Chinese Russians Patch Feud Amid Trade Pact and Kremlin Shifts
Reports from Moscow New Delhi and Peking say the Chinese and Russian communists are patching their feud aided by a Sino Russian trade pact. In Washington observers note Kremlin moves toward Suslov while Smirnovsky leans against the United States in Vietnam.
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New Delhi
Peking
Viet Nam
Kremlin
United States
India
Indonesia
Burma
Red China
Khrushchev
Mikhail Suslov
Suslov
Tittle
Rodion Malnovsky
Mikhail Smirnovsky
Smirnovsky
Russia
De-silvering Coinage Faces Presidential Push and Debate
President Johnson urges de-silvering dimes and quarters and cutting silver in half dollars to 40 percent. Senator Robertson signals Senate discussion and potential push to remove all silver from coins. Critics warn of loss of prestige, hoarding, and counterfeiting risks while mining interests oppose replacing silver with nickel alloy.
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Congress
Johnson
A. Willis Robertson
D-Vt
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Robertson
American Mining Congress
AMC
United States
Wyoming law allows four daily saloon hours per year
The 1915 Wyoming legislature enabled Carbon County to allow unregulated bar hours on four Sundays a year June 20 Fathers Day July 4 and Sept 5, the Sunday before Labor Day. County officials expect increased liquor sales on those days and fear a return to old saloon days.
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Carbon County
State Department security blasted as lax by official
Deputy Assistant Secretary G. Marvin Gentile told a House subcommittee that security inside the State Department complex is virtually non existent with access possible in the afternoon and exit hours later. He cited inadequate protection after hours and many employees with blase attitudes toward security.
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State Department
House Appropriations
Asistant
G. Marvin Gentile
Gentile
Warsaw
Poland
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Rooney
Montana Standard masthead with staff credits
Full masthead listing publisher Richard E. Morrison and editorial staff including Ward Fanning associate publisher Walter L. Nelson editor D R Campbell Jr advertising director T K Conway circulation manager Joseph Stocke managing editor Bert Gaskill city editor Frank Quinn feature editor Peggy Verstappen women's editor official newspaper of Silver Bow County and the City of Butte
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Standard Post
Lee Newspapers of Montana, Inc
Richard E. Morrison
Ward Fanning
Walter L. Nelson
D. R. Campbell, Jr
T. K. Conway
Joseph Stocke
John Calcaterra
Bert Gaskill
Frank Quinn
Peggy Verstappen
Siiver Bow County
Butte
Mousetrap Quip Sparks Odd Kitchen Moment
A brief blip in AIR CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION NEWS notes a playful exchange about a mousetrap in the kitchen ending a tense line that hints at a larger beast metaphor. The odd moment stands out amid industry chatter.
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Pante
Bundy Frames U.S. Peace Through Power Vision
Washington report portrays McGeorge Bundy, President Johnson's aide, presenting a foreign policy of peace through power. He cites Roosevelt and Truman era aims, asserts U.S. military prowess underpins peace, and argues Pax America allows other dreams to come true while resisting simplistic coexistence with communism.
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Washington, D.C
McGeorge Bundy
Santo Domingo
Johnson
Bundy
France
U.S.A
Franklin Roosevelt
Southeast Asia
Caribbean
Woodrow Wison
Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Viet Nam
Pax America
LBJ
Smathers Scrutinized as Sugar Coated Attack Backfires
Florida Senator Smathers tries to charm the Senate Foreign Relations Committee after moving to the judiciary panel. President Fulbright and colleagues condemn his claim that the committee is “the biggest fraud in the Senate.” Senator McCarthy mocks Smathers with a clipping while Sparkman audits the closed briefings. A single picketer fronts the White House.
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Delaware
John Williams
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Administration
Williams
Senate Agriculture Committee
Washington
George Smathers
Florida
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Smathers
J. William Fulbright
Judiciary Committee
Fulbright
Senate
Fulbright & Co
Smathers Ga
George
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
McCarthy
Illuminati
Smathereens
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
Sparkman
Convulsions in Very Young Children Not Rare
Dear Dr. Mother explains fever or illness can trigger convulsions in children under two, with most cases not recurring after age two. Advice covers first aid, when to seek help, and reassurance about prognosis amid common illnesses and fever.
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A. E
Gatling origins behind the term gat revolver name
A historical note explains that gat slang for a revolver derives from Richard Gatling linking the term to his rapid-fire gun. Gatling, a North Carolinian who moved to Hartford, Connecticut, before the Civil War, invented many devices, including the multi-barrel gun whose appearance inspired the nickname gat.
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Gatling
Richard Gatling
Hartford
Conn
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