Butte youths view Kennedy image vs Johnson in poll
A Montana Tech student poll of 17 youths 20 or younger shows 10 favor Kennedy over Johnson but with weaker margins than Kennedy's youth appeal. Respondents cite Kennedy’s articulation and youth outreach, while Johnson is viewed as slick but ineffectual on policy.
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Tony Fuller
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Robert F. Kennedy
Montana Tech
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
New York
Johnson
Bill Nettles
Butte
Norman Mailer
Nettles
Mailer
Vietnam
Norma Amerman
Barbara Luke
Navy
Bill McLeod
Linda Sadowski
Helen Loggins
Darlene Wheeler
Fairfield
Kay Lear
Dave Wing
Canvass Confirms Monday's Unofficial Election Results
The Butte City Council canvassed municipal primary returns on Tuesday. Vic Rauh Republican gained two votes raising total to 97 while Tom Powers Democrat led with 4 610 and Jim Bertogli o 2 624. Powers carried all 16 precincts with a mayoral margin over 5 to 3. The canvass committee included Armstrong Evankovich Paull Schulte Lee and Mehrens.
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Vic Rauh
Tom Powers
Powers
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Joe D. Armstrong
Pete Evankovich
J. Philip Paull
Bob Schulte
Bob Lee
Bert Mehrens
Johnson's unsucces sful appeal for talks with Ho Chi Minh
President Johnson returned from Guam after two day Vietnam strategy talks and disclosed Hanoi’s rebuffs to a genuine peace effort. He said progress would not come from flashy plans but from courage and perseverance. He noted Hanoi demanded no bombing and illicit infiltration must stop for talks to proceed.
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UPI
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Ence
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Hanoi
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Moscow
Hanoi Radio
State Department
South Vietnam
Viet Cong Launch Major Assault Falls Short Near Saigon
In War Zone C near the Cambodian frontier the Viet Cong led a four hour offensive against an American artillery position, facing 500 U S troops of the 4th Infantry Division and a reinforced armoured column. The Viet Cong lost an estimated 423 dead, while U S losses reached 30 killed and 109 wounded.
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Saigon
War Zone C
U.S
Milk boycott cuts violence as hogs go without feed
Milk from farms and stores was given away and poured out during the National Farmers Organization action aimed at boosting prices by 2 cents a quart. Governors cited reduced violence reports in Wisconsin as deputies guard milk haulers and officials monitor possible federal violations amid the nationwide stoporder.
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Chicago
National Farmers Organization
Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
U.S
NFC
Oren Lee Staley
Weather Forecast for Butte Anaconda Area
Scattered rain or snow this evening with a 20 percent precipitation chance. High today 46 degrees, low tonight 28. A snapshot from the weather table notes yesterday’s high 30 and low 1.
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Butte - Anaconda
Congress Spends Large Sums On Overseas Travel in 1966
House and Senate committees reported a total of 718278 dollars on overseas travel during 1966 an amount higher than 1965. The records omit major costs such as transportation paid by the State Department and Defense Department, leaving only partial figures for some panels. Rep George Mahon defends travel as beneficial, saying lawmakers should do more on the ground to observe events firsthand.
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State Department
House Government Operations Committee
State Department For Transportation
House Agriculture Committee
Central America
George Mahon
D-Tex
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Mahon
Governor embarks on world air tour from Helena
Governor Tim Babcock begins a 25 000 mile trip in his Beech Baron with official pilot Bill Wyman. The itinerary starts in Mexico City with stops in Denver Panama City Caracas Belem Natal Freetown and other locations en route to Africa and Europe.
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Tim Babcock
Mexico City
South America
Africa
Europe
Babcock
Bill Wyman
Wyman
Air Force
Denver
David
Panama
Panama City
Caracas
Venezuela
Belem
Brazil
Amazon River
Natal
Montana colleges share 591 700 education grant
The Department of Health, Education and Welfare approved a 591 700 grant for the Education Opportunity Program. Nine Montana colleges will receive funds for 1967 68 with amounts listed for Carroll College Great Falls College of Great Falls Eastern Montana Montana Tech Montana State University Northern Montana College Rocky Mountain College University of Montana Western Montana College.
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UPI
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Montana
Lee Metcalf
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Carroll College
Helena
College of Great Falls
Eastern Montana
Billings
Montana Tech
Butte
Montana State University
Bozeman
Northern Montana College
Havre
Rocky Mountain College
University of Montana
Western Montana College
Dillon
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