Kosygin-De Gaulle talks cloud Big Four Mideast talks
Soviet Premier Kosygin left Paris for New York after four hour talks with French leaders amid signals that Moscow is not seeking an early Big Four meeting on the Arab Israeli war aftermath. France hopes for moderation in the UN General Assembly where Russia seeks support but may fail to secure a two-thirds majority.
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Stephens Broening
Paris
Alexei N. Kosygin
New York
Charles de Gaulle
Soviet Union
Kosy
Gin
U.N. General Assembly
Israel
Assembly
Ulation
de Gaulle
U.N
Kosygin
Russia
General Assembly
Soviet Union Preparing Massive Propaganda Assault on Israel
Kosygin heads to New York for UN session as Moscow prepares a sharp propaganda offensive. Izvestia accuses Israeli leaders of genocide and Dayan of inhumanity, aiming to inflame opinion and pressure Israel to withdraw from Sinai and other occupied territories.
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New York Times
Moscow
Soviet Union
Israel
Tlexsei N. Kosygin
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Egypt
Sinai
Jordan
Syria
Phony ID card sparks crackdown by Montana board
Montana Liquor Control Board steps up its fight against juvenile drinking after a 19 year old using a fake ID card from Glen Dive was found. The card falsely claimed age 22 with multiple identifying numbers and red stamped board marks. Chairman Kenneth M. Newton says the card is highly professional and concerns grow as bars may still accept it. The board has recently ordered suspensions up to 90 days for licenses sold to minors, while youths often escape tougher penalties.
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Thomas E. Mooney
Standard
State Bureau
Helena
Montana
Liquor Control Board
Glendive
Billings
Montana Liquor Control Board
Board
Kenneth M. Newton
Glasgow
Newton
Long calls columnist serpent over Dodd stories
Senator Russell Long, in the Senate, branded stories about Thomas Dodd as tainted and the product of stolen documents. He compared columnist Jack Anderson to a serpent and Jesus to Dodd, urging the chamber to vote on the censure while criticizing Dodd’s bookkeeper and the ethics disclosures. The debate extended into the planned Saturday session as Dodd prepared his final remarks.
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Senator Long
Serpent
Dodd
Washington
UPI
Russell B. Long
Senate
Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
Jesus Christ
Long
Connecticut
Louisiana
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Senate Ethics Committee
Michael O'Hare
Pearson
Anderson
Tom Dodd
Metro sewer bond sale postponed by county board
The Board of County Commissioners postponed a $1.2 million sale of bonds for the second phase of the $3.9 million metro sewer project. Chairman H. J. Johnson and Commissioners Si Holman and Bob Sparks cited a 5.46 percent bid from Boettcher and Co. of Chicago and Minneapolis as too high, hoping for a lower rate later.
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Board of County Commissioners
Metro
H. J. Johnson
Si Holman
Bob Sparks
Boettcher and Co
Chicago
Minneapolis
Union bargaining sessions with Anaconda Co recessed
Montana unions and Anaconda Co recessed initial contract talks until June 29 after wage and other demands were submitted. Local issue discussions will continue in Butte Anaconda Great Falls and East Helena as both sides consider extending the deadline if needed.
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Anaconda Co
Montana
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
East Helena
Highway Crash Near Garrison Kills Woman
A Seattle woman Meredith Elaine Miller, 25, died when her car ran off U S 10 four miles east of Garrison and overturned. Authorities say insulin shock caused loss of control. another woman was injured.
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Garrison
Seattle
U.S. 10
Meredith Elaine Miller
Anguilla Declares Independence from Britain
Anguilla Island, a 35 square mile Caribbean island with about 6000 people, declared itself independent of Britain and sought to become a U.S. territory. Spokesman Peter Adams traveled to San Juan to announce the move amid reports of no facilities or utilities on the island.
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San Juan
P.R
UPI
Anguilla Island
Caribbean
Britain
Peter Adams
Anguilla
Sheridan moves toward election on water system bond
Sheridan petitions circulate for a special election to approve a 40000 bond for modernization of the water system. Two wells capable of 250 gallons per minute have been drilled. A 7500 HUD grant funded well location. Easements obtained from property owners. Proceeds would fund extension of a wooden pipeline. Summer supplies from one reservoir run short and autumn leaves raise filtration concerns.
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Sheridan
Weather sketch for Butte Anaconda region
Partly cloudy with isolated mountain thunderstorms. High 75 and low 47 with 10 percent rain chance. The previous year saw a high of 79 and a low of 53. Weather stable Page 2.
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Butte-Anaconda
Musselshell Flood Forces Evacuations and Dike Watch
The Musselshell River surged through central Montana flooding Delphia and threatening Roundup with a rising six foot dike. Twenty residents evacuated Delphia as floodwaters climbed over US Highway 12 between Roundup and Melstone. Civil Defense ordered air surveys and assigned coordinators to Musselshell towns while Roundup kept a 24 hour watch on dikes.
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Musselshell
Montana
Delphia
Roundup
U. S. Highway 12
Melstone
Montana Civil Defense
Larry Kincheloe
Ryegate
Shawmut
Lavina
Civil Defense
Leonard Bock
Bozeman
Joe Hickey
Billings
Musselshell River
Flood Crest Hits Roundup Area Sparks Big River Damage
Floodwaters as corn crops topped by rising river crest across a 40 mile reach of the Yellowstone. Weather Bureau forecasts crest Friday night at Roundup one foot higher than a week earlier, with more than 1 million dollars in farmland losses. River moves slowly, with slow rises noted toward Big Timber Livingston and Corwin Springs. Billings crest reached Thursday night and bank full expected through Sunday.
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Yellowstone
Montana
U. S. 10
Big Timber
Columbus
Northern Pacific
Greycliff
U. S. 12
Ryegate
Army Corps of Engineers
Cou
Weather Bureau
Livingston
Corwin Springs
Billings
Tax Increase Possibility Open For Discussion In 1967
Washington officials publicly floated a tax rise of more than six percent as the Administration hints it will ask Congress for a tax increase. Assistant Secretary William H. Shaw said a 6 percent rise is possible or higher but gave no fixed size, while rumors cited 7 and 8 percent figures under study. The surcharge would be added to the normal tax payment on the return.
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New York Times
Washington
William H. Shaw
Congress
Johnson
Istration
Shaw
Paratroopers Reinforce Central Highlands Amid Vietnam Strife
U.S. command moves 4000 paratroopers from Bien Hoa to Pleiku to bolster forces facing North Vietnamese divisions along Laos and Cambodia borders. U.S. aircraft strike North Vietnam while B52s pound targets near Khe Sanh and Da Nang. Viet Cong warns of retaliation over deaths of three convicted terrorists.
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Saigon
UPI
United States Command
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
William C. Westmoreland
U.S. 173Rd Airborne Brigade
Bien Hoa
U.S
Pleiku
la Drang
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Vinh
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Vietnams
Khe Sanh
da Nang Marine Base
Viet Cong
Hanoi Radio
Jumpers to Alaska Fly to Fight Alaska Lightning Fires
MISSOULA AP The Forest Service Northern Region sent two smokejumpers to Alaska on Thursday in response to an emergency call from the Bureau of Land Management to combat lightning fires near Fairbanks. Henry J. Vichen regional air officer said the 20 will augment two others sent May 29. They were flown to Seattle by a Missoula flying service and completed the journey to Alaska on a commercial airliner.
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Missoula
Forest Service
Alaska
Bureau of Land Management
Fairbanks
Henry J. Vichen
Seattle
Four-State Power Emergency Declared To Curb Load
A four state power pool declared an emergency as demand hit an all time high. Major users in Pennsylvania New Jersey Maryland and Delaware were asked to curtail consumption to prevent a repeat of a June 5 transmission failure that could last up to ten hours.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania - New Jersey
Maryland
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Billings Judge Targets Courtroom Dress Code
Police Judge Donald Bjertness, now fashion director for a local court, criticizes women in short shorts and hair curlers and youths with long hair. He warns they must dress properly or face return visits, quipping about risk of sparks and topless courtroom concerns.
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Billings
Donald Bjertness
Bjertness
Child Drowns Near Cameron in Irrigation Ditch
A 5 year old girl, Sarah Jean Henry, drowned Thursday near the Bear Creek Ranch close to Cameron. Madison Valley Search and Rescue recovered the body. She was born November 5 1963 in Bozeman. Survivors include her parents a brother and grandparents in Sheridan Wyoming. Graveside services are set for 3 Monday at Valley Cemetery with the Rev. John Hay officiating.
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Ennis
Madison Valley
Bear Creek
Cameron
Madison Valley Search and Rescue Unit
Sarah Jean Henry
Alfred Henry Jr
Hery
Bozeman
John
Sheridan
Wyo
Valley Cemetery
John Hay
Dillon
Detroit Police Wage Dispute Heads for Friday Action
Detroit police dispute between the city and the Detroit Police Officers Association appears headed for a state action Friday as talks stall.
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Detroit
Detroit Police Officers Association
Srs
Friy
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Izvestia
Romania
Andrei A. Gromyko
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