Kennedy Tremors through Warsaw as crowds hail visit
U S attorney general Robert F Kennedy rode through Warsaw to wild cheers as he urged Poland to assume a larger role in East West relations. He met Foreign Minister Rapacki at Jablonna Palace and praised Poland as a bridge between American and Polish peoples. Kennedy spoke at Warsaw University and St Johns Cathedral, thanked Poles for their affection, and extended his stay to visit continued tributes.
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Warsaw
Poland
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
Kennedy
Adam Rapacki
Rapacki
Jablonna Palace
Oder-Neisse
United
Market Square
St. John’s Cathedral
United States
Warsaw University
Jacqueline Kennedy
Johnson
Robert Kennedy
Johnson Warns U S Must Risk War for Freedom
President Johnson urged Americans to be prepared to risk war to preserve freedom while addressing a large Minnesota audience at the Svenskarnas Day festival. He tied peace to legal obedience and pledged support to allies, signaling continued civil rights enforcement and a hard line on Cuba and Viet Nam.
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Minneapolis
Johnson
United States
Minnesota
Midwest
Michigan
Cuba
FBI
Mississippi
Mi Park
Democratic Party
Detroit
Lodge closes Viet Nam tenure returns to U S
AP reports Henry Cabot Lodge flew from Hawaii to Washington to wrap up his 10 month embassy role in South Viet Nam. He resigned to aid William Scranton in the GOP race and plans meetings with President Johnson and top officials before brief remarks to the National Press Club.
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Honolulu
Henry Cabot Lodge
Washington
Johnson
U.S
South
Viet Nam
Lodge
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Hickam Air Force Base
Hawaii
Stephen Cooke
Keehi Lagoon
Hickam
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
Earle Wheeler
Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
National Press Club
Cooke
Bill Scranton
Saigon
Biracial committee to replace violence in St Augustine near
In St Augustine Florida an effort to form a biracial committee to replace violent clashes with talks neared completion. A Negro member acceptable to white leaders and Rev Martin Luther King Jr was still to be chosen. King ally Hosea Williams said the group would work a set time then return to address further action if needed.
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Paul Wills
ST. Augustine, Fla
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
J.B. Stoner
Atlanta
Connie Lynch
San Bernardino
Calif
St. Augustine
Hosea Williams
First Baptist Church
Alabama
Food Stamp Program Eyes Senate Action This Week
President Johnson seeks nationwide food stamp expansion with Senate approval possible after executive session. Ellender pushes fast track while Aiken urges support for food programs. If approved, Mansfield will move for early passage. program uses stamps for low income families to buy approved food items.
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Senate
Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Johnson
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Congress
Agricultural Committee
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Slim Lead Develops In Mississippi Search
Two young white men were seen beside a station wagon similar to one used by missing civil rights workers. Officials planned road blocks to Emerson Electric and Wel-Lamont plants and posted pictures of the vanished trio as search teams scoured the Pearl River and swamplands. State and federal investigators broadened dragging operations and Navy personnel assisted in the hunt.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Highway Patrol
Art Richardson
Richardson
Chitto
FBI
U.S. Motors
Emerson Electric and Wels-Lamont Corp
Pearl River
Meridan Naval Auxiliary Air Station
President Johnson
Navy
Yates Crossing
Lady Bird Johnson May Visit Billings in July
A reliable source says First Lady Lady Bird Johnson is likely to visit Billings on July 20 after plans to include a one day stop in Billings following Wyoming appearances July 18 and 19. An official announcement is expected within a week.
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Helena
UPI
Lyndon B. Johnson
Billings
Wyoming
Oswald Diary Sparks Widow's Demand for Probe
Dallas attorney William E. McKenzie says Marina Oswald demands a Warren Commission inquiry into a diary by Lee Harvey Oswald. He states she provided all material to government agencies and does not possess copies. Rankin reportedly promised to review the matter.
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Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
William E. McKenzie
Marina Oswald
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Oswald
Dallas Morningers
McKenzie
J. Lee Rankin
Rankin
Weather outlook for Butte Anaconda region shift to scattered storms
The outlook notes partly cloudy conditions with afternoon thundershowers Tuesday east of Divide and in extreme south Monday. Temperatures rise then moderate across Butte area with highs in the 75 to 85 range Monday and 78 to 80 Tuesday. West of Divide remains fair to partly cloudy with warmer spells and similar high ranges.
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Butte-Anaconda
Butte
Divide
Anti-Gambling Forces Seek Montana Supreme Court Appeal
Anti gambling groups plan to file directly with the Montana Supreme Court within two weeks to block the issue from appearing on the November ballot. Helena attorney Melvin Magnuson, representing the Montana Methodist Church, said swift action is needed to allow the court time to decide and avoid taxpayer expense. The Methodist State conference concluded a week long meeting with its social concerns committee report.
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Helena
Montana Supreme Court
Melvin Magnuson
Montana Methodist Church
Essen
High Court
Magnusen
Methodist State Conference
Magnuson
Supreme Court
Lettuce Tosses and Lucky Horse Win Spark Seattle Man
Kenny Arlita a Seattle grocery clerk spent his last $3 on an Irish sweepstakes ticket and won $140,000 when his horse Santa Claus finished first. He celebrated by tossing lettuce heads in the air, saying a customer urged him to buy the ticket.
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Kenny Arlita
Seattle
Santa Claus
Arlita
State Colored Women's Clubs Convening Here
The 43rd Montana Federation of Colored Women's Clubs convention opened in Butte with delegates from Billings Great Falls Helena and Butte. The three day gathering features officer elections Valerie Dickerson of Great Falls receiving the Claudia Bivins scholarship and Miss Bivins attending Carroll College next fall.
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Montana Federation of Colored Women's Clubs
Butte
Billings
Great Falls
Helena
Finlen Hotel
Walter Duncan
Claudia Bivins
Valerie Dickerson
Great Fails
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