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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1972

Page

4

Admiral resigns over wasteful military spending and privacy

Rear Adm. Gene R. La Rocque quit the Navy accusing top officials of excessive defense spending. He heads the Center for Defense Information, opposing the Trident missile submarine plan and urging Congress to halt the program as wasteful and unnecessary.

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Montana private campground owners seek state fee parity

Montanas Campground Owners of Montana urge the Fish and Game Commission to set state campground fees comparable to nearby private sites. They argue the state should avoid competing with private businesses except where demand already favors private sites, and suggest adjusting private supply to meet demand to reduce perceived competition.

Montana Fish and Game Commission

Butte Sees Boost as Anaconda Plans Hire Surge

Montana faces a tough economic picture with ABM cuts and plant closures in Conrad Great Falls and near Missoula. Yet Anaconda Co plans to hire 135 more workers for its Butte pit starting July 1, providing steady pay and potential prosperity for families amid widespread strain.

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New faces and frustration in public services letters

Millicent Vezina of Whitehall and Glenn Myers of Butte High School call for fresh faces in Mount Moriah Cemetery management and criticize the current Perpetual Care standards. The Montana Standard invites readers to submit letters up to 300 words with name and address to Our Readers Speak.

Mount Moriah Cemetery Millicent Vezina Whitehall Butte High School Glenn Myers Montana Standard Butte

Kissinger a legend in his own time

Washington portrait of Henry Kissinger as a versatile, globe trotting power broker. He wields influence beyond the secretary of state role and acts as chief adviser on foreign policy while guiding arms talks and advising Congress. His public persona and travels energize administration diplomacy.

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Butte Silver Bow County Official Newspaper Listing

Publication details for Seven Mornings a Week show D. R. Campbell Jr. as publisher with Robert W. Jones as publisher, Bert Gaskill as business manager, Roy Anderson as editor, and Jeffrey B. Gibson as city editor. It identifies the paper as the official newspaper of Silver Bow County and the City of Butte.

Silver Bow County Butte

Keeping their powder dry

The piece argues that the Soviet Union seeks MBFR and detente while preparing a strong war plan and weaponry. It notes Western doubts about deep concessions, NATO fears of unilateral cuts, and the paradox of progress toward arms reduction amid high tension. It cites NATO's Joseph Luns urging caution and analyzes the risk of Finlandization if détente falters. It ends with a question about mutual surveillance and peace.

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William McGaffin Chicago Daily News Adm Thomas Moorer Chief of Naval Operations Peter Lisagor Harvard Jill St. John Marshall Grechko D. R. Campbell Jr Robert W. Jones Bert Gaskill Roy Anderson Jeffrey B. Gibson C. L. Sulzberger New York Times Joseph Luns Alliance
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