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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1964

Page

5

Maryland seizure links call girls to Washington figures

Maryland authorities disclosed they seized two card files from a suspected call girl ring containing nearly 2,000 names including congressmen, staffers, lobbyists and other prominent figures. The files, turned to the FBI, list contracts and financial details and mention five men tied to the investigation and three major league baseball players.

Washington UPI Maryland Arthur Marshall Prince Georges County Federal Bureau of Investigation John J. Williams Rdel Senate

Johnson pushs for six day work week in Congress

President Johnson urged congressional leaders to devote six days a week to clearing a backlog of 30 bills, about 20 of which sit in the House. He aims to pass major measures including the poverty bill before the Republican National Convention.

Washington Johnson Congress San Francisco Platform Senate House Charles A. Halleck Indiana GOP Rules Committee United States Russia U.S Area Redevelopment Agency Securities and Exchange Commission SEC Hill-Burton

House Subcommittee Rejects Major Foreign Aid Cut

Washington D C. President Johnson won a first round win as House Appropriations subcommittee rejected Rep Otto Passmans proposal to cut foreign aid by 515 million dollars Passman the longtime critic clashed with the presidents budget plan pledging to push the amendment to the House floor asserting no rubber stamp role for the administration

Washington UPI Johnson House Appropriations Otto Passman D-La House Passman United States Louisiana Otto the Terrible

Helena Youth Killed in Gun Accident

A 14 year old Helena boy, James Buchi, died after a 22 caliber rifle discharged while he and friend Chris Yahvah, 13, hunted near Helena. Yahvah claimed he did not hear the shot. Buchi was pronounced dead at St. Peter's Hospital. No inquest is planned.

Helena UPI James Buchi Gordon Buchi St. Peter’s Hospital Dave Middieman Buchi Chris Yahvah Kenneth A. Yahvah Yahvah Middlemas

Babcock to review Montana Guard as units return from field

Gov Tim Babcock and staff will review the Montana Army National Guard Friday morning as about 1500 Guardsmen come back to Camp Babcock from near ten days of field service. Units reported vehicle and howitzer testing at Deer Lodge Townsend and related ranges with training by reconnaissance squadrons and armored cavalry teams.

Tim Deer Lodge 143Rd Ordnance Co Helena 143Rd 154Th 163Rd Armored Cavalry Townsend Range Hamilton Kalispell Whitefish Missoula 2Nd

Cyprus dispute discussed by LBJ and Inonu in Washington

President Johnson and Turkish Prime Minister Ismet Inonu pressed the urgent need for a settlement of the Cyprus conflict between Greece and Turkey during a two day visit. A joint communique offered no settlement details while Johnson prepared to meet Greek premier George Papandreou next.

Washington UPI Johnson Ismet Inonu Cyprus Greece Turkey Inonu George Papandreou United States Mediterranean United Nations John Son

RFK DefinItely Exits New York Senate Race

Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy says he will not run for United States senator from New York. He made the decision amid pressure from Democratic leaders and friends, returning to Washington before a trip to West Berlin to honor his brother President John F. Kennedy.

Washington UPI Robert F. Kennedy New York Senate West Berlin John F. Kennedy United States Kenneth B. Keating R-N Kennedy Samuel S. Stratton DN. Y Stratton Keating New York State United State Senate Germany Berlin U.S Ted

President Castello Branco's Rio home for rent at $410 monthly

The two story three bedroom fully furnished residence used by President Humberto Castello Branco in Rio de Janeiro is vacant and available to rent at about 410 dollars per month while he lives in Brasilia.

Rio DE Janeiro Brazil Humberto Castello Branco Brasilia

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