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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1963

Page

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Venezuelans Defeat Pro Terror Campaign In Presidential Vote

In Caracas a massive turnout muted a pro-Communist effort to disrupt Venezuela’s election. Snipers attacked AP and UPI offices wounding a journalist. an army intelligence agent was killed and his wife wounded. Early returns favored Betancourt ally Raul Leoni with Uslar Pietri ahead locally. Similar gun battles occurred citywide as guards exchanged fire with snipers.

Caracas Venezuela Warner UPI Romulo Betancourt Avenida Urdaneta Associated Press National Guard Supreme Electoral Council Raul Leoni Betancourt Democratic Action Party Jovito Villalba Republican Democratic Union Leoni Arturo Uslar Pietri Villalba

Sixty South Vietnamese Civil Guards Repel Viet Cong Attack

Sixty civil guards with wives and children fought a ferocious Viet Cong assault on Bau Cao post near Tay Ninh. 42 guards died and 15 wounded. about 20 women and children also perished. Reinforcements arrived at noon as the attackers withdrew, with up to 50 Viet Cong believed killed. The post withstood part of the fort through the night despite heavy mortar fire.

Saigon South Viet Nam Bau Cao Tay Ninh Black Virgin Mountain U.S

Latin American Nations Swing Toward Johnson

The Associated Press reports Latin American leaders show optimism about Lyndon B. Johnson after his first full week as U S president. Argentina Mexico Colombia and Peru express confidence in his policies while Venezuela and Chile adopt a wait and see stance and Brazil foresees no change in status amid economic and political strains.

Associated Press Latin America Lyndon B. Johnson U.S Argentina Mexico Colombia Peru Johnson Venezuela Chile Brazil United States John F. Kennedy Arturo Illia Alliance For Progress Carlos Perette Buenos Aires Kennedy

Soviet Press Levels Spy Charge At Oswald In USSR

Soviet Pravda articles accuse Lee Harvey Oswald of being a U S spy during his 1959 62 stay in Minsk and Moscow. Reports say Oswald slit his wrists upon arrival in Moscow and was hospitalized for days, unclear if suicide attempt or attention gesture. The piece ties the murder to right wing US elements and notes Oswald married a Soviet citizen.

Moscow UPI Lee Harvey Oswald Kennedy Oswald United States Soviet Union Communist Party Pravda Russian Communist Party

Weather Outlook for Butte and Divide Regions

The forecast covers east of Divide and west of Divide with fair conditions and little temperature change. Expect highs from 40 to 55 across periods, lows from 5 to 30, and variable cloudiness Monday into Tuesday, with wind 15 to 25 mph from the southwest in the west portion.

Butte Divide

One Down Four to Go James Fischer Heads Home

James Andrew Fischer the sole boy of quintuplets born in Aberdeen South Dakota on September 14 went home Saturday. He continues in his role as pace giver for the siblings as the family adjusts to life after birth and discharge from the hospital.

James Andrew Fischer Aberdeen S.D

Allied Leaders to Confer With LBJ in Coming Months

The White House announced that West Germany Italy and Great Britain will visit the United States in the next three months to confer with President Johnson. Erhard will have a working visit at the Johnson Ranch on Dec 27 28 Segni will make a state visit Jan 14 15 and Douglas-Home will attend a working visit Feb 12 13. Johnson also discussed future discussions with De Gaulle though no firm arrangements exist.

Washington White House West Germany Italy Great Britain United States Johnson Andrew T. Hatcher Atlantic Alliance Ludwig Erhard President's Ranch Johnson City Texas Antonio Segni Alec Douglas-Home Britain Charles de Gaulle France de Gaulle Hatcher Erhard Douglas- Home Kennedy

Two Men Severely Hurt In East Anaconda Wreck

Two men were seriously injured when their car left Highway 10A east of Anaconda and rolled over twice. Joseph Brady of Anaconda and Robert Mogensen of Anaconda were rushed to St. Ann Hospital. Brady suffers head and chest injuries undergoing surgery. Mogensen has fractures of both arms.

Anaconda St. Ann Hospital Joseph Brady Robert Mogensen New Park Hotel Brady Mogenson Highway Patrol Mogensen

Grace of Monaco Heads to Washington to Console Kennedy Family

Princess Grace arrived in New York for a week long visit and said she hopes to travel to Washington to extend condolences to the Kennedy family after President Kennedy's assassination. She cited family matters as the main reason but kept open the possibility of meeting Mrs. Kennedy if she is able.

Princess Grace Kennedy New York Grace of Monaco Washington John F. Kennedy Idlewild John B. Kelly Philadelphia Monaco

Actress Karyn Kupcinet Is Strangled To Death

Hollywood police report actress Karyn Kupcinet 23 found dead from manual strangulation in her Los Angeles apartment. Autopsy by Dr. Harold Kade cites asphyxia and a fractured hyoid bone with no immediate sexual assault clues. Investigator Lt. George Walsh says no suspects yet and lists extensive interview efforts. Kupcinet, daughter of Chicago columnist Irv Kupcinet, had ties to TV and stage and was seen with boyfriend Andrew Prine.

Hollywood Karyn Kupcinet Chicago Irv Kupcinet George Walsh Harold Kade Los Angeles County Hori Kade Walsh Sheriff's Office Miss Kupcinet Kupcinet Chicago Sun-Times Kupernet

Airman and Teen Die in Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

Airman 2 C Robert Cleary, 19, of Wichita, and Leanne Flamand, 17, of Great Falls, were found dead in a car from carbon monoxide. Autopsy ruled accidental poisoning. car had been running near Flamand’s home after a date. Cleary served in the Air Force at Malmstrom AFB since 1961. Flamand survived by her parents and four brothers and a sister.

Great Falls Robert Cleary Wichita Kan Leanne Flamand Leo Flamand Gene Daly Charles Magner Cleary Air Force Malmstrom Air Force Base Miss Flamand Browning

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