Montana Standard Publication Rates and Motto
The Montana Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including 3, 6, and 12 month plans, with prices for Montana and outside states. It notes official status of Silver Bow County and AP affiliation, with a closing quote from James Russell Lowell about misfortune unseen.
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Montana
Idaho
Utah
Oregon
Washington
Silver Bow County
Associated Press
Butte
Mont
What’s Happening While We Look the Other Way
A syndicated column laments US indecision on Indochina and domestic issues. It contrasts American and French disunity, warns the McCarthy Army hearings distract from truth, and questions left handed thinking and a staged rush to war. It also notes talk of admitting Alaska as a state in two stages.
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Humboldt
S. D
Senate
Senate Un-American Activities Committee
New Bern
N. C
Daughters of the American Revolution
War Finance Committee
DAR
Washington, D. C
We Have Few Friends Abroad Questioning US goodwill abroad
A newspaper page discusses American foreign relations noting Communist propaganda networks in Europe and Asia, debt concerns, and the need to regain goodwill. It cites Lloyd K. Neidlinger of the International Chamber of Commerce on anti US sentiment and strategic messaging. The page also features a quiz column and short items about public figures and trivia.
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Uncle Sam
Europe
Western
Lloyd K. Neidlinger
U. S
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Passage discusses efforts to build alliances in the fight against communism, suggestion of changing tactics, and criticism that U.S. misrepresentation by its own representatives has hindered winning friends and influence abroad.
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Tain
Normandy Battlefront
Cherbourg
Elmer L. Peterson
Mary Peterson
S. Gaylord
Wally Hood
Matty Spremk
Sailors
Be of good cheer I am not afraid quote quiz
Questions cover biblical saying myth nymphs and literary terms plus a few historical notes. Answers point to a mix of religious lines a Stamboul reference myth figures epithalamium and the Vulgate with birthday notes for Frank Lloyd Wright Alexis Smith and Del Ennis.
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Narcissus
Frank Lloyd Wright
Alexis Smith
del Ennis
Indochina and Asia Fearful Time for Alliances Forming
United States and France pursue covert talks to preserve all or part of Indochina from Communist conquest as Southeast Asia nears a decisive line. Thailand backs the free world, Pakistan leans US, India wavers, and the Philippines could become the keystone of an anti Communist bloc. Mundt’s calm leadership during McCarthy hearings praised as patient and liberal to both sides. Plates progress advances toward standard 6 by 12 inch auto license plates across 41 states and Canada to reduce theft and improve visibility.
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Washington
United States
France
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Thailand
Pakistan
India
Indonesia
Philippines
Ramon Magsaysay
Karl E. Mundt
South Dakota
Senate
Mundt
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Ator
American Assn. of
Our Children Katherine Anne and College Talk
A dialogue among a mother and friends about Katherine Anne entering college. They debate what use education has for girls, suggesting marriage and family as likely outcomes, and critique whether college prepares women for home economics, marriage, or child rearing.
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Katherine Anne
Education and careers for girls and the homemaker role
Angelo Patri argues that schools push girls toward office work and professions while neglecting preparation for wifehood and homemaking. He notes most women seek careers briefly before marriage and stresses the need for liberal education paired with practical homemaking skills to avoid unpreparedness after marriage.
Birthday star hints at genius temper and bold plans
The column urges Gemini to pursue goals with tenacity, notes notable births on June 8, and provides zodiac guidance for all signs. It highlights Frank Lloyd Wright and others as born that day, then outlines daily horoscopes from Gemini to Taurus with advice on romance, diplomacy, logic, and persistence.
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Frank Lloyd Wright
Robert Schuman
Samuel Bowles
Henry C. Trumbull
Thomas Sully
Robert Stevenson
David Porter
U. S. Navy
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
ARIES
Taurus
McCarthy Stevens hearings show long diplomatic theater
The piece comments on the McCarthy Stevens hearings with Sen Symington and others debating subpoena power, FBI role, and Communist influence in defense contracting. It notes the dramatic TV performance, the limits of subpoenas, and the impact on public opinion rather than law, ending with a wary forecast about political timing in October versus June.
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Sen
Stuart Symington
Robert Kennedy
Boston
Joseph N. Welch
Charles E. Wilson
General Motors
Secretary of Defense
Emerson Manufacturing Co
St. Louis
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Secretary of
Defense Wilson
Wilson
CIO
Eisenhower
McCarthy- Stevens
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Mr. Hoover
Mr. Welch
Roy Cohn
Department
State Department
Henry Jackson
Congress
Senate
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Standard Publishing Company
News Room
James Russell Lowell
William Knowland
Geneva
Molotov
Senator Potter
Rmich
Potter
French Republic
Knowland
Hanoi
California
Middle East
Africa
Egypt
Asia
McCarthy- Army
McCarthy-Army
Alaska
Texas
Robert Sill
Jesus
Constantinople
St. Jerome
Mohammed
Mahomet
New York
Abraham Lincoln
Franklin D. Roosevelt
King George VI of England
Washington, D C
the Boy and the Elephant
D-Wash
Jackson
By Angelo Patri
Stella
Scott
R. J. Scott
By Fred Neher
Pot Island
Ismarck Rch
Pelago
Watt
Ince
CRAR
George E. Sokolsky
Joseph B. Poindexter
Dillon
Hawaii
Peggy Davis
Tom J. Davis
Northfield
Minn
Carelton College
Carolyn McDaniel
A. C. McDaniel
Ruth Perham
Arthur Perham
Missoula
University
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Walter Reichle
St. James Hospital
Bruce A. Hollister
Montana State Normal
Western Montana College of Education
Anaconda Anodes
Mines League
Kalispell
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