MacArthur Clinging to Life Amid Serious Complications
General Douglas MacArthur, 84, remained in critical condition at Walter Reed Hospital after three major operations in 25 days. Doctors reported kidney failure, renewed esophageal bleeding, and possible stomach bleed, with life support and transfusions ongoing. Lt General Leonard D. Heaton said there was slight improvement and the heart remained strong despite grave threats.
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Frank Carey Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
MacArthur
OlsenForecasts House Passes Social Security and Farm Bills
Rep. Arnold Olsen in Butte predicts House action this year on social security and farm measures including food stamps. He notes a health rider possibility for the social security bill and cites the successful food stamp experiment in Silver Bow County as a model for aiding low income, welfare recipients to obtain food at reduced costs through stamps and federal redemption. He also comments on silver dollar minting debates in Congress.
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Frank Quinn
Standard Post
Arnold Olsen
Butte
Silver Bow
Olsen
Secretary of Agriculture
Federal Reserve System
Congress
Red China Links to Capitalism Blasts Khrushchev
Peking accuses Khrushchev of capitulating to U S imperialism and warns that his revisionism could restore capitalism in the Soviet Union The piece notes Khrushchev’s train trip to Budapest talks with Hungarian leaders and hints at a Moscow Peking split looming over world Communist unity
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Red
U.S.S.R
Soviet
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Trine
Peking
Budapest
Hungary
Communist Parties of
Poland
Bulgaria
Red China
Moscow
Peking Radio
U N Troops Draw Gunfire in Cyprus
In Cyprus Greek Cypriot forces attacked a United Nations peacekeeping patrol in the Kyrenia foothills. The three hour battle produced no reported casualties for either side, and U N officials said a cease-fire was arranged without confirmed deaths.
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U.N
Cyprus
Jack van Dusen
Nicosia
UPI
United Nations
Kyrenia
Foresters Regiment
Helevga
U. N
Inci
Sherwood Forest Regiment
Glenn withdraws from Senate bid after injury in hospital
John H. Glenn Jr., the retired astronaut who gave up a moon shot to run for the U S Senate, ends his campaign after a freak bathroom fall leaves him with a damaged inner ear and a long recovery. Glenn spoke from Lackland Air Force Base's Wilford Hall Hospital with his wife Annie beside him.
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Alvin E. Webb Jr
United Press International
San Antonio
Tex
UPI
John H. Glenn Jr
U. S. Senate
Glenn
John Glenn
Lackland Air Force Base
Wilford Hall Hospital
Ohio
Annie
Richard H. Mattson
Miner’s Widow, 4 Children Lose Butte Home in Fire
The Krzan family at 421 S. Main lost their Butte home to a morning blaze that started in a rear porch room. Margaret Krzan, widowed since 1963, sheltered with relatives as firefighters limited the fire to two rooms but widespread smoke damaged seven. Two other alarms nearby led to minor incidents including a car fire and a smoldering building on Mercury Street. The incident echoed a prior week’s fires at 606 S. Montana and 100 E. Gagnon.
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Margaret Krzan
S. Main
Krzan
John McCarthy
Mercury
Ohio
Mercury Street
Ervin Schadler
S. Montana
T. J Byrne
E. Gagnon
Butte Parents Hear From Son in Alaska After Earthquake
Butte residents learn from son James Carelli in Alaska that the Friday quake was terrifying but he and his wife are safe. The North Pole Trailer Court at Spenard suffered ruin, mail from Anchorage arrived Sunday, and others hope for further updates from relatives.
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Rose Carelli
Edwards
James
North Pole
Spenard
Anchorage
Glasgow Airmen Escape Crash Near Glasgow Air Base
Ist Lt Sheldon Urlik 25 and Capt Leon Robinson 32 of the 13th Fighter Interceptor Squadron survived a high altitude F-101 Voodoo crash two miles northeast of Glasgow AFB. Urlik suffered a broken back and is hospitalised. Robinson was admitted for observation but appears unhurt.
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Mont
API
Sheldon W. Urlik
Glasgow Air Force Base
Leon Robinson
Glasgow Afb
Alaska Quake Toll Rises Across State After Disaster
Alaska grapples with mounting deaths and missing as aftershocks shake coastal towns. Gov Egan cites 350 million in damage with fishing wiped out and Seward port ruined. President Johnson orders fast relief steps as civilian and Guardsman casualties mount.
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Anchorage
Kodiak
Valdez
Seward
Whittier
Cordova
Port Ashton
William A. Egan
Alaska
Gulf of Alaska
Johnson
Edward A. McDermott
Office of Emergency Planning
McDermott
Cas
Long ankle length skirts spark British fashion shift
London AP reports teen girls in East End shift from miniskirts to ankle length hems. Heather Brodie 16 and Sandra Pearce 17 differ from short styles while fashion writers debate whether the look will go mainstream as ragged edges of skirt trends spread from Easter to city streets and dance halls across Britain.
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Eddy Gilmore
London
Heather Brodie
Heather
Sandra Pearce
Liverpool
Sheffield
Nottingham
Manchester
Leeds
Britain
Shirley Lewis
The
Daily Herald
Doris Langley-Moore
Pearson to Join Standard Columnists on Wednesday
Inside stories from the nation s capital by Pearson will be presented on the Standard Post editorial page beginning tomorrow. The columnists style has drawn both praise and controversy over 34 years of work.
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Pearson
Standard
Drew Pearson
Standard Post
Butte Anaconda Weather Forecast and Notes
Fair and warm today with considerable cloudiness and a cooler Wednesday. Highs around 57 and 32 tonight. West of divide shows warm trend with 55 to 70 highs Tuesday and Wednesday and cooler nights. Also notes Drew Pearson joins Standard-Post with Washington Merry-go-Round column and crusading pieces.
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Butte-Anaconda
Divide
Butte
District Court Opens with Three Criminal Matters Set
Three criminal cases including the Butte dynamite incident are slated for Wednesday as Judge T E Downey opens the spring term. Jurors report at 10 a.m. A total of about 65 civil cases also on the calendar. Nine defendants and related witnesses, notably Vic Popovich and Frank Knight, appear in a session that may see multiple trials or continuations. Popovich faces trial for receiving stolen property tied to the August dynamite blast that killed Emil Guay. Carlson and Vires, 23, pled guilty to stealing dynamite and were sentenced. A fourth defendant, Pat Lavelle, 26, is due for trial with yet no date set. Knight also faces a third trial on charges of robbery.
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T. E. Downey
District Court
Emil Guay
Popovich
Charles J. Carlson
Emmett Vires
Carlson
Vires
Pat Lavelle
Lavelle
Knight
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