Kiesinger Leads CDU as SPD Gains in Germany Vote
West Germany voters split power with CDU led by Chancellor Kiesinger taking 46.2 percent and SPD under Brandt expanding to 42.7 percent. FDP at 5.7 percent. NPD fails to cross threshold. Coalition talks possible, old government to stay on until Oct 19. Brandt hails defeat of right radicalism.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Christian Democratic Party
CDU
Willy Brandt
Social Democrats
SPD
Christian Democrats
Free Democrats
Free Democratic Party
FDP
Brandt
Kiesinger
Walter Scheel
National Democrats
Bundestag
NPD
Great Turtle Race Sours Carroll College Homecoming Fun
In Helena the Great Turtle Race at Carroll College ended badly as one turtle died and Hymie Pfitzgreber failed to medal. Constance won the 15 foot dash in 4 56.1 minutes and will aid biology research. Pari mutuel betting drew scrutiny and no cash changed hands.
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Helena
Carroll College
Hymie Pfitzgreber
Constance
North Carolina
Ron Axtman
Walter Wart
Dave Gruba
Gruba
Monkeys watch people at Chessington Zoo
At Chessington Zoo in Surrey on Sunday afternoon three people in a cage drew crowds. The trio two men and a woman aged about 30 wore painted faces and odd clothes while muttering they were artists in a project led by Peter Kuttner, an art teacher from Highgate.
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Dispatch
the Times
London
Chessington
England
Chessington Zoo
Surrey
Peter Kuttner
Highgate
Zoo
Moose Lodge volunteers clear debris on I 90 from Butte to Rocker
Volunteers from the Butte Moose Lodge spent Saturday afternoon cleaning up litter along Interstate 90 between Butte and Rocker. The group, led by drive chairman Howard Finch, included the Osterman and Haxby families as part of the anti litter delegation.
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Butte Moose Lodge
Butte
Rocker
Drive
Howard Finch
Williams joins Green Beret defense in South Vietnam
Edward Bennett Williams arrived in Long Binh to join the defense of Col. Robert B. Rheault and five other U S Special Forces members. Williams plans motions to dismiss or move venue, joining Henry Rothblatt and F Lee Bailey in a high profile trial linked to the June 20 Thai Khae Chuyen killing.
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Richard Pyle
Associated Press
Long Binh
Vietnam
Edward Bennett Williams
U.S
Green Berets
South Vietnam
Williams
Robert B. Rheault
Daniel P. Mahoney
Boston
Mass
Corporation
Rheault
Henry B. Rothblatt
New York
F. Lee Bailey
Army
Robert F. Marasco
Rothblatt
Bailey
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Joseph McCarthy
Frank Costello
Senate
Bobby Baker
Read
Green Beret
Washington Redskins
United States
Maj
Thomas C. Middleton Jr
David E. Crew
Marasco
Leland J. Brumley
Budge E. Williams
Thai Khae Chuyen
AEC notes blasts in China and USSR seismic signals
The Atomic Energy Commission reported seismic signals from China near the Lop Nor area on Sept 22 and from south of Volgograd on Sept 26, indicating possible underground nuclear tests in the low intermediate range. China has conducted eight atmospheric tests prior to this, and the U S S R signals have prompted ongoing tension over treaty compliance.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Red China
Soviet Union
AEC
China
Tien Shan
Lop Nor
Sinkiang Province
Volgograd
Stalingrad
U S and Britain Lead in Global Public Debt
A Geneva bank study ranks the United States and Britain as the top debtor nations. It estimates U S debt at 465 billion dollars or 2325 dollars per person and Britain's at 106 billion dollars or 1860 dollars per resident.
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Geneva
United States
Britain
Lightning Sparks Large Range Fire Near Miles City
A lightning caused range fire 800 to 1000 acres large was contained around 15 miles southeast of Miles City on Sunday. Custer County sheriff's deputies and local ranchers fought the blaze mainly with hand tools amid rough terrain in light rain. The fire began about 2 a.m. Monday. A smaller fire in southeastern Montana near Sumatra also sparked by lightning was tackled with a Forsyth fire truck from 65 miles away.
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Miles City
Custer County Sheriff's Office
Sumatra
Montana
Forsyth
Babcock Frequent Visitor to State
Former Montana Gov Tim Babcock, now with an oil firm in Washington DC, says he returns to Montana nearly every weekend for business and pleasure. He attended the Montana Petroleum Association convention in Billings and has missed only one weekend back since his Washington post. Babcock owns a Helena radio station and is a partner in a Montana mineral development company.
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Billings
Montana
Tim Babcock
Washington, D. C
Babcock
Montana Petroleum Association
Washington
Helena
Violence Sparks Irish unrest as Marines reinforce Belfast
In Belfast violence flared with 500 Royal Marine Commandos ordered to join about 3,000 British troops already on duty. Ten people were injured in fire bomb and rock throwing incidents near two Protestant churches, with worshippers fleeing as gasoline bombs were used. Army spokesmen said a battalion of 41st Commando Royal Marines arrived from England to bolster peacekeeping amid renewed political tensions before Parliament debates Catholic demands.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Britain
Royal Marine
41St Commando
Royal Marines
England
Londonderry
James Chichester- Clark
Suny
Weather Outlook Cloudy With Showers Possible
Cloudy with a slight chance of showers. Outlook today calls for mild temperatures around 68 with a low near 38. Page 2 mentions weather mop.
Mine movement threatens blocks in Scranton area
Mary Patcavage cannot open her door as a two inch crack and shifting homes on Jackson Street reveal a mine induced “movement.” Officials warn surface subsidence is growing as coal tunnels 90 feet underground tilt houses and force potential abandonments. Federal figures cite two million subsided acres and nearly a million more at risk by 2000 across 200 urban centers. The list names Birmingham Springfield Des Moines Kansas City Lexington Detroit Grand Rapids St. Louis Butte Cleveland Tulsa Bellingham Fairmont.
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New York Times News Service
Scranton
Mary Patcavage
James Abbott
Jackson Street
Passon
Colla
Pennsylvania
Federal Bureau of Mines
Birmingham
Ala
Springfield
Iil
Des Moines
Iowa
Kansas City
Kan
United Givers kick off fund drive in Silver Bow County
United Givers launches its 1970 campaign with a 7 30 p m kick off at the Finlen Hotel conference room. Drive Chairman Robert Schatz outlines goals a $100 000 target and the role of 13 member agencies. Advanced gifts have already begun with firms pledging support.
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Silver Bow County
United Givers
Finlen
Drive
Robert Schatz
Schatz
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