Montana Wildlife Federation urges higher hunting fees to keep public access
The Montana Wildlife Federation met in Billings and urged raising elk licenses from 3 to 10 dollars and deer and bird stamp fees to fund wildlife areas. It cites land consolidation near Ennis and warns prices must stay affordable for residents while preserving game management.
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Montana Wildlife Federation
Billings
Montana
Federation
Dison Valley
Ennis
A Crying Need for Analysis in TV News Coverage
James Reston argues CBS abandoned instant analysis of presidential speeches to allow delayed reaction. He notes the White House shapes timing, questions equal time rules, and compares TV’s political role with courtroom camera limits while highlighting Watergate era tensions and calls for ongoing analysis of presidential power and media power.
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Washington
Nixon
Agnew
Columbia Broadcasting System
C.bs
C.B.S
N.B.C
A.B.C
White House
Cronkite
Sevareid
Mudd
Bill Paley
C.B.S. White House
Mr. Paley
John Chancellor
David Brinkley
Howard K . Smith
Harry Reasoner
Nouncement
Vietnam
Congress
Senate
House
Archibald Cox
Sen
Sam Ervin
North Carolina
Butte Montana Standard Opens Daily Journal Operations
The Montana Standard operates seven mornings a week under D R Campbell Jr publisher and Jeffrey B Gibson editorial page editor. It serves Silver Bow County and the city of Butte with full department contacts and newsroom lines for reader access.
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Jeffrey B. Gibson
Silver Bow County
Butte
Flying risky for presidents
The recent presidential helicopter crash that killed a Secret Service agent highlights wide air travel hazards for leaders. The piece notes near misses involving Willy Brandt and Nixon, multiple campaigns, and the U.S. fleet’s safety measures, while debunking parachute evacuations for the president.
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Washington
Secret Service
Willy Brandt
Israel
U.S
I Gh
Luis Echeverria Alvarez
Mexico
Nixon
Brezhnev Visit Signals Shifts In U.S.–Soviet Policy
The Brezhnev visit in Washington marks more than ceremony. Agreements on agriculture, transportation, oceanography, culture, taxes, and scientific cooperation are likely, with SALT II talks possibly advancing. Trade wins and economic realities drive both conservatives and liberals toward a broader, more complex detente strategy.
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Washington
Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev
L.L.B
Brezhnev
West
United States
Kissinger
Moscow
Henry Jackson
Senate
White House
San Clemente
U.S
Europe
Soviet Union
Gregory Grossman
New Republic
Nixon
Soviet
John Dean keeps press feeding White House dance
John Dean's disclosures keep triggering White House responses as he presses for immunity and reveals hidden actions. The Ervin Committee pursues him as a key figure, while prosecutors seek to use him as a defendant. His testimony and statements have continually unsettled the administration.
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White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
John Dean
Ziegler
Dean
Ervin Committee
Watergate
London Times
Elisberg
Pentagon Papers
Senate
Archibald Cox
Newsweek
H. R. Hardman
Haldeman
John Mitchell
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California
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