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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1967

Page

1

Garrison pushes CIA probe in Kennedy assassination

New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison said he will defer further arrests but expects more before the Clay Shaw trial. He outlined a conspiracy linking Oswald Shaw Ferrie Ruby and elements of the CIA and Fidel Castro opponents, calling for a congressional probe and insisting evidence supports his claims.

New York New Orleans Jim Garrison John F. Kennedy Clay L. Shaw Garrison Kennedy Shaw Warren Commission Dallas Lee Harvey Oswald ABC Radiotelevision Oswald Fidel Castro Central Intelligence Agency CIA David W. Ferrie Jack Ruby Ruby

Gypsy Moth IV sails home to Plymouth harbor

Sir Francis Chichester returns to Britain after a nine month solo voyage of 30 000 miles. A flotilla of 300 boats and hundreds of thousands cheered as he entered Plymouth harbor aboard Gypsy Moth IV. He completed the round world journey from Sydney and back via Cape Horn, ending the epic voyage at age 65.

Plymouth England UPI Francis Chichester Sydney Australia Dread Cape Horn Chichester Britain Plymouth Harbor Sir Francis Drake

Official forecasts signal sharper Vietnam fighting ahead

Washington AP Cyrus R Vance deputy secretary of defense said there are strong indications that we may have sharply increased fighting in Vietnam soon, likely started by the enemy. He noted Pentagon talks on new troop requests from Gen Westmoreland but no decision yet. He discussed barriers to infiltration across the North South Vietnam border and said about 455 000 U S troops are in Vietnam with more on the way. He endorsed obstacles and sensors as a possible barrier concept and saw no link to the Middle East crisis.

Washington Cyrus R. Vance Defense Vietnam Vance Pentagon William C Westmoreland U.S North South Vietnam Middle East NBC Meet the Press Demilitarized Zone

Jets strike near Red China as Hanoi raids hit rails

US jets cut rail lines in three directions from Hanoi about 40 miles from the Chinese border. A U S plane was downed by ground fire and the destroyer Edson was hit by shore fire near the DMZ with 10 sailors wounded. North and South Vietnamese claims varied on each side.

Saigon Hanoi U.S Edson Vietnams Hue Dmz

United Veterans Council flags graves in Butte cemeteries

The United Veterans Council and its participating organizations placed flags on all veteran plots and individual graves in Butte cemeteries Sunday. An announcement from the Council noted the effort, with continued coverage on page 2.

United Veterans Council Butte Coun

Nasser urges U S neutrality in Middle East plea

Cairo President Gamal Abdel Nasser announced Egypt has restored rights to the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba and called on the United States to recognize Egypt’s cause and stay neutral in its dispute with Israel. He rejected retreat from measures to bar Aqaba shipping and to withdraw UN forces, warning any attempt to infringe Tiran Strait sovereignty would be met with punishment. He praised U S cooperation in 1956 but accused Washington of pro Israel bias to win Jewish votes.

Cairo Gamal Abdel Nasser Egypt Gaza Strip Gulf of Aqaba United States Israel Nasser Strip Gulf Suez Canal America U.S Aqaba United Nations Earth Strait of Tiran Strait of Tiran Middle East Soviet Union

King Hussein warns of looming Arab Israeli war

King Hussein, 33, says war between Israel and the Arabs could come within hours or days. He fears Israel and Zionism may trigger an explosion that would topple his regime if Egypt is overwhelmed. He urges the United States to recognize the danger and notes Israeli actions since the Samoa incident aim to force retaliation and widen the conflict.

Amman Hussein Israel Egypt Basman Palace West Bank Jordan Samoa United States

Weather Update For Butte Anaconda Region

Mostly cloudy conditions with cooler temperatures and high precipitation risk. An 80 percent chance of rain or storm activity today, with a daytime high near 64 and a overnight low around 40. Also notes a one year age 81 and a low 52 in the data block.

Butte - Anaconda

Wednesday Night Shopping Returns for Butte Stores

Butte merchants will observe regular hours today with Wednesday night shopping planned this week. Most stores will stay open until 9 PM. Monday night shopping dates resume on June 5.

Butte

Thant Warns of Third World War at Peace Conference

U N Secretary General Thant urged governments to honor the U N Charter and stop pursuing national interests at the Pacem in Terris meeting in Geneva. He warned drift toward ignoring obligations could bring the world to the brink of a third world war, noting widespread boycotts and protests over Vietnam.

Geneva U.N U Thant New York Pacem In Thant John XXIII Sec

Dean Lindquist found near Thompson Falls in Bull River

The body of 47 year old Dean Herman Lindquist, a Butte Texaco dealer, was recovered from the Bull River near Thompson Falls Saturday night after his car plunged into the river en route from Butte to Libby last Thursday. He was a WWII and Korean War veteran, longtime Texaco supervisor, and resident of Butte for 21 years. Survivors include his wife Marguerite, a son and daughter in law Terry and Denise Lindquist of Butte, a daughter Denise of Butte, grandmother Nellie Dunn of Manhattan, sister Mrs Jack Saad of Spokane, and brother Ray Lindquist. Funeral services are planned in Cincinnati on Wednesday at 11, with burial in Red Lodge Thursday at 3:30. Contributions may go to Yellowstone Boys Ranch.

Dean Herman Lindquist Bull River Thompson Falls Lindquist Butte Texaco Libby Butte Red Lodge Montana Tech Texaco Inc Elks Lodge BPOE Marguerite Terry D. Lindquist Denise Nellie Dunn Manhattan Jack Saad Spokane Ray Lindquist Cincinnati Richard’s Funeral Marion Hixson Yellowstone Boys Ranch Bulings

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