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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1968
Page
2
Hibbard warned graduates that U.S. mining may struggle to meet rising demand through the 1980s and beyond. He urged adoption of new technology, deeper mining, and extensive scrap recycling to reduce foreign dependence and secure mineral supplies for the future. He stressed growing needs after 2000 and called for engineers and economists to lead.
The forecast splits east and west regions with variable cloudiness. East of the divide sees scattered showers Monday into Monday night with highs in the 70s to 80s and nightly lows 45 to 55. West of the divide remains breezy with cooler tones and Monday highs in the 70s and low 60s. Monday night lows in the 40s.
The article notes Senator Kennedy or McCarthy spar over Vietnam policy and urban policy. It mentions Kennedy’s preference for rebuilding slums versus moving residents to the suburbs. Kennedy says voters will decide Tuesday who won and faces questions about a post primary coalition with McCarthy amid Humphrey’s convention bid.
State politicians including Roy Anderson and Sen Eugene Mahoney debate funding methods with tax reform. Fraser attracts votes from rivals while Lt Gov race draws heavy spending. Olsen and Miller pursue education and federal project gains as Smiley runs on Western District representation. Political tension grows ahead of about 185000 voters casting ballots.
Butte youths N Crescent and Bill Little were involved in a crash on Interstate 90 near parallel roads. Lee’s brother Bob Lee owned the wrecked car, a total loss. Lee is married with one child and on military leave. A second collision occurred about 50 yards away when Earl Steiner’s car was struck by Rosemary Dess’s vehicle from Great Falls. Steiner’s address is unlisted.
The Kiwanis YMCA Learn to Swim campaign begins Saturday June 8 with many time slots still available for beginners. Aquatics director Audrey McGeever says last year 300 children participated in the program.
Fragmentary report states State Patrolman Don Peterson leads investigation of two accidents and mentions Sheriff deputies Nelson and officers Louis Borowczyk at the scene. Details on persons Iff and Howard Lemm are incomplete.
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