Night Day Raid Hits Red Roads
U S Navy fighter bombers pounded North Vietnam day and night on Highway 1 and 15 near Vinh. Two American planes were lost and a Skyraider pilot was killed. The My Duc bridge south of Dong Hoi withstood the strikes as anti aircraft fire cooled.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
North
Hanoi
7Th Fleet
Vinh
Midway
a_ Skyraider
Hancock
My Duc
Dong Hoi
Peking
Italy Prime Minister Accepts Johnson Latin America Aid Invite
President Johnson invited Italy to join a Latin American development program at a White House state dinner. Prime Minister Aldo Moro promptly accepted, pledging cooperation as United States and Italy seek to aid economic and social progress in Latin America. Secretary Ruskin noted talks on aid, while Johnson stressed support amid Southeast Asia concerns.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Aldo Moro
Italy
Moro
White House
Latin America
United States
Mong
Dean Ruskan
Southeast Asia
Urban Renewal Ideas Discussed by City Leaders
Mayor Thomas F. Powers and the urban renewal committee met with L. P. Whitcomb of the Urban Renewal Administration to discuss downtown redevelopment plans. Whitcomb described how cities apply for funds and noted a prior proposal here that failed to win federal approval.
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Thomas F. Powers
Mayor's
Chamber of Commerce
L. P. Whitcomb
San Francisco
Urban Renewal Administration
Whitcomb
Powers
Mayor’s Committee For Urban Renewal
James McCoy
Terry Kelly
Alex McDonald
R. D. Piper
T. A. van Noy
Frank Quinn
J. J. Burke Jr
Neal Sullivan
E. P. Frizelle
H. A. McGrath
Chamber
Joe Kissock
Mississippi Floods Rampage Through Nine States
The Mississippi River bogs regions from Minnesota to southern Illinois as flood crests rise toward 18 feet. In Clinton Iowa, a long concrete wall collapsed injuring fifteen students as they filled sandbags. Winona and La Crosse areas report delayed routes, evacuations, and emergency measures. Local officials warn dikes may fail as the crest nears.
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Lacrosse
Wis
Clinton
Iowa
Clinton Baseball Park
Quincy
Winona
Minn
Mississippi
Civil Defense
la Crosse County
East Dubuque
Harold E. Hughes
Johnson
Wisconsin
Warren P. Knowles
Minnesota
Hughes
Davenport
Paul Houser
Dubuque
Government to Appeal Award to Anaconda
The federal government filed a notice of appeal from a U.S. District Court judgment awarding $113,600 in damages to Mary McCabe of Anaconda and her two daughters Roberta and Marilyn. The suit claimed negligence by a Fort Harrison Veterans Hospital medical officer leading to Mary McCabe’s husband Frank L. McCabe's death on December 27, 1962.
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U.S. District Court
Anaconda
U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Mary McCabe
Frank L. McCabe
Young Demos Back Official on Gambling
Silver Bow County Young Democrats and Teen Democrats endorse County Atty Mark Sullivan for closing gambling. James Courtney and Ron Ross presidents state the 1964 65 Montana Young Democrats convention passed a resolution upholding Montana gambling bans and denouncing violations. Continued on page 2 col 8.
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Silver Bow County
Atty
Mark Sullivan
James Courtney
Ron Rossland
Montana Young Democrats
Montana
Weather Summary for Butte Anaconda Region
Partly cloudy with scattered showers through Thursday. Cooler with highs near 54 today and 50 to 70 across regions. Lows 25 to 45. West of Divide variable cloudiness and thundershowers. Readings reflect 12 hour maximums and 24 hour precipitation ending 5 p.m. Tuesday.
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Butte-Anaconda
Divide
China Threatens Volunteers to Fight in Viet Nam
Tokyo AP report quotes China's National People's Congress Standing Committee urging mobilization of volunteers and backing for the Vietnamese struggle against the United States. It calls for full support within the Communist camp and asserts China will act to defend against U.S. aggression, signaling arms and political aid to the Viet Cong and South Vietnam.
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Tokyo
Red China
Viet Nam
U.S
Eking Radio
Standing Committee
National People’s Congress
China
United States
Democratic Republic of
Vietna
Peking
North Korea
U.N
South Korea
McNamara Schedules High Level Vietnam War Review
Defense Secretary McNamara convened senior military leaders in Honolulu for a comprehensive look at the Vietnam conflict. The session, described as routine by McNamara, potentially marks the most significant of his Vietnam discussions, amid warnings from Russia and China about possible volunteers.
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Honolulu
UPI
Robert S. McNamara
America
Defense
Saigon
Russia
China
U.S
Dean Rusk
Washington
U. S
McNamara
Viet Nam
The
Con
Van Nuland Plea Postponed One Week in Murder Case
Gerald Van Nuland, 24, charged with the murder of JoAnn Kankelborg, 17, gains another week to enter a plea. Judge McClernan scheduled a ruling for next Wednesday at 10 am with Cyr and Yelsa continuing as defense counsel.
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Gerald van Nuland
JoAnn Kankelborg
Joan B. McClernan
Krest Cyr
Edward D. Yelsa
van Nuland
McClernan
James D. Freebourn
Cyr
Yelsa
Kankelborg
Marjorie Me
Butte
Miss Kankelborg
McQuiston
Andy Aleksich
FBI
Florida Narcotics Chief and Two Detectives Stood on Bribe Charges
The chief of the south Florida Narcotics Bureau and two Miami detectives were arrested on state charges of accepting bribes tied to a narcotics ring. They faced allegations of monthly bribe profits over $1,000, with federal agents assisting the probe begun after an informer’s tip.
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Florida Narcotics Bureau
Miami
UPI
Federal Narcotics Bureau
South Florida
Walter Headly
Eugene Marshall
Frank Fountain
Roosevelt Tremble
City of
Narcotics Bureau
Dade County
Miami Criminal Court of Record
Jack Falk
Jack Turner
Gene Williams
Chilean Government withdraws copper partnership plan
Chilean government withdraws a proposed 25 percent stake plan in copper operations with Anaconda and Kennecott. The move reflects opposition from Marxist and center parties as President Frei aims to reintroduce the bill after the new Congress convenes May 21.
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Santiago
Chile
UPI
Congress
Frei
New Congress
Anaconda Co
Kennecott Copper Corp
Ana
Don Anderson to Speak at Mines Commencement 1965
Don Anderson president of Lee Newspapers of Montana has been named commencement speaker for Montana School of Mines 1965 exercises announced by Dr E G Koch He is publisher of the Wisconsin State Journal Madison and will deliver the address at 3 30 p m in the Library Museum Building Anderson's career spans roles from reporter to publisher and leader of Lee Enterprises Inc now overseeing multiple newspapers including six Montana papers and ten midwestern dailies.
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Don Anderson
Lee Newspapers of
Montana
Montana School of Mines
E. G. Koch
Anderson
Wisconsin State Journal
Madison
Wis
Gallatin
Bozeman
Montana State College
University of Wisconsin
The
State Journal
Montana Group
Lee Group
Lee Enterprises Inc
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LBJ
Standard Post
Moiseyev
Rudy Ellings
Illinois
Young Demos
City -O- Anaconda
Billings
Belgrade
Broadus
Ferees
Maxwell D Taylor
South Viet Nam
William C. Westmoreland
U. S. Grant Sharp
U. S. Pacific
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Earle Wheeler
Headly
Conda
E Conga
Camara Properties
Ladon Per Co
Kennecott
Chilecott
Mines
Madison Newspapers Inc
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