Flying Moss and rivals race across Atlantic in all‑modes dash
Len Adams and a bowler hat team fail to win prize money as Moss posts a 7 hour 31 minute 4.56 second crossing to New York with multiple transport modes. Lt. Waterhouse claims a 5 hour 30 minute total in a Phantom jet, while William Fuller arrives in 6 hours 29 minutes 901 seconds aboard a Victor SR2. Anne Alcock, delayed by customs, misses a connections to a helicopter flight.
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Len Adams
Moss
London Tower
Kennedy Airport
Empire State Building
Paul Waterhouse
Atlantic
New York
Royal Air Force
William Fuller
Ocean
Israel War Fever Grips Public as Tensions Rise
Israel faces mounting war talk as Arab raids intensify and U Thant warns Security Council delays could spark wider conflict. Israeli planes hit a guerrilla base in Jordan while battles flare along the Jordan Valley, signaling a tense summer ahead.
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Jordan
Yarmuk
Egypt
Middle East
Israel
Nahal Zohar
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Amman
Jordan Valley
Manshiyeh
Lebanon
Haifa
Montana Heart Association Meets in Butte Friday
The Montana Heart Association plans its 14th annual membership meeting in Butte Friday and Saturday at the Finlen Hotel. A banquet Friday features Dr. George Pappas of the University of Colorado Medical Center speaking on Heart and Organ Transplantation, with Dr. D. E. Staples as master of ceremonies. Sessions Saturday cover program development and organizational capability, followed by a membership luncheon and officer elections.
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Montana Heart Association
Butte
Finlen Hotel
D. E. Staples
George Pappas
Dept. of Surgery
University of Colorado Medical Center
Denver
Hindus Moslems mourn president in India
Nearly 500,000 mourners pass by the bier of Indian President Zakir Husain as Hindus Muslims and Christians recite prayers. Husain to be buried in a rose garden at Jamia Millia Islamia. Indira Gandhi faces choices in selecting a successor and the presidency's potential powers.
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New Delhi
Zakir Husain
Husain
Jammia Millia Islamia
Indira Gandhi
India
Garfield Boy Dies After Car Rolls Into Park
Three year old Andrew Larson of Codagen Garfield County died en route to Billings from injuries suffered when a car rolled in an implement company parking lot near Miles City. A second child reportedly shifted the transmission from park to neutral, allowing the vehicle to roll and crush the child.
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Billings
Andrew Larson
Art Larson Jr
Codagen
Garfield County
Implement Company
Miles City
Larson
Weather outlook shows mild day and cool night
The forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies with a high near 62 and a low around 32. Readers are directed to the weather map on Page 8 for details.
New Butte Officials Take Reins At Noon
New city administration in Butte plans a brief noon ceremony at City Hall for Mike Micone to be sworn in as mayor succeeding Tom. Powers will attend to turn over files and welcome the incoming regime. Incumbents John Seton as police judge and Joseph F. O'Neill as city treasurer are expected to take oath later in the day.
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Mike Micone
City Hall
Tom
Powers
John Seton
Joseph F. O'Neill
Indians press for greater MLSA representation in Montana
At two Montana meetings Indians from Fort Peck raised concerns about MLSA governance. They urged increase of poor people on the board, arguing current representation is insufficient and oppressive laws linger, while supporters defended existing representation as preserving board balance.
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Montana
University
Missoula
Helena
Montana Legal Services Association
MLSA
Fort Peck Reservation
MSSA
Fort Peck Indians
Okinajina, Inc
MSLA
Ward Shanahan
Mary Cummings
Joe Renders
Great Falls
Iliff McKay
Browning
Plane crash deaths in Missoula passenger dies in hospital
Lynn H. Peterson 34 of Morrison Illinois died in a Missoula hospital from injuries suffered in a light airplane crash at Plains airport on April 29. Pilot Stanley Domack and passenger Mark Peterson 17 were aboard en route to Coeur d'Alene Idaho when the craft cartwheeled after takeoff.
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Missoula
Lynn H. Peterson
Morrison
Ill
the Plains
Peterson
Superior
Stanley Domack
Mark Peterson
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Plains
Domack
Rathdrum
Wilson vows to push policies amid Labor split
Prime Minister Harold Wilson pledged to press ahead with disputed policies as party rifts threaten leadership. He rallied about 1,500 supporters, warned against divisive moves, and cited pressures from economic and global changes shaping government choices. Local elections in England, Scotland and Wales foreshadow Labour setbacks.
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London
Harold Wilson
Labor
Wilson
England
Scotland
Wales
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Alan Clark
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U.N
U Thant
Geneva
Gunnar V. Jarring
Security Council
Ean
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Uho
Upper
State's Heart Association
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Indian Presidency
Rajendra Prasad
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
Garfield Boy
Rashid Karami
Syria
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