LBJ pushes tax surcharge to curb deficit and avert unrest
The President signals possible size and timing of a surcharge to restrain the budget deficit and calm urban tensions rooted in Watts and Newark. He seeks to win over Rep. Mills and pairs the plan with housing and education programs while weighing delay in North Vietnam talks. Aims to time a new congressional drive with an anticipated summer boom.
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Congress
Watts
Newarks
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Haroi
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Taxpayer halts sale of Father Sheehan Park parcel
A protest by William R. McMeekin stopped the 3.8 acre sale of part of Father Sheehan Memorial Park in county proceedings. He cited state law to object to appraised value, prompting the board to vacate the 10:30 a.m. sale at the courthouse.
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Sheehan Park
Board of County Commissioners
District Court
Johnson
McMeekin
Weather Snapshot for Butte Anaconda Area
Mostly fair through Thursday with warmer temperatures. Scattered showers 10 percent today and tonight. High near 78 and low around 50. Comparison shows one year ago temperatures of 93 and 48. Weather table continues on Page 2.
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Butte - Anaconda
Rail workers back after court order amid coast-to-coast disruption
Rail workers returned to their posts under congressional order as a two day stoppage disrupted schedules on major lines from Ohio to California. A five member conciliation panel led by Senator Morse was named to mediate the wage dispute between railroads and six shopcraft unions.
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Texas
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Post Office Department
Washington
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Eas
Standard staff realigned at Montana Standard appoints editors
The Montana Standard announces Hugh Van Swearingen as night city editor and Robert W. Jones as day city editor in a staff realignment. Van Swearingen, 29, previously night news editor at The Stanceells, comes from Lewistown Daily News. Jones, 31, formerly state editor, began at The Missoulian andNews editor since 1962 after training at Mason City and Davenport Iowa.
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Robert W. Jones
Montana Standard
Bert Gaskill
Jones
Butte
Lee
Mason City
Davenport
Iowa
van Swearingen
Stanceeells
Gaskill
Lewistown Daily News
Great Falls
College of Great Falls
Janet
Missoula
Missoulian
Deane
Montana State University
Bozeman
Gloria
Aberdeen
Anaconda Man Timothy Quane Killed in Moscow-Area Crash
Timothy Quane 22 of Anaconda died in a one car crash near Moscow Idaho on Tuesday. His brother Edward 19 and Robert Sullivan 19 both of Anaconda were injured and hospitalized. The car left the road ran about 400 feet along the shoulder and struck a telephone pole cutting Moscow area telephone service. Quane was captain of Anaconda Central High School football team class of 1965 and served in the Army Reserve. His funeral arrangements are pending at Finnigan Funeral Home in Anaconda.
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W. Park
Anaconda
Moscow
Idaho
Edward
Robert Sullivan
Quane
William R. Quane
June L. Quane
Pullman
Wash
Anaconda Central
Army Reserve
Western Montana College
Dillon
Anacon
Kathleen
Alicia
William Donovan
Baker
Hugo Salvail
Butte
Marie Colbert
Dade Oy
Fla
Edims
Tee Finnigan
Needy Butte families to get relief during strike period
Relief efforts in Silver Bow County begin as strike starts. First applications delivered Monday are processed to assess need and refer families to their head of household's union for potential benefits. The director says general aid funds, if used, will be allotted by need, with unions determining specific benefits.
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Johnson
Butte
Silver Bow County
Pentagon to Use Iron in Shells to Cut Copper Costs
The Pentagon plans to reduce copper in Vietnam artillery by replacing copper in the shell’s rotating band with iron. Copper is expensive, and current use could save about 384000 dollars over 18 months if iron replaces copper at prevailing consumption rates.
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Washington
Pentagon
Vietnam
United States
Southeast Asia
U.S
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Blair Burwel
Burwel
Miners Engineering Co
Ern
Glen
Beaverhead County
Ira
Morse
Fred Kappel
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
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Leverett Saltonstall
Rom Massachusetts
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
Miami Beach
Standard News
Silver Bow County Park
Joe Frazier
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