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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1963

Page

3

High Voltage Shocks Restore Normal Heart Rhythm

In Chicago doctors report using brief electrical shocks of 3000 to 7000 volts across the chest to interrupt abnormal heart patterns. The intervention aims to reset the heart’s rhythm and resume normal beats.

Chicago

Kennedy Trouble Seen in Alabama Over Integration

An Associated Press analysis from Tuscaloosa says Alabama may reject Kennedy’s ticket as integration spreads. Governor Wallace looms as a potential third party force, while Mississippi pursues an independent electors slate and desegregation fuels anti Kennedy sentiment ahead of the 1964 election.

Tuscaloosa Ala University of Alabama Kennedy National Alabama National Democratic Independent States Rights Wallace Mississippi Oxford Ross B. Barnett U.S. Senate Sen Lister Hill James D. Martin University of Mississippi

Schools Get Most Of State's Cash In Next Biennium

Montana faces a two year, 265.9 million dollar appropriation beginning July 1 with the general fund supplying 83.7 million. Education consumes 42.3 million of general funds, about 53 percent of the total, while custodial institutions health and welfare and other areas share the rest.

J. D. Holmes Associated Press Capitol Helena Montana Edward W. Nelson Nelson General Fund Legislative Council

State Guardsmen Arrive in Camp at Tim Babcock

Montana Army National Guard units arrive at Camp Tim Babcock for a two week encampment with 1 500 citizen soldiers. Regular Army advisers begin evaluations as the first peacetime field training under simulated combat conditions. Ten of 15 days away from billeting at Fort Harrison. By midweek troops move to Deer Lodge or Townsend firing ranges.

Fort Harrison Tim Babcock Deer Lodge Townsend

Norwegians Continue River Kayak Trip

Two Oslo residents Bjorn Braaten and Kate Andersen began a cross country kayak journey from Portland to Fort Benton and down the Missouri River. After three days in Great Falls they planned to press on toward New Orleans by Christmas with support from the Junior Chamber of Commerce International.

Great Falls UPI Bjorn Braaten Kate Andersen Oslo Norway Fort Benton Missouri River Portland Ore Columbia River Pasco Wash Electric City Chamber of Commerce International Jaycee

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