Kosygin to lobby Arabs at UN amid possible Johnson talks
Soviet Premier Kosygin will head a 50 man delegation to a special UN General Assembly session on Israel’s six day war and may meet President Johnson in Washington. He will first confer with De Gaulle in Paris before heading to New York.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
Moscow
Kosygin
United Nations General Assembly
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Elysee Palace
de Gaulle
New York
U.N
Texas
Christian
Johnson
Harold Wilson
Britain
London
California liberalizes abortion laws via new statute
Gov. Ronald Reagan signed a bill to loosen abortion rules making California the third state this year to ease limits. The act allows abortions to protect the mother's health, in statutory rape cases involving a girl under 15, and when pregnancy results from force or incest. It takes effect 96 days after adjournment, likely October, with North Carolina and Colorado having similar laws.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Sen. C. Beilen
Beverly Hills
Assembly
Senate
North Carolina
House rejects LBJ rail plan and approves 90 day extension
The House voted 189 to 105 to strip the compulsory settlement feature from President Johnson’s rail dispute proposal and sent the measure to the Senate for a 90 day no strike extension. The Pepper amendment passed amid party factional fights as lawmakers warned of a renewed crisis in nine days.
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Washington
House
Johnson
Claude D. Pepper
D-Fla
Senate
Congress
Dent
White House
Quiet after race riots across several states
Sporadic violence occurred in Ohio Illinois Michigan and Watts Los Angeles with a 16 year old Negro killed by police in Watts. Cincinnati saw its third night of disorder with over 70 arrests as police and National Guardsmen patrolled neighborhoods where a white youth was wounded. In Dayton and Middletown stores were smashed and white residents beaten as tensions followed a dance sponsored by the Human Relations Council.
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Associated Press
Tampa
Fla
Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
Watts
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Dayton
Cincin
Middleton
Human Relations Council
Chicago
Maywood
Warren
Mich
Detroit
Corado Bailey
Elmer L. Russell
Liquor Board Denies Butte Package Store License
The Montana Liquor Control Board refused to grant Alois and Laverna Holenstein a license for a package liquor store at 2839 Amherst in a residential area after protests from about 1,000 Butte residents. Charles Davis and others argued the site would harm local schools and families, noting the area’s three churches, two schools and a convalescent home amid concerns for 1,300 school-age children.
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Liquor Board
Butte
Thomas E. Mooney
Standard
State Bureau
Helena
Montana Liquor Control Board
Alois and
Laverna Holenstein
Amherst
South Side
Chamber of Commerce
Board of County Commissioners
Butte School Board
Charles Davis
Organ
Donald L. Rolando
Butte Old West Trail and Local Events Highlight
The Butte Chamber maps the Old West Trail with stops at World Museum of Mining Montana Tech and Berkeley Pit platform. A Sunday dog show benefits the Butte Humane Society at Vigilante arena. Elsewhere in Montana through Thursday, rodeos and horse shows fill towns from Bozeman to Missoula with events in Townsend Helena Glasgow Billings and more.
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Butte
Bourgeoning World Museum of Mining
Montana Tech
Columbia Gardens
Berkeley Pit
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Butte Humane Society
Saddle Club
Montana
Bozeman
Kalispell
Richey
Townsend
Gates of the Mountains
Montana Rodeo Association
Columbus
Ridgerunners
Glasgow
Hors-O-Rama
Missoula
Helena
Baker
Billings
Eisenhower mocks miniskirts at Shipley graduation
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower gave the commencement address at Shipley School for Girls in Bryn Mawr, joking about miniskirts and ankles. He said knees are often not neat, while ankles look good, as Anne Eisenhower and 64 classmates listened.
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Bryn Mawr
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Anne
Shipley School For Girls
Libya demands U.S. to liquidate Wheelus base in Libya
Libya told the United States to liquidate Wheelus Air Force Base the last American base on Arab soil. Libya said it asked for withdrawal of U.S. troops and the base’s liquidation, with indications it may allow negotiations before setting a withdrawal limit. In 1964 similar pressure led to a withdrawal request without pressing the issue.
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Washington
UPI
Libya
United States
Wheelus
Egypt
U.S
Weather forecast for TE-ANACONDA page 2
Fair today through Saturday with a high near 75 and a low around 47. Chance of rain about 10 percent. The record notes the previous year’s high 73 and low 37.
Butte to begin Montana highway complex this fall
State highway department plans a 500000 project for a new office and complex in Butte. Acting engineer Lewis M. Chittim says bids will follow architect plans approval, with Eldred F Moyle and Associates handling the design. Construction targets August or early setting on Elizabeth Warren Avenue, near Harrison Avenue, while city traffic control projects likely cause delays.
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Frank Quinn
Butte
Montana Highway Dept
Lewis M. Chittim
Chittim
Grant E. Meyer
Bureau of Public Roads
Montana
Eldred F. Moyle
Kosygin Faces Task at UN Visit Talks on Middle East and U S
Kosygin arrives at the United Nations amid high stakes as he seeks to press Arabs to concede territory to Israel. He must argue for "new realities" while avoiding a clash with Johnson over intervention in Asia, balancing Soviet support for Arabs with the need to avoid broader conflict. The premier, a technician not an orator, faces a tough propaganda test as he confronts Israel, the United States, and the Middle East in a volatile global arena.
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James Reston
New York Times
Washington
Kosygin
United Nations
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Middle East
United States
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
U.N
Cuba
Reuterdahl couple found after river crash in Helena
The body of Mrs. Margie Reuterdahl 49 wife of state chief accountant Edmund Reuterdahl was recovered from the Little Blackfoot River a mile and a half from the car crash site. Her husband’s body was found nearby as investigators prepared autopsies and reviewed a string of state checks totaling 10 000 to 15 000 issued during his tenure. Funeral services for both were set for 10:30 a.m. Saturday in Helena with burial in Sunset Memorial Garden.
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Margie Reuterdahl
Edmund Reuterdahl
Blackfoot River
Reuterdahl
Helena
State
Lewis and Clark County
Missoula
Sunset Memorial Garden
Capital
Reuterdah
Nashua
Unions Join For Anaconda Talks In Butte Negotiations
Labor unions representing Anaconda Co employees in Montana unite for joint bargaining. Key figures include Mine Mill and Steelworkers leaders with co chairmen from Mine Mill and Steel, operating engineers and machinists among about 107 members attending across Montana locals and international bodies.
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Anaconda Co
Butte
Montana
Thornton Ridge
Broadway
Wyoming
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
United Steelworkers of America
Afl-Cio
International
Grand Lodge
al Skinner
Denver
Mine-Mill and
Cochairman
Barney Rask
Mine-Mill
Bill Moran
Bethlehem
Steel
Cochairmen
Mine-Mill and Steel
Wally Wright
Salt Lake City
Carmen Newell Jr
Pittsburgh
Edward A Johnston elected president of Local 6002
Edward A Johnston defeated incumbent Mike J Sestrich and William Postlethwaite in balloting for United Steel Workers Local 6002 in Anaconda and the Weed Concentrator Johnston won with 157 votes to 133 for Sestrich and 132 for Postlethwaite Robert Campbell George Shorty Thomas and Wilbur Moses were chosen as trustees, outpoling Tom Deehan and James Continued Page 2 Col 2.
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Edward A. Johnston
United Steelworkers
Anaconda
Weed
Johnston
Mike J. Sestrich
William Postlethwaite
Sestrich
Postlethwaite
Robert Campbell
George
Shorty) Thomas
Wilbur Moses
Tom Deehan
James
Anaconda Receives Youth Corps Grant for 75 Enrollees
The Department of Labor authorized a 33330 grant for a Neighborhood Youth Corps project in Anaconda. Senators Mansfield and Metcalf said the program will give 75 youths work experience opportunities.
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Washington
UPI
Department of Labor
Anaconda
Mike Mansfield
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Frazer Soldier Killed in Vietnam War
Defense Department announced Thursday that Army PFC Franklin D. Chopper of Frazer Montana was killed in action in Vietnam.
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Frazer
Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Army
Franklin D. Chopper
Lucille Chopper
Frazer, Mont
Vietnam
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Mideast
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AVON
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Edward Johnson Steelworkers
Youth Corps
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