North Viet Nam death toll jumps in Dak To battle
U S command reports 106 North Vietnamese killed near Dak To in Kontum province, up from 10. The 173rd Airborne Brigade suffer 80 dead and 34 wounded from a 130-man company. South Vietnamese paratroopers claim 105 Communist troops new losses on Hue coastal plain. Air raids against North Vietnam and other incidents noted, with mixed ground action and terrorist attacks near Saigon, Da Nang, and Mekong Delta. Brig. Gen. Deane warns Dak To threat thwarted for now.
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North Vietnam
Mu Gia Pass
John R. Deane Jr
San Antonio
Tex
Cam Tam
da Nang
Reagan Cargo speak at meet of governors
California Governor Ronald Reagan reiterated his non candidacy while New Mexico Governor David Cargo said Reagan is increasingly seen as the conservatives favorite for the 1968 GOP presidential nomination. Reagan spoke at a news conference during a Western governors summit and said he would not urge GOP governors to back any presidential candidate.
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Ronald Reagan
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Richard M. Nixon
Weather: Fair and warm with possible thundershowers
The forecast for Butte and Anaconda calls for continued fair and warm conditions through Tuesday with scattered thundershowers late Tuesday afternoon. Probability of rain near zero. High today expected around 74 with a low near 48. One year ago temperatures were 78 and 37.
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Butte - Anaconda
Dont Miss These Page 7 Mered ith Marches In Rain
Dodgers nudge Gi Page 8 two one score and a tight Industrial League three way tie eyed as possible on page 9.
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Meredith
Reagan the star at Western Governors Conference start
California Governor Ronald Reagan arrived in West Yellowstone to a large welcome and a packed news conference. He said tax and budget matters would force him to return to Sacramento for the California legislative session’s final week. Governors Evans and Love attended as Reagan refused to be a GOP 1968 candidate.
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Ronald Reagan
West Yellowstone
Daniel J. Evans
Washington
John A. Love
Colorado
Reagan
Sacramento
Babcock
Summit Talks End Without Major Accord at Glassboro
Leaders of the United States and Soviet Union wrapped nearly 10 hours of talks in Glassboro New Jersey pledging to continue high level consultation. Johnson said the sessions made the world a little less dangerous while Kosygin called them useful but no agreement emerged on Vietnam or the Middle East. Kosygin restated the Soviet line urging US troop withdrawal from South Vietnam and halt to bombing. Johnson noted no immediate treaty was forthcoming but valued direct dialogue and eye-to-eye discussions.
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Glassboro
Vietnam
Middle East
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Washington
Congress weighs curbs on U S arms to Middle East and beyond
Congress moves toward restricting American arms shipments as U S weapons surface on both sides in regional conflicts. Debates focus on foreign aid bill cuts, broader policy shifts, and the impact of a growing arms race in the Middle East and other regions.
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U.S.A
Congress
Capitol Hill
Middle East
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
U.S
West Germany
Japan
Near
Far East
Latin America
Africa
Dean Rusk
Robert
McNamara
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Church
Kosygin Presses U.N. on Vietnam and Middle East Policy
Soviet Premier Kosygin addressed the United Nations news conference outlining that talks with President Johnson left deep gaps on Vietnam and Middle East issues. He demanded Israeli withdrawal behind armistice lines, condemned aggression, and warned of Security Council action if Israel refused. He noted limited progress on a ban on further nuclear spread and suggested a wary view of a Big Four summit while Vietnam persists.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
Presdent Johnson
Vietnam
Middle East
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U.N
Israel
Jor
Middle Dan
Egypt
Syria
Soviet Union
Johnson
General Assembly
Security Council
Soviet posture favors home strength over global revolution
The 25,000-word Kremlin policy summary stresses building economic power at home while pursuing peaceful coexistence abroad. It touts victory over imperialism, cites military growth, and avoids sharp anti US attacks, stressing limited revolutionary aims and a balance of power favoring communism.
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