Conservationists seek ballot muscle in Montana
The Montana League of Conservation Voters plans to fight what it views as abuse of land and resources. Based in Missoula, the group will monitor government branches, expose rhetoric, back conservation-minded candidates, and watch for conflicts of interest as Montana drafts a new constitution.
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Cause of Conservation
Montana
Montana League of Conservation Voters
Missoula
Bill Tomlinson
Mavis McKelvey
League
Anaconda Co
League of Conservation Voters
Montana Standard: Seven Mornings a Week Publisher and Staff
The Montana Standard highlights its operation as the official newspaper of Silver Bow County with D R Campbell Jr as publisher and Robert W Jones as publisher role. Editor Jeffrey B Gibson and business manager Bert Gaskill are named among the staff.
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Official Newspaper
Silver Bow County
The
Citve
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Johnson good choice for Anaconda
Letters from readers praise Charley Johnson as a potential mayor, arguing his integrity would improve governance and citing community support. The same page mentions mining explorations near Thompson Park, $250000 spent on prospecting, creation of 400 jobs, potential return of residents, and hoped restoration of land including a Georgetown Lake in the end.
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Father McGowan
Goodman
Charley Johnson
Edmond Fahey
Anaconda
Thompson Park
Las Vegas
Seattle
Georgetown
C. S. Bishop
Butte
Nixon Aides Eye Rise to High Office in 1970s Races
A broad slate of Nixon Administration officials plan or hope to run for major offices across the United States. Melvin Laird seeks Wisconsin governor in 1974, John Chafee may head Rhode Island ticket in 1972, and John Warner eyes Virginia Senate. Other contenders include Elliott Richardson's HEW circle, Winton Blount for Senate Alabama, Robert Patricelli toward Hartford mayor, and Rumsfeld plus Blatchford among Illinois and California ambitions.
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Kevin P. Phillips
Washington
New England
California
Pentagon
Defense
Melvin Laird
Wisconsin
Navy
John
Chafee
Claiborne Pell
Rhode Island
John Warner
Virginia
Senate
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Elliott Richardson
Massachusetts
Edward Kennedy
John Veneman
California Assembly
Golden State
HEW
Lew Butler
San Francisco
Robert Patricelli
Hartford
Conn
Winton Blount
Alabama
John Sparkman
John Volpe
Department of Transportation
Ann Uccello
Herbert DeSimone
William Ruckelshaus
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Vance Hartke
Joseph Blatchford
Action
Los Angeles
Robert H. Finch
Donald Rumsfeld
Chicago
Illinois Senate
Adlai Stevenson
Rumsfeld
Japan
White House
Harry Flemming
George Bush
U.S
United Nations
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Nixon
HUD
Origins of U.S. Vietnam War Documents Stir Debate
Washington publishes or circulates official papers on how America entered the Vietnam conflict, accusing the administrations of deception and moral ambiguity. The collection shows leaders focused on policy feasibility over justifiability and reveals dissent surfaces late in the Johnson and Kennedy eras.
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James Reston
New York Times
Washington
America
Lord Chesterfield
Nixon
Vietnam
Kennedy
Johnson
Robert S. McNamara
Dean Rusk
Walt W. Rostow
Bundy Brothers
George Ball
U.S
Congress
Henry Cabot Lodge
McNamara
John McNaughton
Paul Nitze
Ball
Talk Goes On and On Yet Action Remains Scarce
Washington columnist notes economist Robert S. Browne argues for a broader national movement to address severe income and wealth inequality. He cites Nixon's rejection of black caucus proposals and Chicago’s federal hiring quotas as evidence of systemic failures. Browne warns that drastic redistribution may be essential to preserve order.
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Economist
Robert S. Browne
Black Economic Research Center
New York
Nixon
Congressional Black Caucus
Browne
Chicago
Equal Employment Opportunities Commission
Civil Rights Commission
Federal Housing Authority
America
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D.R. Campbell Jr
Robert W. Jones
Bert Gaskill
Jeffrey B. Gibson
Departments
Texas
Kevin Phillips
Olympus
Interlandi
Central Intelligence Agency
C.I.A
South Vietnam
L.B.J
United States
Moscow
Peking
Tom Wicker
World Bank
Soviet Union
Tom
Wicker
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