Memorial for Roger V Pierce Honored Montana Tech Leader
Roger V. Pierce died in his Salt Lake City home. He was a distinguished Montana Tech graduate and longtime booster who contributed time energy and funds to the college. Tech honored him with degrees and he led professional and industry groups while promoting growth and the World Museum of Mining near the campus.
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Roger V. Pierce
Salt Lake City
Butte
Montana Tech
Pierce
American Institute of Mining Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers
Tech
Montana Tech Boosters
World Museum of Mining
McCarthy Oregon win tied to education note
News analysis notes McCarthy’s remark about educated voters backing him drew swift criticism but did not harm his Oregon primary chances. The piece argues a widening gap between educated and less educated voters and cites rising college attainment from 1940 to 1966. It highlights how demographic divides shape political opinion and outcomes.
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Washington
Oregon
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
McCarthy's unorthodox appeal challenges voter norms
The piece notes McCarthy drew strong high income and educated support while Kennedy won poor and low income voters. It discusses the changing political relevance of education and affluence, the potential shift in mainstream rhetoric, and tensions between educated whites and uneducated blacks amid the era's race and class dynamics.
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McCarthy
Kennedy
Revered minister Huff bids farewell at Anaconda church
Readers praise Rev. Howard Huff after his June 9 farewell at the Methodist Church. The community notes his calling to teach all nations and says his departure leaves Anaconda a better place for Protestant Catholic Jewish and Black residents.
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Howard Huff
Methodist Church
Anaconda
Revered minister Howard Huff honored by community
The tribute recalls Rev. Howard Huff as a compassionate leader who served Anaconda for eight years. He aided ecumenical efforts, aided Job Corps youths, and promoted civic, educational, and industrial development while guiding others to a shared understanding of faith and humanity. JOHN A. DOWDALL, Anaconda confirms the praise.
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America
Anaconda
West
Anaconda Central High School
God
Howard Huff
John A. Dowdall
UN endorses nuclear ban treaty as civilian use lags
The United Nations backs a treaty to halt nuclear weapon proliferation. The push to repurpose atomic energy for peaceful ends stalls globally due to ongoing military priority, recalling Dag Hammarskjold’s era and hopes for civilian use.
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Clayton Fritchey
Washington
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
AFSCME convention signals rise of a new power in U S labor
The AFSCME 17th convention in Bal Harbour unfolds with 1,500 delegates from police, civil servants and city workers, led by Jerry Wurf, pledging to organize and strike if needed to dominate public sector labor. They project 10 million workers under their influence and highlight COPE and PEOPLE drives to boost political clout.
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Bal Harbour
Fla
Martin Luther King Jr
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
U.S
Afscme
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees
Afl-Cio
Jerry Wurf
Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Teamsters
Auto Workers
America
Washington
Memphis
Committee On
Wurf
New York City
Victor Gotbaum
Hoffa-Fitzsimmons Teamsters
Brow beating and medical advice in a letter to Dr Mother
A reader asks about clergyman pressure on an elderly osteoporosis patient and possible ways to cope. The doctor suggests refusing unsolicited visits, or arranging safe church accompaniment, and notes the need to follow medical guidance for mobility and safety. Also included are brief Q and A on protein in urine and albumin.
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University Hospital
Caesar
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D. R. Campbell, Jr
Bert Gaskill
Walter L. Nelson
Tom Williams
Silver Bow County
Mass Union of Public Workers
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Upper Michigan
Mobile
Reuther
Abe Abel
Woodbridge
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Iwao Ogawa
Russia
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