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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1962
Page
9
The Montana Supreme Court reinstated Great Falls attorney W. D Hirst after a 45 day suspension over handling of a client’s collection case for Dunn and Bradstreet. The ruling followed testimony from two other Great Falls lawyers John C Hoyt and Alexander Blewett Jr affirming his fitness.
Penn State scientists study how different corn strains absorb strontium under a $44,866 grant from the Atomic Energy Commission. Researchers note potential human strontium ingestion via milk from cows fed corn silage.
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co reports Belgrade dial conversion in the home stretch with completion by midnight June 16 and mailed instructional booklets. Pray area will begin service at midnight June 2 serving about 100 subscribers in Pray Chico and Emigrant regions previously served by toll stations from Livingston.
An Orange County housewife told the Fullerton News Tribune that stocks are down on the nation’s exchanges and she plans to trade in her Blue Chip stamps before they fall further. The remark reflects concern over market declines and consumer reactions to stock price movements.
Wayne Montgomery, Republican for Congress in the Western District, says forest land underpins Western Montana’s economy and urging intelligent management. He cites competing demands from commercial forest use tourism hydroelectric grazing and mining and notes a national report predicting 16 million acres absorbed for housing and services by 1970.
A Jewish congregation named Temple Beth Or of the Deaf is formed to serve deaf persons. It holds regular services at Congregation Rodeph Sholom on Manhattan’s upper west side.
Leo Graybill Jr. a Democrat candidate for congress in the Eastern District urged Billings listeners to address misery and trouble beyond the United States during the United Veterans Council May 30 service at Mountview Cemetery.
Col. George A. Clayton of Montana State College said 28 advanced Army ROTC cadets will join a six week training summer camp at Fort Lewis Washington.
The White House expands to 150 rooms highlighting a new dental office and a swimming pool. The addition reflects ongoing renovations and modernization of the executive residence.
A concise note compares offshore Gulf wells to on land drilling costs, stating offshore operations are nearly nine times more expensive and less productive than dry land sites to the reader.
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