Overcash Defends Birch Society Against Montana Democrats
W C Overcash, Montana John Birch coordinator, accuses State Democratic Chairman Fred Barrett of "reading out" good Democrats who belong to the Birch Society. Barrett denies naming names while noting Birch and Communism are alien philosophies. Overcash says the society promotes less government and more individual responsibility.
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Senators urge reloca tion of Fort Peck to Great Falls high line
Montana senators Mike Mansfield and Lee Metcalf urged the relocation of the Fort Peck Great Falls transmission line in the Glasgow area citing constant danger to residents and property. They asked the Senate Appropriations Committee to direct relocation, estimating costs at about 275000 funded from Missouri River Basin reimbursements.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Reclamation Bureau
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Mansfield
Bureau of Reclamation
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Glasgow Air Force Base
Montana Guard Forms First Guerrilla Unit for Mountain Training
The Montana National Guard's Co. C of the 19th Special Forces, commanded by Maj. William T. Riggert, trains in rugged Deer Lodge area learning to live off the land with light weapons and half rations. About 75 more guerrilla troops at Ft. Benning undergo parachute training. The 163rd Armored Cavalry Regiment fires 76 and 90 mm tanks at Deer Lodge and Townsend ranges. Col. A. E. Blewett notes emphasis on training and maintenance.
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A. E. Blewett
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Wash
Montana bid picked for five earth-filled detention dams
Interior Department to award a $177,751 contract for five earth-filled detention dams 40 miles southwest of Glasgow to Garry M. Morris of Malta Sons. Mike Mansfield and Lee Metcalf, D-Mont., announced the decision and that the contract would be awarded on Thursday.
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Garry M. Morris
Malta
Mike Mansfield
Lee Metacalf
D-Mont
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Plan to Replace Flooded National Bison Range
A federal wildlife official said it would be feasible to replace lands and facilities at the National Bison Range in Montana flooded by the Knowles water project. The replacement land and buildings could cost about 1.623 million dollars with additional land for upland game and waterfowl development.
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National Bison Range
Montana
Knowles
Dan Janzen
Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Buffalo Range
Janzen
Charter Sought Helena Intermountain Airways Air Taxi
Intermountain Airways Inc of Billings filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state seeking to operate an air taxi business. The firm lists authorized capital of 50000 dollars and aims to provide regional air taxi service.
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Helena
Intermountain Airways, Inc
Billings
Frank Murray
Itinerant search expands across five states for girl’s slayer
Police and railroad detectives patrolled freight trains and itinerant hangouts in Montana North Dakota Minnesota South Dakota and Wisconsin in the hunt for Debra Demarias 5 who was found murdered near Northern Pacific tracks in Glendive. A prosecutor and a lie detector operator questioned unhoused suspects by air and on trains with two men held then released after tests. Evidence included a four by four board and bloodstained clothing. The mother and brother stayed at the Glendive jail as authorities pursue lead. Another item notes two Chinese students fled Communist China swimming 214 miles to Quemoy Islands.
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Debra Demarias
Charles Wahl
Dawson County
Dick Walsh
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N. D
Dickinson
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Wisconsin
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Wurr Cady
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Walsh
Moorhead
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Cady
Taj Mahal Took 22 Years to Build in Agra
The Taj Mahal in Agra began in 1631 under Shah Jahan as a memorial to his wife. The monument employed 20,000 workers over 22 years to complete.
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Agra
India
Shah Jahan
Mail Subscriptions Rates Listed for Montana and Other States
Montana Standard provides subscription options for Montana residents and all other states including 1 month 3 month 6 month and 1 year plans. Rates vary by region with Montana prices shown and a separate Dial Circulation Dept contact at 702 8307 for orders.
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