Buddhist march in Hue demands Ky regime ouster and reform
About 20 000 Buddhist demonstrators march four miles from Dieu Pagoda to Tu Dam Pagoda in Hue protesting Premier Ky military rule. They accuse the United States of thwarting civilian rule and honor slain student Miss Quach Thi Trang, with banners calling for constitutional parliament and Congress.
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Hue
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
United States
Dieu de Pagoda
Indochina
Tu Dam
Quach Thi Trang
Ngo Dinh Diem
Saigon
Nguyen Khanh
Burglary at Downey Drug Store Nets Cash and Drugs
Burglars entered through a roof hole at Downey Drug Store on Harrison Avenue after 9 30 Saturday night and fled by back door. About 100 in cash and a large amount of various drugs were stolen along with wallets, watches, radios, and other merchandise. Separate J C Penney break in yielded 11 watches and 22 rings. Police say the incidents are not connected and investigations continue.
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Downey Drug Store
Harrison
John Downey
Evans
Asst
John O'Leary
Bill Miller
George Skuletich
J. C. Penney
W. Park
Larry Connors
Joseph
Bud
Bud) Munich
del le Breche
Dakota Street
Win
Dow
Connors
Beaverhead County Pioneer Passes at 99
Beaverhead County resident since 1888 Mrs. Charlotte J. Farley died Sunday at her daughter's home in Dillon after two years of poor health. She was six weeks from her 100th birthday. Funeral services are pending at Brundage Funeral Home.
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Charlotte J. Farley
Beaverhead County
Isabella Lenox
Brundage Funeral Home
Worldwide anti American protests flare up over Vietnam
Pro and anti U S groups clashed in southern France and England while demonstrations spread across the United States with tens of thousands marching. Police faced hecklers in Oslo Rome and Hull as protesters urged negotiations with the Viet Nam front and an end to bombing.
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UPI
France
England
Michael Stewart
U.S
New York City
Boston
Oklahoma City
Frank Emspak
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
San Francisco
White House
Washington
Viet Nam
National Liberation Front
Italy
Germany
Norway
China
Oslo
Beziers
Britain
Far East
United States
Hull
Rome
Carl Oglesby
The
Students For A Democratic Society
Gandhi and Johnson to discuss Kashmir and arms aid
Indira Gandhi and President Johnson plan talks at the White House starting Monday with Kashmir and military aid high on the agenda. Officials stress peace in South Asia and link military assistance to progress toward regional stability.
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Indira Gandhi
LBJ
Kashmir
Washington
U.S
Tashkent
GOP Senators to Hear China Policy Critics This Week
In Washington the Republican minority plans to push GOP views on foreign policy with three GOP witnesses before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee led by Dr. Walter H. Judd and professors George Taylor and David Rowe who have China ties. House Republicans prepare to attack multibillion dollar Great Society programs as a nondefense spending bill of over 2.5 billion is set for debate Tuesday.
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Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Red
China
Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
Senate
George Taylor
University of Washington
David Rowe
Yale University
Iowa
Vacar
House
Great Society
Fair and mild weather through Tuesday in Montana
The forecast shows fair and continued mild conditions through Tuesday with highs around 64 and a low near 26 in the Butte Anaconda region. A note recalls last year’s temperatures and mentions a Congress vote on pay increases for federal civilian and military personnel, with most Republicans on the Appropriations Committee opposing a $12 million start for the president.
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Montana
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Montana Enjoys Sunny Weekend as Warmth Persists
Montana basks under clear skies with weekend highs in the 60s and 70s. A Pacific front from Alberta brings no major cooling, while western upper low and high pressure patterns shape an extended March forecast with above normal temperatures and light rain chances across regions including Glasgow, Great Falls, Kalispell, and Missoula.
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Associated Press
Montana
Great Falls
Havre
Whitehall
Butte
Alberta
Weather Bureau
Arizona
Divide
Glasgow
H Re
Miles
City
Billings
Helena
Kalispell
Missoula
Gandhi vows closer understanding between India and United States
India's Prime Minister Indira Gandhi arrived in Williamsburg for talks with President Johnson. She said the world needs closer understanding of nations and peoples and that her visit will strengthen India and the United States in promoting peace. She planned to meet Johnson in Washington to exchange views on mutual interests.
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Williamsburg
India
Indira Gandhi
United States
Washington
Paris
Langley Air Force Base
Sukarno names anti Communist cabinet as army pressure wins
President Sukarno yields to military demand and installs Suharto and Nasution in key posts while retaining the premiership. The new cabinet excludes left leaning allies, with Suharto as fifth deputy premier and Nasution as deputy commander of Kogam. Nasution had been defense minister before his ouster in February. Sukarno declared ministers his assistants carrying out his directives.
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Army
Suharto
Defense
A.H. Nasution
Irony Defense
Securi
Nasution
Indonesia
Kogam
Malaysia
Jakarta
Wild horses on Montana Wyoming border face possible slaughter
More than 120 wild horses may be killed for pet food unless herd numbers meet Bureau of Land Management standards. Royce Tillett and family defend the herd on Crooked Creek near Lovell as BLM sues to reduce the numbers, while locals urge protection and government action.
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Wyo
UPI
Bureau of Land Management
Wyoming-Montana
Big Horn National Recreation Area
Tillett
Royce Tillett
BLM
Billings
Mont
Royce
Lloyd
Bessie
Tilletts’ Taylor
Montana
Bureau
Crooked Creek
Dante Solari
BLM Billings Office
Lovell Chamber of Commerce
Wyoming
Pryor Mountain
Floyd Schwieger
Power Company
Howard Lusch
Cliff Hansen
Tim Babcock
Rev
Schwieger
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