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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1965
Page
4
Local residents and visitors commend the city for cleaning streets and the business district. Complaints target Mayor Thomas Powers and Foreman William Mehrens as crowding limits and new funds affect ongoing work. Authorities urge patience until next fiscal year starting July 1 and call for public cooperation.
The president argues that agencies should return unused appropriations to the treasury. Observers fear departments will rush to spend remaining funds before year end to avoid losing budget in future cycles. Skepticism remains among taxpayers about actual tax relief or funding reversals.
U S Rep John Lindsay announces a run for New York City mayor, reviving GOP prospects after losses in state and federal races. If elected he would be the first Republican mayor since LaGuardia, with potential nationwide impact and urban gains for the party. Wagner, the Democratic incumbent, may not seek reelection. Lindsay's liberal Republican stance and history with Eisenhower roots shape a young moderate campaign. He has served in the House since 1959, helped civil rights legislation, and emphasizes housing and individual rights. He is a Yale and NYU Law graduate, WWII Navy veteran with four children.
Washington tax officials audit Lucianne Cummings after she appeared to sell a note from Jackie Kennedy to Lady Bird Johnson. A Washington woman identified as the letter seller, a 20 year tax filer, faced IRS questions while the autograph dealer faced Secret Service and postal scrutiny.
The Montana Standard credits its staff and management, listing publisher Richard H. Morrison and editors, department heads, and office roles. It identifies The Standard Post as part of Lee Newspapers of Montana and notes official status for Silver Bow County and Butte.
Plain Talk reports NIH language method lets Navy and Marine recruits acquire a large Spanish vocabulary quickly and suggests applying a similar approach to Vietnamese and Chinese. State Department officials question teaching polish, while critics argue rougher speech may better reach ordinary people outside elite circles.
Reported purchases of a Lincoln Continental for shipment to Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko and an $18,000 Mercedes Benz delivered to the Chinese government highlight the furor over communist leaders and car luxury. The items are part of a broader discussion on whether communism offers a new era or simply opulence.
William Penfield explains the origin of the phrase a chip on one s shoulder. It describes a quarrelsome stance where a boy challenges another to knock off a wood chip placed on the shoulder. The practice reflected early American custom and language development.
McNamara clamps down on Congressional junkets by depleting 300 points for each invited member per service. Freshmen barred. invites require personal approval. Bericht covers veterans of mail on gun regulation to Kennedy brothers, and Tennessee congressmen Grider and Anderson as submarine veterans. Elliott Roosevelt credits Patricia Roosevelt in Miami Beach mayoral victory.
A letter from Mrs. M. describes a 14 year old niece who is 5 feet 3 inches and 185 pounds and shows bed wetting headaches stomach upsets and social withdrawal. The Dr advises psychiatric evaluation if possible and a structured plan of diet discipline exercise and consistent parental involvement to address possible emotional illness linked to obesity.
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