Vietnam talks bogged by vague language and politics
Washington debates how to withdraw from Vietnam amid conflicting aims. Clark Clifford proposes a precise timetable ending all U S military activity by December 31, 1971 with terms on prisoners and no reprisals. White House resists, Kennedy hints strategy links to 1972 election, and Nixon guards South Vietnamese stability.
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Nostalgia and the 50s rise in post sixties mood
In Washington and Chicago readers glimpse a renewed interest in the 1950s as a respite from 1960s upheaval. The piece notes Howdy Doody and Hopalong Cassidy revivals, 50s music and culture, and growing nostalgia as a business. It contrasts this with displaced youths and global migration pressures, suggesting not all seek a return to normalcy.
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Ex-official Lee White registers as lobbyist for gas firm
Lee C. White former head of the Federal Power Commission registered as a lobbyist for American Natural Gas Company and its subsidiaries. He filed May lobbying papers to back an amendment to the Public Utilities Holding Company Act authorizing the SEC to allow housing for low and moderate income people.
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House of Representatives
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Anacondans urged drug education program and youth outreach
A teen writer calls Anaconda leaders to adopt a community drug education plan. Proposals include library displays, accessible books, school programs, volunteer discussions by professionals, and student peer teaching supervised by narcotics wards.
Montana urged to align with federal highway billboards
The Standard backs Montana complying with the federal highway beautification act. Volpe warned Montana risked losing 10 percent of highway funds without stricter billboard controls. The proposed law tightens sign placement rules, requires compensation to sign operators, and could affect about 17 000 billboards with a costly price tag.
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Hysham
4 C program aids working mothers in Montana pilot
Butte and Helena will benefit from a government funded Montana 4 C pilot program with $125000 for 13 months. The plan coordinates child care services to avoid duplication and expands available facilities, starting with studies and assessment before action.
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