State milk control in Montana solidified by 1935
The editorial notes that Montana's emergency milk price control, enacted in 1935, has become firmly established as part of the state's market regime. The piece begins a four part series examining how price competition for state dairy products faded and state policy took charge.
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Helena
Edwin W. Griggs
University of Montana Law School
Briggs
Montana Milk Control Board
Missoula
Cavita
Abe Marke
Kenneth M. Kelly
The
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Plains Crossing Tragedy Claims Truck Driver in Train Collision
Eldon L. Martin of Missoula died when his truck collided with a westbound freight at Plains crossings. Larry Lanman of Plains, driving a logging truck, was injured with a broken wrist and cuts as the train struck the vehicle after it pushed along the track for about seven tenths of a mile. The crash prompted investigations into vision obstructions from nearby buildings and rail cars.
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Plains
Lanman
Martin
Louis Contes
Spokane
Dodd hearings set to become public
Senate Ethics Committee moved from two days of closed sessions to public hearings on Sen. Thomas J. Dodd. Witnesses include James P. Boyd Jr. and Julius Klein. Dodd and Klein deny charges amid a libel suit against Pearson and Anderson. The panel plans to finish closed work before public sessions resume.
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Washington
John Stennis
Dmiss
James P. Boyd Jr
Boyd
Bipartisan Committee
Julius Klein
Chicago
Stennis
Klein
Europe
Com- Dod
Pearson
Anderson
Ky renews peace talks with Buddhist leaders in Saigon
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky pressed negotiations with the Unified Buddhist Church amid political strain and calls for reform. He promised to rebuild pagodas and aid wounded followers while criticizing rebellion. Tam Chau, the moderate head, urged releases of detained monks as dialogue began with possible major political consequences.
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South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Viet Nam
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Tam Chou
Buddhist Institute
Tri Quang
Trn Quang
Hue
Nguyen van Thieu
Congressman's son in good condition after Yellowstone crash
In Billings AP report, Ohio Congressman William H Harsha III, 18, injured in a Yellowstone National Park auto accident, was listed in good condition by Deaconess Hospital after traction for a neck injury. The congressman, a Republican on the Public Works Committee, arrived by air Monday night. the youth works in the park during summers.
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William H. Harsha
Yellowstone National Park
William Howard Harsha III
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Public Works Committee
Pakistani student begins 46 500 mile trek to Britain for study
Dedicated Tongeren Belgium AP reports Akhter Mehmud 21 of Karachi arrived this week on a 42 month 46500 mile motor cycle trek through Asia and Europe en route to studies in Britain. He says he studied architectural styles along the way.
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Belgium
Pakistan
Akhter Mehmud
Karachi
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Europe
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Helena elder citizen celebrates 112th birthday
Mrs. J. B. Berry born June 21 1854 in Australia marks her 112th birthday in Helena. Former professional jockey at age 13 under the name Jack Williams, she and her veterinarian husband owned and trained horses since moving to Helena in 1913. Two of her brothers died in the Boer War. She notes most relatives have passed.
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Helena
API
J. B. Berry
Mrs. Berry
Australia
Jack Williams
State road projects approved for July and August
Helena AP reports tentative approval of ten road projects totaling about 7.6 million dollars covering 47 miles of construction. July bids include 4.7 million dollars for Forsyth Huntley Great Falls interstate work and several primary and secondary system projects. August bids total 2.9 million dollars with Interstate 94 segments Huntley Ballantine and urban work on Great Falls Central Avenue plus other secondary projects and beautification along Interstate routes.
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Great Falls
Cut Bank-Ethridge
Glendive - Sidney Road
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Jefferson River
Huntley
Ballantine
Ryegate North Road
Billings
Lewistown Man To Head Montana Citizens Conference
Charles Cooley, longtime Lewistown auto dealer, is named temporary chairman of the Montana Citizens Conference on the State Legislature. The group, appointed by a Legislative Council committee, will study session length, committee procedures and information sources for lawmakers and work with a new national organization led by John Anderson Jr.
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Helena
Charles Cooley
Lewistown
Montana
Cooley
Legislative Council
David James
Jean Turnage
Fred Broeder
Thomas L. Judge
Turnage
Judge
Kansas
John Anderson Jr
Lake County Day prompts filings for 1967 Montana Legislature
In Helena, Lake County Day unfolds as incumbent legislators and a former senator file for election to the Montana Legislature. Dist 28 Democrats include Schoonover and Poson while Republicans Loman and Jensen file for re election. The filings bring total candidates to 161 for 159 seats in the reapportioned 1967 body.
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Loman
Milo Jensen
Rowan
Lake County
Butte Case to Montana Supreme Court Over Rambler Deal
American Motors Corp maker of the Rambler appealed to the Montana Supreme Court Tuesday from a trial court ruling it must pay former Butte dealer $1,388. In Silver Bow County District Court AMC sued DeGeorge Motor Co for $5,000 damages alleging the dealer refused to remove its Rambler sign after contract ended in 1960.
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Helena
American Motors Co
Montana
Miracle crash keeps death toll at two in Hampton
In Hampton Virginia a Marine Corps bomber crash killed Mary Gallant thirty and her son Donald. The blast damaged ten homes and injured forty four residents. Officials called the recovery miraculous with a lower fatal toll after initially reporting eight dead.
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Marine Corps
Hampton Police Department
Buckme Beach
Chesapeake Bay
Mary Gallant
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