Anaconda Airport project to seek extra loan
Anaconda and Deer Lodge County seek a $17,000 loan from the Montana Aeronautics Commission to approve a $79,000 plan that would raise federal funds to $88,000 for an east side airport project. The city council supports the move, hoping construction of an asphalt runway, aprons, lights and fencing will enable commercial traffic similar to Butte. Prime contractors are ready to proceed to avoid further delays.
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Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Montana Aeronautics Commission
Deer Lodge County
Butte
Baltimore
New York
San Francisco
California peace activists threaten Gov Brown's re election bid
In California the peace movement's strong showing in the Democratic primary challenges Gov Pat Brown's bid for a third term. Peace candidates won nominations and drew substantial support in Oakland Berkeley San Mateo and Los Angeles districts, with several incumbents facing antiwar opposition. A Communist-linked candidate also ran in Los Angeles County. The piece notes the impact on Brown and on Democratic unity amid Vietnam policy tensions.
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Washington
Ronald Regan
California
U.S
Vietnam
Pat Brown
Brown
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Robert Scheer
Oakland-Berkeley
Edward Keating
San Mateo County
Philip Drath
Viet Nam
William Bennett
Healy
Young Democrats
Students For A Democratic Society
Congress of Racial Equality
Alameda County
Robert Treuhart
Treuhaft
Jessica Mitford
House Brobers
Federal records openness bill moves toward passage in Congress
The Oregonian notes a long effort for a public access law for federal records may advance in Congress this month with House approval and Senate backing. It would allow suits for denied records while preserving military and security exemptions, prompting focus on local records and law enforcement transparency.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Johnson
Gao
Wtte Bil
Ehmeme
Donald Rumsfeld
R-Il
Reuther’s bid for power stalls amid AFL CIO politics
Walter Reuther seeks White House influence and a senior post while aiming for AFL-CIO presidency. Insiders say Meany blocked a coup, leaving Reuther sidelined as labor factions split over the ILO 50th Congress and labor’s direction. The White House showed limited enthusiasm for his bridge building.
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Washington, D.C
Walter Reuther
White House
State Dept
Labor
Reuther
Meany
Walter
CIO
ILO
Geneva
Joe Beirne
Afl-Cio
Abel
Paul Jennings
International Union of Electrical Workers
National Maritime Union
Joe Curran
Lyndon Johner
George Meany
Johnson
Congress
U.S
Rudy Faupl
Faupl
LBJ Seen Strong but Unconvincing in 1968 Race
Washington writer Holmes Alexander argues Lyndon Johnson is a strong president with solid achievements in civil rights Medicare education and foreign policy but lacks the personal credibility and political charisma to secure broad support. He notes poll signals favoring Romney and Kennedy over Johnson and discusses Republican hopes and shifting nomination prospects in 1968.
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Washington, D. C
Lyndon Johnson
George Romney
LBJ
Iowa
Bob Kennedy
Humphrey
White House
Kennedy
Johnson
JFK
Dominican Republic
John Kennedy
Cuba
Panama
Ing Colossus
Brazil
Goulart
Viet Nam
Washington Press Corps
Senate
Washington
Old fashioned habits clash in playful joke
A little girl teases a friend about old-fashioned habits noting she still uses hand operated toothbrushes. The playful exchange appears in a Wall Street Journal style moment.
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Wall Street
Classified Ad Department Contact Lines
Display Advertising and department numbers listed for classifieds and society notes. Includes News Coaching and various office lines with telephone extensions.
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Society
Draft review long overdue
Ruth Montgomery reports from Washington on a House Armed Services Committee review of the selective service system. The inquiry probes charges that the draft favors the rich and educated, noting earlier prohibitions on substitutes while warning that those who can afford college with a B average may be passed over by draft boards.
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Washington
Our Republic
House Armed Services Committee
Viet Nam
William E. Minshall
Cleveland
Ohio
Bell's palsy explained and treated by Dr Molner
An expert describes Bell's palsy as a local facial nerve neuritis not a brain stroke. Paralysis typically temporary with possible rapid or slow recovery. Treatment focuses on help and nursing, heat or massage, and sometimes electro stimulation. no secret cure exists.
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Bell
F.h.s
Readers Speak Dear Sir On Teachers Salaries And Taxes
A reader thanks the paper for publishing teachers salaries and argues the 180 day work year yields high pay. He claims many teachers moonlight and train little, urging voters to remember these salaries when taxes rise.
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Butte
Shior
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