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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1964
Page
2
A nationwide general strike in Nigeria reaches day seven as refuse piles up in Lagos. Health officials warn of sanitation problems while gravediggers fill gaps left by workers as about a quarter of a million idle. Radio and TV cut broadcasts. longer power outages. Teachers, the largest remaining union, prepare to join the walkout.
Sen Henry M Jackson warned the United States is in real trouble in South Viet Nam and that all Johnson administration efforts may be lost if Laos falls to the Communists. He denounced neutralization as Communist tactics and urged steadiness against guerrilla warfare.
Regent Lee Miller faces criticism as Montana state funds to public schools are delayed. Board member Mrs. King calls the delay a political move or incompetence after the governor and other officials curtailed disbursements. Miller proposed equalization payments be based on each school's budget.
Montana State College faces a June meeting with a slim agenda. Regents plan to review 1964 45 applications for isolated schools and education board and vocational education items. An $883 000 revenue bond issue funds 50 married student housing units and bond refinances. MSC lease renewal covers 78 acres in Flathead County for the Northwestern Montana branch Experiment Station while officials attend regional meetings.
President Johnson took communion at St Mark's Episcopal Church with his wife and daughter after rector invited all Christians to partake. Bishop Creighton supported the invitation despite a churchman’s claim Johnson was not a full member. Johnson attends Episcopalian services with his family though affiliated with the Disciples of Christ.
Mary Leding treasurer Elizabeth Hichens Linda Worley marshal Ruth Richards right S to presi dent Jadivigo Sibiga right S to vice president Rebekahs and parents invited A program will follow Tuesday Martha Rebekan Lodge 28 regular meeting 8 p m Enterprise Hall 7 30 p m Fidelity Hall
MISSOULA AP Carroll College President Father Anthony M. Brown, speaking at Montana State University’s graduation, said the New York school prayer ruling is symbolic and serves as a warning. He urged restoration of faith in higher education and argued education should pursue religious truth amid moral decline.
Fire Chief Rudy Rich announced Rocker Volunteer Fire Department will resume operations on 860 street area and surrounding communities. Residents are invited to join training and safety programs as part of the reopening efforts.
The giant planet Jupiter appears to have begun a slower rotation, puzzling scientists who monitor its internal dynamics and magnetic field. Researchers note changes in radio signals and cloud patterns, seeking explanations in atmospheric and core processes.
Lee Yoon shik, 20, a university freshman, died in a Seoul hospital after injuries from antigovernment demonstrations last Wednesday. Three major operations failed to save him and a tear gas shell fragment was found in his head. He was part of a clash near the capitol building amid protests that pressured President Park Chung-hee’s government.
More than 100 doctors are expected to attend the 14th annual scientific assembly of the Montana Chapter of the American Academy of General Practice, June 18 20 at East Glacier.
Reports from Dacca say a Padma River boat carrying people capsized Friday night during a 70 mile gale. Several persons drowned as search efforts continued Sunday.
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