Commencement Address Emphasizes Equality of Opportunity
Principal Mr. Collins delivers a commencement speech in Sweet Grass County stressing equal opportunity in public education, personal responsibility, and individualism. He warns against following the crowd, notes the school’s quality, and offers enduring maxims for graduates as they enter adulthood.
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America
March of Human Progress
Mr. Collins
Sweet Grass County
London
Moscow
Tokyo
Billings
Butte
Minneapolis
Frontier
George
SGHS
Yellowstone Float Seeks Historic Lewis and Clark Route
The Big Timber Jaycees build 30 foot cottonwood canoes for a public float led by William Clark Adreon with over a thousand riders from sixteen states. The event, sponsored by Jaycees and mayors, promotes the Lewis and Clark Trail Commission plan to locate and mark the full route. life preservers required for all in boats and under 12s must wear them.
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Yellowstone
Jaycees
William Clark Adreon
Federal
Lewis and Clark Trail Commission
Massachusetts
Oregon
Montana
Planning Board Studies Interstate 90 Route in Big Timber Vicinity
The Planning Board has tasked the Montana Highway Department to survey potential routes for Interstate 90 near Big Timber to assess natural obstructions elevations and excavation needs. The board also reviews access roads to align with city routes and existing highways 191 and 298 while considering subdivision planning zoning utilities and public recreation in future actions.
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Planning Board
Big Timber
Montana Highway Department
Hospital notes record May admissions and releases
Albert Osen admitted May 18 for medical care and released May 22. Wilburn Smith of Bill Donald ranch admitted May 19 for treatment of a cut hand. Norris Gallentine of McLeod admitted May 19 for medical care. Peder K Pederson admitted May 19 from Billings hospital for recuperative care. Mrs Alfred Anderson of Springdale admitted May 21 for medical care. Pete Harmis admitted May 23 for broken ankle. Simon Norman admitted May 25 for medical care.
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Albert Osen
Wilburn Smith
Bill Donald Ranch
Norris Gallentine
McLeod
Peder K. Pederson
Billings Hospital
Alfred Anderson
Springdale
Pete Harmis
Simon Norman
Senate panel eyed higher forest road funding in Montana
Senator Metcalf urges raising authoriz ation from 33 million to 60 million while Montana senators push more forest development roads and trails. They warn that current funding jeopardizes timber industries and cite 63 million dollars in applications from states for 7 million authorized for public land highways.
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Metcalf
Montana
Administration drafts $14 million fund plan
A fragmented note describes doubling the fund to 14 million dollars and authorizing 4 million per year in fiscal 1968 for public land development roads and trails under the Bureau of Land Management, replacing a 2 million annual figure.
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q-Dhey
Bureau, of
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Dale
R & R Locker Plant
Punk
Andy
the van Drive-in Theatre
Edward G. Robinson
Young Fury
Rory Calhoun
Virginia Mayo
Lon Chaney
Spencer Tracy
Milton ‘Berle
Sid Caesar
Stan Kramer
Harlow
Carroll Baker
Peter Lawford
Legion Hall
Claire Simmons
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