Algeria Bans Public Demonstrations Amid Rising Unrest
In Algiers the new military regime outlawed public protests and ordered security forces on high alert as youths again filled the streets. Riot police fired into the air to disperse crowds. arrests were reported as troops ringed government buildings and the Central Bank to contain the demonstrations linked to Ben Bella's ouster.
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Algiers
Algeria
Ahmed Ben Bella
Revolutionary Council
Central Bank of
Tax cut plan includes staged reductions through 1969
Some of the tax cuts will be in stages with reductions on cars and telephone calls extending until January 1, 1969.
Montana Governor vetoes Farmers Union youth corps plan
Helena Montana Gov Tim Babcock rejected the Farmers Union neighborhood youth corps project saying private organizations should not administer state funds He echoed Texas Gov Connally while endorsing local control and existing city and county youth programs He noted 1200 youths in 70 communities were ready to work if approved and said he wants to see results from three already approved camps before considering further programs.
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Helena
Tim Babcock
Farmers Union
Montana
Babcock
John Connally
Texas
Connally
Butte
Great Falls
Billings
Tom Powers
Montana County Commissioners Association
J. T. Ryan
Ryan
Edward Nelson
Bombing raid in Vietnam targets jungle sites
UPI reports Pentagon and State Department clash over results of a $20 million air strike in Vietnam. Guam B 52s dropped over 500 tons of bombs on a two mile area while officials differ on whether Communist Viet Cong strongholds were disrupted or reoccupied.
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Washington
UPI
Pentagon
South Viet Nam
State Department
Department
McCloskey
Defense
Arthur Sylvester
Rain Forecast Adds to Flood Misery
Thousands of Kansans fled or prepared to evacuate as the Arkansas River flood surged across the state. The US Weather Bureau called it the highest crest on record, with evacuees in Kinsley Larned Great Bend, and hospital evacuations amid heavy rain and damaging winds forecast for the area. Colorado toll rose to 16 with millions in damages reported.
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Kinsley
Kan
Arkansas
US Weather Bureau
Edwards County
Larned
Great Bend
Syracuse
Kansas
Garden City
Spearville
Colorado
Denver
Weather forecast for Butte and Anaconda regions
Partly cloudy today and Wednesday with a few afternoon thundershowers, especially west of Divide. Highs reach 65 to 80 across zones with nightly lows around 40 to 53. Tuesday will be fair with variable clouds and little temperature change. showers possible in the west portion Wednesday afternoon. The table notes maxima for 12 hours and minima for 18 hours ending at 6 p.m. Monday.
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Butte-Anaconda
Divide
Tax Study Moves Forward Under Montana Council
Montana's Legislative Council advanced a broad tax structure study and discussed a biennial legislative system. Sen. Earl Moritz plans completion or substantial progress by Jan. 1, 1966, with Dr. John Wicks and Dr. Layton Thompson heading research aided by Montana income tax data and a computer. The panel approved rules on staff reports and debate continues on whether the final output will be a recommendation or a report.
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Montana
Council
Senate
John H. Wicks
Montana State University
Layton S. Thompson
Montana State College
Eugene Tidball
Carl Rostad
R-Meagher
State Board of Equalization
Canadian Man Killed in State
Frank Houssain 23 a Celon businessman from Saskatchewan was killed when his car apparently plunged off a curve on Montana Highway 256 about three miles north of Plentywood. It was the 104th highway death in Montana for 1965, compared with 110 a year earlier.
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Ralph Harn
Montana
Plentywood
Houssain
Critics Clash Over Vietnam Policy on CBS Debate
Washington AP Presidential assistant McGeorge Bundy defended U S policy in Vietnam as the best possible in a dangerous situation. He argued success would aid Southeast Asia and world peace amid criticism from Hans Morgenthau who said U S backing created South Vietnam and urged a honorable exit. Morgenthau warned that South Vietnam’s fate reflects broader Communist threats and cited high desertion rates near Da Nang.
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Washington
McGeorge Bundy
United States
Bundy
Southeast Asia
CBS
Hans Morgenthau
University of Chicago
South Viet Nam
South
Morgenthau
China
Indonesia
South America
Viet
Senate Panel Rejects House Veto on Base Closings
The Senate Armed Services Committee voted 10 to 3 to reject a House backed veto power over presidential base closures. The provision would allow either chamber to block Defense Department shutdowns amid 669 orders in four years. Senator Stennis called the idea well intentioned but the panel chose language expressing support instead.
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Washington
Vpi
Senate Armed Services Committee
House
Congress
Senate
Defense Department
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Two Indicted Men Ordered to Mental Examinations
Federal Judge W D Murray signed orders to move two prisoners from Butte to the Federal Medical Center in Springfield Missouri for mental evaluation. William Bart Clark 29 is charged with threatening President Johnson in a mail, Jessie Bert Bishop Jr 21 Tampa transient is charged with kidnapping two men in Butte May 26. Both held on $10 000 bond in Silver Bow County Jail. Evaluations to be completed within 60 days. O Leary says likely return for competency hearing.
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W. D. Murray
Butte
Federal Medical Center
Springfield
Lyndon B. Johnson
Silver Bow
William Bart Clark
President Johnson
Jessie Bert Bishop Jr
Tampa
Fla
Spokane
Murray
Robert T. O'Leary
U.S
Mayor Charges Resort Towns Weekend Riots Were Communist Inspired
Mayor Peter Lessard alleged weekend rioting by motorcycle enthusiasts was Communist trained rioters and asked the FBI to probe. Gov. King aid no evidence supported the claim as 80-plus were injured and many arrested in the four hour melee involving police, National Guardsmen, and Hell’s Angels. Twenty nine suspects pleaded innocent under New Hampshire’s new anti riot law after arraignment from jails.
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Laconia
N.H
UPI
Peter Lessard
Lessard
FBI
John W. King
California
The
Hell’s Angels
Mexico
Joseph L. Regan
Hell's Angels
New Hampshire
New
Belknap
Merrimack County
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