Flood Disaster in Montana Wears War Zone Feel
Montana flood toll nears 30 dead with over 33 missing as Governor Hathcock tours wrecked counties. Bridges, roads and towns like Chateau and Heart Butte are isolated. Air Force transports deliver food and medical supplies while Red Cross runs 414 shelters sheltering more than 4,000 refugees. Federal aid begins, Canyon Ferry Dam limiting further damage.
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Associated Press
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Continental Divide
Bureau of Reclamation
Phil Jee Nash
Indian Affairs
Deminy
Canyon Ferry
Missouri River
Red Cross
First Negro students enroll at Northeast Louisiana State
In Monroe, two Negro students begin classes at Northeast Louisiana State College becoming the first of their race to attend a desegregated facility in north Louisiana. Sarah Louise McCoy, 22, and Bobby Saucer, 23, both residents of Monroe, enrolled quietly Wednesday under a federal court directive ordering the college to admit Miss McCoy and other qualified Negroes.
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Louisiana State College
Louisiana
Sarah Louise McCoy
Bobby Saucer
Miss McCoy
Eisenhower Says GOP Race Not Over Yet
Eisenhower cautions that the race remains unsettled as he weighs potential nominees Scranton Goldwater and others. He notes irritation at claims he has chosen and says platform unity matters as he hones a path to lead the GOP in the Johnson era. He spoke after discussions with Scranton and other figures, stressing no endorsement given.
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Michigan
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Richard 4. Nixon
Minnesota
Harold E. Slassen
Laos Premier Says Recon Flights May Resume
VIENTIANE Laos AP Souvanna Phouma said U S reconnaissance flights over Laos may resume if next few days reveal further Communist troop movements He asked for a temporary suspension while in Luang Prabang but signaled resumption if new movements appear U S jets had escorted the unarmed missions last weekend and discussions with Ambassador Unger continued after his return from Luang Prabang.
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Laos
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U.S
Luang Prabang
United States
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Pathet Lao
China
Leonard Unjeer
Unger
Saveng Vathana
Lueng Prabang
Project 70 Program Clears House Committee Action
In Harrisburg AP report, the General Assembly eyes adjournment by next week as House committee approves the Project 70 program and land condemnation reform. Senate conference reaches agreement on the land program, with hearings and road relocation rules to be refined, and bond funds allocated for recreational and conservation land.
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Scranton
Anthony J. Petrosky
Harry Kramer
D-Allegheny
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Kramer
W. Stuart
Goodrich
R-Porter
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Secretary of Agriculture
State Planning Board
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Fish and Game Commissions
Telm
Sore
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Secretary of Forests and Water
Maurice K. Goddard
Ray
Georgia delegate switches to Scranton on first ballot
Robert Cloer, a Georgia delegate to the Republican convention, says he will vote for Gov. William Scranton on the first ballot. He had been listed as uncommitted and stated his decision due to reports the entire Georgia delegation would back Sen. Barry Goldwater.
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Robert Cloer
Georgia
William W. Scranton
Pennsylva
Barry Goldwater
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