China condemns DMZ action as grave escalation
Chinese authorities denounce U S and South Vietnamese forces entering the Demilitarized Zone as an invasion and danger to Indochina. Jenmin Jih Pao calls the move an extreme step, while noting China provides support to North Vietnam but has not committed troops.
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Vietnam
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Page 16 Contract for Three Forks bridge is let.
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Three Forks
Brink's Armored Car Hijacked in Brockton Bank Heist
Three gunmen hid in a First County National Bank and ambushed two guards and a bank employee before fleeing with 430000. They used a key to enter, masked. one hid in a side room while others blocked a teller area. Loot included 230000 in transit to Plymouth Home and 200000 from Raynham Park races.
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Plymouth Home National Bank
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Raynham
Massachusetts
South Shore
Middle East crisis heads for UN action as Johnson backs Israel
President Johnson backed Israel and the Soviet Union offered support to the Arabs as the Middle East crisis moved to urgent UN Security Council discussion. War fever spread from Cairo with broadcasts urging invasion of Israel. Johnson called Egypt's blockade threat to the Gulf of Aqaba illegal and dangerous to peace.
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Johnson
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Soviet Union
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United Nations Security Council
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Israel warns of gulf shipping battle and world war risk
In Jerusalem Prime Minister Levi Eshkol rallies support to defend Israel gulf shipping and rejects interruptions to freedom of navigation. Canada Denmark and the United States push for a United Nations meeting as U Thant visits Cairo amid tensions with Egypt and Saudi Arabia. Observers doubt U Thant can fix the Gulf Aqaba dispute.
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Costs of living rise in April amid mixed prices
The Labor Department says consumer costs increased three tenths of a percent in April the sharpest rise in six months while lower food prices offset housing clothing and transport. May wholesale farm prices rose and ARthur Ross cautioned the nation is not yet out of the woods with inflation.
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U.N. Security Council Called Into Urgent Session
The U N S C was summoned to an urgent session in New York to consider Middle East war threats. At Canada and Denmark request with U S support the 15 member council will meet at 10 30 a m EDT Wednesday amid rising tension over Egypts blockade threat near the Gulf of Aqaba involving Israel.
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Levi Eshkol
Israel
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Egypt
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Butte Anaconda Afternoon Showers Forecast
Showers expected this afternoon with a 30 percent chance of rain. The high reaches 74 and the low 38. A year ago the high was 73 and the low 34. Weather table Page 2.
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Butte - Anaconda
Montana Poll Sets Presidential Trial Heat in Montana
The Montana Stand ard report previews a Thursday poll pitting Lyndon Johnson against five leading Republicans Nixon Reagan Rockefeller Percy and Romney in a trial heat. Based on current Montana thinking, the results may surprise readers.
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Montana Standard
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Nixon
Reagan
Rockefeller
Percy
Romney
Fighting resumes after Viet truce ends in renewed operating
US and allied troops resume operations after a 24 hour cease-fire was breached by 50 clashes. Ten American soldiers died and 17 wounded as the truce expired at midnight in honor of Buddha's birthday. Communists had announced a 48 hour halt on Monday.
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Weather pumps Montana flood risk as rivers rise fast
Warm weather brings potential floods across Montana as rivers including Big Hole Jefferson and Gallatin rise toward flood stage. Sun River near Simms and Gibson Reservoir levels forecast to near bankful. a Lost Horse Creek bridge south of Hamilton washed out.
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Simms
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Jefferson River
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Logan
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Deer Lodge ex banker acquitted in embezzlement case
Merrill E. Henderson a 29 year old former Deer Lodge bank employee won acquittal on two counts in federal court. Judge W D Murray dismissed the embezzlement charge and ruled there was insufficient evidence of intent to injure and defraud the bank through falsified records. Henderson served as assistant cashier head teller and bank officer in charge of the vault in the bank's sale of Ca
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Deer Lodge Bank
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