Hart targets lab oversight after dog posing as tech
Sen. Philip A. Hart says a brown mongrel named Straybourne Betts, with two lab technician certificates, could not meet kennel rules but gained registration by mail. The证 incident was used to illustrate lax supervision of medical laboratories in a Senate inquiry into certification and licensing.
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Philip A. Hart
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Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
Straybourne Betts
International Registry of Medical Technicians
Enid
Okla
International Society of Clinical Laboratory Technologists
St. Louis
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Betts
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American Kennel Society
Glen Echo
National Committee For Careers In Medical Technology
Powers and Raih to campaign for Butte mayor
In a municipal primary Tom Powers won 4 610 votes to Jim Bertoglio 2 624, advancing to face Republican Vic Rauh in April. Despite Rauh's weak 9 percent showing and Rosalie Hanley's withdrawal, 7 430 voters turned out, 61.5 percent of 12 062 registered, with five incumbent aldermen losing.
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Raih
Tom Powers
Butte
Jim Bertoglio
Powers
Bertoglio
Vic Rauh
Rosalie Hanley
Rauh
Ard
Local Vietnam Duty Shapes City Council Races
In the city council races the reapportionment realigned wards with incumbents facing incumbents. Seventh Ward saw Bob Schulte win by 16 votes over Sayatovic while Pete Oren led all candidates with 706 votes. Incumbents Kelly Paull Mehrens Flynn McGarry and Mehrens held seats. outcome depends on potential independent entries.
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Pete Evankovich
Frank Panisko
Ed Hastings
Jim Burchell
Nick J. Sayatovic
Bob Schulte
Sayatovic
Pete Oren
Oren
Schulte
Terry Kelly
J. Philip Paull
Barney McGarry
J. D. Flynn
Bert Mehrens
Babcock Sees More State Autonomy in Federal Programs
Governor Tim Babcock said after White House briefings there may be less bypassing of state authority in federal program administration. He noted the trend toward power returning to states asPresident Johnson promised greater recognition of state powers in addressing poverty while criticizing the failed sales tax referendum.
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Babcock
White House
Milk Strike Sparks FBI Aid and Threats Across States
Violence and boycotts reshape dairy markets as the National Farmers Organization disables shipments in 25 states. Wisconsin officials seek FBI and AG help amid possible organized disturbances. Michigan checks all Detroit milk trucks after a hoax arsenic scare. no contaminants found in 350 000 gallons.
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National Farmers Organization
NFO
Wisconsin
Illinois
Warren Knowles
Knowles
FBI
Attorney General's Office
Daily State
John Doe
Michigan
Frank J. Kelley
Chester Lackie
Michigan Department of Agriculture
Imlay City
Mich
Ex Helenans plead innocent in embezzlement case
Three federal defendants arraigned before Judge W D Murray plea innocent Monday. Merri Henderson 27 stands trial May 22 on two counts of false entries and embezzling 380 dollars at Deer Lodge Bank & Trust Co where he was assistant cashier. Kermit Daniels represents Henderson. Julius W Babe Stoner 52 and Helena G Stoner 53 formerly of Helena pleaded innocent to two counts of federal income tax fraud and evasion.
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Merri! Henderson
Deer Lodge Bank & Trust Co
Kermit Daniels
Deer Lodge
Henderson
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Spring Time in the Rockies Brings Cooler Weather
Spring time in the Rockies officially starts Tuesday at 10 37 a m Mountain Standard Time. Montana will see cooler temperatures and snow showers with highs mostly in the 30s. Monday highs ranged from 30 at Glasgow to 53 at Broadus with scattered rain and snow showers. Missoula and West Yellowstone reported measurable precipitation of .01 inch.
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Montana
Glasgow
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Easter Sunrise Service Set For 7 AM At Montana Tech
Butte residents are invited to the annual Easter Sunrise service on Easter Sunday on the steps of Montana Tech. The program begins at 7 with speakers Brenda Calasera Ralph Sorenson and Leonard Peterson. Kim Facinani directs the combined youth services as eight Butte Protestant churches organize the event with worship hymns prayers readings and public address segments.
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Aldersgate
Covenant
Presbyterian
Salvation Army
First Christian
Floral Park Baptist
Gospel Chapel
Weather Summary for Butte Anaconda
Cloudy today with a 20 percent chance of precipitation. High near 40 and a low around 18 tonight. The same day last year recorded a high of 27 and a low of 17. Weather table appears on Page 2.
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Lost Manhattan youth search continues after river dive
River boats and a private plane scoured roughly six miles of the Gallatin River from a bridge north of Manhattan to Logan as Sheriff L D W Anderson led the hunt for Bernard Lewis Poleman a 13 year old who disappeared after falling into the water Sunday.The boy son of Mr and Mrs Henry Poleman of Manhattan had been playing on the Manhattan Bridge with 12 year old Richard Hotzel when he fell in.
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Bernard Lewis Poleman
Gallatin County
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Anderson
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Richard Hotzel
Anaconda Mayoral Race Sees Quane Nominated in Dem Primary
William Quane edged Paul Beausoleil in the Democratic mayoral race with 1 045 to 1 002 votes and will face incumbent Henry Lussy in the April 3 general election. Treasurer Barbara Feretti won uncontested with 1 876 votes and faces James B. Dickinson. Ira Stagg led the Democratic police magistrate race with 1 510 votes. Margaret Beausoleil had 788. Ward results list Democrats Hamden, Linzey, Ungaretti, and others with varied tallies. incumbents include Barrett and Beatty, with independents Carl Anderson and Larry Edwards in play.
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William Quane
Paul Beausoleil
Anaconda
Quane
Beausoleil
Henry Lussy
Barabra Feretti
James B. Dickinson
Ira Stagg
Margaret Beausoleil
Hugh B. Campbell
James Linzey
Mario
Ed Gallagher
Beatty
Wilkinson
Gene Marcille
Owen P. McNally
Trustees Hire Three Elementary Instructors For 1967 68 Term
District No. 1 trustees approved immediate hiring of three elementary teachers to fill vacancies and offered contracts to seven more for the 1967 68 term, contingent on passage of the April 1 special mill levy. Remaining current-term hires include Elnora Vanek at Longfellow third grade, Dorothy Parks at Whitmer first grade, and Kathleen Hoskins at Harrison to ease crowded classes.
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Charles Davis
Elnora Vanek
Butte
Longfellow
Dorothy
Felt proclaims new GOP in Montana during 40th legislature
Speaker James R. Felt declares the Montana GOP a new party uniting supporters after the special session. He criticizes Democrats as aligned with big business and notes opposition to a sales tax and mine tax increases while defending GOP stances amid Anaconda influence.
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Helena
James R
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