Mansfield urges reduced U S goals in new Viet policy
Senate leader Mike Mansfield proposed a revised Vietnam strategy that would scale back U S aims and seek peace with Saigon governing only part of South Vietnam. He argued for revising military strategy toward consolidation and negotiation, stopping short of blanket control.
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Robert T. Gray Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Vietnam
U.S
Montana Democrat
Saigon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
France
Romania
Hungary
Germany
Great Britain
Paris
Johnson
Mansfield
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Czechs Agree Western Borders to Be Defended by Warsaw Pact
Informants say Prague pledged to keep western border defense by Soviet and Warsaw Pact troops indefinitely after the 28 August Moscow accord. The move follows Kremlin pressure and includes censorship and political shifts toward conservative Soviet communism, with Hajek and others removed.
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Peter Rehak
Prague
Kremlin
Czechoslovakia
Pravda
Moscow
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Vassily V. Kuznetsov
Josef Pavel
Ota Sik
Jiri Hajek
Soviet Union
Bulgaria
East Germany
Poland
Hungary
Hajek
United Nations Security Council
Missoula Man David Sullivan Dies in Vietnam Patrol
Second Lt. David Sullivan 24 of Missoula was killed Thursday in Vietnam during a combat patrol near Khanh Dien about 2000 meters from the DMZ. An Army forward observer in field artillery, he was a Loyola High School graduate who attended Notre Dame and Carroll College before enlistment. his father is the University of Montana law dean.
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Vietnam
David Sullivan
Robert E. Sullivan
Law
University of Montana
Dmz
Khanh Dien
Army
Loyola High School
Notre Dame
Carroll College
Helena
Sharp clashes and election violence hit Saigon area
In Saigon and nearby areas fighting spiked as extremists tried to disrupt voting for a vacant House seat. U.S. forces reported 75 enemy killed in two battles, with 12 American fatalities and 21 wounded in a 16 hour clash near Trang Bang. An election official was fatally shot in Cholon.
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House of Representatives
101St Airborne Division
X Sa Nho
Trang Bang
Butte Air Service Highlights and World News Snippet
The 1929 Butte airport photo shows a six passenger Fokker used by National Parks Airways which began service in 1928. Western Airlines brought the Boeing 737 jetliner to Butte in 1960s era notes. A Saigon precinct uncovered 50 pounds of TNT hidden under a floor and Viet Cong flags. Delta fighting began with U S 9th Division infantry near the Rach Ben Tre River as American reinforcements arrived. Viet Cong fled. helicopters continued pursuit. losses were two government soldiers and 47 enemy bodies found after the assault. Typhoon Bess limited U S pilots to 85 missions over North Vietnam, with ships reporting destroyed or damaged trucks and barges. Navy A6 Intruder downed four miles east of Vinh in a delayed report.
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National Parks Airways Inc
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U.S
North Vietnam
Vinh
North Korea marks National Day as Pueblo crew release rumors fail
Tokyo AP report notes North Korea observed its 20th National Day with delegations from 60 Communist parties while no word emerged on the Pueblo crew release. KCNA hinted at a Sunday broadcast but made no Pueblo reference. Czechoslovak and Chinese leaders spurned the event amid East bloc tensions.
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Mark Kuramitsu
Tokyo
North Korea
Pueblo
Ing
KCNA
Pyongyang Radio
Czechoslovakia
D. S. Polyansky
East
Livingston man electrocuted by fish shocker
G. E. Cissel, 56, of Livingston was electrocuted Saturday evening four miles north of Clyde Park while testing a fish shocker for the Montana Fish and Game Department. He owned an electrical shop in Livingston and was working on the device when the accident happened.
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Livingston (Ap
G. E. Cissel
Livingston
Clyde Park
Montana Fish and Game Department
Cissel
Salt or Sand Ballot Prompts Butte Readers
Montana Standard invites readers to vote on whether streets should be salted or sanded in Butte Hill and Flats. A ballot on the editorial page asks drivers, merchants, and residents to mail in votes, with results and comments to be published.
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Montana Standard
Butte Hill and Flats
Weather Outlook for ANACONDA BUTTE Area Mostly fair and warm
The forecast calls for mostly fair skies and warmer temperatures through Tuesday. High around 80 today with a low near 38 tonight. No precipitation expected through tonight. One year ago highs were 79 and 53. See weather table Page 2.
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Anaconda - Butte
Teens' flight ends in wreck near Nissler Junction
Two teenage servicemen fled a brig at Ft. Lewis Washington and stole a car at Yakima Washington. They wrecked the vehicle in a construction zone near Nissler Junction west of Butte. Edward J. Boulter 17 of Altoona Pennsylvania was treated for a cut forehead and arm at St James Community Hospital. John G. Gibson 18 was uninjured. They are held in the county jail awaiting FBI action.
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Nissler Junction
Butte
Edward John Boulter
Altoona
St. James Community Hospital
John Gary Gibson
Howard Lemm
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Yakima
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hippie Beads May Boost Navajo Economy in Utah
In Salt Lake City a report suggests love beads could cut welfare payments to Navajo Indians in Southern Utah by as much as 200000 dollars yearly. Juniper berries drop from native trees and are consumed by rats and squirrels who drill holes. Indians then harvest the predrilled berries to string on nylon.
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JO Ann Hacker
Salt Lake City
Utah
Fierce shellfire duel across Suez
Israeli and Egyptian forces traded heavy shellfire for over four hours along the Suez Canal in one of the war's fiercest recent clashes. Israel reported 10 soldiers killed and two U N observation posts hit, while Cairo said multiple Israeli tanks and artillery were destroyed with civilian casualties. A U N stand down quieted the area by evening.
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Suez Canal
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Security Council
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New York
U.N
Canal
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Cairo
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Port Taufiq
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