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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1967
Page
4
Local Butte and Anaconda officers warn that petty crimes rise with limited resources. A recent surge includes burglaries and thefts, with 14 arrests on one night shift and eight people detained, five of them youths. Citizens are urged to cooperate and report incidents to aid law enforcement.
The passage extols fishing beyond gear and counts, urging restraint on quantity, cherishing dreams, wildlife, and friendships. It emphasizes outdoor peace, memorable experiences, and the value of leisure over pure catch totals.
Joe F. Maloney argues for a Fish and Game Commission plan dividing streams into zones by fishing direction and seasons to reduce tangles, profanity, and accidents. He suggests blue downstream licenses and pink upstream licenses, allowing one limit per person, with both options possible.
President Johnson struggles to recruit top executives for key posts while also failing to retain personnel. A recent incident highlights the ongoing headache of staffing his administration amid liberal opposition and internal departures.
In a Q and A, Dr Molner explains that angina pectoris can occur with a normal electrocardiogram and that the ECG reveals only certain heart aspects. He notes oxygen shortage during stress can trigger pain without muscle damage, and that further tests or X-rays are used for full assessment. He also advertises his booklet on heart care and responds to reader questions about polio effects and prostate health.
The UN has often succeeded despite U S and Russia veto power but remains limited by their clashing interests. China’s mainland status blocks it from Security Council seat while Taiwan voices the island on that council. The author argues blame lies with both nations and urges realism about UN efficacy in Middle East crises.
President Johnson benefits from Israel pressure reducing antiwar rhetoric. war costs rise with 2,929 combat casualties in a week and Hanoi gains strength. North Vietnamese air defenses, Soviet missiles, and the DMZ loom, while South Vietnam faces economic strain, faltering pacification, and political risk as Ky and Thieu seek the presidency and Tran Van Huong enters the race, heightening fears of a military coup.
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