Russia seeks package deal linking Middle East bid to Vietnam
London sources say the Soviet Union wants a package deal tying a Kremlin peace bid in the Middle East to the Vietnam War. Moscow presses joint East West action while warning of American aggression and backing Nasser with political moves and potential arms support, but avoids direct military involvement.
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London
UPI
Soviet’ Union
Kremlin
Middle East
Russia
U.S
Vietnam
Moscow
George Brown
Brezhnev
Karlovy ‘Vary
Czechoslovakia
Mediterranean
Europe
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Israel
Petition by Techs students seeks administrative changes
About 210 Montana Tech students signed a petition asking for administrative changes and mailed it to Gov. Tim Babcock the Board of Regents and the Board of Education. Student body president James Leifer said 40 percent of the student body signed the document which mentions you want stronger growth and notes faculty dissent.
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Tim Babcock
Montana College of Mineral Science and Technology
James Leifer
Board of Regents
Board of Education
Babcock
Big Hole observer says flood unlikely in Divide area
Veteran river resident Miles Tuttle a longtime pumpman for Butte Water Co. says the Divide Melrose region faces no major flood risk unless a warm heavy rain hits. He notes the Pattengail Creek Wise River dam is river junction two miles northwest of Divide and cites a 6.8 feet river level well below danger. He recalls only one major flood in 40 years when Pattengail Dam broke in 1927.
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Divide
Divide- Melrose
Pattengail Creek
Wise River
Miles Tuttle
Butte Water Co
Big Hole
Tuttle
Highway
Wisdom
Butte
Divide-Melrose
Pattengail
Montana Power Co
Jefferson River Flood Rises. Mayflower Bridge in Danger
The Jefferson River has risen one foot since Wednesday. A road three miles southeast of Whitehall toward Kountz Ridge is underwater and impassable. Maintenance crews report the Mayflower Bridge, rebuilt after floods three years ago, is in dangerous condition.
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Whitehall
Jefferson River
Kountz Ridge
Mayflower
Jefferson and
Madison County
House approves four year draft bill in late session
The House passed a bill to extend the draft for four years and kept college student deferments in place, rejecting calls to end them. The action marks a continuation of conscription policy amid ongoing debates.
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Washington
House
Long hair recognized sparks at Tom Browne Junior High incident
David Minnick, 15, was sent home from Tom Browne Junior High School to get a haircut. Neighbors mistook him for a burglar. Police pulled him from his house before he explained he lived there. The incident prompted concerns about mistaken identity.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
David Minnick
David
Tom Browne
Twin Bridges P O bids due for new post office
Bids requested for construction of a government post office in Twin Bridges. Deadline June 21. Site on east side of Main between Third and Fifth, 17 379 sq ft, 2 362 sq ft interior space, 360 sq ft platform, 13 531 sq ft parking area. Contact Foster Robertson, PO real estate officer, Box 1576 Billings 59101.
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Howard F. Lemm
Lawrence F. O’brien
Main
Third
Fifth
Treasure State Corp
Foster Robertson
Post Office Dept
Billings
Border clashes flare as Mideast crisis widens
United Press International reports fighting near the Gaza Strip while Israel denies the account and cites dynamite attacks along its Jordan frontier. The U N chief returns to New York as the U S and Britain seek a UN settlement amid heightened tensions.
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United Press International
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Israel
Jordan
Mideast
U.S. State Department
Britain
United Nations
Thant
New York
Weather forecast for Butte Anaconda area
Fair Friday and Friday night with warmer daytime and frost at night. High 63, low 28. Compared with last year’s 82 and 37. Weather table appears on Page 2.
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Butte-Anaconda
Wildcat strike idles 9,000 at Butte and Anaconda plants
A wildcat strike at the Weed Concentrator shuts down backbone industries in Butte and Anaconda. The Anaconda Co. halts operations, closing Berkeley Pit mines and shops, with 40,000 tons of ore daily at risk and 3,000 workers laid off. A restraining order bars picketing at the concentrator as 20 named defendants face further court action.
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Butte
Anaconda
Weed
Anaconda Co
Berkeley Pit
Mountain Con
Steward, Kelley and Leonard
Berkeley
Ba&p
Butte Concentrator
John B. McClernan
Weed Concentrator
Wilful
United Steelworks of America
MccClernan
Bute, Anaconda and Pacific
Bill Dalling
Heavy U.S. Casualties Amid DMZ Fighting Near Saigon
North Vietnamese mortars and rockets hit Marines near the DMZ as a U.S. cruiser exchanged fire in the South China Sea. Four Americans were killed and 17 wounded in the border clashes while reports tallied weekly U.S. deaths at 337 in action and overall casualties near 10,258 killed and 61,425 wounded.
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Saigon
UPS
Con Thien
Dmz
U.S
Boy Falls Two Stories In Granite Block Incident
Carl William Shiner, 6, was rushed to St James Community Hospital after reportedly falling two stories from a building in the 400 block of West Granite around 5 15 pm Thursday. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Sam R Shiner of 508 West Granite. John Keller of 303 West Quarts transported him. his condition was listed as pretty good Thursday night.
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Carl William Shiner
St. James Community Hospital
West Granite
Sam R. Shiner
W. Granite
John Keller
Holiday Tuesday slows business and services
A county holiday on Tuesday slows commerce and normal operations. Law offices, fire departments, and post offices run limited service while transit like Butte Bus Lines suspends service. Stores shift hours to 9 pm Wednesday. many offices banks and schools close. Liquor stores pause three days, resuming Wednesday. Tax deadline for second-half 1966 payments looms with courthouse holidays.
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Butte Bus Lines
Butte
Memorial Day Observance Tops Week Schedule
Memorial Day observance Tuesday dominates the week ending next Thursday with home gatherings and travel to distant cemeteries. Fishing season enters its second week Sunday while Lewis and Clark Cavern State Park near Butte and Bozeman offers daily guided tours 8 to 8 at one dollar for adults and fifty cents for children. Montana events include Yellowstone Park Days in Red Lodge Friday to Sunday, Junior 4-H Rodeo in Deer Lodge Sunday, a parade in Butte, and a Flag of Honor Pageant in Sidney.
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Lewis and Clark Cavern State Park
US 10
Butte
Bozeman
Montana
Yellowstone Park
Red Lodge
Tech honors three Montana Tech outstanding teachers
Three Montana Tech instructors Frank H. Kelly Keith Ensley and Charles L. Herndon received plaques and $1,000 awards at the annual honors convocation as part of the Standard Oil Foundation national program. The college also received $2,000 for instructional and research equipment. Tech is the only Montana college to get the grant.
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Montana Tech
Tech
Standard Oil Foundation
Frank H. Kelly
Department of Humanities and Social Sciences
Keith Ensley
Department of Chemistry
Charles L. Herndon
Department of Engineering Science
Edwin G. Koch
Montana
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Montana Standard
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al Monego
Ben Collins
Byron Seidita
Hugh Windham
Bruno Celli
Richard Petritz
George Bessette
John Hollas
W Booth
Jesse Cleverly
J. Matthews
Tom Lee
Evan Romero
William Nazer
Steve Fazekas
William Melogue
Charles Mullen
Terry Rivers
Robert Diller
Harold Cupp
Carl Shiner
Falls
Deer Lodge
Sidney
Foundation
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