Court Order Halts Rail Strike At Butte Anaconda Rail Hub
A court-ordered restraining action halted a one day strike by Local 580, Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, against the BA&P railroad. Judge W D Murray set a July 28 hearing for possible permanent injunctive relief. Pickets were removed and operations resumed as workers were asked to report back to regular schedules. France Apology Fails to Clear NATO Rift Over Recon Flight Over Pierrelatte Nuclear Plant.
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Paris
API
United States
France
U. S
Pierrelatte
Robert McBride
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Rhone Valley
Germany
Brotherhood of Railway Training
Butte, Anaconda and Pacific Railroad
W. D. Murray
R. Lewis Brown Jr
Ba&p
William F. Conroy
R. V. Cantrill
Railroad Brotherhood
Cantrill
Judge Murray
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Brotherhoods
Railroad
Anaconda
East Anaconda
Anaconda Co
Butte
Missing Troy Boys Found on Hoodoo Mountain
AP reports two 11-year-old boys lost for 13 hours on Hoodoo Mountain near Troy in northwestern Montana were found at 4:10 a.m. by a search plane. They built a campfire to signal rescuers and were in good condition, located about a mile from their logging camp. The boys, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Carr, had gone conking with their fathers.
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Troy
Hoodoo Mountain
Montana
Bryan Carr
Pete Smith
Sheriff's
Forest Rangers
Earl Frank
Smith
Harry Smith
Carr
Carlyle Carr
Butte Adopts Ward Reapportionment Plan
The City of Butte passed an ordinance reapportioning eight wards to near equal population. City Atty. William N. Geagan said it takes effect ASAP and a federal hearing is set for next Thursday at 10 a.m. The plan, based on the 1960 census, targets a 95 person max-min difference and assigns ward populations ranging from 3,530 to 3,625. A map and details will be published in the Standard Post when available.
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Butte
William N. Geagan
Geagan
M. F. Hennessey
US District Court
Thomas F. Powers
Geagan and
Hennessey
Fed
Douglas-Home resigns as Conservative leader in Britain
Sir Alec Douglas-Home quits as leader of Britain's Conservative party amid an internal revolt and doubts over his ability. He cites potential autumn elections and a need for a new leader to gain stride, with Reginald Maudling and Edward Heath as leading successors and Christopher Soames offering outside chance.
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Reginald Mauching
Edward Heath
Britain
Christopher Soames
Douglas- Home
House of Commons
Commons
Labor
Alec
Wilson
American jets bomb near China border in Vietnam raid
Three U S Air Force jets bombed a North Vietnamese bridge about 42 miles from Communist China. A U S spokesman said the strike was the closest American planes have operated to China since raids began. Peking lodged a protest with Saigon and Washington.
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Red China
Saigon
UPS
China
U.S
Peking
Viet Nam
Peking Radio
Tokyo
People’s Daily
United States
Weather and air strike report mix from the region
Weather outlook for Butte Anaconda and Divide areas shows mostly fair skies with warming trend into Saturday. In Vietnam era notes, U S Thunderchief jets bombed Yen Bay rail yard and bridge with heavy anti aircraft fire, while one July raid neared Chinese border.
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Butte-Anaconda
Butte
Johnson Hears Advisers On Viet Nam Callup Threshold
President Johnson held a four hour strategy meeting with top advisers and moved toward a possible callup of thousands of military reservists. A White House spokesman said the reserve callup was a key topic as U S troop commitments in South Vietnam rise. Moyers said the matter was discussed but there was no word on extending tours or drafts. Ford urged congressional approval if reservists are called.
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Dent Johnson
Viet Nam
White House
Johnson
U. S
Congress
House
Ger
Ald R. Ford
Mich
Bill OD. Moyers
Saigon
Defense
Armed Services
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
Moyers
House Bill Doubles Antipoverty Funds
The House passed a 1.9 billion antipoverty bill boosting Johnson's program, overriding GOP objections about delays and poor administration. The measure cleared 245 to 158 as Democrats outnumbered Republicans, with party splits reflecting broader funding debates and veto powers for governors over local projects. Brademas defended new review authority to override certain vetoes in community action and youth programs, while governors retain veto power over Job Corps and Volunteer Service Corps placements.
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William H. Ayres
Rohio
Education and Labor Committee
John Brademas
D-Ind
Office of Economic Opportunity
Texas
Montana
Alabama
William D. Ford
Dmich
Brademas
Soviet Admit Western Spy Ring Operative in Russia
The Soviet Union disclosed at the Gerald Brooke spy trial that a Western espionage ring is active in Russia with aims to overthrow the government. Brooke, a 27 year old London language lecturer, pleaded guilty as a liaison for the NTS, accused of smuggling anti Soviet radio codes and printing supplies. The trial began in Moscow with a makeshift court and a public session followed by a four hour secret hearing. Brooke acknowledged executing NTS assignments while authorities suggested long running NTS activity and possible double agent Yuri Konstantinov. The case also charged help from the British Embassy and the United States, with sentencing expected Friday afternoon and a possible five year term.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Russia
Gerald Brooke
Brooke
London
NTS
Europe
Popular Labor Alliance
Friends
Yuri Konstantinov
Central House of Art Workers
Tass
United States
Scout Executive Here Resigns From Vigilante Council
Robert W. DeBuhr resigns as Scout executive of the Vigilante Council, Boy Scouts of America, to join the Transatlantic Council in Europe. The resignation was accepted by the council president R. D. Piper. DeBuhr will move to Berlin for a staff meeting and then attend an indoctrination course in Heidelberg before being stationed in Ankara, Turkey to work with top military leaders.
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Robert W. DeBuhr
Vigilante Council
Boy Scouts of America
Transtlantic Council
Europe
R. D. Piper
Butte
DeBuhr
Heidelberg
Adul T
Farope
Asia Minor
North Africa
New Brunswick
N.J
Berlin
Ankara
Turkey
Crazy Days Fun In Butte Mercantile District
Clerks and proprietors invite shoppers to two day Crazy Days with be listed zany costumes and sidewalk sales. Merchants slash prices to unheard of figures as the Chamber of Commerce promotes.mid summer madness includes a costume contest judged at 8 45 a m Friday near City Hall and a German band in business districts. Store hours run 10 a m to 5 30 p m Friday DST and 9 15 a m to 5 30 p m Saturday.
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Butte Mercantile Establishments
The
Chamber of Commerce
East Broadway
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