Brutal Attacks on Nuns Reported in Congo Conflict
U.N. officials disclose accounts of rape and torture by Congolese soldiers in Kivu Province’s Manfema area. About 300 Europeans, including nuns and missionaries, seek rescue as Malayan U.N. troops attempt evacuations amid ongoing violence.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Kivu
United Na
U.N
Manfema
Kasongo
United Nations
Kindu
Uniseen
Kennedy proposes 10 year plan for Western Hemisphere
President Kennedy urges Latin America to join a long term program to spread freedom and improve living standards across the hemisphere. He warns of dangers from old world despots while outlining a broad agenda on poverty illiteracy disease and economic cooperation and plans a $500 million aid fund pending Congress vote.
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Kennedy
Latin America
Washington
United States
Americas
Congress
Eight Firemen Hurt in Bronx Train Collision Fire
In New York a New Haven commuter train car caught fire in the Bronx during rush hour. While firefighters battled the blaze another train struck the crew, injuring eight. Service for about 50,000 riders halted for two hours as authorities controlled the scene.
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New York
New Haven
Bronx
City Judges Instructed for March Primary and April General
Sank Whaen city clerk says 125 election judges across eight wards and 19 precincts will follow a March 20 city primary and an April 3 general election. William T. Duckham county clerk will lead training classes.
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Sank Whaen
William T. Duckham
Montana Weather Outlook East and West Regions
Montana east reports considerable cloudiness through Wednesday with scattered rain or snow mainly in the mountains and north. Tuesday highs 45 to 60, Tuesday night lows 30 to 40, cooler Wednesday with highs 40 to 55. Montana west shows cloudy skies with scattered precipitation Tuesday into Wednesday, Tuesday highs 40 to 55, Tuesday night lows 30 to 40, cooler Wednesday with highs 35 to 50. Maximums cover 12 hours and minimums 18 hours ending at 3 pm Monday.
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Montana
Montana University Fee Increases Seen At $10 Resident $15 Nonresident
The Montana Board of Regents and unit presidents weigh a 10 dollar per quarter rise for Montana residents and 15 dollars for nonresidents, totaling 30 dollars per student per year for residents and 45 for nonresidents. The plan aims to cover six units, with budgets set in April.
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Helena
Montana
Board of Regents
Cabih Ealth
University of Montana
Montana State University
Missoula
Montana State College
Bozeman
Montana School of Mines
Butte
Russell Barthell
MSC
MSU
Public Instruction
Harriet Miller
Donald G. Nutter
Nutter
Eastern Montana College of Education
Billings
Western Montana College of Education
Dillon
Northern Montana College
Havre
Laos Pro-Red Rebels Advance Toward Vang Vieng
Pro Communist rebel forces, armed with Soviet weapons, push toward Vang Vieng as government troops lose ground on the Vientiane Luang Prabang road. Vang Vieng residents mobilize and seek a political truce amid rising conflict. Phnom Penh reports no Pathet Lao response to peace proposals.
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Vientiane, Laos
Vang Vieng
Vientiane
Luang Prabang
Sala Phou Koun
Muong Kassy
Pathet Lao
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Souvanna Phouma
Phoumi Nosavan
Lincoln family murders blamed on teenage son
A Lincoln man Dan Millican his wife Mary and their daughter were killed in what authorities call a possible teen age son incident. A fourth family member, an 18 or 19 year old boy, was taken into custody after a wreck near Bowman's Corners about 60 miles west of Great Falls. He reportedly confessed to shooting his father in a hay loft and led officers to the bodies found after 10 p.m. Monday.
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Lincoln
Dan Millican
Mary
Lewis and Clark County
Bowman’s Corners
Great Falls
Coedie
John Krsul
Montana State Plans Major Staff Cuts Across Units
Montana State College will cut 23 staff positions and the experiment station 29 as part of wide reductions across the six campus system. The Board of Regents meet April 10 to discuss public release. specifics include abolishing Poultry Industry Dairy Industry Horticulture, and restructuring departments into Animal Science and Range Management and Plant Science and Soils.
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H. K. Newburn
Montana State University
Renne
MSC
Veterinary Research Laboratory
Bozeman
Division of Agriculture
Department of Animal Science
Animal Industry and
Department of Plant Science and Soils
Agronomy and Soils
Nixon Joins Coast Law Firm
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon joined Adams, Duque & Hazeltine in Los Angeles as counsel at first with no partner status. The firm has nine partners and 20 attorneys and plans for potential partnership in time. Nixon will advise and consult with partners and participate in the firm's business without a financial stake.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Adams
Duque
Nixon
Two 9 year old girls go on unintended winter trip
Two nine year old girls from Butte were intercepted by police after four hours away from home while attempting a winter excursion to Missoula. Officers said the girls were trying to buy a train ticket when found and returned home.
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Butte
Missoula
Butte Residents Protest Care at Warm Springs Hospital
A Butte delegation urged Gov. Don Nutter to investigate unsanitary crowded conditions at Warm Springs State Hospital for mentally retarded children. They asked for a Montana Council on Mental Retardation and better funding, noting one building houses 80 children with 45 needing hand feeding and only four staff per eight-hour shift.
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Butte
Warm Springs
Helena
Donald G. Nutter
State Hospital
Nutter
Montana Hospital
John G. Freemen
Freeman
John E. Burley
The
Rocky Mountain Association For Retarded Children
State Training School
Boulder
Warm Springs Hospital
Legisla
Montana Council On
Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs
Daughters of Isabella
United Commercial Travelers
South Side Athletic Club
Rocky Mountain Assn
Warm Springs Institution
Bud Linderman Dead World’s Best Cowboy Dies in Arizona
Bud Linderman 39 former international rodeo champion died in St. Luke’s Hospital Phoenix from pneumonia complications. A Red Lodge Montana native, he rode 20 years earning renown as a tough bareback rider and steers bulldogger. He was RCA world bareback champion in 1945 and all-around champion in 1947.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Bud Linderman
St. Luke’s Hospital
Red Lodge
Mont
Linderman
Rodeo Cowboy Association
RCA
Bill
Decker
Danny Daniels
Dallas
Tex
Bud
British Actress Belinda Lee Dies in California Wreck
British actress Belinda Lee, 26, died in a one car crash nine miles east of Baker, California. Three others in the car, described as Italians connected to the movie industry, were injured. Lee was thrown 68 feet from the skidding vehicle which an eyewitness said was traveling over 100 miles an hour.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Belinda Lee
California Highway Patrol
Miss Lee
Highway Patrol
Baker
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