Washington News By Congressman Orvin B Filare
Congressman Orvin B Filare reports from the 84th congress session on Montana issues. He notes sugar policy aims and a bill H R 5475 to balance domestic and foreign production, with 8 350 000 tons thresholds and 188 000 tons relief proposed. He mentions June 22 hearings and a GOP victory in Washington on June 7.
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Orvin B. Filare
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Montana
Fish and Game Dept reorganizes to boost field operations
The Montana fish and game department will shift responsibility to regional field areas while maintaining team coordination with Helena. Officials say this move will improve efficiency and accountability and enable faster results from capable field personnel.
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BIG Timber Pioneer
BIG Timber
Montana
Helena
O’claire
Montana Lawmaker Talks on Banks and Flag Day
A Montana representative highlights voting 84 percent with Republicans on 19 party unity roll calls this session while backing pro gram aims. He supports a bill subjecting bank holding companies to same regulation as banks and separation of banking from other business. He recalls Flag Day events at Fort McNair and notes Col Huidekoper’s pamphlet writings added to the Congressional Record.
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Uranium Producers organize to promote prospecting in Montana
Helena forms Montana Uranium Producers association to assist prospectors and developers of uranium and other radioactive minerals. Directors include T. V. Leonard John R. Marchi John T. Vance S K Cheadle and Paul Dawson. The group seeks to advise on development and seek purchasing stations in the state. The AEC purchases ores through stations.
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Uranium Producers Association
T. V. Leonard
John R. Marchi
John T. Vance
S. K. Cheadle
Paul Dawson
Billings
Cheadle
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Atomic Energy Commission
Keep Garden Soil Fertile in Montana Gardens
Guide to maintaining soil fertility through organic matter like compost and peat moss, and using fertilizers such as 6-12-4 or 6-20-0. Recommends composting kitchen waste, applying manure with phosphate fertilizer, and placing granular fertilizer 2 to 3 inches from seed rows for best results.
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Montana
Fish and Game District Three Organized Under Decentralization
Fish and Game Director A A O Claire announces a district three reorganization for the Bozeman region. It names Gene Sherman as game warden supervisor Joe Townsend district game biologist and Boyd Opheim district fisheries biologist to oversee to manage and enforce policies across Park Gallatin Broadwater Jefferson Silver Bow Madison Beaverhead and Sweet Grass counties with Bozeman as headquarters.
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Opheim
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O’claire
Distances Marked by Hours on Muleback in Algeria
In wild Algerian regions, road signs use travel time by mule to indicate distances rather than miles. The signs reflect rugged terrain and travel pace, guiding travelers through remote areas where motorized routes are scarce. Wildlife corridors and nomadic routes influence sign placement.
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