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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1972
Page
4
An official reports studded snow tires cause serious wear on roads and bridges in Washington state including worn reflector buttons and rutting. He warns tires may increase night driving hazards while Montana limits studded tire use to snowy months to reduce road damage.
Jim Murry of the Montana State AFL-CIO fires back at Dr. William Cashmore over a June news release on the state constitution. He notes intent papers showed the right to pursue basic necessities was not an endorsement of right-to-work, and recalls SB 139 in 1961 aiming to curb collective bargaining.
The piece notes that foreign capitals closely watch the U.S. election as Nixon pursues a Vietnam settlement and McGovern seeks defense cuts. It discusses Sino Soviet incentives, Hanoi’s posture, and NATO anxiety over potential policy shifts before autumn.
In New York McGovern courted labor groups at a crowded Hotel Biltmore event with 200 officials including AFL CIO leaders and unions while Kennedy campaigns for vice president. Meany and labor leaders weigh a McGovern Kennedy ticket amid uncertainty over delegates and possible deadlock before the state primary.
Stockholm based economist Gunnar Myrdal warns that American trust has weakened due to its Vietnam stance and domestic policy while praising past U S roles such as the Marshall Plan. He cites shifts from isolationism to interventionism and calls for Americans to confront world opinion honestly. He notes Europe’s sympathy with Sweden’s Palme and argues America must regain the trust of good people worldwide.
Miami Beach readies for non delegates arriving July 10 as 50 000 demonstrators converge for the Democratic National Convention. NOW and other groups plan protests and voter education while officials debate a protest campsite and face potential legal action.
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