Sorrowing Britons Pray for Churchill
London readers cling to news of Sir Winston Churchill’s battle after Friday stroke. A nation prays as his pulse falters and family gathers at Hyde Park Gate bedside. Lord Moran says Churchill had a peaceful day but lost ground. a vigil remains outside the house.
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Separate Trials May Be Asked In Mississippi Rights Case
Meridian Mississippi AP reports that defense lawyers consider separate-trial requests as the first move in the federal conspiracy case charging 18 men with depriving three civil rights workers of their rights. Sixteen men, including Sheriff Lawrence Rainey and Chief Deputy Cecil Price, were arrested and released on bond. two indictees remain at large. The killings of James Chaney, Michael Schwerner, and Andrew Goodman last June spurred the FBI’s largest investigation.
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New Soviet Chiefs in Poland Meet With Warsaw Pact Allies
Soviet Premier Kosygin and First Secretary Brezhnev arrived in Warsaw for a summit with East European allies. Western diplomats expect talks to focus on coordinated policy and potential peace initiatives tied to a rebalancing of Eastern bloc forces. Joined by Malinovsky and Gromyko, they attend the Warsaw Pact political advisory committee meeting.
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U.N. Assembly faces vote over peacekeeping payments
The United Nations General Assembly reopens with debate over whether the Soviet Union should lose its vote for nonpayment of peacekeeping assessments. Africans favor voting on a 92 item agenda, while the United States opposes delay. Thant to outline financial plight. Article 19 dispute looms.
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President Announces 88 New War on Poverty Projects
President Johnson unveiled 88 new anti poverty projects costing 101 million dollars in 33 states and Puerto Rico as part of the war on poverty efforts. The initiatives include a 20 million dollar summer program for 50 000 high school students and four VISTA volunteers to work with Gila River Indians.
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Club-Wuilding Officials Disperse Mob of 200 Students in Red Lodge
Authorities armed with clubs dispersed about 200 college age students in Red Lodge after they blocked sidewalks crowded businesses and threw bottles. Most were from Eastern Montana College of Education in Billings with others from Gallatin and Park Counties. Four youths were arrested, two released on bail and two jailed, on disturbing the peace and under age drinking charges. No serious violence occurred as 30 men cleared the streets by 1 a.m. One person was treated at Red Lodge hospital after a dispute at Riche Lodge.
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Proposal Would Convert MSM to Vocational Schools
Montana lawmakers propose turning three university units into vocational technical schools. The bill would place Montana School of Mines at Butte Northern Montana College at Havre and Western Montana College at Dillon under the department of public instruction, leaving Eastern Montana College at Billings unchanged.
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Butte Montana Weather Summary Today Through Tuesday
Mostly fair conditions with fog patches today through Tuesday. Daytime highs near 37, nights around 10. East of Divide fair with increasing clouds west. Monday through Tuesday mostly cloudy, little temperature change. Northeast highs 30 to 40, west and south 40 to 55, Monday night lows 25 to 35. West of Divide cloudy Monday to Tuesday with similar temperatures, highs 28 to 35, lows 15 to 28.
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Inauguration Week Opens With Snowbound Washington
Washington braced for Lyndon B. Johnson's inauguration as the capital endured a snowy buildup. The Old Guard led the early festivities with parades and a grand ball setup at the Washington Armory while preparations for a week of receptions, balls, and celebrity appearances intensified amid forecasts of more snow.
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