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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1972
Page
4
Opinion argues Montana should repeal the constitutional ban on gambling and let the legislature regulate forms like bingo and raffles. It cautions against casino gambling, notes Nevada warnings, and suggests studying state lotteries as revenue while urging legalizing small games.
Paris reports signs of reduced Vietnam fighting and possible resumption of negotiations. Hanoi shifts from hard line stance, Saigon hints at concessions, U S envoy Porter returns, and talks of a tripartite regime surface amid pressure from military and political changes.
Barbara McCarthy of 1367 Harrison Ave writes that Mount Moriah Cemetery needs better care with water, mowing, and maintenance. She notes grave conditions on May 27 Memorial Day and June 4 and questions perpetual care. She wonders about moving her mother to Mountain View Cemetery and asks for acknowledgment.
The newspaper announces Robert W. Jones as business manager Bert Gaskill as editor Roy Anderson as city editor Jeffrey B. Gibson as editorial page editor and confirms official status for iver Bow County and the Ci Butte publication.
Montana Congressman John Melcher leads a Food and Agricultural Task Force to expose racketeers linked to union chiefs in the Northeast. The effort aims to curb a tax on food sales, with FBI, NLRB, IRS, Agriculture Dept, and GAO cooperating amid rising prices and criminal probes of locals 464 and 174.
A reflection on the human side of politics contrasts pictured losers and defeated figures with lasting impact. It notes Duchess of Windsor, Edward Kennedy, Muskie, Humphrey, Wallace, and others, and ponders how wives cope and power shifts shape history.
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