Montana Standard Subscription Rates and Editorial on Censorship
The Montana Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions across regions, including 3 months at 5.20 and 1 year at 20.80 in advance. An editorial discusses the dangers of censorship and privacy limits, urging legislative and judicial action to regulate surveillance and book-banning practices.
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MATS
Sones
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Oregon
Washington
Mos. Mos
Government Lobbying Exposed in USIA Hearings
Senate hearings chaired by Lyndon Johnson exposed the United States Information Agency lobby as an internal influence effort. Ar thur Larson led the agency described as pushing for 1,000 more employees and 54 million dollars, with 31 staff in the room unable to answer basic questions. Congress cut the USIA appropriation, suggesting lobby activity affected confidence. Government lobbies exist in other agencies as well.
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U. S. Senate
Lyndon Johnson
United States Information Agency
Arthur Larson
Johnson
Larson
Senate
Congressional Record
USIA
Capitol
House
Privacy in the age of listening devices and public figures
The piece discusses privacy risks from new listening gadgets and their potential use by law enforcement, noting benefits and dangers. It also presents a column strip with famous names and trivia, including a senator, an actress, and historical dates, as a light feature.
Quiz Bag Answers and Paraphrase Guide
The text presents quick trivia questions on Buddhist birth, treaty approval in the Senate, the gift given to Midas, Muscovy as an empire, and the famed Greek orator. It adds two horoscope-like forecasts for Sunday, June 2 and a short dictionary entry for comport with etymology.
Eisenhower Appeal Seen Too Late For This Session
Washington observers say President Eisenhower’s push for his legislative program comes too late to influence House or Senate action this year. Democrats acknowledge earlier advocacy could have eased passage, but now momentum favors the status quo amid debate over the 71.8 billion dollar budget.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Congress
Ske
Preparing Children For A Growing Challenge In School
A teacher notes a twelve year old student falling behind and parents urging harder work. The piece discusses how growth, energy use, and distraction from radio television and sports challenge learning. It urges proactive parental involvement to avert future failure and quotes a warning of the growing boy’s confinement.
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John Henry
Teach Children Responsibility Through Achievable Chores
Angelo Patri argues that early training in usefulness starts with assigning children chores within their ability. Focus on tasks they can finish to foster achievement and power, while grading work and avoiding overloading expectations.
Terse Facts on Birds and Bats Nicknames
The scarlet tanager nickname is "robin with a sore throat" from hoarse singing. A "flying fox" refers to various large fruit-eating bats with foxlike faces.
Your Birthday Life Horoscope for June 1
Born to day you are a demanding person who leads and plans ahead. You excel at managing large ventures but must guard against overreach. cycles of three may bring breaks and prosperity through careful timing and a strong choice in a life partner. Notable figures born on this date are listed.
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United States
Hartford
Conn
AEF
France
Senate
Brien McMahon
American Legion
American Society For Metals
American Society of Tool Engineers
Goldsboro
N.C
Dillinger
Trail Street
Riffraff
Stella
John Masefield
John Drinkwater
Mme
Marguerite Matzenauer
Benjamin O. Davis
Brigham Young
Frank Morgan
Raymond Hubbell
Mark Hambourg
Jacques Marquete
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
ARIES
Taurus
Riots in China Showlinks to Communist Influence
A personal account details riot waves in China and Taipei from 1919 to the 1950s. The writer argues riots are planned by Communist authorities, cites the 1919 Students Movement and 1925 Shanghai-led unrest, and links Taipei disturbance to Peking. He condemns American and Chiang Kai-shek roles, notes propaganda and fear of foreign influence.
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China
Taipei
Students Movement
Shantung
Japan
Germany
Peking
Shanghai
Li Lih-san
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Sen
Warren Magnuson
Chiang
CIA
Redcoats
Chiang Chingkuo
Chiang Ching-kuo
Graduation note and local events in Butte 1947
Miss Patricia Morgan graduates from Sacred Heart Hospital in Spokane while relatives plan travel to Dixon. Pearl Schroeder chairs state women’s convention in the area. Dana Miller, 49 Beaverhead rancher, dies in a Butte hospital. Destruction of Silver Bow records halted by a judge. Butte golf links marked by 10th anniversary talk. May 1927 memorial services observed. Weather notes mark May as wet. June 1913 remains record. Big Timber faces bread shortage as Memorial Day aid arrives. Grade school track meet draws 435 participants.
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Patricia Morgan
George P. Murphy
Utah
Roy Zollman
Orphan Girl Mine
Sacred Heart Hospital
Spokane
Jack Thompson
Jack Jr
W. Broadway
Dixon
Dana E. Miller
Beaverhead
Wise River
Butte
Silver Bow
T. Bee
McGrath
Margaret Patterson
L. E. Jones
Butte Exchange Club
The
Links
Weather Bureau
Big Timber
Ben Hardin
Oscar Dahlberg
Larry Manion
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Silver Bow County
Associated Press
Butte, Mont
Telephones News Room
Havelock Ellis
America
John O’hara
William Faulkner
Ernest Hemingway
James T. Farrell
Mike
Jacques Marquette
Mississippi River
Kentucky
Tennessee
Cold Harbor
Court of
Salem
Mass
Thomas Hardy
Sir Edward Elgar
Italy
Republic
B.C
Bacchus
What
Ussr
Demosthenes
Lilian Campbell
Central Press
Siddhartha Gautama
Buddha
Jesus Christ
U.S
Midas
Phrygia
Muscovy
Samuel Johnson
Clellan
James P. Richards
Middle East
Richards
National Airport
South Carolina Democrat
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Agriculture Department
Denver
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Willyu
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Scott
R. J. Scott
Newmarket
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Elassic
Meerie Stans
George E. Sokolsky
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