Senate Set to Limit Debate on Voting Rights Bill
Senate leaders plan to invoke Rule 22 to cap debate on President Johnson's voting rights bill next week after a 69 to 20 vote adding a poll tax declaration. Majority Leader Mansfield and Republican Dirksen seek a two thirds vote to restrict speaking time to one hour per amendment, with final passage targeted for Tuesday.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Ellender
Dirksen
USW Leader McDonald Concedes Re-Elect Defeat
Pittsburgh AP reports United Steelworkers president David J. McDonald conceded defeat in the February 9 election. McDonald said the best interests of the union require ending political struggle as L t Abel takes undisputed control starting June 1. Abel stood at his side and accepted the gesture at a news conference after the executive board meeting and vote protests.
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Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
Abel
McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
Clyde Weed to retire as Anaconda Co board chairman
Clyde E. Weed will retire May 27 as chairman of the board of the Anaconda Company at the 70th annual stockholders meeting in Anaconda. He will remain a director and received a long ovation from about 500 attendees. Weed began at Anaconda in 1911 and has led the firm through growth and technological advances, currently serving as president of the American Mining Congress.
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Anaconda Co
Martin Vaughan
Anaconda
Clyde E. Weed
Weed
Man
Vaughan
Jim Oset
World of Copper
The
Michigan
American Mining Congress
C. Jay Parkinson
Brinckerhoff
E. S. McGlone
Maurice Newton
McGlone
Newton
Hallgarten and Co
New York
Edward I. Renouard
Schneider
John McCoy
Queen Elizabeth II Charms Bonn On West German Visit
Queen Elizabeth II smiles and waves to crowds in Bonn as tens of thousands gather despite cold. She and Prince Philip meet Chancellor Erhard and end with a state banquet at the hilltop residence overlooking the Rhine. Bonn's mayor notes Bonn as provisional capital and Berlin visit planned.
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Bonn University
West Germany
Prince Philip
Ludwig Erhard
Britain
Germany
Wilhelm Daniels
Bonn
Berlin
Rhine River
Malta Woman Dies Of Wreck Injuries
Mrs. David Emond of Malta dies from crash injuries after a head on collision near Malta that also killed Joyce Brisbee. An unborn infant born by C section and several relatives were injured. Sheriff Nybo identifies Leonard Frostone as the other driver. The 1965 Montana traffic toll reaches 75.
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Malta
David Emond
Joyce Brisbee
Emond
Keith Wiley
Norman Nybo
Miss Brisbee
Leonard Freestone
Montana
Anaconda Stockholders Hear Plans For Copper Growth
Anaconda Co officials told about 500 attendees at the Washoe Theater meeting that the mining industry will add over one million tons of copper capacity in five years, with about 380000 tons in the United States and Canada. They expect a temporary tight market, followed by ample supply at fair prices, as new plants and upgraded fabricating facilities come online.
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Anaconda Co
Free World
United States
Canada
Anaconda
Parkinson
Prison escapee Tommy Lee Jackson sought near Butte
Western Montana law officers traced Tommy Lee Jackson, 43, who walked from a Montana State Prison ranch south of Deer Lodge on Wednesday. Serving a five year term for burglary, he was last seen in jeans, denim jacket and white shirt. clothing had been stolen from the ranch supervisor’s house. Deputy Warden R L Dwight says he is not considered dangerous. Jackson has red hair, freckles, about 5 7.
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Montana
Tommy Lee Jackson
Deer Lodge
Jackson
Lewis and Clark County
Butte
R. L. Dwight
Dwight
Dominican Junta Leader Announces Victory
Brig. Gen. Antonio Imbert Barrera addressed about 1,000 supporters in Santo Domingo declaring absolute control of the Dominican Republic. The junta plans unconditional surrender talks with rebel Col. Francisco Caamaño Deno, while U.S. officials pursue a coalition and UN efforts seek a ceasefire. More than 100 dead reported and 800 rebels captured as fighting nears downtown fortifications.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Imbert
National Palace
Congress
International
Col
Francis
Co Caamano Deno
Caamano
U.S
National Reconciliation
New York
U.N
U Thant
United States
Thant
Security Council
Jose Antonio Mayobre
Washington
Organization of American States
United Nations
OAS
Ingo
Junta
Navy Planes Hit Red Convoy in North Vietnam
U S Navy aircraft attacked targets in North Vietnam resuming near continuous raids after a six day pause. A four plane strike hit a 15 truck convoy 90 miles south of Hanoi while two two plane raids targeted structures and boxcars about 120 miles south of the capital. Planes returned safely to the carrier Coral Sea and the attack marked a resumed sustained campaign with Ho Chi Minh’s birthday noted amid international reactions.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U. S. Navy
North
17Th Parallel
South
Hanoi
U. S
Coral Sea
Ho Chi Minh
North Viet Nam
Mao Tre-tung
Peking
International Communist Movement
Plane Crashes at Cairo Airport During Landing
Pakistan International Airlines Boeing 720B with over 100 aboard crashes on final approach about 12 miles from Cairo Airport. spokesman reports no casualties known at this time.
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London
Pakistan International Airlines
Cairo
Six Cars of Ammunition Buried in Drummond Train Wreck
Army explosives experts probed a derailment near Drummond Montana involving 39 of 69 cars on a Northern Pacific freight bound for Viet Nam. Six cars carried ammunition with propellant shells, some explosions occurred, and salvage efforts aimed to recover nearly all contents. FBI said no jurisdiction over crash and saboteur rumors were considered. Explosive Ordnance Disposal teams and Montana adjutant general officials coordinated the rescue and salvage while local volunteers fought the fire. Traffic was halted on U S Highway 10-12 during the danger period and temporary tracks were laid for restoration.
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6Th Army
San Francisco
Richard C. Kendall
Montana
Kendall
N. P
Drummond
Deer Lodge
C. F. Zelke
Missoula
U. S. Highway 10-12
East Jens Switch
Apollo Escape System Test Ends Early After Rocket Failure
A Little Joe II missile broke up during a high altitude test of the Apollo escape system at White Sands New Mexico. The capsule landed safely on the desert floor under three parachutes. officials said astronauts would have survived a real emergency. Dal Myers praised the recovery system and noted the craft’s systems operated normally for a safe recovery.
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White Sands Missile Range
N. M
Joseph Shea
Desert
Earth
Dal Myers
Apollo
North American Aviation
Space Systems Division
Los Angeles
City weighs insuring rail crossing watchmen
Butte City Council committee to consider posting watchmen at crossings per ordinances after citizens urged action against Great Northern Railroad for allegedly missing Sunday watchmen. Spokesmen Joe Madrigal and LeRoy Frodsham urged repairs. Alderman George T Barry backed protests. John P Finnegan also spoke. Council referred matter to committee for study.
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Butte
Great Northern Railroad
Joe Madrigal
S. Idaho
LeRoy Frodsham
N. Idaho
George T. Barry
John P. Finnegan
E. Fremont
Robert Lee
Neil C. Sullivan
Butte Anaconda and Pacific
Weather outlook for Butte Anaconda area
Cloudy with afternoon and evening thundershowers today and Friday. Cooler with highs near 60 and overnight low around 36. East of Divide mostly cloudy Thursday into Friday with scattered showers and rain, cooler. West of Divide mostly cloudy with showers and thundershowers Thursday into Friday, highs 55 to 65 and lows in the 30s.
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Butte-Anaconda
Divide
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