St Patrick Eve Banquet Held By Friendly Sons in Butte
The 59th annual St Patrick eve banquet of the Friendly Sons of St Patrick and their colleens is held at the Finlen Hotel with notes of the Star Spangled Banner and O Donnel Abu. Judge James D Freebourn toastmaster. Mike O Leary Anaconda High School principal is the banquet speaker. The event hosts diverse local guests reflecting Irish and other backgrounds.
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Finlen Hotel
United States
Ireland
St. Patrick
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
James D. Freebourn
Mike O'Leary
Anaconda
Dodd's bookkeeper testifies in hearing page eight
Page eight summary notes the bookkeeper for Dodd testified during a hearing, detailing financial records and potential discrepancies. Authorities pressed about the integrity of accounting methods and timelines. The testimony aims to clarify prior transactions and house proceedings.
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Dodd
Lyndon Johnson names Ellsworth Bunker as South Vietnam ambassador
President Johnson announced from a Tennessee legislative address that Henry Cabot Lodge will resign as ambassador to South Vietnam. Ellsworth Bunker, former ambassador to India and the OAS, will replace Lodge. Bunker recently married Carol Laise, now ambassador to Nepal. Johnson defended bombing North Vietnam amid calls for winding down the second Vietnam tour.
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Tennessee
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Anni
Demonstrator jumps in front of President Johnson's car
Three anti Vietnam War demonstrators were arrested after one threw himself into the path of President Johnson's car at the Tennessee State Capitol. The trio Brien Heggen 20 Shirley Newton 22 and Janett Dewart 20 identified as South the Student Organizing Committee SSOC workers faced disorderly conduct charges.
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Tennessee
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Legislative action speeds up after ground rule change
Montana lawmakers moved bills past initial hurdle amid hopes for adjournment. Three measures would add 18.4 million to the next biennium and provide 2.8 million for roads 1967 69. They would raise personal and corporate income taxes and gasoline tax to 6 4 cents. ExHB41 targets years after 1966, ExHB40 raises the corporate license tax to 5'.
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Montana Legislature Approves Revenue Measures After Impasse
Gov. Tim Babcock urged rapid action as the Montana legislature moved to balance the general fund with new revenue. The package includes a 0.5 percent gasoline tax increase and a corporate income tax hike supported by seven Democratic lawmakers. Signed by lawmakers from Great Falls to Billings, the measures follow a two week fiscal stalemate and adjust school funding and general fund figures in the biennium.
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Great Falls
Eugene C. Egan
Walier
Ronald W. Holtz
Floweree
Harold E. Gerke
Billings
Lawrence G. Stimatz
Butte
Tweet
Bardanouve
Tim Babcock
Babcock
Polsoner
Elmer Schye
Democrats clash over plan to tax two point five million
Rep. John C. Hall and Larry W. Fasbender say the summit committee pact overtaxes by about 2.5 million in the next two years. They urge directing the surplus to the school foundation or cutting income tax rates. Republican leaders doubt the large surplus, saying the forecast is unlikely.
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Standard State Bureau
Helena
Summit” Committee
John C. Hall
Larry W. Fasbender
Fasbender
Hall
James M. Haughey
R-Billings
Summit Committee
House
James R. Felt
Fausbender
Ways and Means Nears Restore Tax Incentives Plan
The House Ways and Means Committee moved to restore suspended investment tax credits and faster depreciation for business purchases begun during the suspension. Estimates place benefits near 1.4 billion dollars as debate grows over a broader corporate tax plan and potential surtax.
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Ways and Means Committee
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Congress
Ullman
Indus
Council aims ban on liquor sales to minors ordinance
The City Council introduced an ordinance to prohibit sale of intoxicating liquor to anyone under 21 and grant municipal court jurisdiction in such cases. The measure, may become effective July 1, was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
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Marty’s Bar
Lloyd F. Noctor
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Weather Outlook for Butte Anaconda
Scattered rain or snow expected today with a 30 percent precipitation chance. High around 40 and a low near 15, with a record high of 42 and low of 20 noted. Weather table Page 3.
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Dusty coating seen in Gallatin Valley Bozeman area
Federal meteorologist says the light colored dust coating cars and objects in Gallatin Valley and Bozeman likely came from the Big Bend region along the Columbia River in Washington and eastern Oregon, possibly Idaho. Blowing dust was reported in those areas Friday before fallout reached Montana.
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Oswald's Wife Denies Knowledge of JFK Plot Figures
Marina Oswald Porter says she never heard of or met David Ferrie Clay Shaw or Clay Bertrand. She declined further interview requests and said she does not want publicity as the Kennedy assassination probe continues in New Orleans.
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Pistol found near court as Shaw case moves forward
Security tightens at a New Orleans preliminary hearing for Clay Shaw after a pistol is found near the courthouse and James Liscombe, 30, is arrested for disturbance inside. Perry Russo, a key state witness, faces cross examination as defense questions his background and beliefs.
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