Operation Nathan Hale nets seven captured, 83 weapons
In the fourth day of Operation Nathan Hale the Americans expanded through valleys and jungles along the coast, reporting seven Communists captured and 24 guerrilla suspects, plus 83 small arms and 17 larger weapons. Casualties were officially listed as light.
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Spe
Arthur E. Taylor
Fort Pierce
Fla
U.S
South China Sea
Tuy Hoa
South Viet Nam
State highway death toll rises in Montana crash rounds
A wheel detached from a pickup on the north edge of East Glacier killed Gary Norman Larson 24 a Helena construction worker. Alvin Wild Gun 19 Browning died in a separate crash near Dupuyer. Montana’s 1966 traffic toll reached 111 as months pass with ongoing injuries and hospitalizations.
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East Glacier
Gary Norman Larson
Helena
Pondera County
Patrick E. Wyse
Conrad
Alvin Wild Gun
Browning
Montana
Glacier County
W. E. Riddle
Larson
Donald L. Jones
Montana State University
Bozeman
Wild Gun
Dolores
Dupuyer
Borrow Pit
Ellen Elizabeth Austin
Buddhist pagoda falls as last resistance crumbles
Saigon reports combat police and Vietnamese marines stormed Vien Hoa Dao pagoda at daybreak and captured the alleged killer of a plainclothes policeman. Authorities say the action returns control to moderate Buddhist leader Thich Tam Chau as militant Thich Tri Quang eases a 15 day hunger strike and signals possible end of the anti-government push.
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Saigon
UPI
Vien Hoa Dao
Thich Tam Chau
Thich Tri Quang
Tam Chau
Tri Quang
Nguyen Cao Ky
Highlands
Dalat
Quang
Chau
De Gaulle seeks Soviet support for Viet peace talks
President Charles de Gaulle met with top Soviet leaders in the Kremlin for three hours to discuss Vietnam and possible joint moves toward a peace conference. French sources say he aims for Moscow backing when timing is right, while officials offered no confirmation of success.
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Moscow
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Kremlin
Communist Party
Leonid I Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
U.S.S.R
France
Moscow University
Russia
Maurice Couve de Murville
Gromyko
Terrified smile as toddler greets trout catch
Two year old Donnie Stephens of Santa Clara, California, reacts with wide eyed shock and joy as his sister Dotty, three, proudly displays a live trout they hooked at an amusement park near San Jose. UPI Telephoto.
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Donnie Stephens
Santa Clara
Calif
Dotty
San Jose
UPI
Montana sees cool wet summer start with scattered showers
United Press International reports Montana’s first full day of summer felt like fall with cool, wet weather. Precipitation occurred at every station, ranging from a trace to .44 inch in Dillon, while daytime highs stayed mostly in the 60s from Butte to Glasgow and Broadus. Forecasters expect more cool, wet conditions Thursday across the state with most rain in the afternoon and evening.
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Montana
Butte
Dillon
Glasgow
Broadus
Miles City
San Diego Marine Hero Reunited With Family After Viet Nam Battle
Staff Sgt. Jimmie Howard 36 returns home to joyful embrace from wife Theresa and mother Edythe Schnedler as reporters document the reunion. The hero led 17 Marines in repulsing a Viet Cong assault six days earlier, while six of his children witness the scene.
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Marine Hero
Jimmie Howard
San Diego
Viet Nam
Yvonne
Yvette
Calif
Howard
Theresa
Edythe Schnedler
Sperry
Iowa
Mrs. Howard
Naval
Three day event opens today in Butte for CES convention
The Grand Chapter of Montana Order of Eastern Star begins its Sunset Reflections session at the Civic Center with grand matron Mrs Mildred B Hall and grand patron Marcus V Nichols presiding. Registration at 8 a m and formal opening at 1 30 p m. Over 1 000 members expected from ten plus states and Canada. Memorial services and Estoral awards to be presented. multiple speakers including Mrs Josephine Harkins Browning and Patsy Norbe. A reception follows.
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The
Grand Chapter of
Montana Order of Eastern Star
Mildred B. Hall
Marcus V. Nichols
Holiday Inn
Civic Center
Montana
New Mexico
Idaho
Michigan
Arkansas
Oregon
South Dakota
North Dakota
Ohio
Utah
Wyoming
Wisconsin
Maryland
Canada
Josephine —_ Harkins Browning
Patsy Norbe
Plentywood
Order of Rainbow
Janie Jeffers
Billings
Grand Bethel
International Order of Jobs Daughters
Bonnie Fleishmann
Great Falls
Dora Flint
Missoula
Jobs Daughters
Butte
Civil rights march seeks court protection for Philadelphia rally
Leaders of the Mississippi march petitioned a federal court for an injunction to prevent obstruction as they plan return to Philadelphia. Hosea Williams says a picked nonviolent group will travel by auto, with federal agents already in the area and more protection under consideration.
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Benton
Miss
Mississippi
Philadelphia
Hosea Williams
FBI
Justice Department
Williams
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King Jr
Page Nine Milk Board Focuses on Price Control
A local note highlights the Milk Board’s price control duties alongside its other tasks.
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Milk Board
Butte Anaconda Mixes Clouds With Passing Showers
Increasing cloudiness today brings scattered afternoon and evening showers in Butte and Anaconda. Partly cloudy and warmer Friday with high near 55 and a low around 38. One year ago the figures were 82 and 42. Weather chart on page 8.
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Butte - Anaconda
Butte
Pompano Beach clears main street after riot flare up
Police in Pompano Beach used carbines and dogs to clear the Negro district as crowds of more than 200 residents threw bottles at passing cars for about 90 minutes. A truce had failed and a moratorium proposal was offered to extend until Saturday.
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Pompano Beach
Fia
Samuel Collier
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