Governors divided at National Governors Conference in Ohio
Republican governors opened the National Governors Conference in Cincinnati with the plan for a coalition to keep the GOP National Convention open. Rhodes said he would not commit his delegation to anyone. Observers believe Nixon may already have enough delegates to win the nomination.
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Richard M. Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Michigan
George Romney
Meet the Press
Miami Beach
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Romney
Teddy Kennedy
Shapiro
Chicago
Mentally unstable escapee hunted after Butte assault
A suspected escaped convict, possibly mentally unstable, remains at large in the mountains between Butte and Deer Lodge after attacking a Butte woman, Alma Roublebuck, and holding her hostage in her car. The prisoner, identified as William P. Kelly, 26, is armed and may shoot his way through roadblocks as authorities pursue him in Lockhart Meadows area near U.S. 91. Kelly is serving a five year burglary sentence in Cascade County.
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Butte
Deer Lodge
Alma Robuck
Hail Columbia Gulch
Silver Bow County
Bernice Turnoff
U. S. 91
Lockhart Meadows
Cascade County
Ellsworth
Robuck
Kelly
Insects and Rodents Feed Malnutrition Crisis in Biafra
At Holy Rosary Mission Hospital in besieged Biafra doctors urge patients to eat any protein they can, including bush rats turtles bats grasshoppers lizards snails and frogs as Kwashiorkor deaths rise. Dr. Aaron Ifekwunigwe warns thousands die weekly while space and food remain severely limited. Desperate caregivers baptize the worst cases and send others home to forage for scarce sustenance.
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Emekuka
Biafra
Holy Rosary Mission Hospital
Aaron Ifekzunigwe
Ifekwunigwe
Anne Seymour
Weather Roundup for Butte Anaconda Page Two
Partly cloudy with showers possible late Monday night. Tuesday turns mostly fair and cooler with a high near 80 and a low around 45. Today’s shower probability is about 20 percent. One year ago temperatures were 80 and 44.
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Butte - Anaconda
Experts worry US can match Soviet jets in air combat
Senate testimony shows military leaders fear the United States cannot contend with Soviet planes in air superiority. General McConnell urges rapid FX fighter development as the F4 ages, while Enthoven notes missiles radar and ground-base ability influence outcomes.
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Senate
U. S
Soviet Union
John P. McConnell
Air Force
United States
McConnell
U.S
Pentagon
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Alain C. Enthoven
Symington
G. P. Disosway
Tactical Air Command
Czechs and Russians in tense Prague standoff
Soviet troops linger in Czechoslovakia despite a scheduled withdrawal date. Prague awaits Moscow’s latest bid for bilateral talks as 16 000 soldiers complete Warsaw Pact maneuvers. Observers report convoys near Zilina and Olomouc while a CBS crew is briefly detained.
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Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Soviet Union
Zilina
Olomuc
U.S
CBS
Bomb strikes Saigon as clashes intensify in Vietnam
In Saigon a bomb killed four civilians and wounded 52 near Quoc Thanh Theater as crowds fled. Viet Cong casualties reached 10 killed and 21 captured in a multibattalion operation around Kien Phong, while U S forces in Tay Ninh reported 36 enemy killed. US fighter bombers penetrated North Vietnamese territory, causing many fires and damaging trucks, barges, bridges and warehouses. A single Mekong Delta ground clash near Saigon marked limited action elsewhere.
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U.S
North Vietnam
Quoc Thanh
Kie Phong
Tay Ninh
Demilitarized Zone
Johnson
Paris
Panhandle
Mekong Delta
U.S. pursues hands off on Czechoslovakia crisis
U.S. strategists see the Soviet Union trapped over Czechoslovakia with no constructive intervention possible for Washington. The Johnson administration adopts a strict hands off policy, offering only quiet sympathy for the liberalization movement and withholding public comment.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Kremlin
United States
Johnson Down
U S Diplomats Seek Czechoslovak Freedom Question
Washington perspectives favor allowing Prague to develop its own internal arrangements. The dilemma pits liberalization spreading to Poland and East Germany against a hardline Soviet crackdown with broad international repercussions.
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Czechoslovakia
Dean Rusk
U.S
Kremlin
Prague
Washington
Poland
East Germany
Soviet Union
Moscow
Johnson plans teaching role after White House tenure
President Johnson outlined a retirement blend of university teaching at the University of Texas and travel in Mexico Central and South America. He envisions living at the LBJ Ranch near Austin with occasional elder statesman activities, recalling his Cotulla classroom start.
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Johnson
White House
University of Texas
Austin
Mexico
Central America
South America
LBJ
Texas
Luci
D. Eiformer Dwight
Cotulla
Nigerians and Biafrans agree on peace talks agenda
In Niamey a three hour session between Nigerian federal delegates and Biafran secessionists yielded a plan to resume peace talks and consider relief aid for civilians. The group will hold a third preliminary session Monday and discuss civilian relief transport as famine looms.
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Niamey
Niger
Pant
Dent Hamani Diori
Dialo Telli
Organization of African Unity
Biafra
OAU
Nigeria
Diori
Robert Ryan
E. Macmillan
Ivory Coast
Highway Deaths Rise by Two in Montana
The Montana highway death toll rose by two with the fatalities of Vernon Hart 60 of Circle and Lance Michael Person 24 of Great Falls. Hart died when his tractor backed over an embankment while he was leveling a street corner in Circle. Person perished in a single vehicle rollover on U S 10A near the Montana Idaho line in Sanders County.
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Montana
Circle
Great Falls
Vernon Hart
Lance Michael Person
Hart
McCone County
Robert Jensen
Sanders County
San Rafael Police See Odd Travel Spree Interventions
San Rafael police reported a weekend incident spree stretching to Butte Montana Seattle Washington and Picabo Idaho as sun spots caused freak radio conditions interfering with calls and response times.
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Calif
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