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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1964
Page
4
In Montana a flood period shows how water treatment education inoculations and Civil Defense Red Cross training cut pestilence after disasters. Seattle bottled water and air援travel aid illustrate modern response reducing epidemics once common after floods.
Column analyzes Barry Goldwater possible stance on the Civil Rights Act and the creation of a Lily White coalition. It argues a racially polarized election could reshape parties and white Southern support, urging Goldwater to stay conservative and nonracial in doctrine.
A reflection on how a thriving agricultural sector spurs broader industrial growth by inviting diverse investment of labor and capital toward the most profitable directions. The text emphasizes freedom to pursue profitable opportunities as key to solving economic development challenges.
A machine once used to replace horses is now described as coming to replace people. Local observers note the shift signals broader automation adoption in the BEGA district.
A letter from CONFUSED of Anaconda asks about job prospects, noting Montana Power Co hiring married women and a male employee with Civil Service, Forest Service recruiting teachers, and whether unemployed residents and college students can find work amid high education costs.
Labor leaders in the AFL CIO seek to replace conservatives with pro union representatives in the 79 marginal House districts. They aim to elect 25 liberal allies and several union officials to expand a pro union bloc, hoping to pass key measures like a common situs law for construction projects. The NAM backs businessman involvement and district analyses to influence outcomes in 1964.
The article canvasses several lawmakers reactions to the cloture decision ending the civil rights filibuster. Norris Cotton Jennings Randolph Jacob Javits George Aiken Howard Cannon Gordon Allott and others express surprise relief and mixed feelings about silencing debate.
Dr Joseph Molner explains contact dermatitis as skin inflammation from touching substances. Allergies to nickels soap carbon paper lipstick girdle paint and other common items can trigger delayed reactions lasting weeks. Some cases are easy to identify while others remain hard to diagnose due to delayed onset and ubiquitous everyday substances.
The Montana Standard Butte Daily Post is published seven mornings weekly by The Standard Post. It lists staff roles including Publisher Richard E. Morrison and Editor D. R. Campbell Jr. as part of The Standard Post’s official newspaper designation for Silver Bow County and the City of Butte.
In Montezuma the Republican speaker argues that wealth levels between ten million and nine million fail to bring added joy, asserting money does not guarantee happiness.
The piece notes IBM sold about 162.5 million dollars worth of old-model computers to the U S government before announcing the System 360 line. It highlights Defense Department savings from buying over leasing and details Army purchases, with Edmund T Pratt Jr tied to IBM and later denying ongoing conflicts. It cites IBM gains in early 1964 due to federal data processing purchases.
A letter from Viola Miller of Anaconda criticizes repeated school tax increases in Anaconda District No. 10. She questions levy necessity, urges voters to oppose the measure, and argues teachers’ wages should be trimmed while taxpayer burdens rise.
A light, humorous note from Bonnville Missouri asserts that social dynamics and fashion pressure come from rival women, illustrating a common small town observation about wardrobe and reputation. It offers a wry take on everyday attire and interpersonal competition.
A concise adage from the SPARTA Illinois paper notes conscience as a still small voice alerting people when someone observes.
Society editor contact details appear with a separate business office and job printing department line. The snippet lists phone numbers 192-8305 123-4010 and ng 123-4200 for internal departments.
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