Job Corps in Anaconda Brings Race Tension to Forefront
In Anaconda Montana a Job Corps Center near Foster Creek draws both praise and fear as residents debate integration. Townspeople report polite corpsmen but worry about violence and reputational strain amid a 58 percent Negro population, fearing incidents such as a reported rape may spark unrest.
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Job Corps Center
Foster Creek
Montana
Job Corps
Trapper Creek
Hamilton
Kicking Horse
Rowan
Rockies
Northwest
King Leads Largest Chicago Civil Rights March Demands Taped On City Hall Door
Thousands of marchers in Chicago on a 98 degree day joined Dr. Martin Luther King Jr in a freedom rally from Soldier Field to downtown. King taped a list of demands to the city hall door as crowds sang We Shall Overcome and chanted against Daley. Police estimated more than 10 000 on the march and up to 50 000 sat at Soldier Field to hear King and leaders. A youth attempted to rip the door but was stopped by officers. the march continued after marshals removed a disruptive group.
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Black Power
Chicago
Soldier Field
Martin Luther King
Martin Luther King Jr
City Hall
Dr. King
King
Daley
Western fish game group meets in Butte this week
Between 500 and 600 visitors from 11 western states arrive in Butte for the 46th annual Western Association of State Game and Fish Commissioners conference at the Finlen Hotel. Host Montana officials include E G Leipheimer as chairman and Frank H Dunkle as president.
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Butte
Western Association of State Game and Fish Commissioners
Finlen Hotel
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Wyoming
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Oregon
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
Alaska
Hawaii
British Columbia
The
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Forest Service
Bureau of Reclamation, Fish and Wildlife
Bureau of Land Manage
Weather Update for Butte Anaconda Afternoon Showers Expected
Afternoon cloudiness with scattered showers or thundershowers today and Tuesday. High today 78 degrees, low tonight 44. A comparison notes yesterday’s high 68 and low 44. Weather chart reference on page 2.
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Butte - Anaconda
Butte
US infantry hunts Viet Cong after ambush near Saigon
American 1st Infantry Division, largely draftees, battled a battered Communist regiment after a trap backfired. U.S. officials cited at least 218 Communist deaths in two days near the Cambodian border as Maj. Gen. William De Puy’s forces pressed a 2,000-strong enemy division.
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UPI
Air Force
U.S
Hanoi
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
William de Puy
Woman dies in crash near Townsend
Mrs. Ken Burdeck of Tupelo Mississippi was killed and her husband and two other men were seriously injured in a head on highway crash six miles north of Townsend on U.S. Highway 12. The Billings car was in the wrong lane as it passed another vehicle. the road was resurfaced and had no center line. The death toll for the year reached 132.
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Townsend
Ken Burdeck
Tupelo
Miss
Tom Beck
Dard
del) Laughlin
Billings
Burdeck
Malcolm Henry
Jim Girdler
Mike Davis
U.S. Highway 12
Congress Faces Tough Agenda After July Recess
After a 10 day break Congress returns to a crowded agenda with civil rights foreign aid auto safety and education bills still pending A military procurement and pay raise bill worth over 17 billion and a 3 2 percent civilian pay hike are slated for action along with a foreign aid authorization and budget debates likely to stretch into the week.
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Congress
Department of Transportation
House
Senate
Johnson
Clash Between Wheat Growers and Police Near Salonika
In northern Greece near Salonika police and about 5,000 wheat growers on 500 tractors clashed for hours over subsidies. About 200 were injured, including 60 police, with 17 gunshot wounds. One tractor driver was shot after nearly ramming Police Director Constantine Tsakaris, as demonstrators hurled rocks and gas masked officers held lines. Arrests reached about 140.
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Salonika
Greece
Constantine T’sakaras
Air strike talks stall as unions and airlines recess
Negotiations between the Machinists union and five major airlines recessed without progress on a three day old strike that disrupts air commerce. Labor officials said no major development tonight and cited absent union leaders as the main obstacle to talks.
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Washington
Machinists Union
James J. Reynolds
W. Willard Wirtz
Reynolds
Labor
Robbers Take Ten Dollars From Detroit Man
Francis Woods, 45, leaving a bowling alley was robbed by two men who asked him his money. He replied fourteen dollars and the bandits agreed to take ten, then fled.
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Detroit
Francis Woods
Woods
California angler finds Montana brook trout
R L Smith of Norwalk California vacationing in Idaho and Wyoming spends two weeks fishing Montana streams. The photo shows him in southwestern Montana casting for wary brook trout just as he hooks a fish in a stream flowing into the Big Hole River.
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R. L. Smith
Norwalk
Calif
Idaho
Wyoming
Montana
Big Hole
Smith
John Winkelmann
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