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Show Sunday Herald 8A tone sP,ay, m. i Toll In. Montana Dams Saved Montana From Even Greater Loss of Life, Property, Savs Sec. Udal ! WASHINGTON Might Exceed j Alaska's, Claim WASHINGTON (UPI) HONOR FOR KENNEDY U.S. BERLIN (UPI) MESSAGE FOR JOHNSON Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield, Mont.; predicted sadly Fri- day that the ultimate death toll in the Montana floods will exceed th&t of the recent Alaskan Ambassador Alexander A. Mas-ta- s delivered a message from the Greek Prime Minister Georges Papandreou to President' Johnson Thursday, but the White House would make no comment on possible efforts to ease the Cyprus crisis. Mastas left the executive mansion by a side door after meeting with Johnson for about earthaukke and tidal wave. But, without federal dams Interior Secretary built on the Montana rivers, he Mansfield told the Senate that (UPI) n Stewart. L. Udall told said, damage and loss of life 28 dead have135already been are missing. Montanans Friday that "might well have been heavi Counted and Most of these are Blackfeet In federal dams may have saved er. ; the state from even greater "In this tragic situation, dians, fie said. loss of life and property dam- - while we mark down and study "I fep that when the dead .1 our losses land plan emergency are counted, the number will i. age. In' a speech prepared tot de- - relief and long range rebuild exceed ; those who died in the he Alaska livery before the Montana Ju- ing, we must also begin to said, earthquake recently," nior Chambers of Commerce, think about how to prevent an Udall said the state possibly other calamityf like this," Udall Mansfield, who plans to visit the disaster area personally on J suffered the V worst natural dis- said. to The secretary said Tiber Dam Sunday, paid special tribute aster in its history." woHt of the Air Force and on the lower Manas had re the in duced flooding on the Missouri the Montana National Guard below Fort Benton and h a d the 'stricken area. been "particularly useful" in Sen. Richard B. Russell, followed Mansfield to voice holding back the crest of the the "profound sympathy" of overflow from a private dam Georgians for the people of Mon which failed upstream. tana. Canyon Ferry Dam, he said, NEW YORK Mrs. Mollie had curbed the flow of .the Block on returning with her Missouri at Great Falls andprovided more room for floodhusband and daughter from waters bearing down on the Russia where they went five from the Sun River. "years ago to s e e k a new life city On the western slope, Udall under communism: "We definitely made a mis- said, tnere nad been an take. We're sorry, very sorry time record flow in the Flat head Rive? despite storage prowe did it." FALE, Ore. (UPI) Defense vided by (Hungry Horse Dam. Martin Gallagher "One can only imagine what attorney IDAHO FALLS, Idaho Steve said Friday ' he will institute, a Bar: could haVe happened without suit td ' collect on a $10,000 in Shadegg, an aide for Sen. ' Horse," he said. surance policy from the Farmry M. Goldwater, on hearing Hungry In of construction more urging William Gov. ers Insurance Group on the life Pennsylvania said Udall the experi- of Scran ton would announce his dams, Wilford Keith Harris. ' Mrf of flood ence the had shown candidacy for the GOP presiGallagher said the insurance sucn structures would De enor- firm dential nomination: igreed to pay a tow bill 'Any Republican has a right mously helpful in future emer to pul Harris burned Car from to make a bid for the nomina- gencies. wherej it wrecked last December tion. I think the delegates in "The proposed Knowles Dam, to Valje, but has refused to pay their wisdom will make the now underi consideration by Con on the life policy. , gress, would control the waters Mrsf Harris died in a flaming proper choice.". of the Flathead River down car ciash in Malheur GOP ALBANY, N.Y. presi- stream from Flathead Lake." last December. Her County husband dential hopeful Gov. Nelson A. Udall said. Other dams, he was freed under a $10,000 bond is Rockefeller, vowing to continue said, would impound the pending an M. headwaters on the Jef- Thursday his opposition tc Sen. Barry to the Oregon Supreme Court on ferson and Gallatin rivers. Goldwater: his manslaughter conviction of to stand continue... "...I .shall murdering his wife. all the way as a candidate Gallagher indicated he may dedicated to moderate, responalso bring suit against the St. sible Republicanism." Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co. for a $50,000 life insurance LOS ANGELES Father Wilpolicy on the dead woman. He liam H. DuBay, a Roman Cathsaid there has been precedent olic priest who has asked Pope mi the state whereby an inPaul VI to remove Jamesas WASHINGTON For surance company paid out a (UPI) Francis Cardinal Mclntyre under circumstances simarchbishop of Los Angeles for the first time in the history of policy ilar to the Harris murder case. alleged failure to combat racial the Laotian War, the United States now has aerial ohoto- discrimination: "His inaction has promoted the prolongation of Negro griev- ux winuuujuM iwi ui v leuiamese ances by failing to mobilize the troops in Laos, the State De Catholic population against the partment! said Saturday. The photographs, taken by social evils of segregation." U.S. reconnaissance jets which have flown over Communist por- FORT COLLINS, Colo. (UPI) tions of Laos off and on since Colorado State University re- May 21, have been turned over porxea nad re to the liaotian government, a ceived arrioay tnat.it from the $275,000 grant spokesman said. National Institutes of1 Health of Although the presence of the U.S. Department of Health, The North Vietnamese forces in Education and Welfare. GREAT FALLS (UPI) Red Cross estimafed Friday it Laos has been well known, this The .grant will be used for will spend $300,000 to aid vic has been denied by the Commu- construction of a; radiation and tims of Montana's disastrous nist side; in the past. environmental stress labora The State Department also tnrv floods. J Ed Novis, chairman of the confirmed a statement by Lao- The announcement was made Cascade Countv Red Cross tian Premier Souvanna Phouma in a wire to university officials Chapter, said the relief organi- that "important movements" of from Sens. Gordon Allott and zation already had spent $50,000 Laotian Communist and North Peter Dominick, both R- - Colo., to provide mass care during Vietnamese troops appear to and Republican Rep. Donald the emergency phase of the have taken place in Laos in the Brotzman. disaster.This included operating past few! days. The building will be the sec shelters for persons driven from Souvanna said these reports ond in the collaborative radio were what led him to approve logical health animal research their homes. ' rehabilitacontinued U.S. reconnaissance laboratory, a complex located Novis estimated the tion effort may cost the Red flights after a suspension of sev- on the CSU foothill grduate, Cross an additional quarter- - eral, days. research campus. State Department press offi ' million dollars. The radiological program is He said Red Cross assistance cer Richard I. Phillips declined also j supported V by the State may include food, clothing, .re- - to say where the Communist Legislature which provided paid or rebuilding of homes, re- movements were taking place or $100,000 toward it in 1963 and placement of basic household how extensive they were. But he $175,000 this year. goojis and medical care, "what- made clear he was referring to When completed, the $1.5 milever it takes to get the disaster deployment of Communist forces lion complex will be the prinsufferer back to normal living." and not engagements with gov- cipal research center for the Novis said Red Cross aid is ernment forces. Division of Radiological Health of the U.S. Public Health Serv given on a need basis, not as a loan but as an outright g i f t NEW TITLE ice outside of the federal lab "with no strings attached." LONDON (UPI) The medi oratories. , Six more Red Cross disaster cai magazine "Lancet pro workers arrived in Great Falls posed Friday that the hospital LOST UMBRELLAS Great Falls Friday, making porter who wheels bodies to LONDON London (UPI) more than 50 specialists as- the morgue be dignified with Transport's lost property office signed to flood areas around the new title of announced Wednesday mat 96, room technician." the state. 551 umbrellas were left on the city's subway and buses last year. Most of them were black ANCESTORS "by and tightly rolled. GLACIER NATIONAL PARK, - (UPI)-Gr- eek flood-strike- torney General Robert F. nedy will receive an honorary doctor of philosophy degreje from the Free University of West Berlin during his June 26 visit, university authorities an nounced Friday. an hour. P r ess Secretary George E. Reedy said the am- bassador .had requested meeting., CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED Ken- f t. DIE IN EPIDEMIC DORDRECHT, South Africa African Forty-thre- e (UPI) A 19- -' in a measles WENDELL (UPI) children have died Idaho State University epidemic ai Dordrecht) .in the year-ol- d of Africa South Province Cape student, doing summer work for in the last three months, health the Northside Canal Co, near authorities said Wednesday. All were under fiv; years of age. here, apparently was electrocuted Thursday. Parts of the Bible have been The boy was identified as translated into more than 1,100 Daniel Webster, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Webster, of Jerome. languages. ., Idaho Youth Electrocuted : ! j " ; CLASSIFIED DISPLAY DISPLAY une.'- .,:, ......... ..v.-.-.- Power was shorted, through the Twin Falls area 30 seconds at the time of t he accident, officers said. for.-abo- ut DtSPlAY CLASSIFIED ; Webster was believed elec TO- cuted when the boom on, crane operated by another ca- nal employe, James l Shoemak er, struck a 138,000 vojt power. DISPLAY C1ASSIF1ED i ! ' ; j j. .! 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