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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1968
Page
6
A reader recalls a sleepless marriage caused by a snoring husband and shares a self‑devised remedy that helped Aunt Emma and Uncle Wallace. The letter suggests research on snoring and a practical approach that calmed the wakeful nights.
South Vietnam's National Assembly approved five amendments to a general mobilization bill. It authorizes President Thieu to draft all able bodied men aged 17 to 43, with 18 to 38 eligible for combat. 17-18 and 38-43 in civil defense unless needed for combat. The bill aims to boost armed forces by 268,000 to one million by 1968 end, but details on weapons and training remain unresolved.
A dated horoscope page gives brief personality notes for each sign and advice for daily conduct. Highlights include Gemini openness, Cancer diligence, Leo spiritual focus, Virgo relationship care, Libra gains with contacts, Scorpio productivity, Sagittarius candor, Capricorn action, Aquarius travel, Pisces prudent investments, Aries early wins, Taurus multi-goal progress.
Former Alabama Governor George Wallace argued against federal gun control, urging police to enforce laws already written. He spoke in Boston during a petition drive to qualify for the Massachusetts presidential ballot and discussed plans in other states.
Dr. J W Provonsha warned at the AMA convention that about 500000 Americans die yearly from heart disease and only a few thousand hearts may become available. He urged ongoing discussions on the moral issues of this inequity during a religion and medicine program opening session before about 15 000 physicians.
CAPE TOWN South Africa AP Dr Philip Blaiberg the world s longest surviving heart transplant patient remained unchanged Sunday and continued steady improvement after hepatitis. His blood pressure dipped late Saturday but recovered by Sunday morning doctors said no long term significance attached. The 1966 note recalls a Mexican woman first to survive a heart pump operation for an extended period.
Butte Pioneers Club conducts its annual memorial services Tuesday honoring 28 members who died in the year. Earl M. Genzberger will deliver the memorial address in the hall at 21 S. Monama. A program of sacred music will be performed. The Father's Day observance also will be Tuesday.
Gen Creighton Abrams as U.S. commander in Vietnam says the capital’s rocket assaults will be halted with new top secret electronic devices. Officials report radar guided counterfire reduced response time, with early Sunday’s barrage yielding a secondary explosion six miles from impact, signaling a possible hit on VC ammo and fuel depots.
The State Commission for Human Rights charged Frank's Pizza Shop of Syracuse with racial discrimination. Deliverymen ring bells in white neighborhoods but honk and wait in Negro neighborhoods, prompting the complaint.
Detroit struck newspapers the Free Press and News remain closed into an eighth month as unions reject settlement terms. Publishers accept a plan offering a 33 dollar weekly wage and benefit increase over three years proposed by mediator Dr Nathan Feinsinger who flew to Wisconsin to resume his university post after involvement urged by Mayor Jerome P Cavanagh.
The Women’s Society of Christian Service meeting at Bethany Hall elected new officers Mary Jo Jones as president Marjorie Esher as vice president Frances Fenton as secretary and Doris Gallahan as treasurer Film strips were shown and a good sale was discussed.
A horned toad is clarified as a lizard rather than a true toad, correcting a common misclassification. The distinctive horned creature belongs to iguanian lineage, not toad family, altering how it is named in casual and scientific references.
A vintage advertisement touts Lemon Jelwyn as a skin cleanser and bleaching aid. It claims it clarifies texture, clears blemishes, and tightens pores while also promising a sparkling hair shine when used in shampoo rinses.
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