Butte Adopts Driver Education Revival In Schools
Butte schools plan a new accredited driver education program in the high school beginning this fall, funded by state driver license fees and a traffic fines surtax. The course will include classroom and behind the wheel instruction by a qualified teacher, with curriculum fitting committee guidelines and parental encouragement urged to boost attendance.
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Montana
Butte
Rotary Club
Board of Trustees
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Butte School Board
Montana Standard masthead and staff credit line
Official newspaper of Silver Bow County and Butte published seven mornings a week. Credits list Richard E. Morrison as Publisher and staff including Ward Fanning Walter Nelson Campbell Jr Advertising Director T. K. Conway and others. Local editors and managers named.
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Standard Post
Lee Newspapers of Montana, Inc
Richard E. Morrison
Ward Fanning
Walter L. Nelson
Campbell, Jr
T. K. Conway
Joseph Brooke
John Calcaterra
Bert Gaskill
Frank Quinn
Pegny Verstappen
Silver Bow County
Butte
Readers Speak Letter Opposes Anaconda DST Election
Ivy M. Harris of Anaconda writes that the city voters rejected Daylight Saving Time yet the summer hours were set to begin June 2, via a paper notice. She denounces what she calls a democratic farce and warns of voter power erosion and wasted taxpayer money.
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Anaconda
Anaconda Co
Ivy M. Harris
Letter cheers Telephone Chorus in Butte for community entertainment
An open letter scolds locals missing the Telephone Company Chorus at Girls Central. The writer praises the two hour performance as excellent and notes the hall was nearly full yet space remained, urging more live entertainment and appreciation for organizers in Butte.
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Girls Central
Butte
J. C
Johnson’s White House finesse drives swift congressional passing
Washington report credits Lyndon B. Johnson with a rapid, high level legislative push in the 89th Congress. It notes many bills clear committee, win full votes and reach the President for signature. It highlights Johnson’s fundings for dinners to win support and his rapport with leaders like Mansfield and McCormack. It also covers Korea backing, Park’s White House visit, and Park’s close election victory in 1963.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
LBJ
Kennedy
Senate
House
White House
Franklin Roosevelt
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lyndon
Sen
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
John McCormack
D-Mass
Jack Brooks
Texas
Warren Magnuson
Seattle
U. S. Navy
Calvin Coolidge
Roosevelt
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
Saigon
Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
South Korea
State Department
Park
India
Shastri
Pakistan
Ayub Khan
Seoul
Johnson Doctrine Faces Thimble Sized Latin American Share
The piece argues the United States should press Latin American nations to contribute to peacekeeping in Santo Domingo under the Johnson Doctrine. It cites Brazil Nicaragua Honduras and Costa Rica, detailing aid given and personnel sent, and calls for stronger diplomatic and legislative action to ensure Latin American participation.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Tsk
Santo Domingo
Organization of American States
Brazil
Department of Defense
United States
Johnson
Humberto Castelo Branco
Goulart
Nicaragua
Honduras
Costa Rica
OAS
Latin America
U. S
Defense Department
State Department
Smathers
Foreign Relations Committee
Soft-Hearted Judges Blamed for Washington Crime Rise
Senator Byrd charges that lenient federal judges in the District of Columbia hinder police and drive crime to record highs. FBI data show a 137 percent jump since the Mallory ruling, with police clearance rates dropping from over 50 percent to 38 percent.
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Washington
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Senate Appropriations
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Andrew Mallory
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mallory
D. C
John E. Layton
Miriam Ottenberg
The
Washington Star
D.C
Miss Ottenberg
Ross Bass
Tennessee Democrat
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
John McMillian
House District of Columbia Committee
Vitamins in the B complex and common questions
Dr. Molner explains the B complex vitamins, their sources, and storage. He notes foods rich in thiamine riboflavin niacin B6 biotin and B12, warns they are water soluble and easily lost during cooking, and urges daily inclusion of varied B rich foods.
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R. J
Dr. Molner
Regulators Gather Over CATV System Controls Debate
Congress and the FCC clash over how to regulate community antenna television CATV systems amid long standing jurisdiction fights. The Harris bill seeks FCC power over microwave and cable CATV with critics warning on impact to broadcasters and public reception.
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Washington
Congress
Federal Communications Commission
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
FCC
NCTA
Frederick W. Ford
NAB
Vincent T. Wasilewski
Wasilewski
Keelhaul Meaning Explained As Punishment Tone Downgraded
The term to keelhaul originated as a brutal maritime punishment in the British and Dutch navies. Sailors were bound to a yardarm with weights on their feet and dragged under a ship, risking drowning or fatal wounds. Today it is used figuratively for a severe reprimand.
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Butte Daily Post
Standard-Post
Werouy
Georgia
Korea
Olympus
Interlandi
Europe
By Holmes Alexander
Defense
McNamara
Fulton Lewis, JR
Dr. Mother
Fem
Congressional Quarterly
William Penfield
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