Damaging Cold Grips Montana Grain Across State
An Arctic storm brought heavy snow and freezing temperatures to Montana. Crop progress reports warn of sprouting grain and unfinished harvests in western areas while wet weather delays seeding and raises grain moisture concerns. Roads turn icy and mountain passes close as officials urge caution.
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Big Mountain
Whitefish
James Sellen
Fred Butterfield
Logan Pass
Billings
Glacier National Park
Cooke City
Beartooth Pass
Yellowstone National Park
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Butte
Jim Oset
Snow Decor Adds Cheer in Butte Area
The Standard Post mentions two office workers Shirley Cuchine and Peggy Walsh decorating a snow laden tree during Butte's first real snowfall. Less than a half inch lay on the ground by nightfall with an inch reported at Dillon and near Anaconda. Icy spots formed on roads and sidewalks.
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Butte
Shirley Cuchine
Peggy Walsh
Standard Post
Dillon
Anaconda
Fulbright Faults Diplomatic Advice Over Dominican Crisis Policy
Sen. J. W. Fulbright accuses U.S. policy in the Dominican Crisis of failure and blames faulty on-scene advice to President Johnson. He says timidity led to overreaction and warns intervention may bolster Latin American communism. He adds consent from Latin American allies was needed and suggests a limited landing then withdrawal.
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U.S
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United States
Cuba
Latin America
Russell B. Long
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George A. Smathers
Fla
Hower
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Smathers
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Anaconda Woman Hurt In Black Ice Highway Crash
Mrs. Delia Boucher, 54, of Cable Road, Anaconda, was admitted to St. Ann Hospital with possible chest and back injuries after a car skidded on black ice on Highway 10A. The vehicle, driven by her son Victor, 22, left a 20 foot embankment into a barrow pit. Delia was thrown from the car. Victor escaped injury. The car was demolished. Patrolman T A Joseph reported.
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Anaconda
St. Ann Hospital
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Boucher
Victor
Deer Lookout Hill
Barrow Pit
T. A. Joseph
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Fierce fighting across three fronts in India Pakistan clash
Reports from New Delhi say heavy combat continued on three fronts of the India Pakistan conflict. U Thant departed for New York without the cease-fire he had sought, as government spokesmen acknowledged ongoing hostilities.
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House votes to keep governors veto on local poverty projects
The House rejected a proposal to remove governors veto power over local War on Poverty projects in a 208-179 vote, delaying the $1.785 billion anti poverty bill for 1965-66. The decision sent the measure back to conference to seek a compromise acceptable to the House.
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American cardinals press religious liberty draft at Vatican
Cardinal Spellman and Cardinal Cushing urged approval of a religious liberty document at the Vatican Ecumenical Council. The draft states that every person has a conscience based right to practice religion, a measure favored by progressives amid ongoing debate and a stalled prior vote. Pope Paul VI also announced a plan for a worldwide synod of bishops to aid governance.
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City Council Revises 1965-66 Budget in Butte Parking Shift
Butte city council reopened the 1965-66 budget and adjusted funds to offset a cut in parking meter revenue. Five cent hourly meter charges now forecast $98,850, while higher estimates for auto driver permits and police court fines partially restore the loss, leaving total revenues and expenses essentially unchanged. The panel also accepted Pioneer Equipment bid for a street department bituminous mixer and heater and forwarded a sanitation training request from Dr. Antonioli for board consideration.
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Standard Post
Butte
City Council
Pioneer Equipment and Supply
William F. Antonioli
Don McLean
Ex-wife's death ruled suicide in Missoula case
Lucien McMillan was cleared of murder in the death of his former wife Anna Wesley after evidence showed she shot herself. The hearing in Missoula revealed Wesley had a history of bad checks and prior confinement, with authorities deciding McMillan did not fire the fatal shot. He had been in Great Falls at the time and the court granted a public acquittal.
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Missoula
UPI
Lucien McMillan
McMillan
Lowell, Wyo
Great Falls
Anna Wesley
Justice of the Peace
Joe Young
Wesley
Young
Atty
Robert Riley
Riley
Millan
Reorganization Clear for Prudent ial Diversified Services Inc Plan
Trustee Joseph J. McCaffery Jr reports majority debenture holder and trade creditor approvals for a PDS Inc Montana reorganization plan. With $1.846 million in debentures approved, above the $1.8 million minimum, court action will name five new directors and form an 11 member advisory board.
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Joseph J. McCaffery Jr
W. D. Murray
McCaffery
PDS
Montana Outlook For Butte Anaconda Snow Flurries Cold Today
Mostly cloudy with snow flurries and very cold conditions today and tonight. Partly cloudy and warmer Friday. High 40 today, low 18 tonight. Montana weather page 2.
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Butte - Anaconda
Montana
Car strikes Butte girl in Granite and Main incident
An 18 year old Butte girl, Deberra Vigil, was hospitalized with undetermined injuries after being struck by a car at Granite and Main about 2 15. She was held overnight for observation at Bow General Hospital. The driver, Garland H. Ashe, 17, said he traveled 6 to 8 miles an hour. About 150 people gathered at the scene.
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