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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1964

Page

5

LBJ vows U.S. will meet Southeast Asia commitments

President Johnson outlines four guiding themes for U.S. policy in Southeast Asia and pledges not to fail in meeting obligations. He cites Eisenhower correspondence and confirms that State and Defense leaders will report after the Laos and South Vietnam review. He emphasizes the U.S. word and broader peace obligations.

LBJ U.S Southeast Asia Frank Cormier Washington Laos Viet Nam United States Johnson Ulu Dean Rusk Defense Robert S. McNamara America South Viet Nam Dwight D. Eisenhower Sala

Quadruplets Born To New York City Couple

New York City mother Maria Peloro gave birth to three girls and a boy, weighing 2 pounds 13 ounces each at birth. Husband, a 35 year old unemployed plumber, and their two older sons Bartholomew and John were at the hospital as the family adjusted to the rare multiple birth.

New York City New York UPI Maria Peloro Peloro Husa Td 35 Bartholomew John

Whitehall Signs 31 Percent of Wheat Farms

Whitehall reports 87 farms in Madison and Jefferson counties signed the 1964 voluntary wheat program by May 22, totaling 15 242 acres. Diversion on signed farms totals 1 898 acres, with payments expected to reach 10 068 dollars. Marketing certificates worth 70 cents per bushel for domestic use and 25 cents for export will be issued based on normal production.

Madison Jefferson Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office Addi

Beaverhead County Poor Fund Shortfall Urges Donations

Dillon reports an emergency exists in Beaverhead County noting the poor fund is no longer adequate to provide for the indigent sick and poor. Officials call for immediate contributions totaling ten thousand dollars to replenish hardship relief.

Dillon Beaverhead Coun

Construction Starts On Nursing Home Ahead on Dillon Site

Construction begins on a nursing home on a one acre site just south of Dillon's. Local officials expect new jobs and expanded elder care capacity as the project moves forward.

Dillon

Robert Harrison Promoted at Bank

Robert Harrison named assistant vice president and manager of the bank’s department. He joined the firm March 16 and previously spent over 15 years at McCracken Brothers store. Finkel noted his future plans were indefinite.

Ert J. Harrison Piazzola McCracken Brothers Eantie Lao tOeehtoah de Harrison Ee Finkel

Mau 160 Placed During May in Various Sectors

Thirty two workers are listed in manufacturing and utilities. Five in wholesale and retail trade. One in federal government. One in service except private households. Nine in private households.

Dillon Native Star Doctor Linked to Judy Garland Treatment

Dillon residents spotted a familiar name in an international story about the treatment of actress Judy Garland. Colfer, a Dillon native and Mayo Clinic intern, later served in London Paris and Kong, where he is now in government service.

Dillon Judy Garland Colfer Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn London Paris Kong

School Plans Week of Activities at First Baptist Church

Dillon announces a week of seed sowing and afternoon sessions led by Pastor Arthur Coats at the First Baptist Church. Dates set for June 8 through June 12.

Aversa First Norman Possession in Southern Italy

Aversa became the first southern Italian county to be conquered and held by Norman forces in the 11th century, marking a pivotal shift in medieval Italian power dynamics.

Aversa Italy

Warren Commission Split on Oswald Alone Conclusion

The Warren Commission faces internal disagreement over stating Oswald acted alone in the assassination. While officials claim evidence largely supports a lone-actor theory, some members fear concluding definitively and fear potential links to others may yet emerge as investigations continue.

Warren Commission Oswald Sumas OC Kennedy Commission UPI Earl Warren Texas John Connally

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