Tshombe’s Wife Arrives in Paris After Kidnapping Incident
Mrs. Moise Tshombe wife of the Congo’s former premier arrives from Brussels at Le Bourget Airport Paris on Wednesday. She is escorted by Oodefroid Munongo Tshombe’s former chief of cabinet. Tshombe was kidnapped last Friday when his plane was diverted from the Balearic Islands to Algeria.
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Top cow pokes on hand for Butte rodeo action
One of America's most thrilling sports spectacles, professional rodeo, returns to Butte tonight. The nation's top cow wranglers, many current leaders in world title races, will compete for 3000 dollars in prize money and added entry fees. Competition is scheduled for tonight, Friday and Saturday.
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Butte Anaconda Rodeo Set With Big Spread
Partly cloudy with a 10 percent rain chance today and 20 percent tonight. The Butte Vigilante Rodeo and Saddle Club hosts a large spread with over 4,000 seating capacity, 100 plus riders and ropers chasing top prize money. Early entrants include John W. Jones and other top cowboys, with Shawn Davis leading saddle bronc.
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Kinmans ordered out by high court and Babcock on GOP slate
A high court orders the Kinman family to depart while Babcock presents views on the Republican candidates. The page notes the Kinmans removal order and political perspectives linked to the GOP slate.
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Weak UN governance hinders big-power peacekeeping role
The 122 member General Assembly faces rigid veto limits and frequent deadlock. Analysts question whether U N action could enforce Israeli withdrawal or other peace moves. Debate centers on powers of the General Assembly versus the Security Council and funding, with no clear path to decisive action.
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Foreign commandos land in the Congo
President Mobutu said two planes landed foreign commandos at Kisangani and mercenaries parachuted into Bukavu near Rwanda. He declared a nationwide state of emergency and said the attackers seized Kisangani airport while Congo appealed to the UN and OAU for help. The reports linked to Moise Tshombe's exile and imperialist plots, with international doubts about the landings' reality.
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United Nations seeks face-saving Middle East plan
U N diplomats work on a face-saving resolution after the General Assembly failed to agree on a substantive Middle East peace plan. A return to the Security Council with a mediated step-by-step approach is debated, plus a possible U Thant mediator. The assembly did approve aid for refugees but failed to pass a two-thirds peace framework.
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Independence Day traffic toll hits 732 record
The Associated Press reports a record 732 motor-vehicle deaths during this year’s Independence Day holiday period, surpassing last year’s 576 for a three day Fourth of July. The toll reflects heavy travel and more registered vehicles, with calls for stronger traffic safety programs.
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Lightning claims Bozeman youth at ball field
Kim Regli aged 12 of Bozeman was struck by lightning during a Holy Rosary Little League game. His coach Kent Border performed mouth to mouth resuscitation but Gallatin County coroner Dr. Mark Young ruled the death instant. The boy’s father, an electrician, assisted as coach.
New Red RPG7 Antitank Gun Stuns Marines
A Soviet made RPG7 antitank weapon backs Hanoi in the fight for northern South Vietnam. Marines report RPG7 shells knocked out two tanks during a Sunday battle near the DMZ as U S Command tallies rise in casualties around Con Thien and Dong Ha. The Ho Chi Minh supply trail runs through Laos as McNamara departs for Vietnam to oversee war plans.
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Wind gust sends car off highway killing Mary Hein near Whitehall
A gust of wind allegedly forced a foreign car off Interstate 90 east of Whitehall, killing Mrs Mary Hein 16 Grand Billings. Coroner Leonard Scott said a witness saw the vehicle roll and eject the driver who was en route to Billings. Her death marked Montana's 108th fatality of the year, down from 130 a year ago.
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