Humphrey eyes 1972 run at presidency on edge of 60
Montana Standard reports Hubert H. Humphrey, just 60, signals a possible 1972 bid. He predicts a crowded primary field with Bayh Muskie McGovern Proxmire Mills Williams shaping the contest. He has not formed a campaign staff but says money would come if he decides to run.
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Opinion: School mill levy vote to shape future education
The Montana Standard urges Butte voters to approve a three-part school levy tomorrow after it was trimmed to 1.6 million. It supports funding operation, McKinley School expansion, and a site fund to reduce dependence on Anaconda Co. and build where needed.
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America's prestige eroding as US global stance shifts
A French observer argues America's postwar dominance is waning as economic troubles, public mood, and retrenchment in Asia reshape policy. The piece notes US lag in arms sales, air transport, and trade, while the USSR gains in space and diplomacy. it foresees a future balancing role between great power and superpower status.
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Wallace eyes 1972 bid while teasing Nixon links
Alabama Governor George Wallace signals a 1972 presidential bid with hawkish, party-shifting aims. He discusses keeping the Democrats out of the White House, plans to test reactions in the North, and potential routes including the American Independent Party or Democratic primaries.
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