Montana University System Accepts Top Half Nonresidents
Montana's six unit university system will admit out of state students who rank in the top half of their high school class. Regents say space exists in Missoula Bozeman Billings Dillon Havre and Butte with requirements of upper half class rank and passing grades for transfers. Nonresident fees were raised to 112.50 per quarter, and the system serves 13 324 students of which about 2 107 are from outside Montana.
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University of Illinois
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Butte
Board of Regents
Plaintiff opens testimony in Eddy's Motel case
Plaintiffs seek damages over 35000 including exemplary damages alleging a construction firm damaged a sanitary sewer line while laying a water line from Anaconda to Butte on April 26 1963 at Eddy's Motel Front and Montana. Attorneys are David L. Holland for plaintiffs and Lewis F. Rotering Rex F. Henningsen for defendant. Jurors named Josephine Benz Jeanne Bjorkman William Cleary Anna Gubane Lily Hoffman Patricia Patterson Mary Pearce Frances Pierce June Schlichenmayer Geraldine Schonsberg Anna Snow Julia Winston.
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Front
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Anaconda
Butte
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Lewis F. Rotering
Rex F. Henningsen
Josephine Benz
Jeanne Bjorkman
William Cleary
Anna Gubane
Lily Hoffman
Patricia Patterson
Mary Pearce
Frances Pierce
June Schlichenmayer
Geraldine Schonsberg
Anna Snow
Julia Winston
MSU Graduates 8 From Powell
Eight Powell County students earned Montana State University degrees in Deer Lodge. Recipients and fields include James Crichton pre medical sciences, Robert Daniels physics with honor, Charles Larson health and physical education, Marilyn Mowatt health and physical education with high honor, Frank Shaw economics, Edward Hollenback business administration, W. T. Beaumont mathematics, and Mrs. W. Beaumont. Mrs. Mowatt received the Alpha Lambda Delta scholarship for 3.5 GPA.
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Frank Shaw
Edward J. Hollenback
Catherine Hollenback
Gold Creek
Miss Mowatt
Alpha Lambda Delta
Teens ordered to copy Ten Commandments 2000 times each
Two teenagers in Hammond Indiana, Joseph Montano and Robert Lee Burns, were ordered by Judge Frank A. Stodola to copy the Ten Commandments 2000 times each after a Sunday street fracas. The report notes a Berkely Pit top layer described as worthless reddish-brown material averaging 250 feet thick.
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Berkeley
Honors Posted At School In Deer Lodge
In Deer Lodge 14 eighth grade students earned A honor roll for the fourth quarter. Seventh graders Adrian Anderson and others made B honor. Eighth graders Debra Ingeberg and Nancy McCrossin received most improved and multiple year awards. Citizenship honors went to several students, with Nancy McCrossin and Donna Morgan noted for highest citizenship. Margaret Striebel and Debrah Simensen tied for second in the Montana Pioneer Memorial essay contest.
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Donna Morgan
James Wells
Connie E]shire
Ronald Dodge
Leslie Hansen
Donald Wallace
Debra Ingeberg
Linda Thompson
Kenneth Stone
Myrna Larsen
Daniel Job
Margaret Striebel
Nancy McCrossin
Robert Jovick
Teddy Hagema
Lynn Muehlhauser
Bonnie Kratzer
Donna
Dillon Jayceens Sponsor Summer Day Camp
The Dillon Jayceens sponsor a free summer day camp for children aged 6 to 10 at the Student Union. Activities include creative arts, storytelling, and games, running June 20 through August 15 with July 4 excluded. Registration opens 9:00 a.m. Saturday June 20 at the Student Union.
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Dillon Jayceens
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Demos Elect In Beaverhead
Local delegates in Beaverhead district choose Mrs. Paul to succeed Henry Harshner of Lima as vice chair and to support Watters after a party election structure.
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Paul
Henry Harshner
Lima
Beaverhead GOP Elects Officers in County Meeting
Mrs. Alta Pilon was elected chairman of the Beaverhead County Republican Central Committee at the party gathering in Dillon with about 50 attendees. She succeeds Elmer Sel.
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Christine Keeler
Profumo
London
Babcock Presses Small Mountain Dams for Missouri Flood Control
Gov. Tim Babcock told a Billings conference that Montana flood events show small mountain dams like Yellowtail Libby Kerr and Hungry Horse can control floods with less displacement than large federal dams. He urged a long term water resource plan and warned against wasteful projects funded by taxpayers. Delegates from ten states gathered for the Missouri Basin session amid flood damage briefings and tours of Yellowtail Dam.
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Kerr
Hungry Horse
Dillon Kiwanis To Plant Trees
Dillon Kiwanis plans a Wednesday tree planting and invites churches not yet contacted to secure information by calling Hawkins at 683-2211.
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Dillon
Dillon Kiwanis
Hawkins
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