Mental health conference opens with building dedication today
The Montana Association for Mental Health holds a two day conference at Warm Springs State Hospital starting at 11 AM with a 12:15 luncheon and 1:30 dedication of a new 20 000 square foot Multipurpose building. Gov Tim Babcock and state officials attend. Dr Stanley J Rogers receives keys.
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Warm Springs
Montana Association For Mental Health
Warm Springs State Hospital
Anaconda
MAMH
State Hospital
Tim Babcock
State Board of Institutions and Board of Examiners
Stanley J. Rogers
Treasure State Spelling Bee preliminary champions listed
The Philipsburg Grade School spelling contest crowned Linda Miller Bill Cross Patty Busch and Vicki Johnson as winners. St Peter Anaconda and St Joseph School participants also triumphed with multiple grade eight winners advancing toward the state bee in Helena May 4.
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Butte
Anaconda High School
Philipsburg
Linda Miller
Bill Cross
Patty Busch
Vicki Johnson
St. Peter
Anaconda
Michael Garcia
Richard Spraycar
Ramona Softich
Debbie Dorsey
Ray
St. Joseph
Kathleen Storrud
St. John the Evangelist School
Judy Henry
Denise Rosetti
Karen Matteucci
Elk Feed Poison Controversy Sparks Gallatin Clash
Montana Fish and Game Director Frank Dunkle charged a private Gallatin Canyon group with poisoning elk by feeding pesticide contaminated hay. Tests showed Chlordane levels in hay from the Porcupine Range feeding area, raising fears of hunting restrictions and possible costs for hunter checks.
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Helena
Gallatin Valley
Frank H. Dunkle
Dunkle
Gallatin Canyon
Department
Porcupine Game Range
Montana State University Analytical Lab
Robert L
Bucko” Knight
Knight
Fish and Game Commission
Copper pay and price hikes spark inflation concerns
President Johnson’s adviser Arthur Okun said wage increases in the copper settlements exceed public interest. Phelps Dodge set a 42 cent per pound price, with wage gains totaling 1.13 dollars per hour over 40 months and 0.75 dollars for some workers over 36 months, signaling pattern for remaining deals. Okun urged producers to curb prices to stabilize the dollar and called for labor-management cooperation.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
U.S
Phelps Dodge Corp
Phelps Dodge
Okun
Congress
Mansfield says no copper price freeze expected
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield voiced that a price freeze on copper is not indicated after a Finlen Hotel briefing. He urged caution to prevent prices from rising, noting the domestic copper price stood at 38 cents a pound before the 259 day strike.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Finlen Hotel
Phelps Dodge
Mansfield to discuss Red China in Missoula lecture
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield will open the Mansfield Lectures on International Relations in Missoula discussing Red China’s past and future. He will speak Friday morning and address the Last Chance Press Club in Helena Friday evening, with meetings at UM faculty and students between sessions. The program is funded by 124000 from an art sale donations and two dinners, aims to bring international authorities to the campus, and Mansfield is listed as history professor on leave with tenure.
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Missoula
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Red China
Mansfield
Montana
Last Chance Press Club
Helena
UM Foundation
Franklin
Kennecott preps copper mines as strike looms
Kennecott Copper Corp heats furnaces across its Arizona Nevada Utah and New Mexico properties in anticipation the strike may end early next week. A spokesman said supervisors fired up furnaces as a new contract is ratified but not in effect until local issues settle. The company expects to resume smelting and move ore from mines once workers return.
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Salt Lake City
Kennecott Copper Corp
Arizona
Nevada
Utah
New Mexico
Kennecott
NP trims Livingston yard engines amid reduced business
Northern Pacific removed two switch engines from service in Livingston Montana due to lower business and altered through train operations between St Paul and Seattle. The spokesman said engines will be reinstated as demand returns and denied any link to the NP Great Northern merger.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Northern Pacific
Livingston, Mont
St. Paul
Seattle
Great Northern
Pact ratified by 30 locals in Montana metals unions
Thirty locals of the Tri City Metals Trades Council in Butte Anaconda and Great Falls voted 819 to 213 to approve a proposed contract with the Anaconda Co if ratified by all unions in Montana This ends over eight months of copper strike Also in Butte two locals took approving votes while Great Falls Local 16 A United Steelworkers endorsed the pact by about seven to one and the councilwide vote was announced by officials from the involved locals
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Tri- City Metals Trades Council
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
Anaconda Co
Montana
United Steelworkers of America
James Cadigan
Butte Carpenters Union
al Boogal
Ironworkers
Metals Trade Coun
Metals Trade Council
Dont Miss These Page Five Highlights
A brief glance to Page 5 previews an 800 pound baby feature. Page 7 reports a gunshot victim raising the possibility of a second man in the stickup. Page 8 notes Marines claim they are short-changed on helicopters while the Army runs the show.
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Sorrowful Jones
Army
New FILA jet lost on bombing mission report
The Air Force lost one new FILA jet on a combat mission Thursday with another FILA hitting a North Vietnamese truck park. Officials said the multi million dollar swing wing plane may not be grounded and noted no immediate grounding.
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Edwin Q. White
Senate panel cancels F111B program and funds
The Senate Armed Services Committee killed the overweight F111B project by striking $460 million requested for Navy fighter research and production from the defense budget. The incident occurred as a Thailand-based Fills unit reportedly took part in strikes near Dong Hoi with estimates of crew fate uncertain.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Navy
Pentagon
Gagarin to have state funeral after fatal crash
Soviet authorities ordered a state funeral for Yuri Gagarin the first man to orbit Earth and his crewmate Vladimir Seryogin who died in a training jet crash near Moscow. Their ashes will rest in the Kremlin wall beside Vladimir Komarov as a national tribute while world leaders and NASA officials offered condolences.
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Henry S. Bradsher
Moscow
Soviet Union
Yuri A. Gagarin
Earth
Col
Vladimir Seryogin
Kremlin
Vladimir M. Komarov
Soviet Communist Party
Gagarin
Seryogin
Hubert H. Humphrey
U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration
John H. Glenn Jr
M. Scott Carpenter
Johnson
Weather outlook for cloudy, cooler days ahead
Cloudy and cooler through Saturday with a chance of rain or snow showers today and early Saturday. High near 48, low around 32. Showers likely with a 40 percent chance today and tonight.
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