Johnson proposes wide NATO troop review in Europe
President Johnson called for a broad review of NATO troop needs in Western Europe and the effect on U.S. and British balance of payments. The move appears in response to West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard's request for a 50 percent cut in Germany's future U.S. military equipment purchases.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
NATO
Western
Europe
U.S
Ludwig Erhard
Germany
Unity of power companies urged to share atomic future
Interior Secretary Udall told the Western States Water and Power Consumers Conference that private and public utilities must cooperate to build atomic plants as hydro loads rise. He cited 750000 to 1000000 kilowatts as efficient sizes, noted financing limits, and urged regional cooperation including Hanford and Pacific Southwest programs amid growing demand. By 1972 regional need may reach one million kilowatts annually.
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Pacific Southwest
Pacific Northwest
Hanford
America
Columbia Basin
Bonneville Power Administration
Udall
Page three to six handy notices and features
Metro sewer hookup permits now available and highlighted pages invite readers to review. Michigan State top grid team in nation this week boosts local sports hype. Ear surgery services promoted with a regional referral emphasis in Butte offering local options.
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Metro
Michigan State
Butte
Name changes eyed for five state custodial facilities
In Helena the Montana Board of Institutions proposes name changes for five of the nine custodial facilities as part of a drafted bill also reshaping juvenile corrections. The panel weighs renaming Warm Springs to Warm Springs State Hospital, Pulmonary Disease Hospital to Galen State Hospital, the Boulder River School and Hospital, Pine Hills School, and Miles City’s juvenile facility Mountain View School, with broader reforms including possible jurisdiction shifts for juvenile delinquents.
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Helena
Montana
Board of Institutions
Montana Judges Association
Warm Springs State Hospital
State Hospital
Galen State Hospital
Boulder River School
State Training School
Boulder
Pine Hills School
State Industrial School
Boys’ Correctional Facility
Miles City
Yellowtail Dam dedication planned for late October
Interior Secretary Udall said Yellowtail Dam dedication would occur in late October with President Johnson expected to attend. if unavailable he will be replaced by Senators Metcalf Mansfield. The Yellowtail project on the Bighorn River near Billings comprises dam powerhouse reservoir and Yellowtail Afterbay Dam. It is a $94 million unit of the Missouri River Basin Project providing irrigation power flood control and recreation.
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Billings
Stewart L. Udall
Yellowtail Dam
Lyndon Johnson
Lee Metcalf
Mike Mansfield
Bighorn River
Boulder hospital project short of funds
The Board of Institutions announced a $191 600 shortfall to build the State Training School hospital addition in Boulder. Floyd A Green asked Gov Tim Babcock to authorize the transfer of funds from a diagnostic center appropriation. The project was estimated at 691 600 with $400 000 previously authorized and $100 000 in federal funds planned. The facility will house 150 mentally retarded children from Warm Springs. The board took no stance on using the three cent veterans bonus tax for state buildings and urged no public directive on funding sources.
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Babcock
Boulder
Warm Springs
Hos
Fast marine units halt Cong threats near Quang Ngai and Dong Ha
Allied forces report heavy fighting south of the DMZ with 56 Communist fighters killed. U S and South Korean marines use rapid artillery to neutralize Viet Cong threats near Quang Ngai and Dong Ha while air strikes hit SAM sites and antiaircraft positions. American fighters destroy air defenses in North Viet Nam.
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Saigon
North
Viet Nam
Quang Ngai
Robert D McCann
Phoenix
Ariz
Arlee Marine Dies in Viet Nam
The Pentagon reports Marine Lance Cpl. William J. Fisher of Arlee Montana has died in Viet Nam. The cause is undisclosed and not linked to hostilities. He is survived by his mother Mrs. Josephine Eller of Arlee.
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Washington
Pentagon
Lance Cpl
William J. Fisher
Arlee
Mont
Viet Nam
Fisher
Josephine Eller
P.O. Box
Butte Soldier Returns to Nam for Noncombat Duty
Pfc. James McNellis, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Michael McNellis of 1801 Princeton, heads back to Viet Nam after 10 months in the Army. Wounded three days into his first tour, he spent five months hospitalized and now serves in noncombat duty at Camer on Bay, Viet Nam, with a three year enlistment remaining. He vows to even the score for comrades and a field hospital attack, while earning his nickname salad on his tunic.
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James McNellis
Michael MecNellis
Princeton
Viet Nam
McNellis
Cameron Bay
Jimmy
Butte trio jailed in early morning robbery
Frank Konda Mike J. Murphy and Preston Ramsey all 19 of Butte were held on robbery charges after being arraigned before Justice of the Peace J J Winston. They refused to talk and were given until 2 today to consult counsel. Kadimas said he was forced into a car beaten and robbed of weaponed items valued at 85 dollars.
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Frank Konda
Mike J. Murphy
Preston Ramsey
Butte
Justice of the Peace
J. J. Winston
Don Kadimas
West Bismarck
N.D
Konda
Murphy
Ramsey
Mark P. Sullivan
Justice Court
Kadimas
West Broadway
Veep Humphrey Visits Bob Hope in California Dressing Room
Vice President Hubert Humphrey made a surprise visit to Bob Hope's dressing room during a Southern California tour. Hope, startled by the commotion, stepped out to greet him and quipped Hi Dad as photographers captured the moment.
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Hubert Humphrey
Bob Hope
California
Hope
Dad
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Interior
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Herbert T. Caraway
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Miles
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Mekong Delta
Arlee Marine
Frank Quinn
PFC
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