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The Montana Standard in Butte, Montana

07 Jun 1965

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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1965

Page

5

Erhard Fears Soviet Moves to Stir Trouble in Europe

West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard warned on NBC Meet the Press that the Soviet Union may start stirring trouble in Europe soon. He linked Kremlin tactics to US activity in Vietnam and upcoming West German elections, and said he would urge France to maintain ties with the Atlantic alliance. He stressed the importance of unity within NATO and resolving future organization issues.

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Washington UPI Ludwig Erhard Soviet Union Europe Kremlin Viet Nam Erhard NBC Meet the Press Charles de Gaulle West Germany NATO
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U S aid focuses on seven nations for next year

UPI reports David E Bell, head of the Agency for International Development, says two thirds of U S economic aid next year will go to seven countries India, Pakistan, Turkey, Nigeria, Tunisia, Brazil and Chile. He notes 31 nations will receive 95 percent of aid as Senate debate resumes on Johnson’s program.

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Washington UPI David E. Bell U.S Bell India Pakistan Turkey Nigeria Tunisia Brazil Chile Agency For International Development Senate Johnson House Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Body of Marine Pilot From Hardin Is Found

Maj. Rhonald D. Iverson 35 of Hardin was found dead Saturday in a swampy pine thicket near Cherry Point North Carolina after his jet collided with another plane during routine training. He is survived by his widow Jean McMillan of Billings and four children. Funeral services and burial set for June 14 at Custer Battlefield National Cemetery.

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