Mine Mill gains ground in Anaconda after NLRB vote
Mine-Mill appears to be on the comeback trail in Anaconda after a close NLRB election with Steel. Runoff needed as Mine-Mill 416. Steel 415. Northwest Metals 206. If Mine-Mill regains the Smelter City, it could return to negotiating table under Mine-Mill auspices.
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International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter
Anaconda
Mine-Mill
United Steel Workers
National Labor Relations Board
Steel
Northwest Metals
NLRB
Northwest
Anaconda Co
Butte
East Helena
Great Falls
Montana
Butte. Mine-Mill Long
Correction on Kanebo chief feet direction Osaka
The Japan Times June 13 issue carries a correction stating a factory section chief can sleep with his feet facing toward Osaka, not away. The item laments the confusion and jokes about how one faces their feet in any direction.
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Japan Times
Kanebo
Osaka
Times
Montana Standard masthead and staff listings
The Montana Standard is an daily paper published seven mornings a week by The Standard Post and part of Lee Newspapers of Montana, Inc. It lists publisher Richard E. Morrison and editors including Ward Fanning Walter L. Nelson and D. R. Campbell Jr with the rest of the staff and titles. The paper serves Silver Bow County and the City of Butte.
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The
Standard Post
Lee Newspapers of Montana, Inc
Richard E. Morrison
Ward Fanning
Walter L. Nelson
D. R. Campbell, Jr
John Calcaterra
Frank Quinn
T. K. Conway
Joseph Stocke
Percy Verstappen
Silver Bow County
Butte
Readers Speak Pleads for Animals
A letter urges more moral and ethical thinking on animal treatment. The writer condemns cruelty by adults and children and calls for support for humane societies nationwide through donations and cooperation from pet owners. The letter closes with a request to withhold the writer’s name.
Greeks and Turks Bear Ancient Grudges
The piece notes tensions between Greece and Turkey tied to Cyprus history, mentioning the 50 years since key events and upcoming meetings between U S officials and Turkish and Greek leaders. It references John Foster Dulles and Anthony Eden over Cyprus and discusses obstacles Johnson faces in pushing for peace.
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Cyprus
Franz Ferdinand
Johnson
Ismet Inonu
Turkey
George Papandreou
Greece
John Foster Dulles
Anthony Eden
Britain
Dulles
United States
China
United Nations
Yenimahalle
Inonu
Kennedy Dynasty Seeks Senate Seats In Several States
The article notes potential Kennedy family candidates pushing for Senate seats in California Maryland Massachusetts and possibly New York. It frames the dynasty as a national political factor amid upcoming elections and hints at sibling and cousin runs shaping the races.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
California
Maryland
Massachusetts
New York
Senate survey mixes opinions on Cypriot and domestic affairs
The piece surveys voters and pundits on Senate candidates in multiple states, praising some but criticizing others. It argues Johnson can leverage Premier Inonu’s stance on Greek persecution to aid peace efforts, while detailing historical anti Greek incidents and Turkish-Greek tensions.
Hoffa Civil Rights Probe Meets Cautious Push Back
Washington lawmakers weigh a secret inquiry into Hoffa civil rights claims. Congressman Libonati ready with 30 questions on juror tampering and possible Cuba ties as the Chattanooga case recedes, while executive session limits public hearings. A Hoffa ally and Chicago links loom large.
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Celler
Hoffa
Chattanooga
Congress
Libonati
Charles
Chuck) O’brien
Teamsters
Pacep
Tn A
O'Brien
Callie T. Key
Chicago
Judiciary
How to Be a Good Visitor
A magazine style advice piece by Dr. Joseph G. Molner outlines courteous hospital visiting tips. It covers gifts appropriate for patients such as flowers, books, magazines, and notes on tobacco and alcohol rules, plus a prompt to ask the patient’s needs on future visits.
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General Board of Education
Methodist Church
Gus
Parental Controls Key to Teenage Driver Safety
The Montana Highway Patrol highlights teenage driving risks and argues parents heavily influence teen habits. Parents control when where and by whom the car is driven, and thus parental action is needed before solving teen crash rates.
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Montana Highway Patrol
Public Opinion Notes On Personal Problems And World Peace
A cross section of Americans expresses priorities for peace and family health while noting personal troubles such as drinking and marital issues. Most believe individuals shape their own fate, with 68 percent saying most people make their own breaks and 13 percent believing some are born lucky.
Variety in Conceit in French and English Manners
The essay contrasts a Frenchman’s self conceit with an Englishman’s pride in belonging to a top nation. It argues the Frenchman seeks fascination through vanity, while the Englishman claims universal correctness and a self fashioned truth system. Count Nikolayevitch Tolstol commentary.
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Count Nikolayevitch Tolstol
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