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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1963
Page
9
Monday is the deadline for filing 1963 64 transportation contracts with local school boards. Families receiving transportation payments must have a signed contract to receive reimbursement. Budgets were adopted on June 28 and include contracts for the coming year. contracts will be open for public inspection July 10 through 20. Public hearings on budgets July 22 and mill levies set August 12.
Sixteen Mount Powell Saddle Club members rode to Rocking Chair Ranch near Philipsburg for a trail ride above 7000 feet with views of Flint Creek Valley and Pindar Wilderness. Guests included F W Vietor family. A hot dog picnic followed the ride.
President Kennedy confronts delicate personal diplomacy during a two week European tour including Germany England and Italy amid Western Europe political transitions. De Gaulle's Europe policy creates friction as Kennedy aims greater Atlantic unity while France pursues independence. Italy crisis Pope death Profumo scandal and Adenauer retirement add pressure to the trip.
Ralph N Lachenmaier of Bozeman earned a bachelor of arts in engineering science from Dartmouth College a 1959 Bozeman High School graduate and son of Mr and Mrs Erwin Lachenmaier He plans to return to Dartmouth School of Engineering in the fall after a Greenland summer on an Army cold regions project He was a member of the Dartmouth ski team eastern intercollegiate champions.
United States paperboard production rose to 17.6 million tons last year, up about one million tons from 1961. The gain reflects higher output across mills nationwide.
In Moscow Valery Bykovsky greeted Valentina Tereshkova with a bear hug and a kiss on the lips after their space journeys. They arrived separately from Kazakhstan and were welcomed by scientists and officials at a Volga reception center. Bykovsky, in space nearly five days, lifted Tereshkova off her feet as a crowd applauded. They had flown within 3.1 miles of each other in orbit before returning.
The Soviet Union loaned the United Arab Republic 44.4 million dollars at 24 percent interest for development of industrial products, the agreement signed in Moscow on Tuesday was announced Thursday. French author Viotaire reportedly drank 50 cups of coffee daily at age 80.
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