Spending to Prosper? Deficits and the Budget Dilemma
A critical view of federal spending from 1931 to today, arguing deficits rose with inflation and debt. The piece attacks the administration’s new theory of growth through larger deficits, wasteful programs, and pork barrel spending, urging self discipline and balanced budgets. It warns that both domestic and international policies fuel fiscal strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Gome
Treasury
U. S
Idaho
Kansas
U. S. Travel Service
America
Montgomery To Speak Tonight At Sweet Grass Republican Women
Wayne Montgomery a southwest Montana rancher will speak at the Sweet Grass County Republican Women September meeting held at the Dugout. The group marks the 25th anniversary of National Republican Women and invites members and guests to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Montgomery
Montana
Sweet Grass County
John Adams
Montgomery
Western District
Los Angeles
California
Lakeview Ranch
Lima
Beaverhead County
Annelies Menge
Injured Cyclist in Tuesday Highway 19 Crash
Fergus man Ronny Michel Dimich suffered three broken ribs when his motorcycle collided with Neil Bolt's pickup on Highway 19 around 8:30 in the morning. Dimich was attempting to pass as Bolt began a left turn to the Bolt ranch. both cars traveled south. The motorcycle hit the pickup, mounted into a barrow pit. Bolt escaped injury with only minor vehicle damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronny Michel Dimich
Fergus
Neil Bolt
Highway 19
Richard Henthorn
Dimich
Bolt
Bolt Ranch
Barrow Pit
U S Sets New Highway Death Record Over Labor Day
During a long Labor Day weekend five hundred fifty traffic deaths were reported, surpassing 501 a year earlier. The toll included several multi fatal crashes in Michigan and a deadly incident near Dayton Texas. Overall accidents yielded 688 deaths including beatings and drownings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Dayton
Texas
End of Week Toll Sparks Call for Fiscal Reform
A 1868 toll falls to 151 versus 163 last year as calls grow for responsible monetary policies. Analysts warn loose financial policy could push the economy toward disaster and urge action on deficits at both international and domestic levels.
Services Held for Mrs Lydia Best in Livingston
Funeral services were held Tuesday at Garnett Chapel Livingston for Mrs Lydia L Best 70 who died Friday after a short illness Burial was in Parkview Memorial Gardens Survivors include two daughters Janice Ammon and Shirley Vennes three sons Edward Eugene and Virgil two brothers Bert and Harry Smith and one sister Maude Dennison Also listed are grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett Chapel
Livingston
Lydia L. Best
Livingston Memorial Hospital
George L. Sanders
Parkview Memorial Gardens
Esther Wick
P. E. Quesenberry
Best
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Montana
Park County
Reed Point
Janice Ammon
Cleveland
Shirley Vennes
Edward
Canton
Eugene
Fort Peck
Virgil
Helena
Bert
Harry Smith
Maude Dennison
Park Remains Open in Yellowstone as Roads Open Unless Weather Closes
Yellowstone National Park will stay open to visitors until weather conditions shut the entrance roads. Lodging will be available. fishing access remains through October 31. Saddle horses run through September 7. Boats rentable at Fishing Bridge and West Thumb through September 3. lake boat dock closes September 15. Scenic bus tours to the summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
National Park Service
Yellowstone Park
Fishing Bridge
West Thumb
Lake
Earthquake Area Attracts Thousands In 1963 Visit
Madison River Canyon draws 150000 visitors by August 1 1963 as Ranger F A Dorrell notes completion of three visitor facilities Earthquake lake boat launch Cabin Creek picnic site and Beaver Creek Loop A campsites West of Beaver Creek bridge. Water must be hauled until a water well is drilled.
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Madison River Canyon
F. A. Dorrell
Hebgen Lake District
Ranger Dorrell
Gallatin National Forest
Earthquake Lake
Cabin Creek
Beaver Creek
Forest Services
Madi
Dorrell
Madison Canyon
Beaver Creek Bridge
Miss Montana heads to Miss America Pageant in New York
Miss Montana 1963 Roberta Tarbox travels with hostess Helena Gaudina to New York City for press events tours and a voice lesson before the Miss America Pageant. Tarbox will sing La Boheme aria Mi Chiamano Mimi in talent rounds and compete for part of 10 000 in scholarships and offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
North Dakota
Roberta Tarbox
Miss Tarbox
Billings
Helena Gaudina
John L. Lester
Montana State University
Now is the Time for Conservation Work
A brief note urges immediate conservation efforts and calls for researchers to review area E 4 findings. The message emphasizes action and evaluation by readers and professionals.
Sheepherders Meet Cougars Friday
The season opener features the Sheepherders facing the Columbus Cougars Friday evening on the Big Timber field. Game time is 8 o'clock. The Cougars bring 18 lettermen from last season’s champion team, while Coach Graham has 10 veterans returning for 1963 with newcomers from the B squad showing strong enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Cougars
Big Timber
Cougars
Graham
Marvin Barber to Head Scout Drive in Montana
Marvin Barber of Citizens Bank is named by Lions club president Walter Huffman to head the Big Timber Boy Scout finance drive. The campaign starts October 1 and a report goes to Governor Tim Babcock on October 8. Chief Justice James Harrison chairs the statewide effort in 56 cities across five councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Barber
Citizens Bank
Walter Huffman
Lions Club
Big Timber Boy Scout
Tim Babcock
James Harrison
Montana
Big Timber
Absaroka
Yellowstone Valley Council
Boy Scouts of America
Flaming Arrow Scout Ranch
Carnegie Library Opens Doors with Weekday and Weekend Hours
The Carnegie Library welcomes the public Tuesday, offering hours 2:30 to 5:00 p m and 7:00 to 9:00 p m on weekdays, with Saturday afternoon access. The facility promotes free adult education, delivering books to all ages and highlighting libraries as essential knowledge centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Tom McManhan
Weldon. Lynch Ofing
Col
Intrastate Phone Call Price Cut Ordered in Montana
Montana Public Service Commission Chairman Paul T. Smith announced Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph must file a new intrastate rate schedule to take effect October 1 1963. Three minute station to station calls will fall to 75 cents or less from 9 pm to 4 30 am with residential savings up to 40 percent. Overall annual savings amount to 136000 for about 526000 calls and combine with interstate discounts to total over 310000 in yearly relief for Montana users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul T. Smith
Montana Public Service Commission Today
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Montana
Jury Fails to Place Blame in Death of Gunderson
A coroner s jury in Miles City concluded that a gunshot caused the death of Billings osteopath Dr. Theodore G Gunderson age 56 but did not assign blame. The body was found June 15 in the Tongue River near Miles City with three bullet wounds, a rope tied to a concrete abutment, and a life preserver. Detective Hiwin Ness testified Gunderson disappeared two weeks earlier and had bought the gun used. A taxi driver reported driving Gunderson the day before the body was found from a hotel. The river bridge was about 200 yards downstream where two fishermen located the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
Billings
Theodore G. Gunderson
Tongue River
Hiwin Ness
Gunderson
Ness
Kenneth Rudolph
Ray Meher
Northern Pacific
Girl Scout Council Meeting Held Here
Mrs. Harry Turner and Mrs. D C McDonald led Midland Empire Girl Scout council members in Bil lings on a Thursday afternoon at Mrs Dean Lowrys home. Jayceens with Mrs Stan Todd Mrs Art Sell and Finance Chairman Mal Goosey attended. They discussed the new year and plans for the fall fund drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Turner
D. C. McDonald
Midland Empire Girl Scout Council of
Billings
Dean Lowry
Jayceens
Stan Todd
Art Sell
Mal Goosey
Lowry
Midland Empire Council
Myratel
Herssand
Unclear Traffic Law Note on Unattended Vehicle Duty
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a duty upon striking an unattended vehicle. It mentions a driver must address or notify the owner if another vehicle is unattended, with incomplete wording and no clear case details or jurisdiction.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Steve Gene
Preuhne
Letio Gata
Perko
Getly Lenic
Ste
Séacen
Geouses
Lydia Best
Miss
Girl Scout Council
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