Glacier Park bears maul two hikers along trail
Two Indiana men were injured after surprising a group of bears in Glacier National Park’s Two Medicine Valley near Rockwell Falls. Evans and Coppes were treated at Blackfeet Indian Hospital. injuries were not serious. Park rangers closed the area as a search for the bears began.
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Indiana
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Lebanon
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Mike L
Indianapolis
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Two Medicine Valley
Rockwell Falls
Karen
Seth
National Guard backs Louisville and Boston antibusing crisis
In Louisville and Boston National Guard units stand by as federal officials order armed officers on school buses to safeguard students amid threats and demonstrations. Police report arrests near Southern High School after clashes tied to a Ku Klux Klan rally as guards deploy to bus routes and city streets.
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Baeken
Sis
Robert diGrazia
Wakefield
Kentucky National Guard
Southern High School
Little Rock
Central High School
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Supreme Court
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Earthquake in Turkey Kills Over 1,800 In Eastern Region
A 6.8 magnitude quake struck eastern Turkey killing more than 1,800 people. Officials say aftershocks impede rescues as residents mourn in Lice and relief efforts continue with Premier Demirel pledging aid and supplies to the homeless and injured.
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Turkey
Necmettin Esenler
Lice
Suleyman Demirel
Cleveland Favored as GOP Convention Site Choice
Washington report notes Kansas City was favored for the 1976 GOP convention but Cleveland aimed to represent Middle America. Site selection became routine after the site committee’s choice, with approval typically expected.
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Washington
Kansas City
Cleveland
Negotiations stall in Great Falls teacher strike
In Great Falls Montana talks to end a two week strike by the Falls Education Association broke off Sunday. A union spokesman Pat Kerns said talks ended and the group would return to the lines on Monday to resume bargaining within 24 hours.
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Tois
Tely
Teachers Union
Pat Kerns
Striking Falls Education Association
Eyeglass Price Rules Promoted By Senator
Senator Charles H urged the Federal Trade Commission to strike down 36 states laws that ban advertising eyeglass lease prices. The article notes bargaining issues in Great Falls with a stalled school board contract talks, salary as a sticking point, and ongoing strikes into a third week. Weather part of the day shows turning colder with 65 and 32 forecast.
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Washington
Charles H
Federal Trade Commission
Illinois
Republican
Mother says baby murdered in Pensacola hospital tragedy
Denita Ivey recalls the death of her six day old daughter Julia Ivey in Sacred Heart Hospital Pensacola two newborns born prematurely received transfusions to improve survival Carol Ivey also had a transfusion after court permission and remains in critical condition Mrs Ivey a Jehovah's Witness criticizes hospital actions and constitutional rights saying medical staff took the babies away after birth and she plans to review legal options.
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Denita Ivey
Julia Ivey
Sacred Heart Hospital
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Carol
Solice
Ivey
Ron
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