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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1963
Page
4
The article urges careful fishing to avoid common injuries such as hook imbeds. It cites an AMA leaflet advising shielding hooks with corks, storing lures in a tackle box, and keeping lures off hats to prevent accidents. If hooked, seek medical care. a doctor may snip the shank and treat with antibiotics and tetanus toxoid.
The piece notes Tokyo hospitals offer rhinoplasty and cosmetic procedures at low prices drawing American, Asian, and French women. It details costs from 19.50 to 56 dollars for bags, noses, and bust work, with bargain-minded patients traveling for affordable beauty care and Westernizing features.
Dear Dr Molner explains umbilical hernias are common in babies and may persist in adults due to obesity and pregnancy. Most cases cause no pain and may require surgery only if symptoms occur. Pregnancy may aggravate but need not.
Alaska's junior senator Ernest Gruening argues for greater federal aid, criticizing past exclusion from highway and hydroelectric programs. He notes that seven years of foreign-aid highway funds totaled 801.4 million, with Alaska receiving only a token request in the last Congress. Gruening frames aid as essential for Alaska’s development and questions national priorities.
Washington report details White House and Willard Wirtz actions pressuring unions to end tokenism and integrate apprenticeship lists and hiring. Johnson Committee and Civil Service order expand federal leverage into construction and white collar work to ensure Negro employment, despite expected local resistance.
The article notes former Vice President Richard Nixon said he would not run for anything and later hinted at a move to New York, contradicting a prior statement about staying in California. It argues he could still change his mind about pursuing office within a short time.
A Washington social circle plans a June 26 Cleopatra benefit for the International Rescue Committee at Warner Theatre. Jackie Kennedy is courted for honorary chair, with bystanders anxious after Variety notes the asp metaphor and White House social circles navigate protocol and by by by.
The Germantown Courier recalls the old dollar watch once a symbol of inflation as a jeweler now prices it at 6.50 dollars plus 65 cents federal tax and 26 cents state tax. The piece notes taxes nearly equal the former cost and ends with a call to move past nostalgia.
A letter to the editor argues against civil rights legislation, claiming it erodes freedom of choice and association by government overreach. It warns of a police state approach using private business housing and clubs as examples and pleads readers to contact senators.
The staff at The Sanctuary refuge on an hill farm appeals for support for homeless dogs. They request food blankets sheets towels and any usable items to comfort cold noses and warm hearts as summer approaches. Contact Louise Wood Route 2 Wilbur Road Martinsville Indiana.
The piece cites a letter stating inflation would follow a rise in gold prices, arguing past increases under Roosevelt inflated the dollar and raised costs. It warns a Kennedy era rise to $70 per ounce could drop dollar value to 20 cents, harming seniors on fixed incomes.
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