Kennedy Leaders Push Tax Cuts as Senate Easier on Aid
Senate eases ban on US aid to Yugoslavia Poland and other Communist nations by excluding surplus farm shipments from the prohibition. Kennedy proposes across the board tax cuts retroactive to Jan 1 to stimulate the economic recovery and a broader reform bill for next Congress. The president outlined five tax proposals to spur growth while warning against renewed recession risks.
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Government To Look At Smoking
Washington UPI reports President Kennedy ordered an advisory committee to study the health impact of smoking and issue recommendations. Surgeon General Luther Terry announced a comprehensive review of all available data, noting White House awareness and prior PHS-supported research on tobacco and cancer and heart disease.
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Babcock Proposes Using Galen Facilities for Retarded Children
Governor Tim Babcock plans to ask the Montana State Boards to approve using Galen State Hospital facilities to care for retarded children. A pilot program would involve 100 children, with 50 educable youths moved from Warm Springs and 50 older, unemployable youths moved from Boulder to Galen. The goal is to provide schooling, training, and better care amid facility shortages and a waiting list.
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Butte Man Survives Narrow Wreck After Dozing at Wheel
Richard Allen Blakely, 79, was trapped in his pickup for about 15 minutes after veering off IS 15 US 91 near Nissler Junction. His truck cleared cement posts and railing before two passersby freed him. he walked away with only scratches and checked at Silver Bow General Hospital.
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Hearing Set on Injunction Against Rocky Mountain Phosphates
Government seeks to curb damage to a government manganese stockpile from emissions at Rocky Mountain Phosphates Inc. A June 25 hearing in Butte will feature witnesses from Washington. The firm, moving from Butte to a new Garison plant costing 300000 dollars, broke ground recently.
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Three New Area Airports Recommended
FAA chief Halaby told Congress the nation needs 1.3 billion dollars for new or improved airports over five years. The agency proposes 250 new or modernized air ports to ease congestion in 59 major metro areas and 514 new airports nationwide with 2,613 existing airport improvements. Proposed locations include Montana towns Anaconda Boulder Broadus Laurel Libby Lincoln Philipsburg Richey and West Yellowstone.
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Corette Sees Upturn for Butte in 1962
John E. Corette of Montana Power told the Butte Rotary Club that Butte’s economy shows a turning point with rising Montana population since 1961 and growing customer figures. He forecast a prosperous 1962 for Montana, with more employment, higher livestock prices, and stronger construction permits.
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Vote Canvass Scheduled Today in Silver Bow County
A formal canvass of the Silver Bow County primary election is set for today at 10 a.m. in the courthouse under Clerk and Recorder William T. Duckham. Justice of the Peace Evan Thibodeau and County Commissioner Elizabeth Gerry will participate, with Gerry holding a narrow two vote lead over Joe Kissock in the county commissioner race.
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Kennedy Faces Heated Ideological Clash At Massachusetts Convention
Ted Kennedy campaigns in Springfield as he and Edward J. McCormack Jr. clash over alleged Washington pressure to win the Democratic endorsement for U.S. senator. A roll call of 1,700 delegates is set for Friday night to decide the endorsement with Kennedy denying the charges and addressing voting absences and delegation issues.
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Optometry convention speaker to address Montana group at Finlen Hotel
Merrill J. Allen of Indiana University will address the Montana State Optometrists convention at the Finlen Hotel for the weekend event. State president is Dr. William Tooke of Deer Lodge with Dr. Melvin Rogstad of Baker as president elect and Dr. James C. Sullivan of Butte as convention chairman. Allen belongs to the American Academy of Optometry American Optometric Association Association for Research in Ophthalmology Sigma Xi and the American Association of University Professors.
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St James Nun Mary Eudocia Kramer Dies at St James
Sister Mary Eudocia Kramer retired kitchen superintendent at St James Hospital died Thursday afternoon. A member of the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth for 54 years she led the hospital kitchen for a decade before retiring two years ago. Native of Nebraska City Neb funeral set for Saturday 10 at St James Hospital with requiem mass at St Patrick Church. Interment in Sisters Plot St Patrick Cemetery. Burial area is Sisters of Charity in charge. Survivors include sister Sister Mary Germaine and brother Joseph in California.
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St. James Hospital
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Sisters For Charity of Leavenworth
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Weather Outlook for Butte West of Divide
Partly cloudy and warmer today with a high near 63 and a low around 35 east of Divide. Friday brings partly cloudy skies and warmer conditions with afternoon and evening thundershowers over western mountains. Saturday turns to increasing clouds with scattered showers and thunder showers spreading from west to east, cooler in the west.
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