Let Their Hair Down Yet Keep Within Bounds Says Editorial
A Montana editorial argues that temporary laxity during celebrations like Mardi Gras and centennial fairs can lead to trouble when youths drink beer. It urges mature judgment, strict enforcement of underage alcohol laws, and cautions communities not to relax barriers between youths and alcohol. It notes Butte’s improving but imperfect record.
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New Orleans
Dillon
Virginia City
Montana
Butte
Secret Laboratory Sterilizers Targeted by Pipefitters
A Southwest arsenal laboratory with 32 complex sterilizers built by American Sterilizer Co. in Erie Pa. is under discussion as a Plumbers and Pipefitters union seeks to de-pipe and rework the equipment. Similar disputes have arisen at Air Force bases and hospitals using public funds.
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U.S
American Sterilizer Co
Erie
Arsenal
Air Force
West Coast
San Diego County Hospital
California
Edmund Brown
State Industrial Relations Department
Director of Industrial Relations
Public and Private Agencies Clash in College Job Service
A clash unfolds between USES and College Placement Council over funding and placing new graduates. The piece argues for Congressional inquiry into public versus private roles in job placement, citing disputed facts and the need for national policy on college graduate employment.
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U. S. Employment Service
USES
College Placement Council, Inc
College Placement Council
Robert F. Herrick
Bethlehem, Penn
Kennedy
Does This Make Sense in the Sterilizer Union Debate
Governor’s thanks for the report underscore a settlement amid union disputes over American Sterilizer Co machines. Plumbers and pipefitters seek to undo work by rival AFL CIO unions, risking higher defense costs and delayed patient care. W. F. Lechner warns such actions raise hospital costs and living costs for millions of union families as sterilizers and equipment could be affected nationwide.
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American Sterlizer Co
International Assorttion of Machinists
Pattern Makers
Foundry
American Sterilizers Industrial Union
Afl-Cio
Erie
W. F. Lechner
American Sterilizer Co
Plumbers
Kennedy Civil Rights Drive Faces Growing Pressure
The Kennedy administration pressed a multi front civil rights push seeking to outlaw segregation in hotels theaters restaurants and stores and to desegregate schools and public facilities. Washington correspondents warn that delays risk intensified violence and potential race riots in the capital and across the country.
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Kennedy
Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
UPI
D. C
South
Strange Alliance In Empire State
An improbable political pairing draws attention as Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller and Hubert T. Delaney, a New York judge and left-leaning figure, navigate a tense alliance. Delaney, linked to reform and Communist associations, holds a pivotal commission post while Rockefeller faces propagandist scrutiny.
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Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller
Hubert T. Delaney
Delaney
Rockefeller
New York
New York City
Rockefeller-Delaney
Bill Schulz
Benjamin Davis
J. Edgar Hoovers
Judge Medinas
Louis Budentes
Harry
Sacher
Thomas O'Shea
Mortimer Reimer
Louis Budenz
Seasteene Security Subcommittee
Selcrephant Sneath
Feneath
National Lawyers Guild
Communist Party
House UnAmerican Activities Committee
Senate
Lawyers Guild
National Executive Board
Roosevelt
Steve Nelson
U. S
Strabismus Explained by Dr Mother
A mother asks about her three year old son's squint that at times shows one eye turned. Dr Mother explains strabismus as a common focusing issue in children and describes possible forms, need for ophthalmologist analysis, and treatments like glasses eye exercises or muscle surgery.
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Hely
Vigilantes Recalled After Virginia City Student Incident
A reader recalls Montana Vigilante era to contrast with current student unrest in Virginia City. The letter urges dignified college participation, condemns hooliganism, and backs community cooperation with law enforcement to handle disturbances.
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Tom Jenkin
WMCE
Dillon
ORS
Virginia City
Montana
Jack Slade
Slade
Kennedy Seal Adventures Spark McLean Pool Tale
A tongue in cheek column mocks Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy and family by describing a giant seal placed in their McLean pool. It humorously notes the animal’s antics and escapes, then pivots to an old diary excerpt about royal feasts and escape attempts, ending with a jab at modern propriety.
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United States
Robert F
Bobby
Ethel
Kennedy
Smithsonian Institution
National Zoo
Zoo
National Livestock
R.F
McLean
St the Welcon
Robert Seymour
George IV
England
Prince of Wales
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