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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1957
Page
4
A brief item cites the two gunman Jesse James, credited to William Rose Benet, in a Standard Publishing newsletter from the Montana standard newsroom context.
A 1955 U N briefing by Maj. Gen. Harlan C. Parks argued Communist violations of the Korea armistice. He cited 1672 artillery pieces 340 tanks 600 jet planes and 400000 North Korean troops with 350000 Chinese soldiers plus a million more across the Yalu. He faulted Western reaction delays and warned negotiations amid violations were illogical.
The article argues against blind faith or blind rejection of new teaching aids such as television and recorders. It urges calm, studied evaluation to determine how these devices can best supplement direct teacher pupil relationships and improve instruction. The focus is on usefulness over novelty.
The page presents a quiz and historical notes including dates such as 1673 Ohio exploration by Marquette and Joliet and 1940 Compiegne surrender. It lists Milton Cromwell link, a river through three capitals, Saturday naming, the Missouri Mississippi confluence city, Picnic stars, plus Burns quote and illumination term.
Harvard President Dr. Nathan A. Pusey links intellect with faith in a broader liberal learning goal. He argues that faith enriches knowledge and warns that intellect without faith can lead to cynicism. The column includes a cryptic quiz and miscellaneous items following Pusey’s address.
The text urges practicing politeness at home to form lasting good manners. It cites the habit of saying please and modeling respectful speech toward children and parents, noting children imitate home behavior when away. It stresses that polite asking protects dignity and smooths daily chores.
A reader emphasizes that thoughtfulness and good manners must be taught at home from oldest to youngest. The family discusses a boy who lacks polite gestures and proper speech, noting that without manners he cannot represent the family publicly.
Dr. Pusey addressed the graduating class and argued that knowledge alone cannot sustain spiritual health, calling for faith in a just and beneficent deity. He suggested the message applies to all ages and conditions, offering broad guidance beyond commencement.
Washington diplomats and business leaders weigh possible changes to the China trade embargo and H-bomb test ban while rumors grow over Nixon’s 1960 bid. Discussions touch on farm policy shifts, presidential succession, and congressional action amid unsettled international conditions.
James French, 14, attempted to lift a 73 pound barbell and lost balance. The barbell fell onto his arms, breaking both bones just above the wrists in Memphis, Tennessee.
An archival note outlines the ninth hour Nones in the Roman calendar as defined by Eastern reckoning. It clarifies that Nones fall on the ninth day before the Ides, counting four nights to the Ides, within the Canonical Hours framework.
A June 22 birthday profile notes Cancer natives are moon ruled and introspective with deep hidden talents. It urges care while traveling, a talent for languages, and a preference for country living and solo work. includes notable births and daily zodiac guidance for all signs.
The Capitol’s Senate desks carry lineage from Calhoun and Davis to Long and Stennis. Thurmond’s joke underscores a stitching of era and party as Jefferson Davis, Huey Long, Henry Clay, Daniel Webster, La Follette, Taft and Knowland once sat at famed desks, now occupied by today’s lawmakers.
Mrs Paul Decker and children return to Dillon after visiting her parents the McLeods. Butte Legion baseball beats Helena 3-1 on two hit pitching by Milt Good land. Copper League crowd of 1611 watches Mehrens strike out 22 in 10 innings as his Parks team wins 3-2 over Miners. Jurors in Tilija Martinovich case remain out after 20 hours. SSA to open Butte office in Harbour Building serving ten counties. Butte heat with 82 degree second day of summer. thundershowers cool. Officer Mooney avoids serious injury during knife arrest. Federal court opens with 35 prohibition cases. Maj Gen Leonard Wood travels to Rapid City to confer with Coolidge. Jack Dempsey signs for July 21 bout with Jack Sharkey.
Michael J. Carroll a 38 year old dispatcher at the police radio station in Delaware Park was stricken while on the air He summoned help via the intercommunication line to the fire department and received aid on the scene
Willie L. Daniel, 22, pleaded guilty in Buffalo to overloading his auto after police stopped him with four passengers in front, eight in back, and two on the hood. He received a $25 fine.
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