Indian and Pakistan leaders meet in Russia for Kashmir talks
In Tashkent the Soviet Union hosted Pakistan president Ayub Khan and Indian prime minister Lal Bahadur Shastri as they arrived to seek a Kashmir settlement. Kosygin gave them equal courtesy, with separate ceremonies and open limousines to villas on the city outskirts.
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Pakistan
Kashmir
Russia
Mohammed Ayub Khan
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Separte
Alexei Kosygin
Kosygin
Ayub
Shastri
Genghis
Hamilton youth dies of injuries
Mike Breen 17 of Hamilton died in a hospital after being struck by a northbound car on snowy U S 93 just north of Hamilton. David Vallance 19 was struck but survived with cuts and bruises. sheriff says both youths crossed the highway to reach a car with friends as visibility was zero and roads were slick. An inquest was under consideration.
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Hamilton
UPI
Mike Breen
U. S
Breen
David Breen
Montana
David Vallance
Calvin Schreckendgast
Vallance
Jack Cain
Ravalli County
Dennis Holmes
Missoula
Cain
Transit strike cripples Gotham on first workday
New York faced a total transit shutdown as the AFL-CIO Transport Workers Union strike halted subways and buses. Crowds walked city streets and traffic jammed in the evening before conditions began easing with continued peace talks at City Hall.
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George W. Cornell
New York
Manhattan
AFL - Cio Transport Workers Union
John V. Lindsay
Bronx
Government actions target steel price hikes in industry wide push
Inland Steel matched Bethlehem’s $5 a ton rise while Colorado Fuel & Iron added $3, as federal agencies warn against buying from firms that raised prices. McNamara directs shifts away from penalized suppliers as New York City endures a massive transit strike halting 25 to 50 percent of normal flows.
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Washington
Bethlehem Steel
Inland Steel Corp
Bethlehem
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
Robert S. McNamara
Transit Strike Contempt cited for union officials
New York. State Supreme Court Justice Abraham N. Geller held Michael J. Quill and eight other Transit Workers Union officials in civil contempt for their roles in the city transit strike.
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NEW York
Ap) — Transport Workers Union
Michael J. Quill
State Supreme Court
Abraham N. Geller
U S Proposes Peace Offer On South Vietnam Endgame
Vice President Hubert Humphrey reveals a U S offer to put everything into the basket of peace except surrender of South Vietnam to end the war. Johnson held brief briefings after Humphrey’s Far East talks with five allied governments.
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Merriman Smith Washington
UPI
United States
South Viet Nam
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Far East
the White
U.S
Humphrey
Japan
Philippines
China
South Korea
Manila
Thailand
Washington
Texas
White House
Nearly all Silver Bow County offices face re election
Virtually every county office in Silver Bow faces re election this year with two exceptions. Clerk of the district court Frank Gabse is free to sit out 1966. Several incumbents must run in two or four year terms.
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Silver Bow
Frank Gabse
Gabse
John B. McClernan
James D. Freebourn
Gary F. Garrett
Vera O'Connell
Daniel J. O'Connell
Board of County Commissioners
Mark P. Sullivan
Robert J. Holland
John Emmett Jones
Jack C. Klemp
O'Connell
Montana Draft Expands to Married Men in State
Montana uses Selective Service testing and induction to draft more married men, including many with families. Forty eight candidates from six counties, including Beaverhead, are set to appear January 2 at the Silver Bow Examining and Induction Center.
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Montana
Silver Bow
West Granite
Beaverhead
Wyoming
Butte Anaconda Weather: Snowy and Cold Today
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with snow and a turning colder trend. Expect about 4 inches of snow accumulation with a high near 18 degrees and a low around zero. One year ago in Butte the highs and lows were 29 and 20.
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Butte - Anaconda
Butte
Montana Weather
Pulitzer-winning woman war correspondent dies
Prominent war correspondent and longtime reporter dies at age, leaving a legacy of frontline dispatches. Colleagues recall her fearless coverage and tireless pursuit of the truth across multiple theaters of war. Her death marks the end of a storied career in journalism.
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Montana
Helena
East Helena gas station blast injures three
A series of explosions and a fierce fire destroyed a cut rate gas station in East Helena, injuring three people. Cleo Keck, 40, wife of the station operator, was reported in very critical condition with extensive burns and inhalation injuries. Frank Keck and tanker driver Don Olson were treated. Olson was unharmed beyond minor burns.
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East Helena
UPI
Cleo Keck
Frank Keck
Condi
Don Olson
Helena
Frank
Bus Crash Near Winston Sees 42 Children Safe
A school bus carrying 42 children was rear ended in a four vehicle crash near Winston, 20 miles southeast of Helena, during a driving snowstorm. No serious injuries reported, some students treated for minor cuts and bruises, with a few taken to Broadwater County Hospital.
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Helena
Winston
Jim Girgler
Broadwater County Hospital
Robert Litton
Townsend
Fladius Oval
Don L. Johns
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Awawy
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President's Council of Economic Advisers
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Viet Nam
Economic Council
Commerce Department
GSA
Pentagon
Transport Workers Union
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Lewis T. Poole
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Subway
TWU
Amalgamated Transit Union
Geller
Quill
Wth
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