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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1963
Page
2
The Montana State University local of the American Federation of Teachers outlines union aims for faculty governance and shared decision making. It calls for faculty voice on curriculum, salaries, promotions, and public events, plus stronger sabbatical, retirement, and benefits, urging wider support across Montana.
Governor Tim Babcock and several regents assailed the Teachers Union at Montana State University Missoula for lowering standards and pressuring faculty. They warned against admitting union influence into selecting MSU’s president while affirming the board’s lawful control and chain of command.
County Treasurer Maysel Koenig announces new license fees of four dollars with photo requirements. Photos are taken on Thursdays, and renewals require presenting the current license for receipt, exam, and eye check by the examiner.
Barrett Hospital recorded two births for the week ending Friday. A Dillon couple welcomed a girl June 14 from Mr and Mrs Vernon Tipton. another Dillon couple welcomed a girl June 16 from Mr and Mrs Harold Contway. Admissions included residents from Dillon Lima and Brigham City with several others admitted and dismissed during the week. Sweden and Finland provide 40 percent of Europe newsprint.
Between 30 and 50 camp units could be built at the Hungry Horse Camp if Accelerated Public Works funds are allocated. Regional forester Boyd Rasmussen notes advance plans include charging a fee to use the camp to address criticism from local campground operators over a free public campground.
Pairings for the Dillon Country Club ladies golf event were arranged at a Ladies Day dinner and will be played off by Tuesday. Sally Malisch was the June 18 prizewinner. next Tuesday’s prize will be based on putting skill per the committee. Reservations for today’s dinner are open by calling 4468 or 2128.
Dillon Jaycee chair Ron Wagner announced the seat belt safety drive will run through June 29 due to strong demand. More than 100 belts have been sold, prompting a re-order of the initial supply. Delegates from Montana and seven other western states plus two Canadian provinces attend a Mountain States Regional Conference of the American Public Welfare Association in Salt Lake City. Dr. Eien Winston, welfare commissioner for HEW, is the main speaker.
Butte residents including Earl M. Genzberger a 1958 MSU Law grad oppose the Teachers Union position arguing state law assigns control to the State Board of Education and a union plan would force changes to laws create pressure on the university president and risk chaos. Other local alumni echo concerns fearing realigned power weakens leadership and coordination across the Montana University system.
The Country Cousins of Yuma Arizona, high school age dancers in folk square and round dance, perform to raise funds for groups. They appear in Sheridan June 28 29 at the school gym 830 PM under the Sheridan Fire Dept sponsorship. Organized 1950 by Dr Alfred and Mrs Orva Freestone the group gained national recognition performing at folk dance festivals including the National Square Dance Convention and tours across the US Canada and Mexico. New members join as graduates leave, continuing the Tiny Cousins and Junior Cousins lineage.
Reginald Aitkins of North Reading Massachusetts crafts 40 to 50 hand made flutes yearly from silver sheets. Each flute requires about 800 hours to complete and sells for just under 400 dollars.
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