Kosygin Visits Cuba After Glassboro Talks
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin arrived in Havana for talks with Fidel Castro on Vietnam and the Middle East after a nine day U S visit and meetings with President Johnson. Castro welcomed him at the airport with Cuban officials and bloc diplomats observing.
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Mortars Hit Bases In Northern Vietnam Front
North Vietnamese rocket and mortar barrages struck three forward U.S. bases near the Laotian border. Five American Marines and one Vietnamese militiaman were killed with about 100 Marines wounded in the attacks. a Tuesday strike near Khe Sanh caused four Marine deaths and 83 injuries, plus one civilian militiaman dead.
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Anaconda Area Gets Economic Grant for Administration
The Economic Development Administration approved a $43 740 grant to Intercounty Development Corporation of Southwestern Montana based in Anaconda to cover administrative costs.
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One Hurt After United Air Plane Crash at Kent County
A United Air Lines prop-jet with 33 people aboard crashed on takeoff at Kent County Airport in Grand Rapids Michigan. One person injured and air traffic was tied up for four hours.
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Kosygin Wades Into Cuba as Castro Balks at Moscow
Soviet Premier Kosygin visits Cuba amid tense Moscow Havana ties and Cuba’s stance on revolutionary methods. The trip faces pressure over Venezuela’s invasion probe by the OAS and Castro’s public rebukes of Moscow, with Moscow wary of losing its Cuban alliance.
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Salim Hatoum and Badr Jumma Executed in Syria
Two Syrian army majors who returned from exile were executed by firing squad at daybreak. Salim Hatoum led an earlier coup attempt last September and Badr Jumma was his chief assistant. They fled to Jordan after the failed plot and were arrested upon returning June 10 amid Syria’s frontier war with Israel.
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Garrison investigator quits amid Kennedy probe row
New Orleans AP Dist Atty Jim Garrison faced a shakeup as chief investigator William H Gurvich quit after being barred from the DA's office. Gurvich urged a reappraisal of the Shaw murder conspiracy charge while claiming disquiet over the inquiry and NBC criticism.
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Johnson Aides Outline Redwood National Park Plan
The administration proposes trading federal California land including two monuments and beaches used for defense to form a Redwood National Park. It plans a broad Northern California development program to spur jobs and tourism, offset tax losses, and increase lumbering on forest land to aid the economy. Estimated five year cost about 100 million dollars, largely to buy lumber company land, with hearings set as conservation groups clash with Congress.
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Meredith plans more highway marches for civil rights
In Oakland Mississippi James Meredith announced meetings in major towns along his route to galvanize turnout. He began the day at Enid covering about 14 miles before dusk and said events would start tonight in Grenada.
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Judge lenient on driver for manslaughter
George P. Kelly Jr. 25 reversed his plea to guilty on a manslaughter charge and received 24 months in technical custody under the Montana Parole Board with sentence deferred for good behavior. He admitted a car strike killed Dr. Adam J. Smith head of mathematics at Montana Tech at Granite and Idaho intersection last Nov. 30.
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Lucas says Babcock to seek re election
Montana House Majority Leader James P. Lucas said he would not be surprised if Gov. Tim Babcock runs for re election. He also voiced interest in a future gubernatorial bid but pledged not to oppose Babcock and praised the governor as an outstanding western chief executive.
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Weather outlook for Butte Anaconda region remains warm
Fair and warm through Wednesday with scattered afternoon and early evening showers. Highs near 77 and lows around 48, with a 20 to 30 percent chance of rain. A comparison notes yesterday's high 85 and low 41. Weather table on Page 7.
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Butte District Adopts 1967 68 Budget Record High
Trustees approve a preliminary budget of 5 413 046 65 for 1967 68, up 719 589 99 from 1966 67. Elementary spending rises 480 402 40 to 3 904 100 64 while high school costs rise 239 187 59 to 1 508 946 01.
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