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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1968
Page
3
The Office of Economic Opportunity approved a 24933 headstart grant for the University of Montana. The funds will support precollege and college level training for headstart staff and provide training funds for 50 trainees.
The article notes exercise helps heart and vessel fitness but warns against relying on activity to offset high calorie intake. It cites that a 180-pound person would earn 265 calories from a 10-cent candy bar or 200 calories from a martini, requiring about an hour of walking at a slow pace to counterbalance.
Dr John Weir a psychology professor leads the humanities faculty at Caltech in an informal experiment where carpeting rises 36 inches up the wall. Students using the room over the past year report taking more responsibility for their learning.
Pierre Elliott Trudeau faced tight police security in Montreal on the eve of Canada's election amid threats from a separatist group. Police planned 1,400 uniformed and additional plain clothes officers for the St. Jean Baptiste parade while polls and pundits forecast a Liberal landslide pushing past 150 of 264 seats.
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey tells Look magazine that television has acted as a catalyst for rioting and looting during disturbances. He urges rapid manpower, minimal force with swift arrests, riot training for police, and preplanning for integrated state local and federal response.
The Montana Public Service Commission selected George F. Hess to assist in the Montana Power Co. electric and gas rate hearing set for August 7. Hess, a consulting engineer, acts as a consultant to the Suburban Rate Authority in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
West Germany's Child Protection League urged limits on explicit sex instruction in popular magazines. It said details of sex life belong in specialist publications or medical journals.
The Montana Standard issue from Tuesday June 25 1948 covers local Butte Anaconda news with regional events, society notes, weather brief, and community notices. Readership is informed of civic items, business updates, and forthcoming local activities.
The article quotes Dean Rusk telling Hubert Humphrey that the President may not run and urges readiness. Rusk says he is beginning to think the President won’t run and advises Humphrey to get busy preparing for the campaign.
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