King Constantine Flees to Rome Amid Greek Crisis
King Constantine of Greece fled with the royal family to Rome as the Athens military regime claimed his coup attempt was crushed. The 27 year old monarch declined comment on arrival while negotiations continued to avert civil war. Arrests of right wing politicians were reported and troops were mobilized, with air forces forming formations over Athens.
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Gerald Miller
ROME
Constantine
Greece
Athens
Ciampino
Athens Radio
Anne-Marie
Frederika
Washington
United States
Larissa
Istanbul
60Th Kilome
B 52 Bombers Hit North Vietnamese Camps Near Border
U S B52 bombers continued saturation raids near the Cambodian border striking suspected North Vietnamese camps and troop concentrations southwest of Dak To and near Gio Linh. Monsoon weather limited fighter strikes as guard units reported American casualties and mortar fire targets in Tan An and Dak To.
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Lewis M. Simons
Saigon
Dak To
Highlands
Cambodian
Dak
Cambodia
Laos
South Vietnam
U. S. Marine
Gio Linh
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
U. S
Hanoi
U. S. Army
Red Brigade
9Th Infantry Division
Tan An
John F. Kennedy
U.S
Governor Babcock Targeted by Democratic Fundraising Letter
Montana Governor Tim Babcock, a Republican, received a Democratic National Committee fundraising letter asking for a contribution "or as much as you feel you can afford." Babcock dismissed it, calling the letter a sign the DNC "doesn't know what it's doing." The missive was addressed to He Gpv & M Babcock at the Executive Mansion in Helena.
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Helena
Virginia
Tim Babcock
Babcock
John M. Bailey
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Mont
He Gpv & M Babcock
Executive Mansion
Capitol
Tim
He Gpv & M
Bailey
Henpv & M Babcock
John Bailey
Gpv & M Babcock
Herbers
Congress
Mansfield
Dillon druggist William H. Mitchell dies at 65
William Henry Mitchell, a Dillon pharmacist aged 65, died suddenly at his home on Wednesday morning after two years of declining health. Born January 30, 1902 in Eutaw Alabama, he moved to Montana in 1909, studied at Townsend High, earned a University of Montana pharmacy degree in 1924, and worked in Great Falls and Butte before settling in Dillon.
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Dillon
William Henry Mitchell
W. H. Mitchell
Eutaw
Ala
Montana
Townsend
University of Montana At
Missoula
Great Falls
Butte
Probation officer targets delinquent parents, seeks action
A probation officer plans tougher action against delinquent parents aiming to improve compliance and protect at risk youths. The move signals broader enforcement efforts and may involve new enforcement tools and court oversight.
Snow Grips Southern California With Rare Los Angeles Storm
A rare snowfall swept Southern California from low lying cities to foothills with nine inches reported near Temecula, inland between Los Angeles and San Diego at 1000 feet. Six inches fell along the San Diego County coast and foothills. Freezing temps were recorded in higher mountains.
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Los Angeles
California
Temecula
San Diego
Partly cloudy forecast for Butte Anaconda today and Friday
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies in Butte Anaconda with a high near 5 and a low around -18. Snow chances are low at 10 percent through tonight, per the weather table on Page 2.
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Butte - Anaconda
Forrest Anderson declares for Montana governor race
Forrest H. Anderson a 54 year old attorney general and ex judge announced as a Democrat candidate for Montana governor. He said I want to become governor and I hope the people will elect me while acknowledging the challenge of leaving his current post. Anderson has served as attorney general since 1957 and could seek re election next year. He must file by April 25 for the June 4 Democratic primary alongside Sen LeRoy Anderson and Merrill Riddick who have also filed.
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J. D. Holmes Helena
Forrest H. Anderson
Montana
Anderson
Helena
LeRoy Anderson
D-Conrad
Merrill K
Riddick
Philipsburg
James to announce candidacy for Montana governor in 1968
Lt. Gov. Ted James is expected to formally announce soon that he will seek the Republican nomination for governor in 1968. He plans to file his petition and pay the filing fee, despite ongoing delays as Gov. Tim Babcock weighs his own decision. James denies a formal declaration, saying recent reports were misrepresentations, though friends say he will run regardless of Babcock.
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Helena
Ted James
James
Montana
Tim Babcock
GOP
M. F. Keller
Babcock
Keller
Mansfield chides Johnson over Congress clash in speech
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield of Montana challenged President Lyndon Johnson's broad attack on Republicans at the AFL CIO convention. He urged impartial blame sharing and defended Congress as a Democratic body, while House Republicans condemned the Great Society as a derailment. Mansfield and Dirksen also weighed Nixon as front runner and warned of urgent urban funding needs.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Montana
American Federation of Labor and
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Bal Harbour
Fla
Truman
Mansfield
House
GOP
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Great Society
Lyndon Johnson
Carl Albert
Dokla
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Illinois
National Press
Rps
Vietnam
Richard M. Nixon
Dirksen
John Herbers
The
New York Times
Leo Jacobsen Overcomes Carbon Monoxide Collapse
Leo Jacobsen 28 coroner of Silver Bow County was revived after a carbon monoxide exposure in his car from a faulty exhaust. He arrived at Silver Bow General Hospital semi conscious, recovered, and was believed to be in good condition. he lives at 1930 Silver Bow Blvd with his family.
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Leo Jacobsen
Silver Bow
Silver Bow General Hospital
Jacobsen
Butte
Wilda Axelson
Richards’ Funeral Home
Cold Grim Weather Bites the Mining City
The Mining City endures a prolonged cold snap with subzero temperatures and lows down to minus 18 degrees Fahrenheit. Officials forecast continued bitter conditions through Friday with a high near five above and a low around minus 18, after a record low of minus 13 the past Saturday.
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Weather Bureau
Talks in Nevada strike break off
In Reno Nevada an AP report says negotiations between Anaconda Co and unions collapsed over housing pay at Yerington. Union official Hugo Wagner claims the council seeks a full package and objected to piecemeal talks, making a Christmas strike more likely.
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Reno
Nev
Nevada
Anaconda Co
Nevada Industrial Council
Yerington
Council
Hugo Wagner
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Stevie Lahti
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Rhodes
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Forrest Anderson
Wick Temple
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