President Johnson withholds bombing decision amid papal appeal
President Johnson delays a bombing choice on North Vietnam as Pope Paul VI urges peace through U.N. arbitration. Senate critics and lower guerrilla violence in South Vietnam punctuate a day of high-level briefings. Hanoi continues sending troops and materiel. Ho Chi Minh rejects Johnson peace overtures. military leaders and lawmakers push for resuming air strikes. White House pledges prompt study of the papal proposal, though U.S. officials doubt Reds would accept U.N. mediation.
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Washington
Johnson
North Viet Nam
Senate
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
U.S
Marines Launch Largest Amphibious Assault Since Inchon
Four thousand U S Marines stormed beaches 320 miles northeast of Saigon in a major Viet Nam operation. The assault aimed to trap Communist forces and followed quick U S cavalry advances along Route One The fighting produced 181 confirmed enemy dead and 325 killed in action estimates with 296 detainees.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Inchon
Korea
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Red
Quang Ngai
1St Cavalry
South China Sea
Highway One
Rhe Paddy
Love affair with Butte ends in a grand 90th birthday
Mrs Hattie Helman Harris 90, of 910 Empire, recalls moving to Butte at age nine with her parents William and Helman and her mining family ties. Widowed in 1940, she raised seven siblings, worked as a seamstress, and recently retired. Born in Shenandoah Pennsylvania, she celebrated her birthday at a niece’s home in Butte with family and friends.
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Hattie Helman Harris
910
Empire
Butte
William Helman
Butchertown
Walkerville
Harris
William Harris
Hermans
Eureka
Nev
Shenandoah
Nevada
Vernon Maki
Edwards
John Doran
Las Vegas
Frank Quinn
Terry McInnes
Promoters of cancer drug Krebiozen cleared of fraud
A Chicago federal court jury acquitted Dr. Andrew Ivy and two others of fraud and conspiracy in the promotion of Krebiozen. The panel continued deliberations on Dr. Stevan Durovic, the drug’s discoverer, as other defendants were freed. Ivy hailed the verdict as a victory for medical freedom and urged ongoing scientific testing.
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Chicago
Krebiozen
Andrew C. Ivy
Stevan Durovic
Ivy
F. P. Phillips
Lost mentally disabled youth spends 50 hours in New York subway
Jimmy Modeste, 21, vanished from a Manhattan vocational school and spent over two days in the city subway. He reportedly ate newspaper pieces and water, with swollen hands and blistered feet upon his return, saying a train breakdown caused his disorientation. A policeman finally guided him to the correct train.
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Robert Holton
NEW York
Brooklyn
Jimmy Modeste
Leon Modeste
Jimmy
Manhattan
Modest
Montana enjoys mild weather while nation shivers
Montana escapes the nation’s winter chill with mild Saturday highs from -4 in Glasgow to 47 in Whitehall. Forecasters predict a quick warmup Sunday across the state with highs near 45 in the south and west and scattered precipitation in the east.
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Montana
Whitehall
Livingston
Dillon
Butte
Glasgow
Havre
Senate clash over Taft-Hartley repeal in Montana session
In Washington on a heated Senate scene, Sen. Metcalf overruled Sen. Mansfield as debate centered on repealing the Taft-Hartley union shop ban. Dirksen allies blocked floor action with a filibuster while procedural disputes delayed a Monday start and row over journal readings continued.
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Washington
Montana
Senate
Lee Metcalf
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Paul Fannin
R - Ariz
Dirksen
Metcalf
Fannin
Sam Ervin
D-N.c
Ervin
Pope backs UN mediated end to Vietnam war
Pope Paul VI defended President Johnsons peace offensive against Communist charges of trickery. He proposed neutral arbitration by the United Nations as a possible path to peace in Vietnam, calling the peace effort worthy of history and noting the Communists rejected prior overtures. The Vatican urged careful use of diplomacy through neutral nations.
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Johnson
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
United Nations
Viet Nam
U.N
Vatican
Osservatore Romano
Sion
America
U.S
National Guard tightens funds security in Montana
Montana National Guard officials announced new security measures to tighten handling of Guard funds after a district court charge against Elva Inman a Helena bookkeeper for forging 1951 in state checks She was jailed on 5000 bond and faces a six count information Inman cashed a 385 state warrant and had prior embezzlement conviction guards say payroll and payment procedures will be revised and warrants will not be mailed until new safeguards are in place
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Helena
Montana National Guard
National Guard
Harry Thode
The
Thode
Inman
W. D. Murray
Richard C. Kendall
State Adjutant General
Guard
Dave Middieman
Ion
Gas range ad aims to spark quick sale in classified
Mrs. Betty Neely places a hot selling ad for a gas range with side heater at 2512 Princeton. The notice invites readers to call 792-8301 for assistance and promises a snappy sale even if the cooler market weather exists.
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Betty Neely
Princeton
Frender Elected President of Butte Country Club
William M. Frender of 3039 Atherton Lane was named Saturday night president of the Butte Country Club replacing Stanley M. Gronfein. Also elected were Jack L. Peterson of 1237 Steel as vice president and L. A. Pindly of 1806 Grand as re-.
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William M. Frender
Atherton Lane
Butte Country Club
Frender
Stanley M. Gronfein
Jack L. Peterson
Steel
L. A. Pindly
Grand
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