Judge Murray to retire from Montana bench in 1965
U S District Judge William D. Murray will retire December 31 1965 after 16 1 2 years on the Montana bench due to health. At 57 he plans to continue as senior judge under Ninth Circuit rules and will handle first week trials in January. He serves as Montana chief district judge and praises colleagues staff and family while thanking them for support.
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William J. Clark
Standard Post
U.S. Dist
William D. Murray
Montana
U. S
James E. Murray
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Murray
Charles N. Pray
Pray
William J. Jameson
Billings
R. Lewis Brown Sr
Butte
USCA
Miss
Virginia
U.S
Hiram Knowles
William H. Hunt
Carl V. Rasch
George M. Bourquin Sr
Bourquin
James H. Baldwin
R. Lewis Brown
Jameson
De Gaulle Falls Short in First French Presidential Ballot
Paris AP reports Charles de Gaulle failed to win a majority in the presidential election, forcing a runoff set for December 19. Francois Mitterrand led with 32 percent, Jean Lecannet trailed, and De Gaulle captured 44 percent amid 21 million votes counted.
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Charles de Gaulle
Francois Mitterrand
de Gaulle
Jean Leacanuet
Kennedy
Mitterrand
Francois Mitterand
Jean Lecannet
Smith Seen as Possible Successor to Montana Judge Murray
Russell E. Smith of Missoula a former Montana Bar Association president is expected to succeed the ailing W. D. Murray as a federal judge in Montana. His name has been sent to Attorney General Katzenbach by President Johnson with Senate support from Mansfield and Metcalf. Smith would expand Montana’s federal judges to three while remaining largely based in Missoula and Helena.
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American Legion
Immaculate Conception Parish
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William
Gael Ann
W. Quartz
Metcalf
Supreme Court
U.S
Senate
Tim Babcock
Smith
Montana
William J. Jameson
Eisen
Missoula
Helena
Billings Mayors Share Turkey After Trapshoot Victory
Big Timber Mayor Henry Klindt ate crow after losing to Billings Mayor Willard Fraser in a trapshoot. Fraser hosted a Thanksgiving for the press as both mayors joined in a 24 pound turkey feast. Fraser hit 11 of 15 clay pigeons to Klindt’s 10 and Klindt supplied the turkey.
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Billings
Big Timber
Henry Klindt
Willard Fraser
Fraser
Klindt
Gemini 7 Orbit to be Circularized for Rendezvous Plan
Gemini 7 remains on a normal course though its egg shaped orbit of 138 by 199 miles must be circularized to about 185 miles. If rendezvous occurs, the critical burn could come Monday night or Tuesday. a star measurement fault and a persistent Delta P indicator remain under review. Ground control may send Gemini 6 to inspect a mysterious tape like object seen near Lovell’s window.
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Space Agency
Kraft
Lima thieves loot liquor store in Christmas stash
A Lima liquor store was broken into over the weekend stealing more than 27 cases of whiskey and bourbon valued at 1700 dollars. Montana law enforcement agencies across southwest Montana were searching for clues in the case.
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Lima Liquor
Butte Police Department
U S Troops Clash With Reds on Michelin Plantation
U S forces and an estimated regiment of Viet Cong fought on the Michelin Rubber Plantation near Saigon. Officials say more than 100 Reds were killed, with moderate U S casualties. The battle involved two battalion sized units of the 1st Infantry Division and followed Sunday skirmishes. A second sweep saw a Marine task force storm a coastal stronghold about 260 miles northeast of Saigon.
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Viet Nam
U.S
Michelin
Severa
Fed raises interest rates Johnson denounces move
The Federal Reserve Board ordered a rate increase from 4 to 4.5 percent on the discount rate and boosted the maximum deposit-rate to 5.5 percent, maintaining 4 percent on regular savings. President Johnson criticized the action from his Texas ranch, noting the board acts independently and expressing regret over higher borrowing costs while pledging coordinated economic policy.
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Washington
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Deadly fumes threat forces evacution in Camden Arkansas
A train derailment near Camden prompted a large evacuation as two tank cars released fumes. No injuries were reported while authorities and chemical experts assessed the scene. Firefighters controlled flames as U.S. Forest Service personnel contained a Woods fire linked to the derailment.
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Camden, Ark
South
Arkansas
Louisiana
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Bernard C. Weaver
Bureau of Explosives
American Railroad Association
New Orleans
Ethyl Corp
Weaver
D. K. Brown
Earl Carraway
Baton Rouge
Grover Linebaker
Africans threaten coordinated war on Rhodesia over revolt
At a weekend Addis Ababa conference nine members of the OAU and nine Commonwealth states warned Britain to crush Rhodesia within 10 days or face severed ties and a possible coordinated military strike. A five nation action committee led by Nigeria Egypt Tanzania Kenya and Zambia was tasked with planning.
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Ethiopia
Rhodesia
Britain
Nigeria
Nuhu Bamali
African Defense and
The
OAU
Africa Hall
Egypt
Tanzania
Kenya
Zambia
Butte Weather Outlook With Temperatures That Dip
Partly cloudy conditions persist in Butte today with a high near 48 and a low around 22 tonight. One year ago the city saw 29 and 3 percent. Montana weather page 1.
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Butte
Montana
Missoula Carpenter Kegley Dies In Orchard Homes Fire
The body of Glynn Kegley, 30, a Missoula roomer, was found in a burned white frame house in Orchard Homes. Firefighters arrived at 4 15 a m and couldn't save the home. A passerby, Tom O Connor, alerted residents after two trips through smoke. A red Cocker Spaniel survived near the basement water heater.
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Missoula
Glynn Kegley
Orchard Homes
Tom O'Connor
Resi
Cyprus crisis sparks Greek Turkish threat protest at UN
Greek Foreign Minister Elias Tsirimakos formally complained to UN Secretary General Thant about Turkish war threats over Cyprus. A Turkish spokesman denied threats, saying Turkey warned against a Greek Cyprus formula that could spark an explosion and called on Thant on November 26.
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Elias Tsirimakos
U.N
Thant
Cyprus
Tsirimakos
Turkey
UN General Assembly
Thsan Sabry Caglayangi
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