Food Coupon Pilot Program Seen In Silver Bow County
Washington officials watch a federal eight site food coupon pilot in Silver Bow County as 5000+ residents may qualify. The plan replaces surplus stores and boosts welfare through food stamps while stores redeem coupons for cash. Local commissioners and welfare department oversee with limited federal supervision, testing efficacy and participation.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Silver Bow
Agriculture Department
Orville L. Freeman
America
Butte
Butte Miners Union
County Welfare Department
Judd questions care quality under government financed medicine
Rep. Walter H. Judd a physician raises concerns about government financed medical care. He argues that bureaucrats would audit tests and diagnoses, requiring access to patient histories which may deter patients from sharing private details. He asks what care patients would receive when doctors and the government manage their cases.
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Walter H. Judd
R-Minn
Taylor seen as possible Kennedy policy post
Fulton Lewis Jr reports that Brigadier General Tel ford Taylor is being floated for a policy making role in the Kennedy Administration. Editorials in favorable papers signal probing public sentiment, while some Congressional leaders worry about his selection given his record as chief prosecutor at Nuremberg.
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Washington
Telford Taylor
Kennedy
Taylor
Nurenberg
Burglary case examines entry rights and warrant need
In a readers court, Jerry fights a burglary charge after a landlady, with the officer present, searches his room without a warrant claiming lease consent. The court ruled the landlady’s entry was limited and did not authorize rummaging or search by others, impacting the evidence against Jerry.
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Clancy
Jerry
Galbraith Missed Call as JFK Sailed.Humphrey Jokes Birthday Swap
Ambassador Galbraith soon after flew to Washington for talks with JFK who called while he napped but left before the envoy woke. He later received an honorary degree from the University of Toronto. A Kennedy birthday gag sparked by 6000 Democrats at the National Guard Armory notes Humphrey and Lausche trading quips about birthdays and looks.
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Taylor
James S. Martin
Communist Party
United States
Germany
Russ Nixon
United Electrical Workers Union
Nixon
Lee Pressman
Old Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Pressman
Ware
John Abt
Alger Hiss
Nathan Witt
Asbury Howard
John Marcotti
Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Union
Washington
India
J. Kenneth Galbraith
John F. Kennedy
Europe
Harvard
Galbraith
JFK
University of Toronto
Kennedy
National Guard
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Humphrey
Herb Waters
International Cooperation Administration
Cyril King
Virgin Islands
Summit Meeting Seen As Mixed Loss for West
The Kennedy Khrushchev summit yields political gains for Kennedy but exposes Western weakness. Khrushchev keeps leverage, public perception favors the Communist cause, and the West risks appearing timorous as Laos Cuba and other fronts show ongoing tensions. The author decries appeasement and warns of a dangerous precedent for future diplomacy.
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Washington
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Laos
Cuba
Russia
United Nations General Assembly
Kaiser Wilhelm
Britain
Adolf Hitler
Munich
Castro
Trujillo
Khrushchev
Dear Dr. Mother on Cancer Concerns for Teen Girls
A columnist reassures a 14-year-old girl that cancer is rare at that age and advises seeking medical evaluation for a list of symptoms. The piece stresses reasonable health vigilance, avoiding needless worry, and offers a booklet on sinus trouble with instructions to obtain it.
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K.D
Mother
Deficits a Way of Life
A columnist argues that Kennedy era deficit spending signals centralized control over the economy and daily life. He cites Harvard discussions with Professor Seymour Harris, warning that larger deficits threaten purchasing power and personal independence, aligning with New Frontier and New Deal centralism.
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Harvard University
Harris
Kennedy
US. Treasury
Washington
America
Potomac
Color vision in mammals and early US bankruptcy act
A terse note observes that only humans and some primates can see color. It states the first U.S. bankruptcy law was enacted in 1800 and repealed in 1803. It also notes the treasurer signs presidential pay checks.
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United States
The Standard Post Masthead Details
The Montana Standard lists staff roles including General Manager Richard B Morrison Ward Panning and editors Thomas Mooner and Henry Mooner with department heads for advertising, news, and circulation. It notes AP affiliation and publication in Bulle, Montana as Silver Bow County's official paper.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Supreme Court
Congress
Bridge
Harry Bridges
Junius Scales
U. S. Court of Appeals
Jack W. Hall
Civil Service Commission
Senate Government Operations Committee
Envoy
Prof. Galbraith
John J Sparkman
Alabama
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
Sparkman
Mr. Kennedy
The
Free World
Great Britain
France
West Germany
West
Messrs
Khrusnchev
Vienna
Paris
London
BY Fred Neher
Harvey
Tees Manning
U.S
SEN
Barry Goldwater
Harvard Law School
Seymour Harris
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Montana
Standard-Post
Lee Newspapers of Montana, Inc
Richard B. Morrison
Official Newspaper
Silver Bow County
Associated Press
Bulle, Mont
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