Mansfield urges world copper conference to curb boom bust cycles
Sen. Majority Leader Mike Mansfield, visiting Butte, calls for a world conference on copper to set production aims and stabilize prices to prevent boom and bust cycles. He warns against price spikes driving substitutes, notes stock sales help briefly, and predicts further world price rises while urging DOJ approval if needed. He opposes Reichle Dam and backs Metcalf and Olsen in upcoming races.
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Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Butte
Department of Justice
Chile
Zambia
U.S
Senate
Reichle Dam
Washington
Lee Metcalf
Arnold Olsen
Metcalf
Olsen
Johnson
Anaconda
Missoula
Kalispell
Tuszynski Named New VFW Commander in Butte Post 1448
Raymond G. Tuszynski is elected commander of Butte Post 1448 VFW succeeding Bernard Sulli van. He and appointive officers, to be installed May 14 with the women’s auxiliary, include Thomas McGary, Reuben Weber, James Coyne, Lewis Averett, William Daley, Paul Sultz er, and Richard Mackey. Tuszynski, a Navy veteran, serves as Anaconda Co. personnel clerk and runs a radio TV service. he is national aide de camp to VFW Commander in Chief Andrew Borg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond G. Tuszynski
Butte
Bernard F. Sullivan
Thomas H. McGary
Reuben Weber
James W. Coyne
Lewis Averett
William M. Daley
Paul 0. Sultzer
Richard V. Mackey
Edmund J. Leonard
Tuszynski
Women’s Auxiliary
W. Aluminum
Lorraine
Carol Ann
Susan
Raelene
Anaconda Co
VFW
Andrew Borg
United Veterans Council of
Silver Bow County
New Montana Tech degree program requests stated
Dr. Edwin G. Koch president of Montana Tech argues in favor of new degrees in chemistry physics mathematics geology geophysics and hydrogeological engineering to expand access reduce local costs and strengthen the college’s academic standing for area students and economy.
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Montana Tech
Edwin G. Koch
Butte
Silver Bow
Koch
Montana
The
Grees
Montana University System
130000 Reservists Lack Military Training
Washington AP report notes about 130000 young men who volunteered for the Army Reserve in the past year gained draft exemption yet received no training. Lt Gen Throckmorton cites Viet Nam expansion as cause while defending Pentagon manpower plans to merge Army Reserve and National Guard pools. Congressional debate centers on shifting funds and restructuring forces.
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Washington
Army Reserve
John L. Throckmorton
Viet Nam
Throckmorton
Senate Armed Services Preparedness Subcommittee
Pentagon
Army
National Guard
John Stennis
D-Miss
Defense Department
Robert S. McNamara
Earthquake Shakes Flathead Region No Damage Reported
An 11 28 p m Friday quake centered near Polson jolted the lower Flathead area waking many residents and rattling Kerr Dam power plant. Shaking lasted five to 10 seconds with impacts felt in Big Arm Valley View and south shore communities while East shore residents did not report feeling it.
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Polson
Flathead
Kerr Dam
Big Arm
Valley View
South Shore
East Shore
Anaconda school levy election set for Tuesday
School Dist No 10 electors in Anaconda vote in a special levy of 129 250 for operating and maintaining schools. Polls run noon to 8 DST. Precincts include Washington School area No 1 Daly No 2 Lincoln No 3 Bryan No 4 Beaver Dam No 5 with listed districts.
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Anaconda
Herb Swanson
Washington School
Middle of Walnut
Washoe Park
Sunnyside
Cable
Blue Eyed Nellie
Daly
Walnut
Wreck Kills 3 Students Near Corvallis
Three high school students died in a one car crash near Corvallis after a dance in Hamilton. Driver Steve Snell 18 and Charlotte Flanagan 14 died at the scene while Jay Snell 16 died Saturday. Linda Skalsky 16 Stevensville survived in fair to good condition. The incident raised Montana 1966 traffic toll to 73, compared with 64 last year.
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Corvallis
Hamilton
Steve Snell
Charlotte Flanagan
Stevensville
Jay Snell
Miss Flanagan
Linda Skalsky
Montana
Clayton Fritchey to Write Washington Column for Standard Post
Columnist Clayton Fritchey, noted journalist and former Truman advisor, will contribute a Washington column to the Standard Post starting this week. He resigned as director of public affairs for the U.S. Mission to the United Nations to write the piece on the editorial page.
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Clayton Fritchey
Truman
U.N
Adlai Stevenson
Washington
Standard Post
Fritchey
U.S
United Nations
Assault on Viet Cong psychological warfare center near Saigon
U S troops hacked through jungle 70 miles northwest of Saigon toward the Viet Cong psychological warfare headquarters. A US Air Force pilot scored the 6th MIG kill in eight days after a Sidewinder strike.
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Saigon
U.S
North Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Lawrence H. Goldberg
Duluth
Minn
Goldberg
Gerald D. Hardgrave
Jackson
Tenn
Hanoi
Tech student office candidates named for Montana Tech 1966
Montana Tech announces candidates for student government across president vice president secretary treasurer and delegates. Slated races include members from Sigma Rho Theta Tau Independent with voting during M Day activities on Wednesday.
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Montana Tech
Associated Students of
Albert D. Chiamulera
Butte
Sigma Rho
Henry A. Scholz
Vancouver
B.C
Theta Tau
Bobby R. Seidel
Huntley
Montana
David Koshimaki
Herbert H. Sargent
George Ann Thurson
Independent
Don
Giacomino
John Sutey
Robert L. Voermans
Whitefish
Terrence J. Angrove
James T. Leifer
St. John
Washington
Henry McClernan
Douglas P. Meserell
Highland Park
New Jersey
Charles Parrett
John Sullivan
Surplus War Equipment Found Abroad for Vietnam Use
Senate investigators say millions of dollars in Jeeps bulldozers generators and other defense surplus overseas could be used in the Vietnam war. Sen. Ernest Gruening plans public hearings to detail alleged misuses of military materials and funds.
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Washington
Senate
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Gruening
Europe
Far East
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
General Accounting Office
Southeast Asia
Golf clubs for sale by Mrs Ken Clouse ad
Mrs Ken Clouse offers Louisville Grand Slam golf clubs including 8 H and B irons 4 woods and a divided bag in perfect condition. Priced at $100 or best offer. Green days ahead with par busting clubs. Call 792-8301 for an ad writer.
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Ken Clouse
Louisville
Communists Prep For Massive May Day Celebrations
AP reporting from Tokyo says Communist China readies for a grand May Day, citing an unprecedented upsurge in industrial and agricultural production. Moscow also plans a May Day parade with the Luna 10 satellite to beam the Internationale to Earth.
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Tokyo
Red China
New China News Agency
Moscow
Moon
Saigon
Mao Tze-tung
Peking
Marx
Engels
Lenin
Stalin
Ised
Rty
Eight-Legged Calf Stillborn Shocks Montana Ranch
A ranch near Hardin reports a calf born with eight legs but died shortly after birth. Fred Sharpe of Hardin brought the unusual stillborn to Billings for mounting. Taxidermist Christ Eichenlaub in Billings Heights says he has 25 years in business and this is the first such case he has seen.
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Billings
Hardin
Fred Sharpe
Christ Eichenlaub
Billings Heights
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Guard
Congress
Standard Columnist
Cong Psychological War Center
Cambodia
Nguyen Nuu Thop
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Communist Liberation Radio
Thop
Air Force
Tass
Korea
Okinawa
Japan
West Germany
France
Italy
McNamara
Paul R. Ignatius
Defense
Communist
China
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