Role of Nursing Homes in Helping Montana Seniors
Helena AP Governor's aging committee heard from Montana Nursing Home Association secretary Mrs. Lee and Montana Hospital Association secretary William Leary on nursing home standards and aging care. They discussed costs rates welfare aids and the need for more geriatrics in hospitals with future committee recommendations to the governor and legislature.
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J. D. Holmes
Helena
Montana
Robert Lee
Missoula
Montana Nursing Home Association
William Leary
Montana Hospital Association
Lee
Leary
Hamilton
W. A
North Dakota
Butte
Great Falls
Billings
Bozeman
Robert R. Butterin
Burr
State Welfare Department
Missoula County
State Unemployment Benefit Payments Hit Record Half Billion
Montana workers collected more than half a billion dollars from over 15 000 employers in the year ending June 30. The State Employment Service notes payroll gains across major industries led by manufacturing and construction with other sectors advancing. Yellowstone County led insured wages at 72.1 million, Cascade 71.8 million, Silver Bow 49.6 million, Missoula 39.5 million, Flathead 25.1 million, and Lewis and Clark 23.5 million.
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Helena
Montana
Tion Commission
UCC
Yellowstone County
Cascade County
Cascade
Silver Bow
Missoula
Flathead
Lewis and Clark
Billings truck driver found guilty of manslaughter
Bur ton W. McNeil, a 34 year old Billings truck driver, was found guilty of manslaughter for the Sept 24 shooting of Frank Reichert outside a Billings Heights cafe. The jury reached its verdict after 13 hours of deliberation and sentencing is scheduled for Friday at 1:30 p.m.
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Billings
UPI
Burton W. McNeil
Frank Reichert
Charles B. Sande
McNeil
Sande
Reichert
Billings Heights
MacNeil
Katherine
Ring Return Highlights Mrs Kennedy's Grief After Kennedy Death
Life magazine excerpts reveal Mrs Kennedy placed her wedding ring on John F. Kennedy's finger in Bethesda and later received it back from Kenneth O'Donnell. Theodore H. White notes her resolve to stay home at Georgetown and the Cape, and she recalls Camelot as a fleeting ideal. The account quotes her about Europe and memorials, and mentions the Camelot song.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Life Magazine
Theodore H. White
Kennedy
White House
White
Jack
Georgetown
Kennedys
Cape
John
Cape Canaveral
Cape Kennedy
Texas
Washington
Virginia
Lee
Caroline
Mrs. Kennedy
Camelot
Johnsons
National Farmers Chief challenges critics at convention
Oren Lee Staley head of the National Farmers Organization urged critics to "put up or shut up" as he defended leadership during the two day national convention. About 7 000 delegates heard him vow to slug it out with rumors while defending holding actions for fair prices and farm income stability.
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National Farmers Group
Des Moines, Iowa
National Farmers Organization
Oren Lee Staley
Bob Casper
Winter
Dale Cochran
Eagle Grove
Lawrence Walton
Clayton
Staley
Casper
Cochran
Forest Nave Jr
Lexington
Nave
Casper-Cochran
NFO
Erhard Pfingsten
Sergeant Bluff
Iowa
Moores Testimony Fails to Recall Jail Night in Barber Death
James E. Moore testifies he recalls little about the night Dewey Barber died after being removed from a jail cell Moore shared with Barber. Moore, on trial for second degree murder, says he slept after arrest for drunken driving and woke to accusations of killing.
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Great Falls
James E. Moore
Dewey Barber
Moore
Barber
Air Force
Court of Dist
R. J. Nelson
Garbage Dump Dispute Appeals in Montana Supreme Court
The Harveys appeal a Fergus County case over the Lewistown area garbage dump. Victor Hartford, Lester Hartford, and Steve Mintyala claim they had an oral exclusive use contract for the one acre site since 1961 and seek to block Harveys from interfering with operations. The case began with a district court restraining order after Justice Court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Harveys
Hartfords
Mintyala
Justice Court
Entourage of Sikkim throne postponement stalls ceremony
Royal astrologers delay the enthronement of a former New York debutante and her Buddhist husband in the Himalayan kingdom of Sikkim until Thursday, according to a Wednesday report from Calcutta.
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Calcutta
India
Fog Shroud Keeps Missoula In the Dark
Missoula endured a fifth straight sunless day with frost on the ground and temperatures never rising above 19 while humidity remained at 100 percent. Light snow or frost lay on the Snow Bowl peaks as east of the divide warmer readings appeared in the 40s to 60s and a 50-50 chance of clearing the fog was forecast for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Missoula
Garden City
Helena
Intermountain
Pacific Ocean
Congress Extends Mexican Farm Labor Plan One Year
Congress votes 53 to 36 to extend the bracero program through December 31 1964. Sen Ellender assures the program will expire after 1964 while Sen Holland and Sen Allott insist a one year extension is needed to wind up affairs as demand for 200000 Mexican workers next year is noted. A House version is sent to President Johnson for signature.
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Congress
Washington
U.S
Senate
House
Johnson
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
McCarthy
Sen
Spessard L. Holland
Dfla
Ellender
Louisiana
Holland
Gordon Allott
R-Corp
Mexico
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Dennison
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Ethiopia
Crystal Creamery
S. Main
Pinozen Pizza
Cho Boyar Dee
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