Attorney General urges city police pay and standards boost
Clark told the United States Conference of Mayors that local communities must raise police pay and standards with some federal help. He warned education and pay gaps hinder policing and noted a five year federal grant program will improve training and equipment while cities struggle with finances to hire and pay more officers. Mayor Powers suggests using trainees as officers under the bill.
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Clark
United States Conference of Mayors
Butte
Johnson
Thomas Powers
Johnson Pushes for Tougher Gun Law and Two Stage Bill
The White House debates a broader gun control push beyond the Dodd bill with public support rising. Senators Mansfield Magnuson and McGee back strict measures, citing crime data and New York law effectiveness. President plans to advance in two stages, first the weaker bill, then a tougher measure.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
White House
United States
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Warren Magnuson
Wash
Gale McGee
Wyo
Magnuson
House of Representatives
Dallas
New York
Bill Colmer
D-Miss
House Rules Committee
Secret Service misreads Rockefeller identity at Press Club
A Washington scene reveals Secret Service guards misidentifying Nelson Rockefeller as a Democrat. Agents joke about him switching parties and compare his tactics to past candidates while noting recognisable traits and campaign excesses. The piece ends recalling Lady Bird Johnson’s public service activities.
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Washington, D.C
Secret Service
Nelson Rockefeller
GOP
Ray Bliss
Dick Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Gene McCarthy
Rockefeller
Chicago
Mr. Megabucks
Megabucks
Kidney stone diet advice and diverticulosis query response
A health column advises dilute urine to prevent calcium oxalate stones, suggests limiting dairy calcium, acidify urine with cranberry juice and sodium phosphate, and notes parathyroid tests. It also explains diverticulosis as common and usually mild, recommends a booklet for full guidance, and offers a gall bladder booklet with a small fee.
Readers Speak Agrees with nationwide presidential primary
Martin J. Burke argues Montana voters have no real voice in selecting presidential nominees under the party machine. He urges a nationwide presidential primary to let people choose candidates, oppose big money influence, and support federal spending controls and possible financing.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Russia
Communist Party
Helena
Hubert Humphrey
Montana
McCarthy
Humphrey
U.S
Martin J. Burke
Printing Trade Draws Back Loyal Hands
In-depth note from Arcade Herald on how printers tend to stay in the field. The piece suggests many who leave eventually return, asserting a strong pull of the trade and the familiar ink aroma. It discusses job switching versus remaining in printing and hints at a habitual allure.
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Arcade
N.Y
Herald
Rob Lee Syndicate Says Taxation Problem Is Simple
A satirical note from Rob Lee Syndicate argues taxation is simple and likens the issue to skinning a sheep only once. It also compares reputation to a bubble that bursts when inflated by oneself and quips that half of life is if.
Display Advertising Contacts and Departments
The note lists contact lines for display advertising 792 8303 792 8304 society editor 723 4010 business office job printing dept 723 4200 with no full sentences or context.
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Montana Standard’s Page of
LBJ
Drew Pearson
House
Richard Nixon
Lady Bird’s
Paris
Rome
Peking
Cosmos Club
Massachusetts Avenue
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Rock Creek Park
Francis Scott Keybridge
Vienna
Germany
Berlin
Johnsons
Jacqueline Kennedy
Jackie
Lady Bird
Gov. Rockefeller
By Holmes Alexander
Philosphy
Bob Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
New Hampshire
Rocky
Nixon
George Wallace
Supreme Court
Rockefeller Protection Unit
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Kennedy
Eleanor Roosevelt
Joseph G. Molner
M.P
Dr. Mother
Mother
T. Y
BY Fred Neher
Qour
Rob Lee Syndicate
The
Montana Standard
D. R. Campbell, Jr
Bert Gaskill
Walter L. Nelson
Tom Williams
Silver Bow County
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