Word: monte
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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When the final vote was in, the Byrd Amendment had passed, 443. As disappointed students began to file out of the gallery. Senator Mike Mansfield (D-Mont.) immediately took the floor and introduced a new amendment cutting off funds to Indochina. Unfortunately, the language of the bill was such that no one could quite understand it. In one portion of the gallery, ten people stood up and called out, "God speed, end the war," before leaving. The president of the session called for order. Senate Minority Leader Hugh Scott (R-Penn.) stood up, interrupting Mansfield, and denounced further introduction...
...near Leningrad to ABMS. The U.S., which by contrast has chosen to use the allotted ABMs to protect its land-based missile force, originally had announced its intention to build 14 Safeguard ABM complexes. Now it will complete only the two sites at Grand Forks, N. Dak., and Malmstrom, Mont...
...Frankes set out by car on a 20,000-mile tour of the nation and came up with a list of 46 communities where crime is low or nonexistent, the air is clean, the taxes moderate. Among the nominees: Woodstock, Vt.; Red Lodge, Mont.; Green Bay, Wis.; Fairhope, Ala.; Moscow, Idaho; and Wabash, Ind. Among the Frankes' observations: "ethnic" communities, with many old world social controls still in force-Polish, Italian or whatever -tend to be the safest, and no place in the country is free from drugs...
...Gloria Ms. of the Year. MICHAEL REARDON Billings, Mont...
...used to worship God from high places: the Jews built their Temple on ancient Jerusalem's highest hill, the medieval Christians had their Mont St. Michel. Shlomo Bardin, director of California's Brandeis Institute (TIME, July 5), thinks it is time religion returned to the mountains, as many communes and ecology-minded young people have already done. Bardin is building the House of the Book, the temple of the institute's new Jewish prep school, on one of California's Santa Susana hills. In big cities, he suggests, churches might emulate restaurants and cocktail lounges...