Brezhnev and Teng Sit Silent Amid Romanian Banquet
At a farewell banquet in Bucharest, Brezhnev and Teng Hsiao Ping sat on either side of Nicolae Ceausescu and spoke nothing for four hours. The posture reflected the strained Soviet Chinese split as Brezhnev returned from Romania without progress toward unity.
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Soviet Envoy Undercuts Hopes of Nuclear Pact
Semyon Tsarapkin said no agreement on halting nuclear spread while the West pursues a multilateral nuclear force. He warned against an escape clause, reaffirmed Soviet opposition to MLF, and signaled no dramatic shift in stance as the 17 nation disarmament conference resumes in Geneva. The Western plan backed by the U S and Britain aims to stop spread with a two point treaty: ban non nuclear powers from gaining access and vow not to develop own weapons.
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Viet Nam
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Maryland
Robert S. McNamara
US Phantom shot down over North Vietnam near Hanoi
A U.S. Air Force F4C Phantom was shot down Saturday about 40 miles west of Hanoi during a strike on the Lang Chi explosives plant, with initial indications pointing to a surface to air missile.
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Soviet Union
Hanois Missiles Pose Policy Problems
Washington AP reports that the possible use of a missile to destroy a U S plane over North Vietnam introduces a delicate issue into President Johnson's ongoing reassessment of Vietnam policy, signaling tougher choices ahead.
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Dirksen Challenges Reapportionment Move Letting People Vote
Senate Republican Leader Dirksen urged opponents to allow a statewide vote on his plan to apportion one house of state legislatures on factors beyond population. Proxmire warned the proposal would dilute suburban and city influence, while Dirksen predicted a Senate two-thirds vote and planned GOP conference. He stressed the referendum would override the Supreme Court ruling and open the way to geography and subdivision considerations.
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Britain Conservatives Choose New Leader Today
London AP reports Britain's Conservative party moves to elect a new leader to regain power. Edward Heath, 49, and Reginald Maudling, 48, emerge as the top contenders after Sir Alec Douglas-Home resigns.
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Serbian Church consecrated in Butte by Fr. Quinn
Residents of Butte joined Serbian neighbors for the consecration of Holy Trinity Serbian Orthodox Church on Continental Drive. His Grace Bishop Gregory of Alhambra presided with Clergy including Archimandrite Dositei Obradovich. The ceremony, part of a 250000 building program, drew over 500 out-of-state visitors and featured a Pontifical Divine Liturgy.
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Greek Crisis Threatens Cyprus and NATO Stability
In Athens the royalist clash with Prime Minister Papandreou threatens Greece's NATO ties and Cyprus security. Discontent alleged in Cyprus armed forces linked to ASPIDA signals fears of a coup and anti American sentiment. Andreas Papandreou, former minister, is accused by rivals while leaders debate control of the Defence Ministry.
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Weather outlook for Butte and East of Divide
Partly cloudy through Tuesday with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs around 86 today, with 54 lows tonight. East of Divide also sees warm, partly cloudy conditions with afternoon and nighttime storms through Tuesday, highs 85 to 95 and lows 50 to 60. West of Divide: partly cloudy Tuesday, highs 85 to 95, lows 45 to 55. Table notes 12 hour max, 18 hour min, 24 hour precipitation ending 5 a.m. Sunday.
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Thunderstorm Activity to Increase Across Montana
United Press International reports a shift in weather as a high pressure system moves east. Thunderstorm activity and temperatures near 95 degrees are forecast for Montana Monday through Tuesday with warm moist air and heavy showers beginning Sunday over multiple points. West Yellowstone recorded .04 inches of moisture as Miles City topped at 89 degrees.
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