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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1963

Page

3

Renne Faces Political Future Amid Kennedy Assassination Turmoil

Dr. Renne, Kennedy appointee and MSC president, may be affected by a forthcoming Cabinet reshuffle under Lyndon Johnson. With Freeman’s wheat plan rejected, Democrats eye a new Agriculture head, while Renne weighs returning to MSC, remaining in Agriculture, or pursuing Montana governor.

R. R. Renne Montana State College Renne Montana John F. Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson Harry S. Truman Franklin D. Roosevelt Orville P. Freeman Department of Agriculture Johnson Freeman U.S. News and World Report Dr. Renne Kennedy Kenne MSC

Gambling in Butte Exposed by Local Cleric Letter

Reverend Elbert G. Harlow of First Presbyterian Church urges a full probe into Butte gambling. He disputes F J's 2 percent figure, cites punchboards and hidden networks, and warns that teenage informants reveal a deeper undercurrent impacting families and community leaders.

Butte Elbert G. Harlow First Presbyterian Church

No Hubcaps Prompt Relief for Butte Car Owners

Fleet Owner reports a new wheel design stamping the disc and front rim in one piece with a welded rear rim to eliminate hub caps. The innovation prevents hub cap theft but raises concerns that thieves could steal the whole wheel or even the car.

Butte

Venezuela election seen safe as Betancourt’s influence grows

A Caracas desk opinion notes President Betancourt’s influence keeps the armed forces from seizing control after Raul Leoni’s win, while FALN terrorists continue disruptive tactics. The piece highlights restricted tack sales, resilient press, and rising lingerie purchases amid insecurity.

Red Armed Forces For National Liberation Faln Latin America Betancourt Leoni Venezuela

Heart Damage Calls For Changed Habits

Dear Dr Molner explains heart attack scars may cause lasting pain treated as angina. Patients should adjust activity to avoid triggering pain, monitor exertion after meals, and manage stress with safe exercise and meds. The column also covers hookworm risks from barefoot exposure and footwear guidance for diabetics.

Montana Standard Butte Daily Post Staff Roles

The Montana Standard Butte Daily Post lists staff include Richard Morrison publisher Ward Panning general manager Walter Nelson editor D R Campbell Jr advertising manager John Calcaterra managing editor Frank Quinn feature editor T K Conway office manager Joseph Brooke circulation manager Posey Verstappen women's editor. It is the Official Newspaper of Silver Bow County and the City of Butte.

D. R Campbell Jr John Calcaterra Frank Quinn T. K Conway Joseph Brooke Posey Verstappen Silver Bow County Butte

Warren Puts Hand to Plow

Chief Justice Earl Warren hesitates on leading a Kennedy assassination inquiry inviting reflection on duty to the Supreme Court. Reported now to have agreed to proceed, with speculation over the commission’s makeup and political balance noting five Republicans and three Southerners among seven members.

Washington John J. McCloy

Warren Johnson Panel Shapes Civil Rights Inquiry

The Johnson panel centers on Chief Justice Warren to steer the inquiry with 33 years in public office guiding leadership balance. President Johnson backs Warren, signaling the investigation’s direction and seeking broad public acceptance of its verdict. The panel includes Sen. Russell and ex CIA chief Allen Dulles amid criticism of security lapses following the Kennedy assassination.

Johnson Warren Commission Richard Russell Georgia South Congress FBI CIA Kennedy Lee Oswald Soviet Union Fair Play Cuba Gerald Ford Michigan Allen Dulles Lyndon Johnson Senate

Prayer Privilege Denied by Court

Letter to the editor criticizing the Supreme Court for ruling against prayer in public schools. A Dillon reader laments loss of school prayer, recalls a wartime scene and asks what God thinks of a nation that removes religious practice from public life. The writer asks to withhold the name.

Supreme Court Conference of Pasadena Calif Christian Dillon

Out of State Dollars Produce No Animals

A reader urges readers to protest harvest practices by mailing a reprint from Sunday’s Sun sports section to the State Fish and Game Department in Helena. The letter argues that out-of-town dollars do not yield wildlife and calls for stricter management to prevent deer fawns and elk calves from disappearing.

State Fish and Game Department Helena Frank Quinn Bill Bakkeby

Billie Sol Estes Ties Shadow 1960 Letter to 1964 Campaign

Republican strategists highlight a December 1960 Dear Billie note from Lyndon Johnson to Estes praising a recommendation for Bill Mattox. The probe notes Estes later received a Washington meeting nudge from Cliff Carter, Johnson aide, amid claims the Estes letter was routine.

Pecos Billie Sol Estes Billie Estes Lyndon Johnson Lyndon William Mattox Department of Agriculture Johnson Senate Mattox Washington Department Cliff Carter Texas Carter Billie Sol Bill Mattox Cliff P.S

Johnson campaign figures linked to Baker and Korth

Johnson as Majority Leader appoints Bobby Baker as Secretary to the Democratic Majority and Fred Korth as Navy Secretary. Baker, from Pickens South Carolina, led Johnson's 1960 campaign staff and opened the million dollar Carousel Motel in Ocean City Maryland with Johnson and Lady Bird present. Korth, a Fort Worth banker, was forced from the Pentagon after using Navy stationery and his Navy yacht for business. he has since returned to Fort Worth and First Continental National Bank.

Johnson Bobby Baker Fred Korth Baker Pickens S.C Lady Bird Ocean City LBJ Aker Korth Fort Worth Pentagon First Continental National Bank

How the Sandwich Got Its Name From a Card Player Earl

The fourth Earl of Sandwich, John Montagu of England, lived 1718 to 1792 and loved card games so much he refused to stop for meals. He placed meat between two bread slices to eat without quitting the game, creating the sandwich that bears his title.

John Montagu England Earl of Sandwich Montagu

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