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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1964

Page

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Glenn's Bid For Office Shows Mixed Signals In Ohio

Glenn, space hero and 42 year old Lt Col John H Glenn Jr, runs for the Democratic U S Senate nomination in Ohio amid doubts from some Republicans and Democrats. Ohio Democratic leaders weigh endorsing him over incumbent Sen Stephen M Young as the May primary nears.

Reed Smith Columbus Ohio John H. Glenn Jr U.S Glenn William L. Coleman Stephen M. Young Coleman Young Kennedy-Johnson Sen John

Zanzibar declares Peoples Republic amid global recognition

Six day old revolutionary government in Zanzibar proclaims a People’s Republic while the Soviet Union and other Communist nations grant diplomatic recognition. Okello denounces US and UK interference as violence tolls rise and authorities call for arms collection and army recruitment.

Zanzibar UPI Peoples Republic of Soviet Union China North Korea East Germany Yugoslavia Ghana Kenya Ethiopia John Okello Nairobi United States Britain America British Broadcast Corporation Okello Satan Dar-es-Salaam Tanganyika Abeid Karume

Johnson to Push New Tax Cut Plan in Congress

President Johnson will urge Congress to pass an 11 billion dollar tax cut, aiming for a 1964 economic expansion. Advisers say the plan accompanies a council report noting a 600 billion dollar yearly output if 1963 figures applied, with high profits and labor earnings and unemployment at about 5 percent.

Raymond J. Crowley Washington Johnson Congress America Council of Economic Advisers

Stiff Rules Proposed For Advertising Cigarettes

Washington FTC proposed strict rules on cigarette advertising and labeling after the Public Health Service report. Every pack would bear a health warning and radio or TV ads must include a cautions statement. Ads and labels may not claim smoking promotes health or is not a health hazard. Public hearings set for March with potential rule changes.

Washington UPI Federal Trade Commission FTC Public Health Service Surgeon General's Advisory Committee On Cig Arette

Weather forecast for Butte Anaconda region today and Monday

Mostly cloudy with snow flurries today and Monday. Highs near 28, lows around 5. East of Divide expects cloudy conditions with scattered snow in western mountains Sunday afternoon through Monday and cooler temps northeast to 25 30 and southwest 35 40. West of Divide similar with 25 35 highs and 10 20 lows. Maximums cover 12 hours. minimums 18 hours.

Butte-Anaconda Divide

Formosa Quake Kills 40 and Injures 200

An earthquake in Formosa rocked Taiwan and Chiayi causing 32 deaths in Taiwan, over 100 injuries, and 124 houses burned in Chiayi. No foreigners were reported among the casualties. The tremors reached Taipei and lasted about 30 minutes with Grade 3 to 5 intensity. Thousands fled into the streets across Formosa.

Taipei Formosa Taiwan Chiayi Weather Bureau

Three Yanks Killed In Panama Armed Only With Tear Gas

Defense Department reports that three of four U.S. soldiers killed in Panama riots were armed only with tear gas. The men Schutz: Staff Sgt Luis Jiminez Cruz of Seattle Pvt David Haupt of Los Angeles and Sgt Gerald Rubin of Millbury. The fourth died in an accidental incident connected to the turmoil.

Panama Washington UPI Defense Department Luis Jiminez- Cruz Seattle Wash Johnson Pentagon Jiminez-Cruz Department Gerald A. Rubin Millbury Mass Army Rubin David J. Haupt Los Angeles Calif Jiminez Cruz Arlington National Cemetery

Panama Committee Warns United States Not Backing Down

A Panama City news conference by the national committee for reaffirmation declares Panama will not back down on canal sovereignty demands and calls for negotiations and possible U S withdrawal from the waterway. Spokesmen Dr Octavio Fabrega Jaquin J Vallarino and Rev Mario Arosemena say the move reflects a unified national stance and will send a delegation to Washington.

Matthew T. Kenny Panama City UPI United States Robert Chiari U. S Washington Panama AID Peace Corps Octavio Fabrega Jaquin J. Vallarino Mario Arosemena Fabrega Castroiles

Goldwater Accuses Johnson of Dividing Americans at rally

Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater told a Fayetteville fund-raising breakfast that President Johnson’s plan to fight poverty divides Americans and that the Republican party is the home for conservative Southern Democrats. He urged free enterprise to attack poverty and criticized the civil rights provisions on tobacco and public accommodations, suggesting Johnson may back down on the civil rights section.

Walter Mears Fayetteville N. C Arizona Barry Goldwater Johnson Goldwater South Franklin D. Roosevelt F.D.R Democratic Party United States Congress

Anaconda Aid Announced By White House

The White House announced a federal re-training program for 200 unemployed workers in Anaconda Montana. A task force sent by President Johnson to Montana seeks a solution to unemployment caused by new automated smelting facilities in Butte. Workers will train in 11 courses over 20 to weeks under manpower development and training and area redevelopment programs.

Washington Anaconda Mont White House Montana Johnson Butte

Stolen Guitars Valued At 1000 From Len Waters Music

Len Waters Music Supply Co. at 119 North Main reported a break in Saturday morning around 4 am. Three guitars valued at 1000 dollars were taken after a plate glass door was smashed. owner Len Waters stated he was alerted by the sound of the crash.

Len Waters Music Supply Co N. Main Len Waters Waters

Ruby to undergo brain tests as bond hearing continues

In Dallas, prosecutors and defense lawyers agreed in a three hour session with Judge Joe B Brown to submit Jack Ruby to brain tests. The bond hearing for Ruby charged with killing Lee Harvey Oswald resumes in Brown's court amid the health review proceedings.

Dallas UPI Joe B. Brown Jack Ruby Ruby Lee Harvey Oswald Kennedy

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