Shastri Remembered by India After Sudden Death
Hundreds of thousands mourn Lal Bahadur Shastri in New Delhi as the prime minister dies of a heart attack in Tashkent. His body returns on a Soviet airliner, with state honors, a gun carriage procession, and a Mahār Bharat Ratna posthumously awarded for peace efforts.
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Jawaharlal Nehru
China
India
Shastri
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Radio
Peking
Guizarilal Nanda
Tashkent
Pakistan
Kashmir
Nanda
Dr. S. Radhakrishnan
Ayub Khan
Kosygin
Ayub
Rawalapindi
Palam
Crack
Rajputana Rifles
Major drives fail to flush Reds in South Viet Nam
Two large U.S. offensives and Vietnamese troop actions failed to flush Viet Cong from jungles on Tuesday. Light contact reported as Saigon awaited Harriman arrival from Australia amid peace negotiations talks with no word from Hanoi or Beijing. North Vietnamese mortars struck a U.S. Army unit near the Viet Cong iron triangle, causing light casualties.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Australia
W. Averell Harriman
Henry Cabot Lodge
Harriman
North Viet Nam
Red China
Iron Triangle
Johnson to present State of the Union address on Vietnam and budget
President Johnson will address a joint Congress at 9 p.m. EST outlining the intertwined state of the Vietnam war and the home front, with a televised update on the budget and Great Society programs. Moyers cites a fiscal year 1967-68 figure around 110 to 115 billion dollars, with defense about 60 billion.
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Johnson
Congress
Viet Nam
Union
White House
State of the Union
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House
Bill D. Moyers
National Defense
Montana considers adopting Viet Nam province as foster state
Governor Tim Babcock proposed making a South Viet Nam province a Montana foster state with economic and technical aid. He urged a university faculty committee and Montana medical personnel for service in Viet Nam, and outlined funding for school lunch programs, centers, scholarships, and recruitment via International Voluntary Services.
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Billings
Montana
South
Viet Nam
Tim Babcock
Sisters of Charity St. Vincent's Hospital
Babcock
Japan
Southeast Asia
Agency For International Development
Department of State
International Voluntary Services
Burglars Target Tinker Belle Drive In Safe
One or more burglars broke a window at the Tinker Belle Drive-in at 1304 Harrison after midnight Monday and stole about $300 from an open safe. Police report broken glass inside the safe suggests the door was open when the entry occurred.
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Tinker Belle Drive-in
Harrison
Larry Netzner
John Sullivan
Paul Talon
Violence erupts as Dominican patrol shoots rioters in Santo Domingo
In Santo Domingo a combined army and police patrol fired on rock throwing demonstrators near a high school, killing one and wounding another as seven rebel officers face diplomatic exits. Police chief Herman Despradel said a soldier fired after a patrol truck was pelted with rocks.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
National Police
Herman Despradel
Dirksen urges patience before tougher Vietnam policy moves
Senate Republican Leader Dirksen cautioned advocates of a tougher Vietnam stance to weigh every factor before escalating. He backs Nixon’s goal of Vietnamese freedom and independence and says this is not America’s war. He called for caution amid possible mutual hostages dynamics and noted no Communist reaction yet to the secret note to Hanoi.
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UPI
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Richard M. Nixon
Viet Nen
Viet Nam
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Hanoi
White House
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Johnson
Congress
U.S
Vietnam
Mike Mansfield
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mansfield
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Rio floods and slides kill many in Rio de Janeiro
Heavy rains of 10 inches in 18 hours caused floods and landslides across Rio de Janeiro, with at least 145 dead and more than 1,000 injured. Gov. Francisco Negrao de Lima declared a public calamity and asked the armed forces for aid as slums suffered catastrophic collapses and civil authorities organized rescues and shelter for the homeless.
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H. Denny Davis
Rio DE Janeiro
UPI
Rio
Guanabara
Francisco Negrao de Lima
Paraozinho
Copacabana
Johnson vows Great Society push amid Viet Nam costs
President Johnson tells AFL-CIO President George Meany his 1967 budget will fund both Viet Nam military needs and social programs. Meany cites concerns over possible cutbacks and notes union plans pressing for Taft-Hartley reform, higher minimum wage, unemployment insurance, consumer protections, and large-site picketing rights.
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Washington
Johnson
Great Society
Viet Nam
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Senate
Congress
Montana Weather Snapshot For Butte Anaconda Area
Partly cloudy today and Thursday with scattered snow this afternoon. High near 35, low around 18. A year ago temps were 30 and 11. Montana weather page 7.
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Butte - Anaconda
Toni
Montana Weather
Classified Ad Offers Fast Results by Phone
Mrs Zoa Roaster places an indoor ad in our classified section calling 792 8301 for quick actioneer service. Includes FT trailer on 2 lots on N Flat Ing 322 S Washington Apt fast results by phone.
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Ing
S. Washington
Apt
No inquest planned in sled fatality
Timothy J Weldon a six year old boy died after his sled struck a bus on a Mining City street Monday Coroner Andy Aleksich ruled no criminal liability after thorough investigation eyewitness accounts and talks with Highway Patrolman William Madlena and County Attorney Mark Sullivan The Mass of Angels will be held at St Lawrence O Toole Church Thursday at 9 30 am with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery
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Timothy J. Weldon
Andy Aleksich
Aleksich
John E. Weldon Jr
E. Center
William Madlena
Mark Sullivan
St. Lawrence O'Toole
Holy Cross Cemetery
Don’t miss these Page 5 to 10 highlights
Page 5 advertises a “Don’t miss these” feature about a big happy family. Page 6 reports state highway employees receive a $25 raise. Page 9 notes a federal grand jury impaneled locally. Page 10 covers East All-Stars in the NBA classic.
Corliss Notes Jurors in Double Murder Kidnapping Case
In Helena Charles E Corliss 25 Fulton NY sat quietly taking notes as prosecutors and defense counsel questioned jurors on day two of voir dire for his murder and kidnapping trial. Prosecutors faced challenges over deaths penalty objections and peremptory challenges while judge Hanrahan emphasized the felony murder rule.
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Corliss
Donald Hammer
Lincoln
Hanrahan
Mediation pivot urged in New York transit tie up
Mediation panel pressed Tuesday for a new settlement approach to New York's 8 billion transit strike. AFL CIO leader Douglas MacMahon rejected Mayor Lindsay's peace plan and federal labor aide James Reynolds sought a path to break the deadlock as faith leaders urged immediate acceptance of mediation efforts. Ambulance demand grew and eight million New Yorkers felt travel strain while talk of National Guard action circulated. The Fifth Avenue Association urged reopening buses and subways.
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New York
Douglas MacMahon
Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union
John V. Lindsay
James J. Reynolds
Nue
Union
Transit Authority
Lindsay
National Guard
Fifth Avenue Association
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