Legislative push for liberal arts degrees at Montana Tech
Senate Joint Resolution 8 sponsored by Sen. Neil J. Lynch and 11 others asks the Montana Board of Education to authorize liberal arts degrees at Montana College of Mineral Science and Technology. The proposal seeks degrees in physics chemistry mathematics geology geophysics humanities English history with minimal extra facilities and modest costs for faculty.
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Daniel J. Foley
Standard State Bureau
Helena
Butte
State Board of Education
Montana College of Mineral Science and Technology
Senate
Neil J. Lynch
Anaconda
Montana
Lynch
Nixon Picks Routed Cabinet Aids In Senate Push
In Washington AP dispatch, Dirksen criticizes Senate push to curb conflicts of interest as Republicans back Kennedy secretaries Volpe Stans and Mitchell for roles. Averell Harriman and other U.S. officials aim to speed four way talks in Paris on Vietnam, cease fire, troop withdrawals, and political controls. Jorden calls breakthrough a turning point as Hanoi envoy confirms progress.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
Nixon
Mittee
John H. Mitchell
Averell Harriman
U.S
Paris
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
South Vetnam
South
North Vietnam
Vietnam
William J. Jorden
Jorden
Place de la Concorde
Hanoi
Nguyen Thanh le
Senator McKeon misreads law in lottery repeal bill
Helena report notes State Senator John L. McKeon misinterpreted constitutional articles after an interview with State Bureau Reporter Jerry Holloran. The error cited Article 14 instead of Article 19, prompting a bill to repeal the wrong section. McKeon plans an amendment. Holloran declined comment.
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Standard
State Bureau
Helena
John L
Luke’’ McKeon
McKeon
Jerry Holloran
Anaconda
Holloran
United Press International
National Guard
Legislative Council
Autopsy findings in JFK slaying back Warren studi
Justice Department releases panel report affirming Warren Commission autopsy findings on John F Kennedy. The disclosure accompanies court action by Jim Garrison to obtain autopsy photos and X rays for Clay Shaw trial. Shaw faces conspiracy charges. trial set for January 21.
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JFK
Warren Studi
Washington
Justice Department
John F. Kennedy
Warren Commission
New Orleans
Jim Garrison
Louisiana
Clay L. Shaw
Shaw
Garrison
Kennedy
National
James B. Rhoads
Aristotle Onassis
Robert F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Conrad Mayor Arnot Named Montana Liquor Board Chair
Robert G. Arnot, mayor of Conrad, was elected Thursday as chairman of the Montana Liquor Control Board, succeeding Kenneth M. Newton of Glasgow, the agency announced.
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Helena
Robert G. Arnot
Conrad
Montana Liquor Control Board
State Liquor Control Agency
Arnot
Kenneth M. Newton
Glasgow
Two House bills seek aid for Montana nonpublic schools
Montana lawmakers introduced two House bills to funnel about 3 million dollars annually to private school students. The plan covers textbooks bus transportation and state funded secular instruction, aiming to prevent a collapse of Catholic and Lutheran schools and avoid higher taxpayer education costs.
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Standard State Bureau
Helena
House
Lawrence G. Stimatz
D-Butte
Stimatz
Montana
U.S. Supreme Court
Association For Nonpublic Schools
Saowmakers image shine page highlight
Page 5 highlights a need for better image presentation of Saowmakers. Page 7 reports the Wire Service Guild ending its strike against the Associated Press. Page 8 notes hospitals lifting visitor bans. Page 9 covers a new Montana drug bill progressing in the legislature.
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Wire Service Guild
Associated Press
Montana
Senators push sweeping reform of presidential elections
Senate Democratic leader Mansfield and Sen. Aiken proposed abolishing the Electoral College for direct popular election, lowering voting age to 18, limiting presidents to one six year term, and creating direct presidential primaries. Mundt backed a district method for electors. Wilderness bill also filed for Montana backcountry acreage.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
George Aiken
Vermont
Mansfield and
Aiken
Miami
Chicago
Karl Mundt
R-Sd
Butteman held negligent in traffic fatality
DEER LODGE The jury in a coroner s inquest found that Dorothy Ellen Peck died from criminal negligence by Robert G Anderson. No charges filed. Anderson 39 of 3232 Carter Butte drove a pickup that collided head on with another pickup carrying Mrs Peck on Interstate 90 about 542 miles north of Deer Lodge December 22. Mrs Peck died instantly. Jenny Peck and three Peck family members were injured and later released. Inquest began January 10 and continued to Thursday with seven witnesses questioned by Powell County Attorney Malcolm MacCalman.
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Deer Lodge
Dorothy Ellen Peck
Robert G. Anderson
Anderson
Carter
Butte
Peck
Interstate 90
Minn
Jenny Peck
Powell County
Clayton Jewell
Malcolm MacCalman
Butte Anaconda Weather Forecast Flurries Today Through Saturday
Scattered snow flurries forecast for today and Saturday with highs near 12 and lows around 14 below zero. Precipitation chances 50 percent today and 30 percent tonight. One year ago reported temperatures 26 and 14.
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Butte - Anaconda
Soviets Dock Soyuz Spacecraft for First Experimental Station
Soviets linked two Soyuz craft in Earth orbit as Soyuz 4 with one crew member docked with Soyuz 5 carrying three. They remained connected for over four hours and three astronauts transferred, then conducted a one hour spacewalk. The operation, broadcast by Soviet television, was hailed as a landmark step toward permanent orbital stations and crew rescue capabilities.
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Moscow
Earth
Vladimir A. Shatalov
Shatalov
Boris V. Volynov
Granite County rancher seeks $227381 over alleged air pollution
Albert A. Boomer and his wife Evelyn filed a federal court complaint against Cominco American Inc over emissions from the Hall Douglas Creek mine. They claim respiratory harm and damage to water rights lands livestock and land over three years ending last December. Damages include 66800 for health impairment 50000 punitive and 66581 property plus 50000 punitive.
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Albert A. Boomer
Granite County
Dominco-American, Inc
Hall
Boomer
Evelyn
Douglas Creek
Early action urged on Reichle dam project
Petitions circulating in Whitehall Three Forks Willow Creek and Townsend urge Congress and the Interior Department to act quickly on the Reichle dam project. The drives are led by Reichle-Jeffer son-Whitehall Water Users Association ahead of a February 5 dinner at the Sacajawea Hotel Three Forks. Interior official Mike Drazic notes rising industrial use of surplus water and that any unallocated supply is set aside for mineral and chemical production. The Reichle project is tied to broader rural relocation concerns.
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Three Forks
Reichle Dam
Whitehall
Willow Creek
Townsend
Reichle
White
Montana Water Development Association
Mike Drazic
Interior Dept
Drazie
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