Retirement of Prof McAuliffe at Montana College of Mineral Science
Prof. D C McAuliffe retires as vice president dean and placement director of Montana College of Mineral Science and Technology after 43 years at the school. A Butte native and World War II veteran he shaped athletics and education for decades and will be remembered for patience and inspiration on and off the field.
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D. C. McAuliffe
Montana College of Mineral Science and Technology
McAuliffe
Butte
France
Montana
School of Mines
Miners
Dubinsky backs Humphrey as liberal support pledged
In a intimate New York gathering Dubinsky announces support for Hubert Humphrey. He tells Humphrey allies present that the labor movement stands with him as the White House bid begins, praising Humphrey and signaling strong union backing.
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Dave’ Dubinsky
Ladies’ Garment Union
D.D
Louis Stulberg
Hubert Humphrey
U.S
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Mr. Humphrey
White House
Lyndon Johnson
Humphrey
Minnesota
Stalin
Erlich
Alter
Khrushchev
Munich
Europe
Near East
Absertia
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Hubert
Gus Tyler
Garment Union
Minnesoa
Ueon
H.H.H
Alex Rose
Liberal Party
John Kennedy
Lawmen Expect Crime Rise After Court Ruling
Law enforcement across the nation predict higher crime as Supreme Court limits police interrogation power and confession tactics. NYPD Commissioner Howard Leary warns effectiveness will drop while Philadelphia Chief Edward Bell calls investigations next to impossible. Boston's Edmund McNamara says trials will chase technical errors.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Howard Leary
Philadelphia
Edward J. Bell
Noel A. Jones
Indiamapolis
Boston
Edmund L. McNamara
Mallory
Andrew Mallory
D.C
John B. Layton
Reasons for baby spitting up and related concerns
Reader asks why six month old son spits up since birth despite milk changes. Doctor notes most causes range from minor to serious. weight gain is a good sign. Possible reasons include swallowing air, allergies, pylorospasm, or reflux. More serious pyloric stenosis or anatomical defects require diagnosis and treatment but not in this case. vaccination and pregnancy questions follow amid a broader column of medical Q&A.
Budget Bureau blocks full Father’s Day cost probe
DREW PEARSON Washington The Budget Bureau could not find any cost to the nation for Father’s Day and approved a one year measure. Senate leaders supported the idea of honoring fathers but budget officials kept the plan to one year to monitor potential expenditures. The Johnson administration backs Fathers Day for 1966 only, with status to be reconsidered next year.
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Washington
United States
Sen
Jennings Randolph
D-W. Va
Joe Resnick
D-Ny
Randolph
Big Brothers
Rep. Resnick
Congress
Budget Bureau
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Mansfield
Russel Long
Louisiana
Sen. Long
Louis
Ana
Sen. Randolph
Randoph
Montana Standard Masthead and staff roles
The Montana Standard lists the seven morning publication schedule and names the staffers and officials including publisher Richard E. Morrison and editor Walter L. Nelson. It identifies The Standard Post as its weekly edition and cites Lee Newspapers of Montana.
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Standard Post
Lee Newspapers of Montana, Inc
Richard E. Morrison
Ward Fanning
Walter L. Nelson
D. R. Campbell, Jr
Bert Gaskill
T. K. Conway
Joseph Stocke
Frank Quinn
Peggy Verstappen
Silver Bow County
Butte
Classified Listing Contact Lines
A compact display ad note lists department phone lines for classifieds news and society content. It provides numbers for Classified Want Ad, News, Society Editor, Business Office and Job Printing.
Humanness and precedent shape Warren court rulings
AP analysis notes that Chief Justice Earl Warren cites human factors in Supreme Court decisions. The piece discusses forced confessions, blood tests for drunk driving, and the Virginia poll tax ruling, highlighting shifts, dissents, and personalities shaping the law.
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Washington
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Moonshiners and Moonshine Origins in the Southern Mountains
The term moonshiner refers to illicit whisky distillers in the U S mountains who operate at night to evade detection. Moonshine describes the liquor produced, with the distillers earning the nickname due to distilling by moonlight.
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United States
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By Fred Neher
Butte Daily Post
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