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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1968

Page

6

Young voters urged to join party channels for impact

Montana opinion argues young voters rarely vote and must engage through party structures. It cites 1964 turnout by age groups, notes rising youth interest in 1968, and highlights Montana Democrats' Humphrey campaign leadership ages to show pathways for effective political participation within established parties.

Census Bureau McCarthy Kennedy Montana Republican Democrat Nixon Humphrey Montana United Democrats

Readers Speak Protests Gun Registration

A letter argues against gun registration linking confiscation to history and crime. The writer cites Victor Riesel, Cosa Nostra, Swiss gun use, Central Europe, and lack of law enforcement as causes, blaming Congress, the Supreme Court, and city wards rather than guns, urging resistance to registration.

Victor Riesel Cosa Nostra Switzerland U.S Holmes Alexander Netherlands Europe Congress Supreme Court Sam Riley Deer Lodge

Questionable Fever Risks and Mononucleosis Q&A

Dear Dr. Motner answers readers on high fever risks in children and brain damage concerns, confirms rectal temperatures read higher than oral, and explains mononucleosis contagion, cure lack, and self-limited course. It discusses nipple development, orange juice vitamin C loss, and advised pediatric evaluation when needed.

Mother H. K

Senate may act soon on fish inspection

Congress likely to advance a fish inspection bill seen as consumer protection and a potential boost to U.S. industry. The measure would require imported fish to meet same standards as domestic products and expand government scrutiny through inspections and export country certificates.

Senate Washington U.S Food and Drug Administration FDA Interior Department Bureau of Commercial Fisheries Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW Johnson Congress United States Philip R. Lee

Debate on TV Could Shape Runup to Conventions

The piece argues for televised debates between Nixon Rockefeller and Humphrey McCarthy ahead of the party conventions. It notes 1960 precedent and calls on networks to provide free time for debates between Independence Day and election day, highlighting Congressional actions on equal time rules and potential exemptions. The author urges journalistic initiative to inform voters and influence delegate choices.

United States Nixon Rockefeller Humphrey McCarthy Federal Communications Commission F.C.C Senate Harold Stassen House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce Harley O. Staggers D-W. Va California Kennedy A.B.C Congress C.B.S N.B.C

Nobody really mad at HHH

James Reston notes Hubert Humphrey remains a serious yet humorous figure after 20 years in Washington. He argues Humphrey could win the Democratic nomination and possibly the presidency, due to his personality, record, and separate stance from the Johnson administration.

James Reston New York Times New York Washington Hubert Humphrey Vietnam Johnson Humphrey Kennedy

Montana Standan Announces Staff Leadership

The Montana Standan lists D. R. Campbell Jr as publisher and Bert Gaskill as executive editor, outlining leadership for the newspaper.

D. R. Campbell, Jr Bert Gaskill

Society Editor Contact Details

Society Editor 723 4010 Business Office Job Printing Dept 723 4200

Surname Sagas: Prefixes Meaning Son of in Irish Welsh Traditions

It notes that Irish and Scottish surnames often use Mac Mc or O to mean son of. Mac Donald means son of Donald and O Brien means son of Brien. Welsh names use Ap meaning son of, though many are not obvious today. Examples include Price from Ap Rice and Powell Bevan Bowen and Pugh from Ap Hugh with original forms in parentheses.

Mac MacDonald Donald O’brien Brien Price Ap-Rice Powell Ap Howell Bevan Ap-Evan Bowen

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Montana Standard Butte-Anaconda Montana A Dr. Mother Mrs. E Dr. Motner Congressional Quarterly The New Republic Magazine Ralph Nader National Canners Assn Senate Commerce Committee BY Fred Neher Richard M. Nixon John F. Kennedy Hhh Ing Gene McCarthy Robert Kennedy House Richard Nixon Press Club George Walter L. Nelson Tom Williams Silver Bow County Butte Circulation Department William S. Penfield
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