Negro Woman Attacks Sheriff During Selma Voter Outreach
In Selma Alabama a 226 pound Negro woman assaulted Sheriff Jim Clark as he watched a line of voter registration applicants. Clark was struck twice with deputies overpowering the assailant. Dr Martin Luther King Jr stood nearby urging restraint amid the tense scene during the voter registration push.
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Mothers March Realizes 4100 Dollars in County Drive
The Mothers March of Dimes netted $4100 in Silver Bow County Monday night. More than 400 women canvassed homes during a two hour period to raise funds for birth defects support. Receipts included 11 silver dollars. campaign officials praised workers and contributors for a successful 1965 drive.
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Butte Anaconda Forecastpartial Snow Flurries
Partly cloudy today through Wednesday with occasional snow flurries in the Butte and Anaconda area. Highs near 28 today, 20s to 30s Wednesday, with winds and colder pockets east and west.
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Britain’s State Funeral Planned for Sir Winston Churchill
London AP reports a state funeral for Sir Winston Churchill to honor his life in public service. Queen Elizabeth II ordered the body lie in state at Westminster Hall with a St Paul’s Cathedral service on Saturday, followed by burial beside his parents at Bladon. The plan includes a 9:35 am procession from Westminster to St Paul’s and a long national tribute with thousands in the procession and onlookers.
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VA Administrator Relaxes Rules for Two VA Hospitals
The acting Veterans Administrator William J. Driver loosened the admission rule at Grand Junction Colorado and Miles City Montana hospitals, allowing some veterans with weather or rough-travel conditions to be admitted. The plan excludes nine other VA hospitals slated for closure by June 30 and lacks a time limit. Senators criticized the secrecy and pressed for more questioning. Driver was ordered back Thursday. Senate delays confirmation of Driver’s nomination amid ongoing protests over closures and regional office consolidations.
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Johnson plans London funeral trip from Bethesda ward
President Johnson, recovering at Bethesda Naval Hospital, proposed to attend Sir Winston Churchill's state funeral in London this Saturday. Doctors recommended rest, but Johnson's condition had improved to normal temperature and plans awaited final medical approval. Secretary Rusk discussed world affairs with him as Eisenhower considered attending the funeral.
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California
Reaction to Budget Follows Party Lines
Washington lawmakers split along party lines over the budget. House Republican Leader Gerald Ford warned the $99.7 billion figure overstates income and undercounts spending. He doubted revenue from asset sales will materialize and urged caution on the administration’s projections. Senator Byrd and others expressed reservations about poverty and unemployment implications.
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Judge Studies Findings On Value of PDS Assets
Federal Judge W D Murray weighs a trustee report on Prudential Diversified Services assets in bankruptcy proceedings. Trustee McCaffery cites going concern valuation and per parcel appraisals in Montana Texas and other holdings while sale talks proceed for the Beaumont Goodhue building.
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Budget clash erupts at Board of Examiners meeting
In Helena Montana Gov Tim Babcock and House Appropriations chair Francis Bardanouve clash over whether the governor's budget is balanced The Republican administration and Democratic legislature dispute $35000 in the red and proposed amendments while noting required items like constitutional salary increases and revised codes Bardanouve leaves the room after a sharp exchange and scope of study is debated Continued Page 2 Col
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Montana phone rates cut for Montana calls
Mountain States Telephone Co announces up to 3 cent reductions on station to station Montana calls effective February 1. The cuts, approved by the Montana Public Service Commission, save Montana users about 364000 dollars yearly and align with nationwide interstate cuts. An April 1 interstate reduction adds about 110000 dollars in savings. Night rates shift to 8 p.m. to 4 30 a.m. weekdays and Sundays.
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