LBJ Opens Campaign Season With Jabs at Goldwater
President Johnson opened the campaign season with a sharp critique of clandestine hate groups and a contrast to Barry Goldwater's stance on extremism. He also announced favorable financial data, noting a $1.7 billion budget improvement for the year ending June 9, amid reports of reduced federal spending and rising income.
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UPI
White House
Johnson City
Tex
UPD
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Ism
Pedernales River
Demos Charge Tim Babcock Over Birch Member ties
Democrats accuse Governor Tim Babcock of dishonesty over his claim that Vic Overcash knows only one Birch Society member in the Republican Party. They cite Mark J. Dasinger of Sidney as a Birch Society activist who helped Nutter’s 1960 campaign and acknowledge his Birch affiliation now.
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Associated Press
Tim Babcock
Vic Overcash
John Birch Society
Republican Party
Democratic
Mark J. Dasinger
Sidney
Babecock
Donald G. Nutter
Dasinger
the Birch Society
Nutter
Birch
Babcock
Nude English girl hops along Paris avenue in protest
In sweltering Paris, a 23 year old English woman walked nude along Avenue de l Opera until a shopkeeper clothed her and police detained her. She said the act aimed to rediscover man’s nature and protest war, and was later turned to a psychiatrist. The police identified Penelope Philipps of Watford, now living in Paris. She received sedatives at a clinic before return to her apartment.
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Paris
API
Avenue de L’opera
Penelope Philipps
Watford
England
Boy’s bottle travels to Cannes France
Jeff Simmons, a 12 year old, has dropped bottles into Puget Sound for three years seeking replies. Last week he received a note from Cannes France saying his bottle was found on a Mediterranean beach by Jacque St John of 13 Rue Houre Cannes. The letter accompanies the original note Jeff sent.
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Jeff Simmons
Puget Sound
Cannes
France
Jacque St. John
Rue Houre
Jeff
Ellender Presses Cut in Foreign Aid Contingency Fund
Sen. Allen J. Ellender said he will push the Senate to slash about 500 million dollars from a 3.466 billion foreign aid authorization. He cited abuses of a 175 million dollar contingency fund used for balancing other nations and Latin American aid, including 50 million to Brazil and 38 million to South Vietnam, questioning their emergency nature.
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Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate
Louisiana
Johnson
House
Ellender
Congress
State Department
Brazil
South Viet Nam
Mothers Discover Baby Switch After 15 Years
In Scheibes Austria two mothers learn their babies were swapped at birth in 1949. Genetic tests at Vienna University confirm the wrong parents raised Gertrude and Brigitte. the two girls face future custody and identity questions as a court weighs their fate.
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Scheibes
Austria
UPI
Karl Arat
Angela Dismuellner
Gertrude
Vienna University
Paul Speiser
Senate Resumes Work Monday in Congress Power Play
Senate leaders urge speed as Mansfield plans a conference with Dirksen to push antipoverty and foreign aid bills. The session reopens after a week off for the Republican convention with fights over civil rights, pay raises, and highway allocations looming.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro Washington
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Mansfield
Atlantic City
N.J
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
House
Wayne Morse
Dore
Promises to Aid Goldwater Lose Steam After Fury and Clarifications
Eisenhower said he would be glad to help Goldwater against Johnson, but Kitchel said the former president urged Goldwater to clarify his extremism defense. The two met in San Francisco amid GOP discord as Goldwater withdraws from Senate renomination and relaxes at his Arizona home.
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Walter Mears
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Ariz
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Barry Goldwater
White House
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Kitchel
Arizona Republic
Paul Schatt
San
San Francisco
Dean Burch
Bohemian Grove
California
Milton
St. Francis Hotel
Normandy
Khrushchev and Satellite Leaders Gather in Warsaw
Premier Khrushchev and top officials Ulbricht No votny and others arrive in Warsaw to attend a Polish scheduled meeting marking the Polish regime anniversary. The leaders are expected to denounce the West and China while discussing the German question and a proposed nuclear weapons freeze.
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Poland
Khrushchev
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Antonin Novotny
Berlin
Prague
Moscow
Peking
Romania
China
Gomulka
Europe
West Germany
Bonn
U.S
Solemn Mass in Washoe Park marks hospital anniversary
The Most Rev. Raymond G. Hunthausen will preside at a 12:30 PM outdoor Solemn Mass in Washoe Park Anaconda on Sunday July 26 to honor the 75th anniversary of St Ann Hospital opened July 26 1889 by the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth. Officials and religious leaders attend as the hospital observes its milestone amid Anaconda history.
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Raymond G. Hunthausen
Helena
Washoe Park
Anaconda
Sister of Charity of Leavenworth
St. Ann Hospital
Montana
Marcus Daly
Daly
Man 106 Walks 30 Miles For Cheaper Repairs
Medford residents reported missing James Kennedy vanished during a long walk to Grants Pass to seek cheaper watch repairs. State police found him soon after he started back toward Medford. He said the trip was worthwhile as he saved money and did not appear tired, though he lives in a nursing home.
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Medford
Ore
James Kennedy
Grants Pass
Kennedy
Weather Outlook for Butte and Divide Region
Fair and cooler today and tonight with partly cloudy Monday. Highs around 84, lows about 52. East of Divide shows cloudiness and isolated storms Sunday into Monday, with Sunday highs 80 to 95 and night lows 50 to 60. West of Divide stays fair with Sunday partly cloudy and cooler Sunday night. Monday brings 75 to 85 across the south and 80 to 90 inland. The table notes 12 hour max readings, 18 hour min, and 2 percent hour precipitation.
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Butte
Divide
Shelby girl dies in highway crash near Hudson Bay Divide
A 15 year old girl from Shelby was killed Saturday night when the C C D Laundry truck she rode in lost control on U S 89 about a half mile south of the pass near Hudson Bay Divide. Police said she was thrown from the vehicle. The other two occupants were treated and released at Browning hospital. The 1964 Montana traffic toll rose to 131, up from 120 a year earlier.
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Shelby
Hudson Bay Divide
U.S. 89
C.C.D
Big Hole Battlefield highway dedication set for today
Residents from Butte, the Big Hole Basin, and Bitterroot Valley gather for the 26 mile Big Hole Battlefield highway dedication. Gov Tim Babcock will cut a lariat rope at a Joseph Creek barbecue ceremony starting at 1 PM MST. Bitterroot and Big Hole cowboys hold the rope, with sheriff posse drill and band music.
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Big Hole Basin
Bitterroot Valley
Big Hole Battlefield
Wisdom
U.S. 93
Lost Trail Pass
Joseph Creek
Tim Babcock
Big Hole
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Anaconda Co and unions plan a week of talks
Negotiations between The Anaconda Co and multiple unions continue this week with meetings set Monday with the Butte Operating Engineers, Wednesday with Mine-Mill, and Thursday with the Butte Teamsters. Sessions for Steelworkers on July 27 and electricians on July 28 follow. Last week offers were presented but details not disclosed.
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Anaconda Co
Butte Operating
Mine-Mill Union Committee
Butte Teamsters
Steelworkers Union
Anaconda Electricians
Mine-Mill
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