Montana Tech Commencement Highlights Mining Challenges
Dr. Walter Hibbard of Owens Corning Fiber Glass Corp and former US Bureau of Mines warns of engineer shortages and urges deeper exploration and mining methods. Robert H. Ramsey of St Joseph Lead Co highlights growing opportunities in geological and metallurgical engineering and praises Montana Tech's staff facilities and location in a rich mining region.
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Walter Hibbard
Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Hibbard
U.S
Butte
Montana Tech
Robert H. Ramsey
New York City
St. Joseph Lead Co
Tech
Ramsey
Leaders of the Seventies face clash with rising youth
James Reston argues the 1960s old guard is fading but still influential as Nixon and Humphrey lead the American field. He warns the next generation under 30 may reshape politics, with the 1968 choices reflecting past power and risk of a wrong path.
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Washington
Johnson
United States
de Gaulle
France
Spain
Salazar
Portugal
Chiang Kai-Shek
Taiwan
Mao Tse-Tung
China
Haile Selassie
Ethispia
Ho Chi Minh
Vietnam
Canada
Humphrey
Nixon
Pompidou
America
George Meany
Daley
Chicago
Vindictive Rooneys clash with primary foe in Brooklyn race
Rep. John J. Rooney faces a Democratic primary challenge from Frederick Richmond in a district redrawn as strongly Jewish and African American. The piece describes Rooney’s abrasive tactics, Richmond fundraising push, and political theater around an arts funding dispute involving Roger Stevens and Robet Dowling.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
John J. Rooney
Brooklyn
John
Frederick Richmond
Rooney
Fred Richmond
Richmond
Commerce
Thomas G. Wyman
Roger Stevens
White House
Pancake symptoms and low blood sugar explained
A reader reports worsened symptoms after pancake and syrup breakfast. Dr explains pancakes and syrup raise insulin causing blood sugar drop and hypoglycemia risk, recommends protein with breakfast and possibly a six hour sugar tolerance test to confirm.
Taxpayers must bear costs as government trims deficits
The Florida Times Union argues that higher taxes require the government to cut expenditures and eliminate deficits to lighten the tax burden promptly.
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Florida Times Union
Johnson still active in politics
In Washington Lyndon B Johnson kept up a public role despite hints about retirement. He praised Hubert Humphrey as a great modern leader and addressed 150 labor editors, underscoring his awareness of labor’s campaign power and vowing to stay engaged in politics tomorrow.
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Frank Stanton
CBS
Julian Goodman
NBC
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Ohio
Lausche
WIXY
Joe Finan
Finan
Magnuson
Washington
Victor Riesel
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Thomas Jefferson
Labor
Statelet
Willard Wirtz
Johnson
George Meany
Hubert Horatio Humphrey
Hubert Humphrey
Jefferson
Hubert
Great Society
Lynda
Charles Robb
Ladies Garment Workers
Atlantic City
Lou Stulberg
Stulberg
Humphrey
Mr. Johnson
Afl-Cio
Bob Kennedy
Oregon
Paris
Vance
Vietnam Front
Congress
Lyndon Baines Johnson
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