Hanoi Faces Possible U S Reprisal After Embassy Bombing
In Saigon AP report, the U S embassy bombing that killed 17 and wounded 151 prompts talk of U S retaliation on Hanoi. Deputy Ambassador A Alexis Johnson criticizes Viet Cong atrocities as civilians suffer. Names of two U S victims include Barbara Robbins, 21, and a Navy petty officer. Fifteen Vietnamese dead are also noted. President Johnson weighs options after talks with Rusk and McNamara.
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Hanoi
Viet Nam
A. Alexis Johnson
Barbara A. Robbins
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Colo
US. Navy
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Johnson
Washington
Johnson vows stronger aid after Saigon embassy bombing
President Johnson reaffirmed resolve to aid South Vietnam and to seek funds for a new Saigon embassy building after the terrorist bombing. He denounced the attack as a ruthless act harming both Vietnamese and American personnel and pledged continued support as retaliation debates stirred in London and Saigon. Barbara A. Robbins, a 21-year-old Foreign Service secretary, was among the victims.
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State Department
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London
Harold Wilson
Ho Chi Minh
Dong Hoi
Ham Nghi
House Un American Activities probes Ku Klux Klan
The House Committee unanimously voted a full scale probe into the Ku Klux Klan amid alleged murders and violence. Chairman Willis said preliminary inquiry shows shocking crimes by secret Klan squads as funeral services are held for Viola Gregg Liuzzo.
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House
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R-Ala
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Southern Conference Education Fund
Martin
Alabama
KKK
Detroit
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
Judge Denies Intervenor Status in Butte Reapportionment Suit
Federal Judge W D Murray denied attorney Joseph P Monaghan leave to intervene in Phoebe R Herweg vs Butte City Council and Mayor Powers. He also rejected Monaghans bid to act as friend of the court. The ruling supports at large city elections and blocks fresh injunction attempts ahead of the April 5 general election.
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Phoebe R. Herweg
Thomas F. Powers
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Montana Supreme Court
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Mayor Backs School Levy for No. 1 District
Mayor Thomas F. Powers urged support for a 7 mill elementary school operations levy for School Dist. No. 1 on the April 3 ballot. He praised the school board and urged all qualified voters to cast ballots to fund operating and maintenance costs with emphasis on better textbooks and teaching resources for Butte's children.
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Butte
Million See Astronauts Circle Chicago Loop
Astronauts Virgil Grissom and John Young rode a slow black convertible through a million Chicago spectators. They visited City Hall to accept honorary citizenship and praised the space team while thanking Midwestern crowds for the greeting, after circling the earth in Gemini.
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Gus) Grissom
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New York
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Weather Outlook for Butte Anaconda Region
Mostly cloudy through Thursday with occasional showers and continued mild temperatures. Highs near the mid 50s today, 35 to 40 northeast and 40 to 55 west, with overnight lows around 24 to the low 30s. Scattered mountain showers Wednesday and Thursday, with increasing cloudiness west Thursday.
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Wallace meets civil rights leaders in bid for change
Gov. George Wallace listened to grievances from Alabama civil rights leaders in Montgomery as 15 delegates urged biracial talks and a petition calling for a $1.50 poll tax repeal and state job appointments for Negroes. The meeting followed weeks of racial tension and a Detroit woman’s funeral after night riders.
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Alabama
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Troit
Chile Relief and Rebuilding Underway After Quake
The quake buried El Cobre 80 miles north of Santiago in a dam collapse. Rescue teams pulled 45 bodies. up to 400 may be buried. Interior Ministry tallies 25 killed elsewhere as injured numbers rise.
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Oaas 76 Retired Anaconda Official Dies in Butte
Torgus H. Oaas longtime Anaconda Co. official and founder of the Montana Polo and Treating Plant of Butte died at his home 200 S Exelsior late Tuesday. He was 76 and had a career spanning mining leadership and education including Notre Dame studies and Butte High School graduation in 1910.
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Notre Dame University
Three Anacondans Hurt in Butte Wreck
Three Anaconda youths were hospitalized after their car left U S 10 on the southwestern outskirts of Butte in the early hours. Greg Mayes 16 Albert Edwards 19 and Jack Day 20 were identified as the injured occupants. Edwards suffered a question and was to be released later today. Mayes condition not believed serious.
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Jack L. Day
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Mayes
Montana
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Edwards Seve
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