Election Surprises in Silver Bow County Voters Turnout Surges
The article notes a 79.62 percent turnout in Silver Bow County, surpassing 1948 levels, driven by many candidates. Sheriff Kenneth Cunningham's win surprised many, while State Sen. Eugene Mahoney underperformed. Helena rival Thomas Judge showed strong lieutenant governor support. Arnold Olsen edged Harriet Miller in a tight race. Several Democratic incumbents held seats, with two county offices flipping at the clerk of court and auditor.
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Silver Bow County
Ken Cunningham
Eugene Mahoney
Butte
Montana
Thomas Judge
Helena
Arnold Olsen
Harriet Miller
Olsen
Critics say Congressional Record omits verbatim debate
The Wall Street Journal notes Congress shows an extended Remarks section and labels it as the Record extends. Critics argue the main body remains crammed with speeches and press material, undermining a true verbatim report of Senate and House proceedings.
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Wall Street Journal
Congress
Congressional Record
Senate
House
Carl Hayden
Hayden
Carl Albert
Medical Q A on moles allergies and circumcision
Reader questions about mole changes and skin cancer risk prompt guidance to have moles checked if size or appearance changes. Allergy relief via avoidance and antihistamines is suggested. A discussion notes circumcision is not routinely required and stresses consulting a doctor for individual cases.
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Mother
How it happened insurance claims spark odd explanations
A Willowdale Ontario clipping cites unusual accident excuses from insurers. Explanations include a cow wandering into a vehicle, a horn that failed because it was stolen, and a man admitting fault after being knocked over.
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Ontario Safety League
Willowdale
Ont
Discrimination in crime bill debate divides lawmakers
The Crime Control Act debate draws rifts across parties as confessions, wiretapping, and rights spark fierce opposition. Senate sponsors argue federal grants and order, while critics warn of constitutional violations and a two tier justice system favoring the informed.
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Senate
Supreme Court
John L. McClellan
D. Ark
U.S. Supreme Court
Clifford Case
R. N.J
Edward Long
D. Mo
American Bar Assn
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Prof
Blakey
Vietnam
Sen. McClellan
Edward Brooke
R. Mass
Local newspaper staff credits and masthead
D. R. Campbell Jr publisher Bert Gaskill executive editor Walter L Nelson editorial page editor Tom Williams business manager listed in the newspaper masthead.
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D. R. Campbell, Jr
Bert Gaskill
Walter L. Nelson
Tom Williams
Terror gangs active in Puerto Rico
A San Juan column warns that Maoist and Castroite groups, including Operation Extermination, are targeting Puerto Rico with arson and bombings to deter investment. It notes recent fires, bombings at hotels, and a push by new socialist and pro independence factions seeking to disrupt the gubernatorial campaign and deter capital.
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Puerto Rico
San Juan
U.S
Cuba
Commonwealth
Colegio de la Madre Cabrina
Mainland
Fidel Castro
International Union of Students
Prague
Socialist Workers Party
U.S. Ramey Air Force Base
Juan Antonio Corretger
Seitems
Puerto Rican Socialist League
Ultra Independence Movement
Moscow A
Progressive Labor Party
Corretger
Tri- Continental Congress
T’affaire France
Old San Juan
Gold Coast
Polls shape 1968 nomination race and voter fate
Polls loom large as candidates court delegates after the primaries. Nixon and Humphrey face pressure from Rockefeller forecasts, televised appeals, and war peace talks that could shift support. Analysts say Gallup and Harris polls may decide both conventions and VP picks.
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Vietnam
Paris
Humphrey
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