Storms and Tornadoes Lash Dallas Fort Worth Area
A massive storm system swept through Dallas Fort Worth and suburbs with tornadoes 69 mph winds and heavy rain. Death toll rose to 12 with flash floods claiming seven more. A car plunged into Turtle Creek, a mother and two children were rescued while one child drowned. Christian College in North Richland Hills unroofed by a twister. Winds delayed flights at Greater Southwest International Airport Love Field.
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UPI
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Weather Bureau
Christian College
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Arlington
Tex
Garland
Rowlett
Seagoville
Turtle Creek
Claudia Burkes
Terry
Kathy
Michael Dealey
Dallas Love Field
Bozeman to host state Teen Republicans
Montana Teen Republicans plan their second annual convention in Bozeman May 13-14 with delegates from 56 clubs. Dr. M. F. Keller will keynote at a May 14 luncheon, and officers for the coming year will be elected during a business session. A three phase workshop includes a panel moderated by P. L. Boyd and a youth politics speech by Dick Smiley.
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Montana
Verna Green
M. F. Keller
Great Falls
Montana Republicans
P. L
Joe) Boyd
The
Montana Young Republicans
Dick Smiley
Death of Mao Could Heal Rift Between China and Russia
US officials at a State Department briefing said Mao’s death might revive Soviet-Chinese cooperation and ease tensions within the Communist bloc. Analysts noted Moscow-Peking splits since Khrushchev’s 1964 ouster reflect leadership rhetoric, not only actions.
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Mao
China
Russia
Washington
USS
Soviet Union
Mao Tze-tung
State Department
Peking
Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Liu Shao Chi
Chinese People's Republic
Woman gets suspended sentence for shooting man she later wed
Jo an Maureen Daubert 23 was given a suspended five year sentence after being found guilty of second degree assault for shooting and wounding Gene Daubert 38 when he refused to assist in a calf birth. The couple married shortly before trial.
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Bozeman
UPI
Joan Maureen Daubert
Gene Daubert
Seth Bohart
MIG Alley air combat ends with two MIGs down
U S jets shot down two MIG 17s over North Vietnam during renewed air clashes. A P The Phantom knocked one from the sky and the other crashed while fleeing. The fight occurred near Hanoi as Ambassador Lodge left Saigon for Washington amid labor unrest fears.
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North Viet Nam
U.S
Air Force
Henry Cabot Lodge
Rome
Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Tass
Lodge
Soldiers Turned Scroungers Near Cu Chi In Viet Nam
American troops in Viet Nam use improvised exchanges to obtain comforts beyond standard rations. Captain A. R. Foss recalls his Company C men trading canned rations for fruit and other items, bartering with villagers to gain water, showers, and even beer and radios during patrols near Cu Chi.
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CU Chi
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
A. R. Foss
27Th Infantry
Foss
Saigon
Dodd Faces Senate Ethics Probe Over Klein Ties
The Senate ethics committee will hold open hearings on Sen. Thomas Dodd and Julius Klein amid accusations by Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson that Dodd favored Klein in West Germany travel and other matters. Klein denies improper acts. Dodd defends integrity and accuses conspirators of stealing documents. The panel has not yet set a date for the first public session.
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Dodd
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Anderson
West Germany
Klein
Connecticut
Sen
Bank Heist Suspect McElroy Held on $100,000 Bond
Michael D. McElroy 26 of Los Angeles is charged with a $37,600 bank robbery in Helena. He provided a statement of his whereabouts last week as federal agents reevaluate. Preliminary hearing set for Monday before U S Commissioner Leo Kottas to determine binding for trial in district court.
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Ray Stoll
Michael D. McElroy
Los Angeles
Helena
McElroy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U. S
Leo Kottas
Kottas
U. S. District Court
Walter H. Balkovatz
Lewis and Clark County
Sheriff's Deputies
Aluminum building taken from Kiely yard near Butte
A light aluminum building measuring 18 by 20 feet was reported stolen from the Kiely Construction Co. yard east of Butte sometime Friday. The sheriff's office was informed.
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Kiely Construction Co
Butte
Sheriff's Office
No sanctuary policy raises big questions for Mansfield
Senator Mansfield voiced concerns in Billings over a no sanctuary policy with possible implications for Vietnam and China. He warned such a policy could draw the United States into war, questioned naval air protections in South Vietnam, and noted dissension hindering pacification and prospects for August elections.
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Billings
State Dept
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Montana
Butte Anaconda Weather Forecast Cloudy Skies
Increasing cloudiness today with scattered showers tonight. Sunday will be partly cloudy with afternoon showers. High near 55, low around 30. One year ago in Butte the temperatures were 63 and 37. Montana weather on Page 6.
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Butte - Anaconda
Butte
Montana
Put my photo on the front page Matador Mariano Garcia dies in bullring
Aldo Trippini reports from Madrid on Mariano Garcia a hopeful young matador who dreamed of front page fame. He rode to Madrid from Saragossa to pursue a bullfighting career and died after a bull at San Martin de Lavega struck him in the skull. His funeral followed and his name appeared in papers Friday as his brief birth in bullfighting history.
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Madrid
UPI
Mariano Garcia
Spain
Garcia
Saragossa
San Martin de Lavega
Bulldogs to be tested at Helena Relays today
Page 9 reports the Bulldogs will face testing at the Helena Relays today as part of the state track schedule with competition across divisions and venues noted in the day’s sports briefs.
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Helena
Georgine McKinnon 94 died after long Butte residence
Mrs Georgine C McKinnon 94 of 629 W Park died in a local hospital Friday She was born in Whycocomagh Nova Scotia moved to the United States at 16 and settled in Boston later moving to Butte in 1906 She was active in Mountain View Methodist Church and various fraternal orders including the Eastern Star Daughters of the Nile and Masons Funeral arrangements will be announced by Sayatovic White’s Funeral Home.
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Georgine C. McKinnon
W. Park
Whycomagh
Nova Scotia
United States
Boston
Thomas McKinnon
MccKinnons
Butte
McKinnon
Mountain View
Queen of the Daughters of the Nile
White Shrine of Jerusalem No. 5
the Masons
W. A. MacKay
Edmonton
Alta
John D. MacKay
Detroit
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Long Sault
Ont
James MacLeod
Sidney
Cape Breton
N.S
W. C. Wells
Victoria
B.C
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