Medicare Becomes Reality and Sparks Debate
The article notes Medicare taking effect Friday, with support from the Democratic Party in Silver Bow County and criticism from Republicans. It discusses President Johnson's expansion proposal, Nixon's opposition urging physicians into politics, and the political stakes for the 1968 nomination as costs and coverage rise and implementation proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow County
Democratic Party
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
Nixon
Johnson
Johnson Administration
Tourism drive urged to fund Montana roads
Great Falls Tribune notes Glacier Park and Yellowstone Park will set record tourist years in 1966. It argues boost in tourist promotion will raise gas tax revenue, supports Montana's 10 percent interstate share, and urges Legislature in 1967 to view tourism funding as investment to relieve state highway coffers and fund four lane interstate expansion.
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Great Falls
Glacier
Yellowstone Parks
Glacier Park
Yellowstone Park
Montana
Congress
Montana Highway Commission
Highway Department
Intriguing Experiments on the Heart at Harvard
Harvard researchers conducted dog experiments using a ring shaped coronary balloon to simulate heart attacks. They found rapid collateral vessel use preserves heart function after temporary flow loss. The piece also cites questions about pain in dogs versus humans and the potential to prevent heart damage through future advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chomoskey
Harvard University
Dodd Breaks in Closed Senate Ethics Hearings
The Washington column describes heated moments in the Senate Ethics Committee closed hearings. Senator Tom Dodd clashed over public access and cross examination, challenged a handwritten postscript, and demanded time for his witnesses while receiving extensive defense from his Wall Street attorney.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Tom Dodd
Dconn
Wall Street
John F. Sennett
Dodd
Sennett
John Stennis
D-Miss
Stennis
Julius Klein
Luger Westrick
Klein
Mississippi
Senate
James Lynch
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Senate Internal Security Committee
Cee Deee Cutan
Montana Standard And Butte Daily Post Masthead
The Montana Standard and Butte Daily Post list staff and affiliations as the official newspaper of Silver Bow County and the City of Butte with publishers editors and department heads noted. The entry names Richard E. Morrison as publisher Ward Fanning as associate publisher and other editorial and management roles.
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Butte Daily
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
Standard Post Telephone Numbers Display Ad and News
A listing provides internal telephone numbers for the Standard-Post departments including Circulation 792 8307 Display Advertising 92 8303 792 8304 Classified Want Ad 792 830 News 792 8305 Society Editor 723 4010 Business Office 792 8309 Job Printing 723 4200.
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Society
Warren praises FBI a rare court tribute from Warren
Chief Justice Earl Warren lauds the FBI for protecting rights of the accused while noting its admirable record. He cites that suspects are not required to answer, may consult a lawyer, and that questioning ceases if an attorney is requested. The piece highlights 1964-65 FBI prosecutions and broad praise amid criticism.
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Washington
D.C
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Justce Warren
FBI
Justice Warren
D.A
Warren
Scotland Yard
Interpol
Surete
Carabinieri
Tokyo
Yokohama
Con
Hoover
Bureau
Hood
John W. Butenko
Igor A. Ivartox
Amtorg Trading Corp
New Jersey
Van with a mission Meredith walks alone
Washington columnist Holmes Alexander profiles James Meredith as a solitary, driven figure with a clear aim of creating a racially classless society. The piece portrays Meredith's insecurities and fear of death, his selective alliances, and his stance against both White Power structures and militant black factions while stressing his commitment to peaceful, purposeful activism.
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Holmes Alexander
Washington
D.C
James Meredith
Mississippi
Meredith
National Press Club
Walter Tobringer
D. C
America
Graham Greene
Joseph Conrad
Lord Jim
Japan
Ture
NAACP
Vietnam
Mrs Grundy as a figure of public opinion in Speed the Plough
In Thomas Morton's 1798 play Speed the Plough the characters frequently ask what Mrs Grundy would say or think. Although she never appears, her personality is conveyed through the dialogue, making Mrs Grundy a general synonym for conventional public opinion.
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Thomas Morton
Speed the Plough
Mrs. Grundy
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Mother
J. K
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Epilepsy Association
Epilepsy Association of America
West 57Th St
New York
N.Y
National Institute of Neurological Diseases
U.S
Government Printing Office
G.M
Dr. Molner
Sen. Dodd
By Fred Neher
Sidney
Standard-Post
By Victor Riesel
Van
Olympus
Interlands
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