Cyprus Tension Flares Then Eases Over Cyprus Skirmishes
In Nicosia three Turkish marked jets buzzed the capital at dawn as Cyprus tensions eased despite fears of Turkish warships closing in. U N Security Council met, Turkey denied new flights, and a war of nerves continued as British and U S envoys joined the crisis talks amid Greek Turkish clashes.
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Hal McClure
Nicosia
Cyprus
Turkey
Mediterranean
Ankara
Foreign Ministry
U.N. Security Council
New York
Makarios
Dennis Cleary
U.S
Fraser Wilkins
Duncan Sandys
London
David F. Gregg Dies Retired Butte Rail Official at 79
David F. Gregg, retired Butte general agent for the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad, died after a brief illness at a local hospital. He was 79. Funeral services are set for Monday 8 p.m. at White's Funeral Home with Elks lodge rites, followed by body transfer to St Louis for a requiem mass at St Gabriel Church. Interment will be in Calvary Cemetery, St Louis. He was born in St Sali Bex and resided at 1822 Whitman.
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David F. Gregg
Butte
Whitman
Elks Lodge
White
St. Louis
St. Gabriel Church
Calvary Cemetery
Gregg
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
St. Sali Bex
Rotering Named United States Commissioner for District Court
Lewis F. Rotering of Butte has been appointed U.S. commissioner for the district of Montana by U.S. District Judge Mar icv J. Jameson for a four year term succeeding Thomas F. Joyce. A veteran solicitor, Rotering will preside over pretrial matters and bond determinations while continuing private practice. He hails from a prominent Montana legal family and is affiliated with Phi Delta Phi and the state bar associations. He and his wife Katherine live at 1025 Caledonia with their four children.
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Lewis F. Rotering
Butte
U.S
District of
Rotering
Montana
N. A. Rotering
Silver Bow
Nick
Butte South
Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity
Silver Bow County
Katherine
Caledonia
Soviet Reaction Worries Erhard In Talks With Johnson
Chancellor Ludwig Erhard voiced concern over Soviet reactions to Western efforts to ease tensions during talks with President Johnson at the LBJ ranch in Texas. Salinger and Von Hase framed the remarks as a past assessment not a barrier to future approaches, with discussions focusing on East West issues and a possible multi nation nuclear force for NATO.
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Johnson City
Tex
Ludwig Erhard
Johnson
Erhard
Karl Gunther von Hase
White House
Pierre Salinger
Berlin
Salinger
Germany
United States
LBJ
Range
Texas
Western Alliance
France
von Hase
Johnson Decree Sparks Fast Budget Cuts Across Agencies
President Johnson issued an unpublicized decree demanding voluntary trimming of agency budgets, yielding over 730 million dollars in cuts within 48 hours. Officials say the drive dominates aides, with a fiscal 1965 budget unlikely to fall below 101 billion dollars, and Congress to receive the plan January 21 with revisions possible.
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Washington
Johnson
Satary
Congress
Defense Department
Agriculture Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Post Office
Veterans Administration
Butte Mayor Faces Question Who Will Be Next
The Butte City Council may elect a successor to Mayor Vern Griffith after his resignation effective Jan 6 or he may take a leave of absence. The council can fill the vacancy from its own ranks or appoint any qualified candidate, with term ending in May 1965.
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William Clark
Standard Post
Vern Griffith
Area Redevelopment Administration
Montana
Griffith
R. R. Renne
Montana State College
Butte
Barry O'Leary
Hauswirth
Its Time for Tabs By BEAT GASKILL
Winter brings snow and cold for Montana drivers and license tabs are due. Tabs will be issued only for last year’s plates, sold at the courthouse treasurer’s office Thursday. Buyers must file assessments with Assessor George McGrath and present the 1963 blue registration slip reading Valid for Re Registration.
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Montana
George McGrath
McGrath
Silver Bow
Fire Weather Across District With Snow Flurries
Mostly cloudy conditions persist from east to west with scattered snow on western mountains and lighter temps. Daytime highs range mid 20s to 40s, overnight lows dip into single digits to mid 20s, with regional forecasts showing little temperature change through Monday. In a separate report, Soviet tanker of 62000 tons launched at Leningrad yards as Tass confirms. Local licensing crackdown targets in-state vehicle tabs. revenues and deadlines spark争 debate as 18000 passenger car plates and thousands more truck and trailer plates were issued in 1963.
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Divide
Klemo
Montana
Pope and Orthodox Leader Back Possible Holy Land Meeting
Pope Paul VI conferred with Metropolitan Athenagoras I of Constantinople signaling readiness for a historic Rome meeting. A Vatican communique noted talks for a possible Holy Land encounter with Patriarch Athenagoras I as Rome eyes a January pilgrimage start.
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Eugene Levin
Vatican City
Paul VI
Constantinople
Athenagoras I
Istanbul
Holy Land
Paul
Athenagoras
Thiatiron
Rome
Patriarchate of Constantinople
Vatican
Palestine
Guard Placed Around U S Legation in Sofia After Riot
In Sofia, Bulgaria, a police guard was set around the U S legation following a riot by about 3 000 Bulgarians protesting alleged espionage by Ivan-Assen Hristov Georgiev the Bulgarian mission’s counselor to the United Nations. Windows were shattered and four legation cars overturned during the mob action. U S Charge d Affaires Richard Johnson filed a strong protest with Bulgarian officials.
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Vienna
UPI
U.S
Legation
Sofia
Richard Johnson
Foreign Ministry
Ivan-Assen Hristov Georgiev
Met
United Nations
Berlin Leaders May Negotiate On Wall Closing
Berlin officials on both sides voiced readiness to discuss extending the Jan 5 deadline for West Berliners visiting behind the wall. East German ADN reported 250,000 West Berliners visited relatives in East Berlin and 840,000 one day permits issued.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Senate
West Germany
Alexander Abusch
West
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James C. McKenzie
Portsmouth
Ohio
Anatoly Pozdneev
Nina
Olga
Victor
William McKenzie
L. F. Rotering
By Douglas B. Cornell
MLF
Moscow
Tass
Leningrad
Jack C. Klemo
Wall
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