Humprey presses for TV debates with Nixon
Vice President Humphrey urges face to face debates to contest Nixon silences on three key issues including nonproliferation treaty ratification Fortas confirmation and gun control. He contrasts his frequent TV appearances with Nixon's lack. He proposes expanding debates to Muskie and Agnew and plans a three week West Coast road trip.
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Humphrey
Abe Fortas
Nixon
Meet the Press
Face the Nation
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Spiro Agnew
Maryland
Senate
Fortas
Washington
Buffalo
Rochester
N.Y
Allied troops seize 38 tons of stockpiled arms and food
Thousands of allied troops hunted enemy forces and stockpiles and recovered 38 tons of food and munitions. U.S. 25th Division found large 122mm rockets and warheads near Saigon while militiamen pressed a ground operation 16 miles northwest, killing 13 foes and seizing ammunition and gear. Local radio Hanoi rejected U.S. de escalation demand.
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Saigon
Sunny
Radio
Hanoi
Nhan Dan
North Vietnam
U.S
Weather forecast for Butte Anaconda region
Partly cloudy through Tuesday with freezing temperatures tonight. High today 58, low tonight 25. Showers possible 20 percent today and tonight. One year ago high 63, low 32. Weather table, Page 2.
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Butte-Anaconda
HemisFair Monorail Derails Into Lagoon Tragedy
A HemisFair mini monorail derailed into a lagoon at 1:50 PM injuring about 50 people and killing an elderly woman. Police cited faulty brakes in the second train as the cause and about 100 people were aboard the two trains.
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HemisFair
Lagoon
San Antonio
Santa Rosa
Texas Department of Public Safety
Chris Ig
Akron
Ohio
Kiemisfair
Tex
Fairgrounds
Hunger and Death Mark Biafran Life Report
Ned and Marilyn Byrnes, former Peace Corps teachers, describe famine in Biafra with protein scarcity, widespread starvation deaths estimated at 40,000 per week, and dire conditions including salt shortages and minimal livestock. They contrast U S awareness with European relief efforts and honor the Ibo people.
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Judy Duffey
U. S
Europe
Ned Byrnes
Butte
Marilyn
Biafra
Ned
Mayor presents Chicago side of police clash film
A documentary aired on over 140 stations portrays Chicago officials and police in the August violence outside the Hilton during the Democratic National Convention. It features interviews with Daley aides, Dellinger, Hayden, Rubin, and Rennie Davis, focusing on previolence remarks and city perspectives.
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Cago
Chicago
F. Richard Ciccone
Conrad Hilton
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Henry Ushijima
Michigan Avenue
Lincoln and
Grant Parks
David Dellinger
Tom Hayden
Jerry Rubin
New York City
Rennie Davis
Butte Sees Light Snowfall and Cold Temperatures
Butte reported a small snow event with 0.13 inches of precipitation after rain. The thermometer ranged from 39 to 48 degrees as Highlands and uptown areas saw a light dusting. The forecast calls for higher temps to 58 with a 20 percent chance of more precipitation and a low near 28 tonight.
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Butte
Nixon Opens California Campaign Push
Richard Nixon begins an intensive drive for California’s 40 electoral votes after leading Humphrey 43 to 34 in a Santa Barbara poll. He appeals to a diverse coalition while planning a news conference Tuesday and rests in Santa Barbara after a Saturday arrival before a 10 000 strong crowd.
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Bill Boyarsky
Santa Barbara
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
California
Hubert H. Humphrey
GOP
George Wallace
American Independent Party
Eldridge Cleaver
Nixon
Gallup
Wallace
Dirksen Says Johnson Leads Federal Commissions
Senator Everett Dirksen warned at Monmouth Illinois that President Johnson is assembling federal commissions with Democrats. He recounted a breakfast with Johnson over a Democratic pick for the U S Tariff Commission and said he would oppose it if put on the Senate calendar, noting Johnson eventually conceded.
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Monmouth, Ill
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Dirksen
Crat
U.S. Tariff Commission
Nixon
Tariff Commission
Senate
Bozeman Man Die In Dual Montana Crashes
Two men died in separate crashes within hours in Montana. Curtis L. Humbert, 29, of Bozeman, was a passenger when a car failed a curve near Gooch Hill and overturned, ejecting him. Ray Saltero of Bozeman, the driver, and two others were injured. Clifford Enochs, 15 miles northwest of Missoula, died after his car rolled on Evaro Hill on U.S. 10 A.
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Associated Press
Montana
Moses
Curtis L. Humbert
Bozeman
Clifford Knochs
Missoula
Humbert
Barney Cary
Ray Saltero
Gooch Hill
Gallatin Gateway
Saltero
Enochs
Evaro Hill
U.S. 10-A
Anderson accuses Babcock of advocating higher sales tax
Forrest Anderson, Democratic candidate for governor, charged that Gov. Tim Babcock promotes a 6 percent sales tax, not 3 percent, and would create a $40 million deficit in the next biennium based on his spending plans. At a Hot Springs rally he urged ending poor Capitol management and bringing new industry to Montana to keep youth.
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Frank Quinn
Forrest Anderson
Tim Babcock
Montana
Hot Springs
Babcock
Anderson
Extern
Capitol
Helena
Supreme Court
Chet Blaylock
Laurel
Democratic Party
Wor
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