Laos Crisis Eases as Troops Pause in Vientiane
Prince Souvanna Phouma, Laos new premier, said counterrevolutionary forces under Gen. Phoumi Nosavan have halted their advance on Vientiane. He noted ongoing peacemaking talks while Phoumi commands about 2,500 troops with headquarters at Savannakhet and forces in Luang Prabang. Ouane Rathikone retained as army commander. Kong Le named deputy commander.
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Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Phoumi Nosavan
Phoumi
Ace
Ao Somsanith
Vientiane
Savannahdet
Luang Prabang
Ouane Rathikone
Kong le
Clemency petition drawn up for U2 pilot Powers in Moscow
Three Virginia lawyers filed a clemency petition on Sunday for U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers. Powers has been sentenced to 10 years for espionage with three years in prison. The petition, to be submitted to Leonid Brezhnev, is expected in about a month.
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Moscow
Francis Gary Powers
Virginia
Soviet Union
Alexander W. Parker
Richmond
Leonid Brezhnev
Supreme Soviet
Powers
Mikhail Grimov
Virginians
Grimor
Space Dogs Return From Orbit In Special Containment
Pravda reports Belka and Strelka the space dogs were catapulted to Earth in a special container after the satellite completed 18 orbits and landed on a meadow. Witnesses included nearby collective farm workers as officials hailed the feat as a step toward manned spaceflight.
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London
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences
Montana Weather Outlook Clouds and Showers Across State
Eastern Montana expects scattered showers or thunderstorms Monday and Monday night with westerly winds to 30 mph. Highs 65 to 85, lows 45 to 55. Tuesday cooler 65 to 75 with more showers. Western Montana: cloudy with showers through Tuesday, cooler highs 60 to 70, Monday night low.
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Montana
Soviet Moon Mission Dogs Return to Moscow
Belka and Strelka, the two dogs first living beings to orbit Earth, arrived in Moscow in good condition. Officials said they withstood the flight stresses after scientists recovered the detached capsule from a secret site.
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Moscow
Belka
Strelka
Soviet Union
Powers May Transfer to Soviet Prison Colony on Good Behavior
American U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers, convicted of espionage in a Soviet court and sentenced to 10 years, could be moved to a prison colony within a year if he demonstrates good conduct. His lawyer, Mikhail Grimov, noted monthly visits by Powers' wife Barbara and said transfers hinge on Regional Prison Control Commission decisions.
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Moscow
Francis Gary Powers
Powers
Soviet Union
Mikhail Grimov
Regional
Grimov
Barbara
Ground Broken For Granite Irrigation Dam
Groundbreaking for a 357000 dollar irrigation control reservoir in the Lower Willow Creek Drainage District near Hall was held in Granite County Montana. It is the first project in Montana under Public Law 566 with SCS support and the first nationwide under that law prioritizing irrigation.
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Granite County
Montana
Willow Creek
Hall
Soil Conservation Service
United States
Bozeman
Missoula
Marvin Radtke
Lower
Hans Kofoed
Harald Olssen
H. D. Hurd
SCS
Truman Anderson
H. L. McChesney
Philipsburg
E. H. Sandburg
Ed Lytell
George Gable
B. G. Paige
Flint Creek Valley Bank
Charles Walters
Otto Branch
Jim Robertson
Robertson and Cave, Inc
Great Falls
James Egan
Bill Williams
Deer Lodge
Robert Lamphere
Hall and Drummond
Kofoed
Radtke
Olssen
Hurd
Western Hemisphere ministers condemn Trujillo regime
The OAS foreign ministers meeting in San Jose adopted a resolution condemning Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo and called for strict penalties on the Dominican Republic until democratic standards are met. They also urged action on Communist influence in Latin America, highlighting Cuba and the Soviet Union.
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Stanford Bradshaw
San Jose
Costa Rica
Rafael L. Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Latin America
Cuba
Soviet Union
Guatemala
Organization of American States
OAS
Secretary General Hammarskjold backs Congo policy in Security Council
Dag Hammarskjold wins broad backing in the United Nations Security Council as many delegates support his stance against Congo factions. The secretary general warns continued opposition could threaten Congo operations and urges Belgian troop withdrawal to restore order and peace.
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United Nations
N.y.ap
Dag Hammarskjold
Security Council
Congo
Soviet Union
U.N
Katanga
Hammarskjold
Mong Slim
L-Nation Council
Italy
Argentina
Britain
Ecuador
Ceylon
Patrice Lumumba
U. N
Telephone Company and Union Negotiators Set for Monday
Negotiators from Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co and Local 65 BA unit of IBEW will meet Monday at 3 p.m. for bargaining amid a strike by Butte operators who walked out July 1. The NLRB hearing on supervisor title disputes concluded, with the board expected to act in months. Picketing continues along West Broadway and an injunction request awaits action.
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Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Local 65
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
IBEW
Butte
Don Mahoney
International Union
Boston
NLRB
West Broadway
Mst&t
T. E. Downey
Bombing Strikes Negro Neighborhood Near Lookout Mountain
In Chattanooga Tennessee an early Sunday bombing of a five room duplex porch injures two children and shatters a Negro neighborhood near Lookout Mountain. Mayor Olgiati will seek a 2000 dollar reward for information leading to suspects amid a string of racially charged blasts.
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Chattanooga
Thomas Reid
Goys
David
Reid
Sandra Lennise
Sis
Lost Puppy Finds Owners At St Mark Lutheran Church
A 6 month old Labrador named Queenie, missing for over a week after her family vacation, appeared on the steps of St Mark Lutheran Church in Montana to greet Eldon Heuizinga and his five children Cameron Connie Keith Eugene and Allen. The dog had previously been in a neighbor’s care and had ridden in a car once before.
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Butte
Eldon Heuizinga
S. Montana
Queenie
Heuizinga
Cameron
Connie
Keith
Eugene
Allen
St. Mark Lutheran Church
Montana
Silver
Seven Youths Die Together in Vermont Car Crash
Seven inseparable friends from Winooski Vermont died when their car slammed into a maple tree on Route 2 near South Hero after a night out. The group, ages 18 to 20, were killed at the scene or soon after at Mary Fletcher Hospital Burlington. One survivor, Maurice Soutiere 19, died later.
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South Hero
Rt. 2
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Burlington
Winooski
Vermont
Lake Champlain
Plattsburgh
N.Y
A. E. Alexander
Rouses Point
Maurice P. Soutiere
Young Soutiere
Edward J. Foley
Ronald R. Rogers
James D. Daigle
L. Peewee
Me . Paquette
Landine
Lumumba Breaks Ties With Congo Republic
Premier Patrice Lumumba's government cut communications with the former French Congo Republic. Leopoldville banned all telephone calls and halted river ferry traffic while residents abroad could return but departures were stopped. Officials called the move temporary as Lumumba threatened to seek aid if UN asks are not met, amid reports of Belgian and French gunmen aiding Kasai secession.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
French Congo Republic
Congo River
Brazzaville
Congo
Lumumba
Kasai Province
Sabena Airlines
Kasi
United Nations
Luluabourg
Kasai
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Katanga
Wyoming Girl Vanishes in Mountains During Picnic
A two year old girl, Candy Hoff, wandered from a picnic with her parents Elmer and Mrs Hoff at Nelson Ranch 18 miles north of Newcastle Wyoming. By nightfall four hours later about 50 volunteers and National Guardsmen were searching the rolling woodland hills for her.
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Newcastle
Wyo
Woodland
Wyoming
Candy Hoff
National
U.S. asks U.N. to reopen Hungary inquiry
The United States urged the U N General Assembly to resume its probe into Soviet intervention in Hungary in 1956 and the continued Soviet troop presence. Henry Cabot Lodge filed the request to Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold as Moscow pressed the Assembly to discuss U S actions. Hungary’s 1956 uprising was crushed by Soviet tanks and troops remained in the country.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Hungary
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Dag Masccarein
U.S.A
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Leslie Munro
New Zealand
Munro
Geneva
Want Ads Prompt Quick Cash Help Your Unused Items
An ad urges readers to vote for the Standard Post Want Ads to get fast cash for unused items. It instructs dialing 5451 to place a local ad and mentions a new item line and a 4 FE fee for Balm. Coli 6.0000.
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