Governor's panel to seek restore state road funds
Montana Governor Tim Babcock announced a five member commission will travel to Washington to press for restoration of federal road funds lost through federal cuts. He said highway funds belong to states and should be used for building roads, not withheld to combat inflation.
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Helena
Montana
Washington, D.C
Tim Babcock
Montana Highway Users Association
Babcock
Capitol
Three Month Hormonal Contraceptive Injections Studied
SAN FRANCISCO AP An effective new injectable contraceptive medroxyprogesterone acetate given every three months showed zero pregnancies in 216 treated women over three years. A monthly progestin estrogen combination also reported no pregnancies in 514 women. Researchers see potential for those with daily pill adherence issues and limited clinic access, but FDA safety proof is likely required before wide use.
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San Francisco
American Medical Association
Edward Tyler
Family Planning Center of
Los Angeles
United States
Tyler
Cigarette firms face potential suit drive urged by surgeon
Dr Dwight E Harken of Harvard Medical School urged doctors to back a campaign by Action for Smoking and Health to aid lung cancer patients in suing cigarette manufacturers. He said 2 percent of 55000 potential suits could pressure firms as ads stir public concern during the AMA convention in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Harvard University
Dwight E. Harken
Harvard Medical School
Action For Smoking and Health
New York
American College of Chest Surgeons
Harken
American Medical Association
Mansfield Reserves Loyalty to Humphrey or McCarthy
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield said he is not committed to Humphrey or McCarthy for the Democratic nomination. He urged an open national convention and that McCarthy deserve consideration, noting his primary votes should carry weight alongside Humphrey.
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Mansfield
Associated Press
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Hubert Humphrey
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Montana
Democrat
Humphrey
Indians sue under rights act over Browning jail
Nine Blackfeet Indians filed a suit under the Indian Civil Rights Act alleging unlawful imprisonment and defective arrest and trial procedures. Defendants include the Blackfeet Tribe tribal judges the city of Browning BIA officials and the interior secretary. They seek jail closure and 24 forms of relief.
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Great Falls
Browning
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Secretary of the Interior
Barney Reagan
Western District
Montana Legal Services Association
Cut Bank
Jerrold Richards
Helena
Butte High senior Tom Strickland Jr. to study music at Michigan
Tom Strickland Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Tom Strickland of 826 W Silver, member of the 1968 Butte High School class, will study music at the University of Michigan this summer and attend the University of Montana in the fall on a music scholarship. He received the National Urion Foundation award for contributing most to his musical organizations during his school career.
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Tom Strickland Jr
Tom Strickland
W. Silver
Butte High School
University of Michigan
University of Montana
Urion Foundation
Johnson asked to press button for Flathead Tunnel finish
A spokesman for the Army Corps of Engineers said President Johnson may press a June 21 button to complete the 7 miles 10 feet Flathead Tunnel, the second longest in the western hemisphere, with 84 feet remaining. The tunnel is part of 60 miles of relocation of the Great Northern mainline around the Libby Dam and Reservoir project.
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Libby
Lyndon B. Johnson
Flathead Tunnel
Western Hemisphere
Army Corps of Engineers
Great Northern Railway
Cascade
Flathead
Great Northern
Libby Dam
Grant approved for study of health resources in eastern Montana
A $164 000 Office of Economic Opportunity grant was approved to fund a six month study of health resources and related consumer needs in 16 eastern Montana counties. The study will be conducted by the National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago and directed by Jim Brown of Glendive.
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Associated Press
Office of Economic Opportunity
Southeastern Montana
BBC signal blocked as Russians jam Scottish coast TV
Islanders on Skye report BBC broadcasts blocked by Russian transmissions. They instead receive band and ballet music and a Russian message broadcast from Soviet trawlers offshore, obscuring BBC programming.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Skye
British Broadcasting Corp
BBC
McCarthy and Humphrey seek New York convention votes
In Albany the Democratic race tightens as McCarthy and Humphrey vie for the 123 delegates while Kennedy supporters seek a place on ballots as uncommitted. Republican Rockefeller faces a small challenge for 11 of 82 GOP seats as Javits runs unopposed.
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Humphrey
New York
Albany
N.Y
Robert F. Kennedy
McCarthy
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
U.S
Eugene J. McCarthy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
U.S. Senate
Jacob K. Javits
Eugene H. Nickerson
Joseph Y. Resnick
Johnson- Humphrey
Paul O’dwyer
Resnick
Nicker
Bonds Forfeited In Police Court
Bonds forfeited in police court Monday as defendants failed to appear. Names include Joe McDuff, W. Collins, Harry Thebodeau, C. Tregiden, Katherine Applegate, Daniel Mueller, Elmer Headley, Louise Attlewedt, Robert Hitt, and Joe Harrigan. Fines ranged from 15 to 25 dollars for speeding, improper muffler, improper license, and careless driving. minor violations total 134 dollars.
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Joe McDuff
W. Collins
Harry Thebodeau
C. Tregiden
Katherine Applegate
Daniel Mueller
Elmer Headley
Louise Attlewedt
Robert Hitt
Joe Harrigan
Stomach diseases cited as Mexico’s leading killer
The Health and Welfare Ministry says stomach diseases were Mexico’s No. 1 killer, claiming more than 500000 lives from 1955 to 1964. It blamed impure water uncooked vegetables and poor health practices and noted one in ten children dies from the diseases.
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Mexico City
Health and Welfare Ministry
Mexico
New Acryline Teeth Cush Seal Impress Users
Bakersfield reports a breakthrough called Acryline that holds false teeth with a vacuum seal. The product flows onto plates forming an airtight bond similar to natural teeth, with effects lasting about six months before replacement. available at all drug stores.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Police commended for recent arrests in Butte
The Civic Action Committee commended three Butte Police Dept officers Patrick J. Burns Michael Graham and Charles Case for the June 7 arrest of two men after teenagers were found drinking beer at a tavern. The group urged city officials to address juvenile drinking and oppose permissive prostitution citing medical ethics and disease control concerns.
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Civic Action Committee
Butte
Patrick J. Burns
Michael Graham
Charles Case
the Committee
Boy bitten by dog treated at hospital
Billy Crnich aged 12 was bitten on the leg Monday and given emergency care at St. James Community Hospital. His mother Lena Crnich says he was not seriously hurt and had a tetanus shot earlier this year. The dog was taken to the city pound for rabies testing. Police said the owner's identity was undetermined.
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Billy Crnich
St. James Community Hospital
Lena Crnich
W. Quartz
Ontario drinkers study on daily liquor consumption
Sudbury Ontario AP reports research scientist Jan de Lint says about 3.3 million Ontarian liquor drinkers more than 60 000 consume from 20 to 40 ounces daily.
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Sudbury, Ont
Jan de Lint
Ontario
Chelini hearing again delayed in copper theft case
Dillon district court continued the arraignment of John A. Chelini 40 of Butte to Wednesday by order of Judge Philip C. Duncan. Beaverhead County Atty. Carl M. Davis charged Chelini with receiving about 900 pounds of copper cables stolen May 3 from the Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway right of way. Chelini posted a $2000 bond after waiving preliminary hearing May 21. A June 10 arraignment was postponed due to attorney illness. The Monday delay came as Judge Duncan was summoned to Virginia City for a separate jury trial.
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Dillon — District Court
John A. Chelini
Butte
Philip C. Duncan
Beaverhead County
Carl M. Davis
Chelini
Butte, Anaconda and Pacific Railway
Anaconda Co
John W. Whelan
Whelan
Duncan
Virginia City
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