Hanoi calls for talks after bombing halt clause
North Vietnam said it would begin talks only after the United States unconditionally ends bombing and all war acts. The statement by Foreign Minister Nguyen Duy Trinh aired on Hanoi radio was reviewed by U S officials, who called for diplomatic verification while weighing its significance.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
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U.S
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Perma
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DRV
Tokyo
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Wilfred Burchett
Johnson unveils $3 billion cuts to U.S. balance of payments
President Johnson held a New Year news conference announcing five actions to curb foreign spending and loans abroad. He pledged to back the dollar and keep the financial house in order and named Gardner Ackley as ambassador to Italy replacing G. Frederick Rheindhardt. He said the enemy in Vietnam must show willingness to negotiate.
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Vietnam
Italy
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
G. Frederick Rheindhardt
Nounced
Jordan
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Mideast
Greece
Johnson orders steps to cut foreign spending and curb deficits
The report lists five actions by President Johnson under banking laws and the Fed to trim private investment abroad by 1 billion dollars, tighten foreign loan programs for 500 million, and cut defense and foreign aid spending to save 500 million, aiming to cut the travel deficit from 2 billion to 1.5 billion over two years and sending representatives abroad.
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Federal Reserve Board
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University of Southern California wins Queen's Trophy in Roses parade
In Pasadena on Monday USC Montana captured the Queen's Trophy for its float "Montana, a Year Round Adventure." The entry featured a stylized tree of 100,000 chrysanthemums weighed by 50,000 pine roses and 5,000 baby orchids amid 60 other floral floats.
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Linda Strother
Hawaii
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Illinois
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Guinevere
Merlin
Arthur
Georgia
Linda Ann Rhein
Stevie Lahti
Eight Missoula students charged after pot party raid
Police charged eight persons after a Missoula residence raid. Six university students named among those charged with possession of narcotics. two others hospitalized. One 17-year-old male and an 18-year-old woman also charged. Donald Chenoweth, 18, charged with possession and carrying a concealed weapon.
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Missoula
University of Montana
Richard Golden
Tom von Stimson
John P. Anderson
Ronald V. Emery
Louise M. Thompson
Peter H. Effenberger
Donald J. Chenoweth
Peaceful New Year Observed in Mining City Butte
Mining City residents celebrated New Year's Eve without arrests as police reported a calm citywide observance in Butte during the night. Police described the border area as peaceful with no major incidents reported.
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Butte
Truce Violations Run High As New Year Cease-Fire Ends
U S military reports 168 cease-fire violations by the enemy as the New Year truce ends. Four American troops killed and 52 wounded, with South Vietnam noting 21 soldiers dead and 61 wounded. Mekong Delta battle follows Viet Cong mortar attack on marine bivouac.
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U.S
Edwin Q. White
Saigon
North Vietnam
Mekong Delta
Mekong
Butte Names New Year Baby Parents and Gifts Expected
Butte announces the New Year baby of Mrs Dan Bailey and the late Leonard E Shea and Mr and Mrs Edward Haavisto. The infant and parents expect a generous round of gifts from local merchants. Kortes, unemployed due to the copper strike, works as a truck driver at the Berkeley Pit.
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Dan Bailey
Leonard E. Shea
Edward Haavisto
Butte
Kortes
Berkeley Pit
Christopher John Kortes
Silver Bow General Hospital
Toivo Kortes
Edison
Leonard
Snowy Arctic Front Halts Montana Travel
Subzero temperatures followed an Arctic front across Montana with wind gusts up to 50 mph. Snow and drifting conditions closed highways from Townsend to White Sulphur Springs. emergency travel advised for Lewistown area. Kalispell four inches of snow. Lewistown 15 inches. readings fell to single digits with highs not above zero east of the Divide.
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Townsend
White Sulphur Springs
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MacDonald Pass
Helena
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Bozeman
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Idaho
Wyoming
Missoula
Glasgow
Bitter New Year Cold Hits Butte Area
Arctic high pressure sent a deep freeze across the state on New Year's Day. Butte and surrounding regions saw temperatures plunge from 27 at 1 am to 19 below zero by midnight with 8 to 10 inches of snow in sheltered spots and drifting conditions hampering accurate snowfall measurement at the airport.
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Butte
Helena
World Looks Toward 1968 Amid Global Tensions
A 1960s outlook recalls a weary globe entering 1968. Vietnam truces appear fragile. the Middle East, Greece, Cyprus carry old wounds. Israel’s 1967 victories shape policy. Paris contemplates peacemaking, while King Constantine remains exiled. Despite cold, people seek a brief interlude of nightlife before duties of the new year.
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