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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1968
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard urged action on a critical safety problem along six miles of U S 10 west of Anaconda. With 60 access intersections, engineers are asked to study frontage roads or lower speed limits to reduce accidents and deaths, as residents including many children use the route for fishing and recreation.
President Johnson told Congressional Pages School graduates that after 37 years in public service he will leave office next January. The remarks quieted speculation he might accept a convention draft to run again, though party expectations could still bring a bid.
New York City school leaders from Intermediary School 56 and others join Local 237 of the Teamsters to demand tenure protection and safety from violent community groups. They argue educators need authority over teaching and a return to order amid assaults and anti-Semitic tensions.
The piece analyzes where the substantial Negro vote may shift after Kennedy's exit from the race. It notes Kennedy drew heavy black support, McCarthy picked up residual votes, and Humphrey faces challenges from his regional southern alliance and associations with a stagnant administration on key Negro economic issues.
The doctor explains sleeping pills are not dangerous if used as directed and with common sense. Sleep should be pursued without them when possible, but they can help some elderly patients. The main risks are dosage escalation by neurotic patients, interactions with other sedatives, and alcohol. Never leave a bottle by the bed and use pills only as prescribed.
The editorial urges ending Resurrection City for the Poor People’s March, noting achieved goals like a $5 billion housing bill and surplus food, but argues continued presence harms progress. It cites park damage, police friction, and critical national commentary while urging Washington to move on.
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