Israel sweeps Sinai as war blazes in Middle East
Israeli armor crossed into Sinai and advanced toward Suez on day one of the conflict. The Israeli command claimed air superiority after destroying hundreds of Arab planes and capturing El Arish, with assaults into Jordan at Jenin and reports of heavy Arab losses. The clash drew in Egypt, Syria, and Jordan as leaders voiced onslaughts and counterattacks.
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Weather and war updates from the day’s front
Cloudy skies over Butte Anaconda with 80 percent rain chances today and tonight. Highs near 58 and a low around 42. World conflict reports from Moscow to London note Israel’s gains in Khan Yunis and calls for cease fire amid neutrality declarations by the US and UK.
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Richard Speck death sentence delivered
Page notes report that Richard Speck has been sentenced to death in connection with the murder case. The item summarizes the judicial outcome and states the sentencing decision as recorded in the page.
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Richard Speck
Dr W E Kane Dies Silver Bow County Physician
Dr. William E. Kane M D age 42 longtime Silver Bow County physician died Monday night in a local hospital after an extended illness. He lived at 805 W Diamond and was born February 27 1925 in Butte. He was a Creighton Medical School graduate and World War II veteran.
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Grand jury starts session here today
A federal grand jury will be impaneled today in Judge W. D. Murry’s court. US Attorney Moody Brickett and his staff have five criminal matters to submit.
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Warfare transforms
James Reston reports from Tel Aviv during the outbreak of war. The city is blackout and filled with propaganda as tensions rise between Israel and neighboring capitals. Civilians move calmly through raids while the journalist notes the thin line between news and truth.
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Silent Scenes at Tel Aviv Airport Amid War Memories
The scene at Tel Aviv Airport showed a strict military guard on Saturday with little sign of force on Monday morning. Brilliant sunshine lit flowering trees as faded memories of past conflicts remained in memorialized trucks. A Jerusalem military spokesman, a Harvard on-leave instructor, spoke in past tense about peace talks, while the Foreign Office complex near vines reflected ongoing diplomatic amid aftermath.
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City Endured Air Raid Warnings Amid Street Crowds
Residents faced air raid warnings with constant radio shelter advisories while crowds still tried to return home and hitch rides from civilian cars serving as free taxis. By Monday evening the situation shifted as Jordanian forces penetrated further into the International area.
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International
US declares neutrality in Middle East crisis amid cease-fire push
Washington reports the United States sides with neutrality in thought and deed while diplomats push for a cease-fire. State Department and White House officials disagree on formal labeling as Johnson convenes crisis talks. Travel restrictions for Americans to Israel and 13 Arab nations noted, aid programs under review. Ambassadors from several nations summoned for U.S. appeal to end fighting at the United Nations.
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Mountain States Pushes Montana Rate Increase Request
Mountain States Telephone Co opened its case for higher intrastate rates, asking the Public Service Commission to revalue Montana property and set a fair rate of return on the new valuation. The approach mirrors a 1959 proceeding when the PSC allowed a 5.79 percent return on Montana plant after a split hearing and schedule filing.
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PSC
Civil Defense sirens tested amid Middle East flareup
An early Monday flareup in the Middle East and Civil Defense sirens heard shortly after 10 a.m. were coincident but unrelated. Civil Defense officers stated the sirens were only being tested.
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Middle East
Butte Youth Corps Begins Third Local Project
Butte starts its third Neighborhood Youth Corps program with about 100 youths. One hundred boys and girls aged 16 to 18 will join maintenance and sanitation projects in Thompson Park and city roads. About 65 boys and 35 girls are enrolled. boys work in parks while others take part in roadway cleanup.
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No Action on Koch by Board in 30 Minute Session
Montana Tech faced no action as the State Board of Regents met for about 30 minutes at Northern Montana College. Regents did not mention Dr E G Koch amid ongoing student and alumni complaints and will await the Northwest Accreditation Association report before any discussion or action on Tech’s difficulties.
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