Search planes scour Idaho and Washington for missing fliers
Spokane AP report states Civil Air Patrol planes will scour the Idaho panhandle and parts of southeastern Washington for three missing people from Spokane. Mr and Mrs Armor B Martin and pilot Larry Peck disappeared en route to Orofino Idaho Saturday during a trip for the Dwor shak Dam ceremony.
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Spokane
Idaho Panhandle
Washington
Civil Air Patrol
Orofino
Idaho
Armor B. Martin
Larry Peck
Dworshak
Clearwater River
Pearances
Evans
Peck
Lewiston
Bovill
Northcentral
Martins
Idaho Aeronautics Department
Washington State Commission
Lakeside Post Office Contract Awarded for New Facility
The U S Post Office Depart ment has negotiated a contract with Robert Spoonheim of Turner to build a new post office at Lakeside. Montana's Democratic congressional delegation announced the deal on Tuesday. The annual rent is 1920 dollars on an eight year lease with three five year renewal options. Completion is scheduled for November.
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Associated Press
U.S. Post Office Department
Robert Spoonheim
Turner
Lakeside
Montana
Slum action highlights African marriage customs and Western aid
A report from Lagos and Buenos Aires examines pregnancy before marriage and childbearing in Africa. It quotes a Ghanaian schoolmaster on marriage norms, details a German missionary’s role as maid of honor and god mother, and notes a government housing project in Argentina while tracing shifts in social expectations around legitimacy and family.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Buenos Aires
Villa Miseria
Miseryville
Ringe
West Africa
Rica
University of Ghana
Tunji Adesungboye
Shanties dismantled in Resurrection City by workers
Workmen take down plywood and plastic shanties in Resurrection City on Tuesday clearing the area once occupied by the Poor People’s Campaign. A piece of plywood bears the painted slogan black power.
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Resurrection City
Rioting warned as Girls Staters hear leaders in Montana
BOZEMAN AP Keith Anderson of the Montana Taxpayers Association warned Girls Staters that rioting and force threaten their futures during a luncheon at Montana State University. Delegates held mock party primaries Blue Gold and prepared for mock general elections with named state offices elected Monday night.
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Bozeman
Keith Anderson
Montana Taxpayers Association
Girl’s Staters
Anderson
Montana State University
Blue and Gold
Blue Party
Vikie Christie
Butte
Mary Doty
Red Lodge
Roxann Miller
Missoula
Karen Leaphart
Helene
Peggy Strong
Livingston
Kris Joki
Kathy Knight
Falls
Terry Macabee
Rowen
Mimi Moreno
Miles City
Railroad and Public Service
Vikki Weible
Great Falls
Karma Wilson
Billings
State workers to get checks every 2 weeks
About 150 Montana state employees will receive pay every two weeks starting July 1 in a pilot to move all state payrolls to biweekly by January 1, 1969. Department of Administration staff and the State Auditor’s office will end monthly warrants with July 19 as the first biweekly payday.
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Helena
Kenyon
End of poverty seen by 1976
New York AP report quotes Wilbur J. Cohen, secretary of health education and welfare, predicting poverty eradication by 1976. He spoke after dedication ceremonies for a $17 million Long Island Jewish Hospital building program in Queens, promising universal education and medical care and a guaranteed national income.
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New York
Wilbur J. Cohen
Health, Education and Welfare
United States
Cohen
Long Island Jewish Hospital
Queens
Highway contracts total over two million in Montana
Montana Highway Commission awarded contracts totaling 2 049 000 for road and bridge work in Prairie Broadus Daniels counties. N A Nelson Construction Co. will build a dual bridge and underpass on Interstate 94 in Prairie. Powder River contract covers paving Broadus Olive and Crow Agency roads by Northwestern Engineering Co. The Daniels contract funds 10 miles of Wolf Point Scobey Canadian line road with Northern Improvement Co. Selected projects total 2 million plus, fiscal year 1967-68 reach 48.7 million.
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O’fallon
N. A. Nelson Construction Co
Sheridan
Wyo
Powder River
Crow Agency
Broadus
Northwestern Engineering Co
Rapid City
S.D
Daniels
Wolf Point Bridge
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Dan Evans
Here
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St. Joe
St. Maries
Martin
Pacific Northwest Power Co
Washington Water Power Co
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WWP
Mont
Lakeside Post Office
By Arnold Zeitlin
Retiriig
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M.D.S.T
Kiely Construction Co
Butte, Montana
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Pioneer
Laos
Madsen
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JaaDsen
Flaherty
J. Gen’s
Kenworth & Mack
Mack
Columbia
Pioneer C
Wershow Conductioneers
W. LA Brea Avenue
Los Angeles
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Yvonne Taylor
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Jody Wedenburg
Fortune
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Kathy Stahl
Glasgow
Marilyn Jacobson
Anaconda
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Joyce Siblerud
Kalispell
Sue Daniel
Janeen Etchart
Supreme Court
Pam Junkermier
Kay Kovach
Vick! Andrikopoulos
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Denton
Connie Hanson
Kathy Honaker
Barbara Nationa
Browning
Cheryl Olson
Sidney
Barb Trappp
Margie Weatherman
Laurel
Alectric CO
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Wes
the Times
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