NAM shifts stance as business leaders seek friendlier government ties
The Wall Street Journal notes a changed NAM attitude toward government led by Werner P. Gallander who says business has broader duties and that big government is here to stay. Heiman and other leaders urge realism on education urban renewal and pollution without embracing all spending.
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The
Wall Street Journal
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
the Journal
Werner P. Gallander
Gallander
Chamber of Commerce
Ben W. Heineman
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Heineman
Great Society
Butte’s Boys in Blue Praised by Local Writer
In a letter to the editor Ray O Neill defends Butte police traffic enforcement and officer versatility. He rebuts Billings criticisms of fines and praises patrols for handling speeders criminals and public safety tasks. He notes officers’ efficiency and the one-man unit approach.
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Joe Seal
Billings
Butte
Boys In Blue
Ray O'Neill
This is still God's land Beaverhead reader calls for prayer
A Beaverhead County reader urges farmers and stock men to seek divine help amid Montana drought conditions. The letter emphasizes faith based prayer, citing scripture from Leviticus and James and urging God’s people to act righteously to bring rain and relief.
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Montana
Beaverhead County
Israel
James
Elijah
Jesus
Egghead versus warhead in the technological race
In a Washington column, Holmes Alexander argues against disarmament fantasies tied to a Wiesner led commission. General B A Schriever warns that a technological war drives military progress, with gains from new materials and wing geometry promising extended ranges and strategic advantage.
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Washington
Commission On
Jerome Wiesner
Air Force Systems Command
B. A
Bernie) Schriever
Schriever
Space Aviation
Monstrum and the Roman sign of calamity
The Romans believed signs warned of divine punishment and called an omen monstrum from monere to warn. An ill monstrum was a dreadful sight and over time the term applied to anything unusually large or frightening in appearance.
Fishing tackle sought for Montana youths in need
D Roscoe Nickerson secretary Skyline Sportsmen's Assn. calls for repairable fishing tackle for boys and girls at the Montana Training School Boulder and Twin Bridges Children's Center. Boxes in Butte and Anaconda welcome poles lines reels hooks lures sinkers leaders and related gear to send to these youngsters.
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Jack McCarthy
Montana Training School
Boulder
Twin Bridges
Butte
Anaconda
D. Roscoe Nickerson
Skyline Sportsmen's Assn
Should Everyone Have The Right To Be Idle
A Vancouver letter argues for the virtue of purposeful idleness across generations. It asserts that individuals and parents alike waste time, suggesting society would improve if people embraced doing nothing at the proper moments. The writer envisions a clearer conscience and calmer public life.
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Schriever
U.S
Vancouver
B.C
Providence
Display Advertising Classified Ad Line
Classified line for display advertising numbers 92 8303 792 8304 references department 792 8301 for placement and contact.
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Standard-Post
Society
Business
How it began The whys of Viet Nam
Drew Pearson analyzes three events that shaped U.S. stance in Vietnam. He cites Cardinal Spellman’s 1954 meeting with Eisenhower, the Bay of Pigs disaster, and a Madison Avenue PR push for Ngo Dinh Diem by Harold Oram. The piece argues public sentiment shifted as these events unfolded.
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Washington
U.S.A
United States
Viet Nam
Cardinal Spellman
Eisenhower
Bay of Pigs
Madison Avenue
Ngo Dinh Diem
Harold Oram
New York
Vatican
Indochina
Diem
Ramparts
West Coast
Nixon
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Ike
Ho Chi Minh
Johnson
Spellman
Catholic Relief Agency
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
Florida
Khrushchev
Vienna
Berlin
Oram
American Friends of
Monsignor Hartnett
Leo Cherne
Sparkplug
International Rescue Committee
Central Intelligence
Why hair turns gray or yellowish explains causes and myths
Dear Dr. Mother answers gray hair comes from pigment decline with age, heredity, and chemistry rather than an acid condition. A yellow tint may reflect original color and pigment mix. no proven remedy exists beyond cosmetic rinses. Also notes possible heart damage from steering-wheel impact is usually temporary, and offers varicose vein booklet offer.
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Beauticians
L. J
Moonpeople receive U.S. aid amid family wedding note
The Boonville Missouri Cooper County Record reports a husband consoling his wife at their daughter's wedding with a quip about gaining a bath room. The article mentions U.S. aid tied to Moonpeople context and a Reds reference.
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Phil News
Trace
Boonville
Cooper County
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Lee Newspapers of Montana, Inc
Richard E. Morrison
Ward Fanning
Walter L. Neilson
R. Campbell, Jr
Bert Gaskill
T. K. Conway
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Frank Quinn
Peggy Verstappen
Silver Bow County
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Avel Agf
Drew Pearson
JFK
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