Kissinger aims for new talks on Vietnam with Moscow and Peking
Washington previews a summer bargaining round as Kissinger takes position papers to China and the Soviet Union. The aim is to pressure North Vietnam toward a deal before Election Day, leveraging American military leverage and Hanoi’s desire for favorable terms.
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Montana Supreme Court Faces Interpreting June 6 Constitutional Vote
A Montana editor urges the state Supreme Court to interpret the 1889 constitution's voting rules for the June 6 proposal. It notes conflicting sections about majority votes and warns critics may attack any ruling. The piece asks for open minds and offers support and condolences to the justices.
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Billings
UM Law School
Supreme Court
Butte Cleanup Campaign Shows Notable Citywide Progress
The Butte cleanup effort led by the Chamber of Commerce TNT committee advances with street cleaning, tidied trash cans, and new paint at City Hall. Signage and traffic lane improvements spread countywide, as crews refresh George Street and eastern Montana Power area, boosting city appeal for residents and travelers.
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Neat and Tidy
TNT
City Hall
George Street
Montana Power Co
Montana
Parliament for America Would Change the U.S. System
Washington column argues for a parliamentary model similar to Britain and Canada. It highlights potential benefits like eliminating gridlock, boosting government responsiveness, and reducing congressional privilege while noting few lawmakers support such a shift. The piece cites Montana delegates and cites broader global trends.
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Washington
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Capitol Hill
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Canada
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Britain
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10 Downing Street
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Aerospace
U.S
Montana
Billings
Robert Kelleher
Maine
Mississippi
Montana Standard Official Paper of Butte and Silver Bow
The Montana Standard operates seven mornings weekly under publisher D. R. Campbell Jr and editor Roy Anderson with staff including Robert W. Jones as business manager Bert Gaskill as business head and Jeffrey B. Gibson as city editor The newspaper serves Silver Bow County and the city of Butte.
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Silver Bow County
Butte
Nader Tackles Congress In Wide Study
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader launches a large scale Capitol Hill study on the Congress with 800 volunteers. The project aims to interview leaders, survey campaigns, and publish detailed member profiles before the November elections.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Ralph Nader
United States Congress
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Capitol Hill
Congress
Rhodes
Stanley Tupper
Maine
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
N.Y
Consumer Protection Agency
Chet Holifield
D Calif
Tribute to Eva Poil highlights humane efforts in Butte
Letters laud Eva Poil for her humane work with animals and urge community support for Silver Bow S P C A to create a better shelter. Missoula County Humane Society donors are urged to memorialize Poil with gifts. A separate reader challenges cemetery caretakers at Mt Moriah and asks critics to try the work themselves.
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Silver Bow S.P.C.A
Missoula County
Peil
S.P.C.A
Dale Dahlgren
Sec. Treas
Mt. Moriah
Butte
Our Readers Speak Letters From Montana Standard Readers
Letters for publication must not exceed 300 words and must include the writer’s name and address. Submit to Our Readers Speak C O The Montana Standard Butte for consideration.
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Montana Standard
Butte
Springboard staff praised for large scale project work
In a letter Mrs Pat Kosena commends Project Springboard staff for a successful year. She praises teachers administrators and workers for managing problems and delivering enthusiastic kindergarten education with remarkable learning progress.
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