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Mother Berry ir vV From Victorian Era Sou III Dakota She's 1 1 Monday Spanish Farm Girl Claims She and St. Michael Conversed for 70 Minutes San Sebastian De Garabaiidal, Spain Iteligious experts are studying Maims of a farm jjirl who -said archangel St. Michael conversed with her for 10 minutes Friday midnight. Conchila llunzalcs, Ifi, a pleas ant-raeed girl who claims lo have held conversations with Ihe Virgin Mary in the past, said Ihe archangel notice his aelion Jliniites lalei- te young girl important miw slid: her sharnlv. smiled shall impart at.

the proper lime! and lold Ihe crowd her convcr-m writing." nation had been St. iMi- Nearly 1,000 persons were chaol. Tlicn she walked slowly crowded into the peaceful grove homo, promising to reveal the near the village during the peri oil the girl said St. Michael conversed with her. Witnesses said Conehila emerged from the simple home she shares wilh lier widowed mother about 1) p.m., walked slowly to the nearby grove and stood silently.

Then she (brew back her head archangel message later in writing. The incident Friday is Ihe latest of a scries that beaati in lflJil June Upholds Tradition: Monlh of Page 14. Spring flowers art in hloom in Helena sei'lioii. in iv-liifh -M. 'ana er peasant girls of Ibis tain village claimed to have seen and talked not only willi SI Michael, hut also wiffi Dir.

The Inside Story Lead I'ldiloriah Divided highways yield fewest Montana will send a contestant 1 Spelling .1 scrie 10 the National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C., in June, 10G0, 11 was announced here Saturday by Robert K. Miller, editor of The Independent Hcconl affic i roads (no ('age 4. Issue uf the Day: Judge Loblc's juvenile policies debated Washington newspaper. Page 4, Ji.ueuoiise nccuc: Annual legis i seems to work inlhoo tMr I'lioto by Riillic fllctlehft) Mother Berry Will Mark 111th Birthday Monday By Virginia Olds Today is Father's Day, tomorrow, the first day of summer and the birthday anniversary of Helena's mosl distinguished senior crianian for brewery horses, Ihe Helena hilt ar-c of six, Mother Berry be ciianls delivery and Il.nrv nhibl professional cai show slock. hue in 'spirit, and keen wit.

Molhci li Mother 2Serry cutci.s her UHIilry chose Montana for licr adop-surnmer on June 21. hivc -Mcr In lnlrnducalion new comcrsi llir world three times. 10 Helena, Mother Merry is nrr She was the firstborn Australion born lady v-tin lias Welsh immigrant family lioiiOroG We. imila. v.

dr. her father was a sportsman who doled presence since .1913. She is Die; on Die liner things in life es-widow of Dr. J. II.

Berry, vet- pceiully thoroiiglibreds competent horsewoman a jockey al 1J trading her given name of Elriabclh for Jack. As Jack Williams she loured Hie i nt lace circuit Ironi Melbourne, her birthplace, lo England, France, Italy and ISoutli Africa. In Ibe select circle 11 jof the sport of kinus she was in tnnluceit lo royally, and Lie elite personalities of the golden lined lyears of the Victorian era. Met Queen Victoria She was informally presented' lo Queen Victoria by her sun, Trince Edward, she was acquainted with the great opera Melba from her early days in Australia, and she observed Winston Churchill's, dcrring do in Ihe Boer War. Mnllu.r linr.v ,11 to be conversing n.VI1 maidibly with someone who ward.

She has her favorites whom could nol be seen hy those she i rs thoroughbreds crowding- around her. 3nA avc During the 10 minutes, a phy-l (Continued mi Page 3) sieian emerged from the crowd cheeked her pulse. He it was normal. She appeared J- (. Din: i i i Dinings, neoos Bar Association Coup Ousts Algerian President By Michael Ouldsmilli Algeriers (VP) An army- uacked coup carried oul before Saturday ousted President Ahmed Bon as a "fiiaiioli- dictator." hv nichtlall a re volutionary council thai look over power was resorted to be preparing charges of high irca-son against him.

Emerging as the sIloiu- man of the council, and signing its first declaration was Cel. Hou-aii Bouiiiedlenne, 40, vice premier and defense minister, Vol, No, 187 ing Itie sudden overthrow of President Ahmed Ben Bella. There was some speculation that the Soviet Union engineered the coup which put into power Col. Houari lioumcdieininn, chief of Algeria's armed furce. Ron- the opposition move into the No.

i spot 1.1-ji raus cale The loll by states included Col-Uou-lty ol Hilling? was elected ornda 12, Kansas 1, Wyoming 3, president of the Montana liar As- and Montana 2. "ii.ii i in. A eluld died, knocked from (iifiri- Virgin Mary. president fiii eoiivcniion ol fllon-lus mother's arm hy floating r.n.lnv- Kalisnell ini juuges nameti tlebris near Deerliail, A Ibe yoiing-lawycts Klcclcd to Ihe board and regional contests trill be go out soon after school stalls held, with the sl.ile being divided 'ncxl fa" n11 county and cily into districts to arrange for parliciptalion in (he hoc, The Killings Gazette will be in stale Supt. of Schools Harriet charge of counties in eastern Miller has announced thai The stale's contestant will lie Montana; the Standard named al me ircasnre state Spelling Bee in May next year, nf wllich Ihe sponsor will he The Independent Record, associated wilh oilier l.ce Newspapers ef Molilalia, Ihe Billings flaTcltc, the dling details in llieir areas ftinuwina nianuaru-i-asi ai uutie, forsseii, Missoula; and Ihe Missolillan.

Van Swearitigon, Bulle Prinr lo the Treasure Stale 'George Pinkerton, Billings south wcsl Montana, the Missoulian in western and northwest Montana, and the Independent Record in norlh counties. Staff members who I produced. Sponsored by Lee Papers Montana Will Have Entry In '66 U.S. Spelling Bee county; Miller said lhat invitations will II endorse Ihe contest, and D. D.

Cooper, executive secretary of 111 of Montana Education Association, will recommend Dial the directors of Ihe MEA, also accord il their support The spelling bee is for all pupils from the ciglilh grade and below, Pat'llcipanls must be under 16. died a miles away at- section arc: Cal Christian. Pnl.Ti/nlinn- Roberl Crontzns Great Falls, vice president; Gene 1 1 onwoc 17 r- were Bob Anderson, Shelby, Keith fiurrnws, Poplar. The lawyers were lold hy Edward li, Muranc of Casper, the American flar Assneial ior. paying a Angeles lawyer 3 In rormosa and Taijiei, Formosa (ff1) The list of damage and casualties suffered by Formosa from Typhoon Dinah was still being tabulated Saturday hut at leasl 37 from bcine damped eu ueau, in annOLiiccinciitsJlclcvision programs.

injured and homeless. i Muranc said the allorney check" Mali's winds raged as high as I'usl page, seton.l. television scripts before shows are tB4 Pcl' 110111 11 The declaration said Ben Bella said he had engineered Ihe roup would "meet Ihe Tate of all because ol disagreement villi despals." Besides Irciisou, it ac- Bon Bella on domestic matters, cuseil hltn el abuse ot personal! There was no official inform a-power. Uion as to lien Bella's Most lanks whirh moved into nbouts, bul rumor had it lhal tic position before dawn had been lis being lield in an army barracks withdrawn, although a few stoDtl somewhere in the city, sentry outside some i There was no indication what Truops armed with submachine direction the new regime would guns patrolled the slrccls The city was quiet and Algerians sat at sidewalk bistros sipping drinks. A few muttered dislike for Bouniedienee and some pritnnrilr Jiilernal power ilruggle Even so, Ihe Siuo-Sovict rift figured in the U.S.

appraisal be cause one phase of that conflict was headed Tor a showdown in Algiers within the next few 'days: "An Afro-Asian summit meeting has been scheduled lo star! (here June 29 and so f.ir because ot Hed Chinese oppositi Russians have failed in Uieir bid for an invitation mediennn's troops have been on the coup except to heavily supplied wilh l'iat Algicre was rcparlcd from Moscow. and no American lives or A more common interpretation were harmed. Iiorc was that Rouiiicdicnne, thcl U.S. ufficlals cvpeel mi inter- i.ovc, tirsl typhoon lo hit Formosa since Sept. 11, 19(13.

Clially with a chimpanzee? You'll find them hath, and lots of other inlernsljiiE animals, people, and things, in LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZI.K exciting new word-and-pictu: game beginning Monday In The Independent Record esident Johnson telephoned 1 I Colorado governor's office re- have died, either by drowning ported. from causes directly associated Some 200 miles north of (be with Ihe high walor. Fears wore Arkansas River, (he South Pintle expressed the toll will mount flowing mile wide bul slow- li.gl.cr as rescue workers ficl inlojmK down crept into Nebraska isolated areas. near Big Springs scene of a recent hank robbery and triple killing. Klsewlicre, with danger past, cleanup opera I ions moved Tor-ward.

Denver, where the cloiidbuisl-fed Soulh I'lalte swept mil of Ihe faulhllls Wednesday night, had 1,000 men oti the job many of them clearing debris threatening (he 1 of 24 bridges still standing. The city also swung inio aelion as Ihe hub of relief efforts for communities downstream. Thousands of persons were Disaster Area declared the slate of Colorado a major disaster area Saturday in the wake of a week of disastrous floods. He acled al Ihe requesl of Colorado Gov, John A. Love.

Twcnly-cighl ol the slate's h'3 ill become eligible for federal aid and emergency slstancc, White House Press Secretary George E. Reedy said, State, National Weather Forecast, Helena and I'arlly cloudy today and Monday. Cooler today but warmer Monday. liign today 70. Low tonit'hl 40.

file official Helena tempera-lure al midnight was If. L. I EO 51 numitrck llclRj-itdr 43 Calgary UftlC.tRO 72 34 Dtnvcr 48 vfiu eo 1 LOJ AJlEClM JJ JS 3 Mull.Sl. r-'! (1 Orcal Filli li il York CI Havrt 10 SO r-lioeiitx H'leni 11 It ftil'd. of KnlltDEll 61 SI St.

LouLt Salt Ufcn win cur ss MtllDlllt nil tl 1SD0KSIH Tt W. Vwatone 67 45 WHhlnilon 15 SI precipitation: ISelpmUc. 02 Bultc, Irncc: Out Hank. Dillon KBllsptll, .0. NaUontl orecipltatlon: niimircit.

.01 r.nl. .05: Wuh Intlon, U.a, take. Ben Bella maintained close lies wilh liulli Ihe Soviet Union and lied China in a leftist government lhat never got off Ihe ground, Helena, Montana, Sunday, June 20, 1965 Plane Crashes At Paris Show, 9 Die is W) Nine people kill! and four injured Sat urday when a small Italian plane out of control and crashed mm a parking lol alter completing a demonstration flight at the Paris Inlet national Air Show. shew officials annuounccd siciv or-K'ni' tims iiad hern silting In their ears at Ibe end nf Ihe north-south runway watching the aerial display when Ihe plane plunged lo the ground. The plane, identified by expo sition officials as a Fial IP, skid ded along (he ground and be Stale Department declined into ll'c chicles.

on uic scene i c-porled six pcoiile in oiie small sedan were beheaded when Ihe plane crashed into their- ear, Authorities- said the pilot of the plane was dipt, Donatl. V. li al "Vs l'nie in American Vhcy said lie tried lo eject from as it plummeted toward id over the pai king i vas killed in the atlcmpt Floods Sweep Into Kansas Denver, Colo. (fP) The worst flood ever known alonjt the Arkansas River swept into western Kansas Saturday fhp. most severe of a series uf death-dealing inundations which tore through the Great Plains country from Montana to New tempting lo free his dog from a driven from their homes in west rropeny damage has been enormous.

Gov. John A. Love said Colorado losses alone are $102 million. Wyoming Civil Defense officials also reported losses as tremendous. ern Kansas, even before the Ark ansns crest arrived, wilh HOO evacuated al Garden Cily alone.

Police, Sheriff Officers Laud Bruce Lanthorn (ana Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association. Highway Patrolman llnhert My. ers of Forsyth won the stale-federal division of the pistol match with a C7S aggregate score. Petty of the iSilliuUs Police Department svun county-city division with fif3f5. Con McClurfi of Boieman won the sheriff's division wilh 245.

Bounicdleniie, 40, was said by the French to have received military training In Moscow and Peking Apparently. Bouinendlcnnc's patience wilh lien Bella, 48, was! cxliauslcd by the president's! "government hy whim," as Radio Algiers put it. The two had been close associates since IS154, thci firsl year id ihe Algeran rebellion agninsl France The council's statement was broadcast ever Radio Algiers hours after (auks and troops had1 been posted aboul the city and. 24 Pages, Two Sections Factions Formula Aristyj minister to line presidency in ths rebel regime, told newsmen, however, Ihol some details of the OAS proposal were vague and perhaps objectionable. Both tactions said Hie three- page OAS document would have lo he studied before formal re plies arc made, probably on Monday or Tuesday, Three-Man Peace Team The Ihreciuiiii OAS mediating team, which announced the peace formula, met wilh Catholic Church leaders, politicians and businessmen in an effort to generate wide public support for the for nulla, OAS sources said an OAS representative might go (o Puerto nice- to see ex-President Juan Jlosch and solicit his endorsement of the OAS solution.

It calls for elections in sis lo nine months A provisional government would rule until llicn. the crisis lo a solution ol the crisism wc are trying to do all we can lo reach a solution." The nation's three Boman Cath-( Continued Page ,1) around Hen Bella's Villa Joly. reside Reports of angry shouting Ihe shattering ot i in Ren Holla's humc preceded the announcement and he may have been forcibly lakon by Ihe military under direction of the council. first outward signs of the coup occurred jusl as dawn broke over Ihe port city. Tanks rumbled through (he streets and troops look up posts at public buildings and residences Algerian government officials.

Price 15 Cents Both Sides in DR Crisis Accept OAS Peace Reds May Have Engineered Algerian Coup By Lewis fiuliek Washington The rela-lionship between the Algerian coup and Ilic Moscow-Peking struggle got prime altcnlion Saturday from U.S. strategists study Plan Study Bef ore Formal Replies By Louis Uehilcllc Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic bVj Both sides in Mr tl Ihe loll and said some of the Oom.n.con crisis sold Solurdoy they accept the Organ- izotion ot American states peace tannula as a basis lor negotiating a polilicul settlemenl. Gen. Antonio Imbert Bar-i rcra, chief of the civilian-) military junta, and New Premier Takes Over In Viet Nam Saigon, South Viet The reins of government in Saulh Vict Nam passed Saturday to Brig, Gen, Nguyen Cao Ky, who accepted Ihe premiership saying lie Imped civilian government can be restored in a few months. Ky, 34, colorful combat pilot and commander ot the Vietnamese air force, ttiDk over from Premier Pha Huy Quat in the eighth change, or government In South Viet Nam in £0 months.

Qual Quit Last Week Quat quit a week ago after a dispute with Phan Khae Suu, chief ol stale, over reshuffling of Ihe Cabinet and as a result or opposition from religious sc-ments. Suu also resigned. Ky took office in a ceremony Ilclie llicn art 1 1 A. ui. 21 at Dicii I lone conference hall mi Miles Bruce Ullll- 'in i.

.1... Ihn hunks nf fhn Knionn horn, special FBI ageiil al Mel- rcbcU'ion in Bosch's 111 his net rpl: he said cna. was named Saltirday as AprU 24 South Viet Nam faced a critical osl js sUU a vicwjpcriod and called for austerity In Montana law enforcement this Wl! luiyeii'l discussed the o1 Lhe formula in delail yet," r' hanlhern, who conduets (hejArisly lold newsmen. "Hut we hone few lbs to he Monlana Law Enfot cement lhal it opens (he way to 'I: cmy, was honored hy the Mon negotiations. II is so vague ul wllich ljmc ever thai we might haye to ask back la the Ihe OAS CDinmiltee for some added clarification." am jlKl As a pilo1 Opens Dour don't like polities.

But the gen- 1 1 crals llavc Picked me because IniQci said the formula opens! 11,,,.. picked me more to risk my lite than as an honor." Close American military associates reportedly are fond uf Ky. THIS DOGGONE (TO) Some guy'i have it made. Rick Ronf, 17, doein't even hgve to get off hit motorcycle to deliver The Independent Record when he hat the helpful services of hit dog, a tire year old Golden radar, loyei to earn her bf aiding her matter. (Photo, Norm Clark.).

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