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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1966
Page
4
The piece argues that Job Corps spends 7000 per youth yearly while taxpayers supply only 600 per child to families. It notes Peace Corps costs 3.1 million for 202 trainees and highlights unequal aid under Aid to Dependent Children, paying 800 to illegitimate mothers versus 600 to legitimate, questioning the program's aim of equality.
A Swiss liberal movement argues for ending neutrality to participate in Europe’s future, citing economic progress as a lure. Critics warn that neutrality has shaped the nation since the Middle Ages, earning world respect and keeping Swiss forces from UN conflicts while hosting diplomacy and the Red Cross.
Before the 1960 Democratic National Convention Lyndon Johnson had Texas lawmakers expand rules to permit a Senate reelection bid alongside a possible run for president or vice president. His 1960s campaigns cost an estimated $250,000 in groups. The piece notes changes to campaign finance rules, contracts with major defense firms, and a 1964 contribution linked to Lawrence Callahan and the Friends of LBJ. It cites the Federal Corrupt Practices Act limits and a law firm connection to Abe Fortas.
In Saigon the Confederation of Vietnamese Workers CVT celebrates Labour Day by marching with the American flag alongside their own. Led by Tran Quoc Buy the CVT rejects political street action, supports economic protest, and resists Viet Cong pressure. The union lacks funds, relies on international labor support, and remains a symbol of free labor ideals amid war.
Washington column notes John Lindsay’s failed bid for New York mayor. It recalls Parmenter’s Esquire praise and highlights conservative Buckley proposals on juvenile crime welfare reform police praise tax reform and water metering. The piece suggests Lindsay loses support from both parties while conservative ideas remain.
In Washington, Drew Pearson notes the Ranger Surveyor path faced SNAFUS but gains momentum after a soft lunar landing. US scientists compare Luna IX, finding it less advanced yet informative, suggesting Americans may reach the moon before 1970. California politics and education figures stir race talk.
Dear reader asks if post stroke personality shifts are normal and if age affects varicose vein surgery. Dr Motner notes personality changes can occur and patience helps as recovery advances. He says vein surgery can be considered with good overall health and a short hospital stay.
Quinn Tamm of the International Assn of Chiefs of Police warns cities must improve citizen-police relations to prevent rising tensions. He envisions a future where all officers are college graduates with humanities backgrounds and broader outlooks.
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