Rail service prospects brighten for Montana trains
Montana lawmakers report encouraging signs for rail transport as postal officials plan selective use of Northern Pacific and Great Northern fast freight trains in July for nonpreference mail. Passenger trains will continue railway post office service and some bulk mail. Mixed trains and state legislation may further save passenger service in Butte and across the state, easing discontinuance pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Mike Mansfield
Washington
Postal Department
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ray J. Wayrynen
Butte
Wayrynen
Readers Speak On Gun Control And Firearm Rights
A letter argues against gun registration and defends the National Rifle Association. The writer contends gun ownership is harmless when used by law abiding individuals and urges readers to contact congressmen to oppose registration. He warns that criminals would evade controls and fear of confiscation could grow from future crises. DOUGLAS ALLEN, Silver Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Rifle Association
G. R. Jamieson
Drummond
Jamieson
Douglas Allen
Silver Star
Nixon on technology and work in the computer era
In a New York column, Richard Nixon argues for human and technological partnership. He envisions computer job matching, a national center, and expanded services to help unemployed workers while citing Harvard pilots and the National Association of Manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aldous Huxley
George Orwell
Harvard
National Association of Manufacturers
North Carolina
National Computer Job Bank
Huxley
Safety groups clash over holiday traffic death estimates
The National Safety Council and the American Automobile Association trade barbs over whether holiday traffic fatalities rise by 25 percent. Both push safety campaigns as motorists still need to become more safety conscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
American Autombile Association
AAA
Council
National Council
Hartford Courant
Resurrection City assault linked to Poor People's March
Drew Pearson writes a personal letter noting he was attacked near Resurrection City days before the Solidarity March. He calls the violence a sign of rising street clashes and argues poverty, housing, and education bills affect the poor, urging his grandson to seek solutions rather than pass problems on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
George L. Arnold, Jr
Georgie
Drew
Lincoln Memorial
Resurrection City
Washington Monument
Washington
Ressurrection City
House of Representatives
Humphrey
Congress
Orville Freeman
W. R. Poage
Texas
House Agriculture Committee
Joe Clark
Pennsylvania
Mississippi
Sen
John Stennis
Rep. Poage
James Clark
Ressurection City
Do Tonsil Questions and Menopause Hormones Answered
Dr Molner answers common health questions about tonsil removal age effects and when to save or remove tonsils. He notes infection risk, older age changes, and judgment on harm versus benefit. The column also covers menopause hormones and fatigue causes and explains the safe period for pregnancy risk around ovulation.
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Butte-Anaconda, Montana
Union Pacific
Automation
Nixon
By Victor Riesel
Richard Nixon
Nikita Khrushchev
Jack Kennedy
Dick Nixon
Poe
Ative
Orwell
BY Fred Neher
The
Montana Standard
D. R. Campbell, Jr
Bert Gaskill
Walter L. Nelson
Tom Williams
Silver Bow County
Enyay Meterpiece Office
Job Printing Dept
Salt Lake City
Deseret News
George Schuyler
Rev. Abernathy
Poage
Joseph G. Molner
M.D
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