University Union Criticized for Undue Interference at State University
In Missoula a letter argues the Teachers Union at the State University meddles in administration, risks regimentation, and usurps duties of elected Regents and the university president. It urges lawful change rather than union involvement, noting Montana's conservative governance under Governor Tim Babcock and warns against political pressure on education.
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State University At
Missoula
Board of Regents
Union of Teachers
Montana
Tim Babcock
Plagola Under Fire by FCC Targets Plugola Practices
The FCC and industry leaders move against plugola in radio and TV, aiming to curb unauthorized advertising slipped into programs. Past payola scandals led to reforms. now plugs risk diverting program time to promote goods, with emphasis on eradicating or minimizing such activity.
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Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Christine Keeler Forms Ltd to Run Films and Nightclubs
Miss Christine Keeler has formed a corporation to manage her film and nightclub ventures. The company will appear as Christine Keeler Limited, a designation acceptable in Britain where corporate suffixes differ.
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Christine Keeler
John Profumo
Yevgeni Ivanov
Britain
Incorporated
Heart Failure and Lung Fluid Confusion Clarified
A reader asks about fluid in the lungs linked to her mother's heart weakness. Doctors explain heart failure can cause lung fluid and breath difficulty, with treatment focusing on stabilizing the heart and removing fluid as the heart improves. They stress no real contradiction between doctors and advise against chasing a lung specialist.
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Coos
Pecan Crater
Goldwater Climate And Conservatism In 1964 Campaign
Barry Goldwater discusses education policy and the New Frontier, defending manual training and criticizing universal higher education. He critiques federal social programs, questions the Youth Conservation Corps and National Service Corps, and comments on Kennedy era race relations and campaign dynamics. He muses on the 1964 nomination and cites hopes for a conservative path to the presidency.
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Thornton
Southern Avenue
Phoenix
Goldwater Department
Barry Goldwater
New Frontier
Kennedy
Goldwater
Senate
Youth Conservation Corps
National Service Corps
Peace Corps
Idee
West
Bill Knowland
Gerald Ford
Thruston Morton
Lucious Clay
Kennedy Speech Split Russians into Leaders Propagandists and People
The piece critiques Kennedy's foreign policy address urging a nuanced view of the Soviet Union. It argues the speech splits Russia into leaders and propagandists, praises Russian achievements, and warns against ignoring totalitarian aims. It notes disputes over Berlin, Cuba, and risk of war.
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Kennedy
Soviet Union
United States
Berlin Wall
Cuba
AMA Launches Central Registry for Adverse Reactions
The American Medical Association expands its adverse drug reactions registry into an early warning system. Dr Maxwell M Wintrobe notes the move will pool scattered journal reports and study data quickly to aid physicians and patients.
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American Medical Association
Maxwell M. Wintrobe
AMA
Association
France Still Resistant to US Policy Says Paris Observer
Doris Fleeson reports in Paris that de Gaulle remains unshaken by Franco-German treaty support and may intend to forestall reelection. The piece notes Western alliance strains, NATO concerns, EC trade barriers, and perceived U.S. isolationism amid Europe’s political climate.
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Paris
France
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
United States
de Gaulle
Western Alliance
NATO
Defense Department
Europe
European Economic Community
Sugar policy questions from readers at Dillon column
Readers ask about beet sugar allotments for the coming year and whether domestic production could cover demand. Proposes raising sugar locally and questions Cuba relations and VIP access to import channels. Nosti and Prog offer guarded replies as the debate continues.
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Nosti
Cuba
Castro
Cator Dillon
Man who ran over dog near Piny Point questioned
Tina Strelni of Anaconda laments a hit and run incident at Georgetown Lake on June 16. She recalls a black and white family pet dying in a little girl’s arms and praises two teenage bystanders who helped, asking to meet the driver and hoping he understands the heartbreak.
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Georgetown Lake
Piny Point
Tina Streln
Anaconda
Octopus metaphor used in local federal aid debate
In Doylestown Pennsylvania the borough council rejected a $500000 federal redevelopment grant for the business district. A resident opposed the plan remarking that a few unattractive buildings do not justify inviting the octopus of federal aid.
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Wall Street Journal
Doylestown
Indiana
Freeman
Agriculture Department
Thes Tee Devtechomne
Tee Mae
Space Investment in U.S. Gas Storage Reveals Hidden Value
The U.S. natural gas sector spends about 1 billion dollars on underground storage space used to bank gas for peak demand. Despite the label empty, these storage areas represent a strategic capital investment.
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U.S
Taxation and Tyranny in Afton Opinion
An Afton Oklahoma note questions liberty and taxation citing Patrick Henry quotes and laments taxes and representation. The writer argues current tax and political setup erode liberties and raise concerns about representation.
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Afton
Okla
Patrick Henry
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Congress
Moscow
Latin America
ST. Louis Post-Dispatch
JFK
Doris Fleeson
Butte Daily Post
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
Peggy Verstappen
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