Thailand Premier Sarit Thanarat dies in Bangkok
Premier Sarit Thanarat, 55, a close U.S. ally in Southeast Asia, died from kidney and heart complications after liver issues. Deputy premier Thanom Kitikachorn became acting premier as King Bhumibol Adulyadej moved to appoint a successor, with U.S. Army doctors treating Sarit during his illness.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Sarit Thanarat
U.S
Southeast Asia
Thanom Kittikachorn
Leonard Heaton
U.S. Army
Sarit
Heaton
United States
Bhumibo Adulyadej
Thanom
Ibulsonggram
Japan
Computer Watch On Potential Assassins
Secret service plans proposed enhancements from meetings with Treasury and White House officials. Some oppose changes fearing new spying on innocents and unlikely to have halted Lee Harvey Oswald. The service notes a 60 year record of protecting presidents since McKinley, with little need to alter trusted procedures.
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Adren Cooper
Washington
Crete
Service
Treasury
White House
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
William McKinley
Fire Razes Two Butte Buildings
A two alarm Sunday fire gutted the First Nighter Lounge at 31 West Broadway and two adjoining apartments, with Ashton Printing at 112 Hamilton sustaining heavy damage. Firefighters fought five hours amid freezing weather as water froze. owners and managers reassessed losses and contents.
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Hamilton
W. Broadway
Mike Bishop
Anna M. Cote
Granite
Ashton Printing and Engraving Co
Atty
Thomas F. Joyce
Gladstone
Emmet P. Cronnelly
Ashton's
Cronnelly
Dakota
Butte
Weather summary for Butte region with snow and cold
Cloudy with occasional snow today and tonight diminishing Tuesday. Colder with highs near 20 and lows around 10. East of Divide snow south central areas. West of Divide snow Monday with heavy mountain雪 near passes. Winds northerly or easterly by the Continental Divide, colder Monday night and Tuesday.
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Butte
Divide
Continental Divide
Landmark Dillon bunkhouse burns
A three story bunkhouse once part of the Poin dexter and Orr Ranch near Dillon burned Sunday afternoon. The Rock Island Ranch now owns the site and the hotel style bunkhouse housed about 15 men with 40 rooms and a lobby. built in 1928 at a cost of 45000 dollars, no one was in the building when the fire started.
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Dillon
Poindexter & Orr
Rock Island Ranch
Rock Island Oil & Refining Co
Montana
82 on Jetliner Killed in Crash
An 82 passenger jet airliner from Portland to Philadelphia crashed near Elkton Maryland during a thunderstorm. The Boeing 707 Pan American flight 214 exploded in a ball of fire with no survivors confirmed. Witnesses described a lightning strike before the wreckage scattered across fields and roads. Maryland state police reported recovery of bodies began within 90 minutes.
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Elkton, Md
Philadelphia
Elkton
Ulmer
Clarence Ulmer
Maryland
Helen Warner
Bolivia siege in Catavi as hostage crisis grows
Bolivian troops mass in Catavi area where 4 Americans 3 Canadians and 14 others are held by Communist led tin miners seeking freedom for 2 detained leaders. President Paz Estenssoro considers emergency measures as U S officials press for release.
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LA Paz
Boliva
White House
Johnson
United States
Gibson Holliday
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Juan Lechin
Robert Fergerstrom
Peace Corps
Honolulu
Catavi
Lechin
Government
Paz Estenssoro
Bolivia
Jose Antonio Arte
Johnson attends Lehman funeral with heavy security
President Johnson makes a two hour New York visit for Herbert H. Lehman’s funeral and meets with former President Herbert Hoover at the Waldorf. Security is described as the tightest in city history with 5 000 officers and agents patrolling the route from Idlewild to Manhattan.
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New York
Johnson
New York City
Herbert H. Lehman
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Idlewild
Dalas
Hoover
Waldorf-Astoria Towers
Lehman
Manhattan
Secret Service
Twin Bridges Ranchworker Dies in Wreck Near Dillon
A pickup truck and train collision near Dillon killed ranch worker Harold Gene Miller 24 of Twin Bridges and left Glade Young 27 of Magna Utah critically injured. Miller was thrown 30 feet from his car on Montana 41 seven miles north of Dillon. Coroner says head injuries caused death.
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Montana
Harold Gene Miller
Twin Bridges
Navy
Montana Highway Patrol
Glade Young
Magna
Utah
Missoula
Miller
Beaverhead
Raymond Schwartz
Montana 41
Dillon
Melvin Ranes
Tom Glennon
Butte Police Chief Proposes Ballistics Registry System
Butte Police Chief Jim Clark proposes a federal ballistics registry to trace bullets from the moment a gun is fired. The plan would require manufacturers to record barrel markings and transfer data through distributors, aiding quick identification in shootings.
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William J. Clark
Standard Post
Butte
Jim Clark
Washington
Clark
H. A. Cosgriffe
Helena
Montana
U.S. Alcohol Tax Unit
Alcohol Tax Unit
Treasury Department
Federal
Silver Bow Creek
Sinatra Jr Abducted From Stateline Nevada California Hotel
El Dorado County sheriff reports Frank Sinatra Jr. was kidnapped at gunpoint from Harrah’s Lodge on the California Nevada border. A man named John Foss, 24, says Sinatra and he were in the room, then were taken by two ski jacket intruders who fled into snowfall. Roadblocks and tire tracks traced toward Nevada.
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Stateline
Calif
el Dorado County
Sinatra
Foss
Carlson
Nevada
California
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