Area Forecasts For Montana Regions June 17 1971
Montana forecast details for Butte Helena and Bozeman include partly cloudy skies with chances of afternoon or evening showers. Temperatures range from mid 60s to upper 60s with nights in the 30s to 40s and precipitation odds from 20 to 40 percent. East and west of the Divide show scattered showers, cooler days, and mountain area showers.
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Butte
Helena
Bozeman
Montana
Divide
TV crime watch urged to curb urban street crime
A National Academy of Engineering panel urges a 24 hour television surveillance experiment in high crime areas and a combined acoustical surveillance system for urban housing projects. The report argues that better telecommunication could make cities more livable and reduce urban crowding.
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Washington
National Academy of Engineering
Panel On
NAE
The
National Academy of Sciences
Hous
Insportation
Commerce
Jus
Foreign newspapers laud NY Times disclosure on Vietnam war
International papers praise the New York Times for courage and public service in publishing secret Pentagon documents on U.S. involvement in Vietnam. They accuse Johnson of deception, discuss Nixon’s policies, and note reactions from Saigon, Paris, London, and Moscow. The Tass agency condemns U.S. authorities for dragging the public into the war.
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Associated Press
New York Times
Pentagon
United States
Vietnam
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
Saigon
Daily Mirror
The
Times
Johnson
Doc Lap
Nixon
U.S
London Times
Laos
White House
Paris
le Figaro
William P. Rogers
Tass
Nevada test clears way for resumed nuclear program
The Embudo test in the Nevada desert produced no surface radiation leakage and paves the path for full scale resumption of U S nuclear testing. AEC Nevada operations chief Robert Miller called the test successful and said more tests will follow, with deeper burial depths to limit radiation spread.
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Mercury
Nevada Desert
U.S
One Energy Commission
Robert Miller
AEC
Nevada
Montana Wins Federal Grants For Health And Indian Art
Montana's delegation announced 62000 in federal grants for family planning in Silver Bow County and Hill County Community Action to run a six month program aiding low income residents. A 25000 Endowment for the Humanities grant funds UMarts program toward MFA in American Indian art led by Bruce Barton.
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Montana
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Silver Bow
National Endowment For the Humanities
University of Montana
Bruce Barton
Mansfield
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Moose Hall Corner Park
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Ebronix Learning Center
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