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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1968

Page

10

Bozeman Girl Elected Rainbow Grand Worthy Associate Adviser

Lori Brockway of Bozeman has been elected grand worthy associate adviser of the Montana Order of Rainbow for Girls. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs R L Brockway and was chosen in Great Falls at the State Grand Assembly. The Grand Assembly will meet next year in Bozeman.

Bozeman Montana Order of Rainbow Lori Brockway R. L. Brockway Great Falls State Grand Assembly

Rockefeller drives bid for GOP nomination at Tulsa conference

In Tulsa governors meet for a policy conference with heavy security following Kennedy’s assassination. Rockefeller aims to win support from 20 attending governors while Reagan denies candidacy but faces a possible push for him as VP. Secret Service and state troopers man security perimeters at the Camelot Inn.

Belman Morin Tulsa Okla Nelson A. Rockefeller Rockefeller Robert F. Kennedy Secret Service Camelot Inn Gov Ronald Reagan California New Orleans Reagan

President Johnson flies home to LBJ ranch for rest

President Johnson flew from Andrews to Bergstrom and then to the LBJ ranch on the Pedernales River for rest after the Kennedy assassination period. Mrs. Johnson joined Wednesday. Luci Nugent and their year-old grandson Lyn accompanied the President from Washington. Lynda stayed in Washington. details on her plans were unclear.

Douglas B. Cornell Austin Tex Johnson Texas Sen Robert F. Kennedy Andrews Air Force Base Washington Bergstrom Air Force Base LBJ Here Pedernales Luci Nugent Lyn Luci Lynda Johnsons

Youth urged to shape future by Montana Democrats

A panel of Montana students urged the Montana Democratic Women's Club to give youth a larger voice in shaping policy and schooling. They pressed for educational reform, more individualism, lower voting age, and leadership that counters conformity.

Montana Helena Montana Democratic Women’s Club Bill Leaphart University of Montana Leaphart Harriet Miller Miss Miller VFW VISTA Peace Corps Missoula Barbara Wix Rocky Mountain College Kent Crebo Carroll College Patricia Haffey Helena Central High School America

Milk sales show rise in nonfat and low fat varieties

The National Dairy Council reports national sales of fluid whole milk declined last year while fluid nonfat and low fat milk reached a record 39.2 pints per capita.

National Dairy Council

Memorials Recorded For Silver Bow Cancer Unit

Memorials made to the Silver Bow County Unit of the American Cancer Society in May listed donors as Mrs Ada Burke Merle Wakefield Hilda Prins Marion Schultz Fred Annala Lee Stoddard Otto Reich Margaret Curran Alma Berryman and Marie Wathen Hermonson.

Silver Bow County American Cancer Society Ada Burke Merle Wakefield Hilda Prins Marion Schultz Fred Annala Lee Stoddard Otto Reich Margaret Curran Alma Berryman Marie Wathen Hermonson

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