Desegregation advances peacefully in Hayneville High
In Hayneville Alabama 4 Negro pupils and a ninth grader Gene McGill join white classmates with no trouble as 25 white watchers stand by. The event marks continued peaceful desegregation across the South under the 1964 Civil Rights Act amid prior racially tense incidents in Lowndes County.
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Hayneville
Ala
Alabama
Lowndes
Hayneville High School
South
Gene McGill
Steel talks persist as strike deadline nears
Washington UPI reports steel union and management negotiate in a White House area conference room amid an eight day delay to a possible strike. President Johnson urged a fair non inflationary settlement while Labor Secretary Wirtz and Commerce Secretary Connor assisted as Mansfield warned of broad economic damage if a walkout occurs.
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Washington
UPI
Execu
Tive
White House
Congressional
Democratic
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Plan for Midtown Parking May Be Given Council Tonight
Mayor Thomas F. Powers will present a downtown parking plan to the City Council aimed at a 75 to 130 car Midtown parking mall. He cites talks with HHFA officials and local engineers and notes a Friday meeting with Urban Renewal coordinators.
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Thomas F. Powers
City Council
Powers
Federal Housing and Home Financing Administration
Seattle
HHFA
John Baldwin
Fleming H. Knight
San Francisco
Butte
Livingston
Bozeman
Billings
Urban Renewal Agency
Provisional Regime Signals Solution to Dominican Crisis
Rebel leaders and OAS mediators signed an Act of Conciliation establishing a provisional government in the Dominican Republic to address the crisis.
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Col
Francisco Caamano Deno
Hector Aristy
Jottin Cury
OAS
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Ilmar Penna Marinho
Brazil
Ramon de Clairmont Duenas
Salvador
Garcia-Godoy
Dirksen Puts Squeeze on Immigration Bill in Senate
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen sought to delay action on the administration’s immigration bill as the Judiciary Committee deadlocked 8 to 8 over his proposal to dilute the Supreme Court one man, one vote ruling. He urged administration support to move the measure from committee while noting no opposition to the bill itself. The next committee meeting is set for September 8.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Judiciary Committee
Illinois
Supreme Court
Dirksen
Johnson
White House
Juan Bosch
Bosch
San Juan
Puerto Rico
U.S
Santo Domingo
Caamano
Butte Public School Enrollment Rises to 7521
On the first day of the 1965-66 term, Butte public schools enrolled 7,521 students, up 83 from the prior year’s first day. Tuesday morning's registrations reflect the year’s opening total.
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Butte
Washington School
Butte High
Davis
Col
Gemini 5 pilots cleared for two week space flight
NASA medical chief Dr Charles Berry says Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad are in excellent condition after eight days in space. He backs a two week winter voyage for them and notes their endurance supports Apollo moon missions. Two week flight for Cooper and Conrad remains possible with safeguards in place.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
America
Gordon Cooper
Charles Conrad
Charles E. Berry
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Berry
Cooper
Conrad
Frank Borman
James A. Lovell
Cape
Lake Champlain
Atlantic
Space Agency
Merritt Island Moonport
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Donald K. Slayton
Astronaut Activities
Gemini
Butte Anaconda Montana Weather Outlook
Fair today in Butte and Anaconda with a partly cloudy Thursday afternoon. A few scattered showers expected, high near 72 and a low around 35. One year ago in Butte the high was 63 and the low 43.
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Butte - Anaconda
Butte
Montana
Two Juvenile Girls Escape Silver Bow Jail
Five juvenile girls including four parole violators from the state Vocational School for Girls overpower a matron and flee Silver Bow jail, triggering a jailbreak alert and manhunt.
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Silver Bow
State Vocational School For
Helena
Lila Hopkins
Wilan L. Duckham
Ken Cunningham
Quartz
Alaska
John J. O'Neill
Butte firm wins federal school lunch hamburger contract
Sigman Meat Co. Inc of Butte received a federal contract to supply 350000 pounds of hamburger per month for the nationwide school lunch program. The first such contract for the plant will add 10 to 15 jobs, bringing payroll to about 85. S. Boyd Gibson of Washington, based in Denver, oversees Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and Wyoming in the program. Hamburger orders will raise the Butte plant cattle intake by 150 to 175 head weekly, mainly cows.
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Washington
Denver
Department of Agriculture
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Wyoming
Butte Plant
Sailor Signs for New Tour Deep Below Sealab 2
LA JOLLA Calif UPI an extremely hungry crew aboard Sealab 2 raided the ice box during a closed circuit TV watch then held an underwater reenlistment ceremony Navy Torpedoman LC Billie L Coffman reenlisted while Scott Carpenter helped with chores Bond principal investigator said the cold water and energy burn keep the crew hungry after resurfacing sealab 2 chamber read 8 5 degrees
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LA Jolla
Calif
UPI
Scott Carpenter
Bond
Navy
Billie L. Coffman
Ball discusses war and De Gaulle alliance in Paris
President Johnson arranged a private talk Tuesday between Charles de Gaulle and Under secretary George W. Ball on the Vietnamese war and a broader Western alliance. Both sides offered no details, but the exchange suggested renewed U.S. interest in De Gaulle taking a more active role in peacemaking. Ball and French officials called the discussions very warm and interesting.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
George W. Ball
Western Alliance
Johnson
U.S
United States
de Gaulle
Ball
Elysee Palace
France
China
Viet Nam
Former EMC president takes federal education post
Former Eastern Montana College president Herbert L. Steele accepts a western regional representative post in San Francisco for the Federal Higher Education Facilities Program. The move, announced by acting president Dr. Lincoln J. Atkins, carries an expected salary of 14170 per year with funds not yet appropriated. Steele’s transition follows a July contract and August 31 non effectivity, with severance pay of 15833.
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Lincoln J. Atkins
Eastern
Billings School
San Francisco
Associated Press
Steele
Montana
Oregon
Washington
California
Nevada
Arizona
Hawaii
Alaska
Sweele
Billings
Helena
Edward W. Nelson
Montana University System
U.S. Office of Public
Aikings
Col
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