Commission says TV violence hurts youngsters
The National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence reports that television fosters violent attitudes and behavior in children while praising some reductions in Saturday morning cartoons. Milton S. Eisenhower chairs the panel, noting networks have begun a favorable trend though the impact on youths remains a concern.
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New ITA reading method aids young Britons phonetic alphabet
The Schools Council study by Warburton and Southgate from Manchester finds the ITA phonetic alphabet teaches reading faster and more happily for about 2,000 schools in Britain. It notes initial gains but after three years traditional alphabet readers catch up in attainment.
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Vera Southgate
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James Pitman
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Large light brown dog injures three children in Missoula
MISSOULA AP A large light brown dog attacked three children Monday night. Two suffered shoulder bites while the third, a boy named Gish, had facial injuries and was hospitalized. Anti rabies serum was rushed from Portland but arrived in Spokane Tuesday night. another shot was given Wednesday and the others face vaccination if the dog is not found.
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Stacey Schmelebeck
Delbert Schmelebeck
Debbie Stanley
Elmeraz
Portland
Ore
Montana
Spokane
St. Patrick Hospital
Helena banker robbed pushed into Hawaii bay
Harold Ormseth a 46 year old president of the First National Bank of Helena Montana told police two men robbed him of 600 to 700 dollars and pushed him into Hilo Bay early Wednesday He met one assailant at the Naniloa Hotel bar and was pulled from Coconut Island ledge by Hawaii Island police after cries for help were heard The trio’s method of reaching the island was not explained
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Nixon willing to accept 20 percent oil depletion for reform
The White House said President Nixon favors the existing 27 percent oil depletion allowance but will accept 20 percent if Congress demands it. Treasury Secretary Kennedy’s stance was a practical take on House sentiment, not an endorsement, as aide Dent promised further clarification in testimony.
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Houston
Air director in coma after Montana crash near Helena
The Montana Aeronautics Commission director Charles A. Lynch remained unconscious with severe head and internal injuries after a light aircraft crash near Helena Tuesday night. Helena airport manager Hugh R. Kelleher was listed as seriously hurt while Commission attorney Henry Loble had a good condition with a fractured leg. An FAA team removed the wreckage and investigators consider engine failure as a potential cause. the crash marked MAC’s first in Helena.
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Great Falls
Helena
Columbus Hospital
Charles A. Lynch
Hugh R. Kelleher
St. John’s Hospital
Commission
Henry Loble
Loble
Kelleher
East Helena
Gene Picotte
Lee Mills
Weather Brief Fair to Partly Cloudy Outlook
Weather notice reports fair to partly cloudy conditions with a day expect 60 degrees high and 35 degrees low. Weather map referenced on page 2.
Four Women Murdered in Savings and Loan Office
Four women were shot to death by three robbers at a Cincinnati savings and loan office during a vault holdup. About 275 dollars was stolen. A car matching the getaway description was found abandoned near the office. The victims included Lillian DeWald, secretary and wife of Patrolman Walter DeWald, and Jo seph Huebner, 46, a patron.
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Paul Fricker
Hamilton County
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Savings and Loan Office
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Supreme Savings and Loan Co
Lillian DeWald
Cincinnati
Walter DeWald
Joseph Huebner
Joe Markham ex Butte man dies at 82
Joe L. Markham longtime Butte resident and former newspaper executive died Wednesday in St John Hospital Helena he was 82 Requiem Mass at St Helena Cathedral Thursday at 10 Interment Holy Cross Cemetery Butte at 1 He was born April 30 1887 in Holyoke Mass educated there and later moved west as a printer He lived in Billings 13 years at the Billings Gazette later joining The Montana Standard and Anaconda The Montana Standard and Anaconda manager for 27 years He married Martha M Spurling in 1912 She died years ago He headed the Bowling Association and Montana Amateur Athletic Union and served seven governors as a member of the ...
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Holyoke
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Unrest in Schools Sparks Racial Tensions Across States
Across nearly twenty states fall unrest spreads from Dallas to Chicago and Pittsburgh as clashes between black and white students erupt. incidents involve demonstrations, disrupted classes, arrests, and disruptions in New Jersey and other cities amid protests over integration and school conditions.
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