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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1972
Page
4
Opinion urges active enforcement of drunk driving laws in Montana. It cites a rising death toll, notes 33 killed in the first half of June and 153 for the year, compares to prior years, and argues for frequent spot checks and harsher penalties to deter boozy motorists.
A veteran analyst argues that Western Europe and the United States drift apart in policy and trust. He cites currency realignment, protectionism fears, and a shift to bilateral dealing, warning that allied unity is waning amid stalled East West talks and looming security conferences.
The number of House members earning outside legal fees fell in 1971 amid ethics concerns and heavy duties. Sixty six representatives reported legal income, eight left practice since joining Congress, leaving 58 of 232 as part time or firm-affiliated lawyers.
The piece discusses commercial jet pilots amid skyjackings aligning with hijackers led by Eldridge Cleaver and Felix O Neal, prompting FAA FBI and labor officials to question why pilots have remained largely passive and distant from other aviation workers amid a wave of hijackings.
The Montana Standard operates seven mornings a week under publisher D. R. Campbell Jr. and editor Roy Anderson with Robert W. Jones as business manager and Jeffrey B. Gibson as city editor, serving Silver Bow County and the city of Butte.
Washington analysis suggests unauthorized air strikes led by General Lavelle may have shifted Hanoi toward a stronger war stance. The piece weighs internal North Vietnamese debates and diplomacy with Le Duan against Truong Chinh and Giap, noting raids could have weakened Le Duan’s push for negotiated settlement and aided the North's 1968 offensive.
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