Montana program helps tribes start over on campus
In Missoula Montana a $850000 federal state effort takes Indian families off reservations and onto the University of Montana campus for basic education. The plan includes reading writing arithmetic home economics and health for mothers, public school for older children, and nursery care. Graduation day May 17 marks the success of six families from Montana's reservations.
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Montana
University of Montana
Bitterroot Valley
Kootenai and
Kalispells
Monstana
James Hall
Hall
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Manpower Development and Training Administration
Office of Economic Opportunity
BIA
Reagan signals openness to GOP nomination after Nebraska win
California Governor Ronald Reagan said he would not refuse the Republican presidential nomination if urged by the party after winning 22 percent in Nebraska. He noted he could not foresee taking the job, stressing the party should choose its candidate. Reagan praised the showing and left room for a deadlock scenario with Rockefeller and Nixon, while acknowledging he did not campaign in Nebraska.
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Honolulu
Califor Mnia
Ronald Reagan
Nebraska
Reagan
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Czechoslovakia Eyes West Ties Under New Premier
Premier Oldrich Cernik stated liberal government aims to maintain traditional Soviet and Communist links while seeking closer cooperation with capitalist nations. He said private trade will be liberalized under loose supervision and the crown may become convertible in five to seven years once Czechoslovak goods compete on price and quality. Comecon talks in Moscow discussed Prague’s economic expectations.
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Czechoslovakia
Oldrich Cernik
Cerenik
Tradi
Soviet Union
Cernik
Profota Sik
Pervision
Sik
Moscow
Council For Muual Economic Assistance
Comecon
Justice Department urges media role in race relations
A DOJ spokesman at a Kansas City luncheon urged media to help shape race relations. Ben Holman said press and broadcast content will influence the nation and urged drafting a five year plan to make outlets more responsive to the issue.
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Kansas City
Justice Department
Kansas-Missouri
Ben Holman
GOP Plans Tighter Control For 1968 Convention
Kansas Republican NCM McDill Boyd says paid demonstrators and volunteers will be barred at the August Miami Beach convention. He reports a tightened, more secure, tightly managed session after a Washington meeting of national committee members. Recommendations head to the June 3-5 meeting in Portland for final approval.
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Miami Beach
McDill
Huck) Boyd
Republican National Committees
Kansas
Phillipsburg
Kan
Boyd
Washington
Portland
Ore
Reforms Push Professional Protection At Conventions
A report details moves to replace paid volunteers with professional protection at conventions. It notes the 1964 crowding and costs of volunteer sergeants at arms, cites bids from three crowd control groups as cheaper, and highlights ticket and delegate reforms to curb access and counterfeiting.
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Une
Boyd
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