Pope appeals to Middle East leaders to avoid new world war
Pope Paul VI urged restraint by Arab leaders and world powers during a noon blessing at Castel Gandolfo, likening recent Middle East tensions to the prelude of World War II. He condemned attacks on Jerusalem’s Al Aqsa mosque and warned against incautious steps that could trigger wider hostilities, noting hope for a pacific solution.
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Dillon rodeo sets record at Dillon Jaycee event
The Dillon Jaycee Rodeo broke records with 192 entries as crowds filled the fairgrounds arena for a two day show. Melva McDowell, 17, was crowned rodeo queen while cowboys posted top scores in bareback riding steer wrestling calf roping and bull riding, with Wayne Deans leading ladies barrel racing and prize money totaling 3800 dollars.
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Rockefeller backs broad federal control of welfare costs
New York Governor Rockefeller pushes a five year plan to shift all welfare costs to the federal government at an estimated 15 billion to 16 billion annually, drawing broad gubernatorial support at the National Governors Conference in Colorado Springs. He says existing federal bureaucracy can take over current state functions and notes money as the main hurdle. Other governors praise President Nixon’s initiative but differ on federal guarantees and design challenges.
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Maryland
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Connecticut
Walter L. Nelson Ends 42-Year Montana News Career
Walter L. Nelson, a longtime Montana newsman, retires effective today after 42 years in journalism. He began with the Butte Miner in 1927, rose to editor at The Montana Standard in 1961, and held various city editor roles at the Anaconda Standard and The Montana Standard. He supported Montana Tech and conservation groups, earning awards in 1967 and serving on advisory boards. He will remain in Butte with his wife Margaret.
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Labor unrest over low pay in Montana agencies
Workers in three Montana state agencies Boulder Galen and Deer Lodge protest wages with take home pay as low as 193 dollars monthly. The Montana Council AFSCME cites heavy workloads and high turnover as burdens and notes a July 1 raise to 257 dollars at the Registrar of Motor Vehicles while Boulder and Galen institutions lag.
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Low self esteem helps in politics study finds
A study of 91 Oregon legislative candidates finds that winners often exhibit low self esteem and high personality complexity, making them responsive to a wide range of stimuli. Researchers Robert C. Ziller and Lynn Hunt Golding presented at the 77th American Psychological Association meeting based on pre and post general election interviews and tests.
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Huggins Case Advances With Knife Found at Home
The coroner's office expects a complete report today or Tuesday. A medium-size knife found in the house is being held by police as a potential weapon. The son was reportedly released from Warm Springs. Police, sheriff's deputies, County Attorney Mark Sullivan, and Coroner Leo Jacobsen investigate. Huggins is in county jail with no hearing or bond set yet.
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Weather forecast signals fair to increasing clouds
The forecast indicates fair conditions with rising cloud cover Tuesday as a weather system approaches. No precipitation mentioned. Winds light to moderate, temperatures mild for the period.
Two Die in Lover's Lane Shootings On Florida Coast
Hollywood Florida police investigated a double murder found on secluded beach access near a popular parking spot. Dennis Anthony McKeever and his date, both Fort Lauderdale residents on their first date, were shot with the man three times and the woman twice. Investigators noted similarities with two prior coast killings but ruled out robbery and possible sexual motive.
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