Congress Presses Treasury on Minting Cartwheels in Montana
Montana lawmakers from both parties criticized the Treasury on a delay in minting 45 million silver dollars authorized by Congress. Senators Metcalf and Mansfield urged honoring commitments, while Rep Battin warned a rescission would be a breach of faith and implicate political tactics. Representative Olsen was unavailable for comment.
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Washington
Montana
Treasury Department
Congress
Treasury
Desi Gome
Federal Reserve
Mansfield
West
James F. Battin
Mont
Sen. Cannon
Nevada
Arnold Olsen
D-Mont
Trio of officials to reshuffle county treasurer post
Emmett Jones will assume duty as Silver Bow County treasurer on February 1, filling the remainder of Klemo's term which ends in March 1967. Jack Picard remains chief deputy and has served as treasurer in the past, and Jack C. Klemo has resigned. Picard's earlier terms spanned from 1954 to 1959.
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Silver Bow County
Emmett Jones
Jack Picard
Jack C
Klemo
Picard
Robert Maguire
National Guardsmen Break Up Mob Heading for Canal Zone
National Guardsmen used tear gas grenades to disperse about 40 demonstrators near the Legislative Palace in Panama City on the first anniversary of clashes over U.S. involvement. About 1,500 marchers, including students and labor groups, had earlier marched to the National Cemetery to honor Ascanio Arosemena, the first student killed in the 1964 riots.
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Luis Noli
Panama
Panama Canal Zone
U. S
Labor Organization
Legislative Palace
National
National Cemetery
Ascanio Arosemena
AMA Unveils Medicare Plan Far Better Than Johnson’s
The American Medical Association proposed a private insurance based senior care program using Kerr Mills machinery with state and federal funds. People over 65 would buy policies from insurers covering medical, surgical and hospital care with costs split by income. The plan would differ from Johnson’s Social Security linked proposal, which AMA said would under deliver.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
AMA
Johnson
Donovan F. Ward
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
S. J. Perry 78 Plumbing Shop Owner Dies in Butte
Stuart J. Perry of 2215 Harvard dies Saturday in a local hospital. A 1916 onward Butte resident born September 22, 1886 in Appleton Wisconsin he belonged to BPOE 240 and helped establish the Soroptimist Children's Receiving Home.
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Stuart J. Perry
Harvard
Butte
Appleton
Wis
Perry
BPOE
Dock Strike Looms as Union Rebuffs Pact
Asst. Secretary James R Reynolds warned a dock strike could begin at 12:01 a.m. Monday as longshoremen and union leaders failed to bridge gaps over a pact. AFL-CIO safety concerns and possible congressional intervention were voiced while New York locals rejected the settlement, threatening 60 000 to 70 000 workers on Atlantic and Gulf coast piers.
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New York
James R Reynolds
Reynolds
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Johnson
Thomas W. Gleason
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
Maine
Texas
Gulf
Gleason
New York Pier
Khanh Emerges as Viet Nam Strongman After Diplomatic Win
In Saigon Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh sealed a communique with Chief of State Phan Khae Suu and Premier Tran Van Huong asserting civilian control and releasing political prisoners. The move satisfied some US aims but left untackled the dissolution of the High National Council and future military restraint.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
United States
Khanh
Phan Khae Suu
Tran van Huong
High National Council
Aoted
Air Reserve Merger Backed by Staff, Pending McNamara Decision
The Air Force staff recommends merging all Air Reserve squadrons into the Air National Guard to form a single streamlined backup force of about 112,000. The plan, sent to Secretary Eugene M. Zuckert and awaiting McNamara’s announcement next week, is expected to win approval. The move challenges former views of the Air Reserve Guard’s role.
Behind-the-Scenes Senate Power Struggle in Montana
A behind the scenes fight shapes leadership in the Montana Senate during the first week of the 39th Legislative Assembly. Senators Manning and James vie for chairmanships in key committees, with the nine member reapportionment group central to the struggle and committee on committees deadlocked.
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Montana
Senate
Thomas E. Mooney
Standard Post State Bureau
Helena
39Th
Legislative Assembly
Threeman Committee On Committees
Dave N. Manning
D-Treasure
House
David F. James
Dliberty
Committee On Committees
John D. Melcher
D-Rosebud
Gordon McGowan
D-Chouteau
Ward H. Beley
Wheatland
Melcher
Forsyth
Manning
James
39Th Assembly
Lady Birds Inaugural Gown Designed Along Classic Lines
New York AP reports a ball gown designed for Mrs Lyndon B Johnson to wear at inauguration was boxed in tissue and sent to the White House. Designer John Moore discussed the gown after previewing his collection amid praise for a timely completion and noted Johnson may wear jewelry with a possibly blue or yellow dress.
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New York
Smithsonian Institution
White House
John Moore
Lyndon B. Johnson
Moore
Angier Biddle Duke
Mrs. Johnson
Mollie Parnis
Miss Parnis
MSU President Seeks Salary Parity With Rocky Mountain Colleges
Montana State University President Robert Johns told a Missoula legislative delegation that faculty pay lags behind comparable Rocky Mountain colleges and urged raises to bring MSU salaries to competitive levels. Also spoke were MSU executives Robert Pantzer and Alfred J. Dubbe as committees reviewed university funding.
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UPI
Montana State University
Robert Johns
Johns
MSU
Rocky Mountain Area
Montana
House
Senate
Robert Pantzer
Alfred J. Dubbe
Helena
University of Montana
Pantzer
Weather Outlook For Butte Anaconda Region
Fire weather brief notes variable clouds across Butte Anaconda area from Sunday through Monday. Temperatures fluctuate little with highs Sunday ranging from 10 below to 10 above in extreme north and east to 2 to 40 in southwest. Lows Sunday night from near zero to 15 below extreme north and near zero to 15 above south portion. Snow possible in extreme north, mostly Sunday and Sunday night. Maximums cover 12 hours, minimums 18 hours, precipitation 24 hours, ending Saturday p.m.
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