Foreign Aid Backers Ready For Battle
Washington AP administrative leaders in both houses press to remove Senate amendments from the foreign aid bill. The reapportionment rider once delaying the 3.3 billion authorization is seen as minor now. A Senate compromise calls the six month delay nonbinding and aims to align with a one man one vote principle.
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Geoffrey Gould Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Supreme Court
Dirksen
Miller level charges Johnson with political misuse
Rep William E Miller accuses the Johnson administration of using federal resources for political purposes in the campaign. He made the charge during a Western swing stop in San Francisco, framing it as part of a Commonwealth Club speech prepared for delivery.
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Robert T. Gray
San Francisco
Johnson
Wiliam E. Miller
New York
Miller
Commonwealth Club
Johnson salutes border settlement and pleads for peace
President Johnson in El Paso saluted a long standing boundary settlement with Mexico and urged peace over belligerence as he signaled a possible post election summit with Khrushchev. He later dedicated JFK memorial at Texarkana on the Texas Arkansas border and warned against voices sowing hate and class conflict.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Johnson
Khrushchev
el Paso
Tex
Mexico
Wind Shift Slows Santa Barbara Fire As Front Advances
A dramatic wind shift and heavy air tanker attack slowed the four mile wall of fire threatening Summerland Carpinteria and the Ojai area. Firefighters estimate 82 000 acres burned with 100 structures affected. authorities warn the eastern front remains highly dangerous despite improving conditions.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Summerland
Carpinteria
Pacific Ocean
U.S. Forest Service
Santa Barbara - Montecito
Matilija
Ojai Valley
Santa Barba
California
U. S. Forest Service
Ventura County
Whitton Reassesses Dead End At Butte Urban Interstate
Rex M. Whitton federal highway administrator left Butte after a second look at the dead end of the Butte Urban sector of Interstate Highways 15 and 90. The east end has no exits and no traffic is allowed east of Harrison Avenue. Highway officials say studies are needed with a Helena meeting planned next week to discuss possible results.
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Rex M. Whitton
Washington, D.C
Butte
Harrison Avenue
Whitton
Highway Department
Roy Sorrells
Billings
State Highway Commission
Montana Standard-Post
Helena
Former Butte Resident Murrill Amos Killed in California Crash
Funeral services set in Sacramento for Murrill S Amos 4 native Butte man killed in a head on crash on Interstate 80 west of Colfax California. Two others Ivor W Williams 46 of Sacramento and John Leiter 20 of Smith River also died. Williams a World War II veteran driving the car with Amos. other vehicle was driven by Lester. Amos, son of Mrs Henry Amos, attended Webster School and Butte High School. veteran of World War II. served as a flight officer in the Air Force in the Pacific. He later studied at Montana State University and worked with Amos Brothers Grocery and later with Albers Milling and National Cash Register before moving to Sacramento eight years ago. Survived by widow Barbara Grunert, five children Rochelle Henry Kim Brenda and Sherri all of Sacramento, and sister Mrs John Wainwright of Ventura.
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Sacramento
Murrill S. Amos
Butte
Colfax
Calif
Ivor W. Williams
John Leiter
Smith River
California
Williams
Amos
Lester
Henry Amos
Virginia Apts
Old Webster School
Rochelle
Henry
Kim
Brenda
Sherri
John Wainwright
Ventura
Senate Passes Antipoverty Bill for Appalachia Aid
The Senate approved President Johnsons Appalachia program 45 to 13, authorizing 1.06 billion dollars for five years of road building, land reclamation, health facilities, and redevelopment in states from Pennsylvania to Georgia. West Virginia and ten neighboring states would gain, with most funds earmarked for highways to boost market access. The bill heads to the House, where passage was expected next week amid debate over scope and potential peer aid.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Johnson
Appalachia
Appalachia Mountain Region
Pennsylvania
Georgia
House
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Congress
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
West Virginia
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Kentucky
Ohio
North Carolina
Johnson Asked To Resolve Nuclear Issue
The Senate and House GOP leaders urged President Johnson to confirm or deny NATO nuclear command details. They said Goldwater suggested NATO’s supreme commander be American and demanded clear proof about presidential control of U S nuclear weapons. The statement, issued by Dirksen and Halleck, cites conflicting magazine reports versus Johnson and his aides on the issue.
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Washington
Senate House
Johnson
NATO
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
U.S
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate Gop
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
House
Accord Reached In Rail Dispute
Washington reports a nationwide rail strike threat ended as 150000 workers of six shop craft unions secured 60 percent layoff protection for up to five years amid automation. The dispute over pay and job security was resolved after mediation, with railroads praising labor management cooperation.
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Washington
API
Francis A. O'Neill
Association of American Railroads
J. E. Wolfe
Humphreydenounces Goldwater as political quack in Michigan rally
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey denounces Barry Goldwater as selling a patent medicine tax plan. He cites a proposed five percent income tax cut for five years and warns of a 17 billion dollar deficit in 1966. The Flint rally coincides with UAW GM strike talks and he blames both sides as responsible for stalled negotiations.
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Harry Kelly Flint
Mich
Hubert H. Humphrey
Barry Goldwater
Humphrey
Flint
Goldwater
Michigan
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Grand Rapids
Minnesotan
UAW
Winter Weather Sweeps Across Montana States
A AP summary notes a winter storm moving through Montana with Helena dropping over 20 degrees. Rain in valleys and snow in mountains, strong winds up to 50 mph, and clearing forecast for Saturday. Five day outlook shows below normal temperatures across the state with scattered showers and mixed precipitation in eastern and western districts.
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Kalispell
Cut Bank
Havre
Great Falls
Helena
Weather Bureau
Dupuyer
Montana
Ment
Divide
Goldwater Praises Rockefeller and Keating at Albany Rally
Sen. Barry Goldwater, in Albany with Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, lauds both Rockefeller and Sen. Keating amid a 5,000 strong rally in a Democratic stronghold. He blasts Johnson administration ties while urging GOP unity to defeat Kennedy and Democratic opponents.
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W. B. Ragsdale JR
Albany
N.Y
Barry Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goldwater
U.S
Kenneth Keating
Keating
Rockefeller
Senate
Arizona
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Lyndon
Johnson
Alfred E. Smith
Ken Keating
Butte Anaconda Weather Outlook
Mostly cloudy today with clearing tonight and Sunday. Colder today and tonight. High near 48 and low around 25. A year ago in Butte the day reached 84 and 36.
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Butte-Anaconda
Butte
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Lyndon Johnson
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Rio Grande
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Matildja
Murrill Amos
Jacob K. Javits
Kenneth B. Keating
William E. Proxmire
Dwis
Proxmire
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
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Kennedy
Portland
Maine
Robert Kennedy
Belgrade
Broadus
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Drummond Oneean
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