Montana Taxpayers Blame Miss Miller for Overcharge
Helena AP. Public Instruction Supt Harriet Miller is blamed by the Montana Taxpayers Association for a $2 million overcharge in Montana school property taxes. The association calls her foundation program funding method an off beat theory and political propaganda. Miller dismisses it as distraction from facts she presented on school financing.
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Helena
Harriet Miller
Montana
S. Keith Anderson
Montana Taxpayers Association
Miss Miller
Anderson
Germany
Miller
MTA
State Board of Education
Mansfield urges editors to be ready to answer if they were in LBJ’s place
Senator Mike Mansfield told a Helena audience of Lee Newspapers editors that only President Johnson can make final decisions on issues from poverty and modernization to Cuba Viet Nam and Europe He urged critics to offer constructive alternatives rather than simply oppose the Viet Nam policy and stressed that final choices rest with the President.
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Mansfield
Lbj
Robert E. Miller
Helena
Johnson
Cuba
Latin America
Western Europe
Africa
Cyprus
Korea
Viet Nam
I Man Nation Emerges From Ocean
New Atlantis described as the smallest country ever founded with a population of one and an area of eight square yards. Lei cester Hemingway, 59, brother of Ernest Hemingway, is listed as founder president and citizen, establishing the republic on a submerged sandbar off Jamaica in the British West Indies.
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New York
New Atlantis
Leicester Hemingway
Ernest Hemingway
Hemingway
Jamaica
British West Indies
Weather forecast for Butte Anaconda region
The forecast shows fair to partly cloudy conditions with afternoon cloudiness and thunder showers. East of Divide expected isolated storms, mainly southwest. west of Divide mostly fair then partly cloudy with some thundershowers. Temperatures rise with highs 85 to 100 and overnight lows 40 to 65.
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Butte-Anaconda
Divide
Barry Accused of Pursuing No-Win Policy
SAN FRANCISCO AP Sen Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania challenged Gov William Scranton backers saying Senator Barry Goldwater pursues a no win policy. He argued Goldwater cannot win on first ballot and urged Scranton to mount a stronger challenge.
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San Francisco
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Scott
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goldwater
Rockefeller
der Spiegel
Johnson
Scranton
Gov. Scranton
Two Young Riders Die In Montana Truck Crash
Gloria Mae Reidelbach 16 of Big Timber and Jerald C. Darling 24 of Aberdeen died when a Lowary Trucking semi left U S 10 on a curve near Butte. Cedrick Barrier 43 of Ipswich was hospitalized with serious injuries. Sixty six pigs survived from 183 being transported to Seattle.
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Gloria Mae Reidelbach
Big Timber
Jerald C. Darling
Aberdeen
S.D
Lowary Trucking Co
Harding Way
Butte
U.S
Cedrick Barrier
Ipswich
Silver Bow General Hospital
Montana
Washington
Seattle
Andy Aleksich
Miss Reidelbach
Darling
Pilot Skids Helicopter During Forest Spraying
Don New 32 from Palo Alto, flying a Hiller helicopter, skid lands in a farm field during a Malathion spray run in the Lolo and Deer Lodge National Forests. He walked away unhurt as 12 pilots participated in the aerial program amid safety and environmental concerns raised by sportsmen groups.
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California
Forest Service
Don New
Hiller
Palo Alto
Lolo National Forest
Deerlodge
Elliott Field
Rock Creek Lodge
Missoula
New
Missoula-Clinton
Harvey Rowland
Butte
Tom Farbo
South Dakota Woman among Montana Highway 20 Fatalities
A remote Montana Highway 20 crash near Jordan killed a South Dakota woman and critically injured her 19 year old daughter in Garfield County. Sheriff Vernon Fogle described a high speed run off a curve, multi impact and water rescue as rescuers freed the occupants from a jammed car. The victim remained unnamed as the Montana toll for 1964 rose to 123, a mark second only to 1961.
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Montana
Jordan
South Dakota
Garfield County
Vernon Fogle
Lee Seeks Pro-Gambling Party and Governing Nominations
Montana gambling advocate Charles R. Lee advances an Independent Development Party aimed at nominating a full slate for statewide offices. He expects a Friday Placer Hotel convention to name him for governor and seeks broader ballot reach despite clergy opposition to his tax cuts and tourism plan. He cites support from eastern Montana and a possible Billings group as key political backing.
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David C. Beeder
Helena
Montana
Charles R. Lee
Lee
Independent Development Party
Placer Hotel
Capitol
Billings
War on Poverty Step Nearer To Realization
The Senate Labor Committee approved the War on Poverty bill 13 to 2 amid White House pressure for final enactment. Sen. Barry Goldwater opposed, with committee tweaks noted as the measure awaits Congress reconvening after the Republican National Convention. The package totals $962.5 million and faces further Senate action.
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W. B. Ragsdale Jr
Washington
Johnson
Senate Labor Committee
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Pat McNamara
Dmich
Senate
Congress
Goldwater
Avalanche claims French ski champion among 14 killed
A freak summer avalanche near Chamonix swept 14 climbers to death including world ski champion Charles Bozon. The group of French instructors and trainee guides was struck at about 9000 feet on the Aiguille Verte near Mer de Glace. The disaster marks a second Alpine avalanche fatality this year.
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Geoffrey Atkins
Chamonix
France
Charles Bozon
Bozon
Aquille Verte
Mer de Glace
Ice
Wees
Argentiere
Ilis
Wallace
Bud) Werner
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Barbi Henneberger
West Germany
Saint Moritz
Switzerland
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