LBJ plans to scrap Canal Zone treaty
President Johnson announced plans to scrap the 1903 Panama Canal treaty and draft a new agreement offering Panama a share in management and profits. He said the new pact would recognize Panama's sovereignty over the Canal Zone and study routes for a potential sea level canal in the region.
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Soviets Press U N For U S Exit From Viet Nam
At the United Nations Soviet Ambassador Andrei Gromyko urged the United States to withdraw from Vietnam and end aggression without conditions, backing North Vietnamese demands and opposition to U S air raids. He avoided direct mention of China while critiquing Beijing over Asia policy. U S Ambassador Arthur Goldberg commented later.
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MTMA Elects Officers at Butte Convention
The Montana Motor Transport Association winds up its 26th annual convention in Butte with about 500 attendees. Officers and board members are elected. luncheon, banquet in the Finlen Hotel, and entertainment are planned. Joe Roberts of Butte toasts as toastmaster.
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Johnson reshapes federal civil rights agencies
President Johnson ordered a government reorganization to cut duplication in civil rights activities. The President dissolved the EEOC and the President’s Council on Equal Opportunity and moved their functions to the attorney general and labor secretary. The Community Relations Service shifts to the Justice Department, pending congressional action next year.
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Senate approves 1.7 billion antipoverty program
The Senate approved 1.785 billion for a second year of Johnson's antipoverty effort, GOP critics charging politics and mismanagement. The bill now goes to President Johnson, who may seek to reduce the funding toward his 1.5 billion request.
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Anaconda Man Pleads Guilty to Embezzlement
John Norbert Miller of Anaconda pled guilty in federal court to one count of embezzlement from Union Care credit union. Prosecutors dismissed eight misapplication charges, with the theft occurring from September 6, 1963, to May 21, 1964, and Judge W D Murray withholding sentence.
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Fighting shatters quiet along line of cease-fire
NEW DELHI AP report says fighting broke out Friday along the Kashmir cease-fire line with both India and Pakistan accusing the other of truce violations. Artillery flashes lit the evening sky as Indian and Pakistani forces reportedly moved near Burki and Harike Burki sectors near Lahore.
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Soviet to Put Economy on Profit Basis in Major Plenum
Sources say the Soviet Central Committee will move to extend the profit system to all industries and boost worker incentives. The plenary session may also set groundwork for the 1966 70 five year plan and allow local managers more say while keeping central planning flexible. A bad grain harvest and heavy military spending frame the push for consumer goods. The 23rd Party Congress is expected next year with March as a likely date.
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Game of Russian roulette ends in man's death
Billings Montana. Carroll Dean Malone 20 of Phoenix died after a hospital orderly in Phoenix who had come to Billings with unemployment played a deadly game of Russian roulette. Malone fired at three women and then killed himself after seven trigger pulls. A priest gave last rites at the hospital.
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Butte Weather Forecast Cloudy With Showers
Increasing cloudiness today in Butte with mostly cloudy skies and occasional showers tonight and Sunday. High near 62 today with a low around 30 tonight. One year ago in Butte: 63 and 44. State weather on page 5.
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Grave robbery probe erupts in Helena area
Sheriff Dave Middlemas reported a grave in Lincoln’s old cemetery opened to eight feet, contents removed except for a few bones. Investigators found cigar butts. no marker, gravesite linked to Lincoln’s gold rush era. The incident follows the Sept. 21 killing of Donald Hammer and underscores Montana’s felony charge for unearthing graves without authority.
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Mrs. OConnell elected chairman of county board
Vera O Connell was elected chairman of the board of county commissioners succeeding her late husband Daniel J. OConnell. She took office as a commissioner by appointment and the board named Thomas Mulcahy Jr. county civil defense director. Mulcahy will assume Oct 18 after vacation.
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Actress Dorothy Malone Survives Major Heart Lung Surgery
Hollywood actress Dorothy Malone, 38, remained critically ill after a 10 hour heart lung operation at Cedars of Lebanon. Doctors, a team of eight, said her heart stopped multiple times and clots formed in her lungs but she showed some improvement after the perilous procedure.
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