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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1963
Page
4
West Virginia marks centennial since statehood amid noted parallels with Montana. The piece traces split from Virginia in 1863, migration to Montana for mining work, and hopes for growth through space age demands. It highlights Western Virginia rugged terrain, forests, and shared potential with Montana.
The piece mocks Egyptian President Nasser for cracking down on belly dancers in Cairo and hints at broader tensions with Britain. It notes other world leaders drawing in on British culture, including Khrushchev and Kennedy, and ends with a jab about a potential June visit by Kennedy.
A historic Montana headline quip shows a widow blamed for pursuing a man after a horse theft. The accused was acquitted, prompting a reformulated multi headline noting the court outcome and widow’s alleged motives.
Christine Keeler, living near a road, rises in British headlines as a top entertainer booked for 12 weeks at $14,000 weekly. Valentina Tereshkova orbits Earth 48 times, talks with Khrushchev, and awaits Soviet honors.
President Kennedy learns a labor union feud could force the U.S. to pay Castro one million dollars. The dispute between NMU, BMO, and MEBA snarls the Maximus cargo ship at Luckenbach dock, blocking ransom shipments to Cuba and risking wider maritime disruption.
A political column mocks a fringe of extreme critics aligned with Barry Goldwater. It catalogs figures and ideas it calls credulous nuts, portraying them as alarmists fearing communism and calling for drastic anti American retreat while defending national interests.
Reader asks about dieting to reach an ideal weight and parental opposition. Dr Motner explains overweight raises health risks, including heart disease and diabetes, and suggests medical guidance to set a safe weight target, plus dietary tips emphasizing protein, vegetables, and fruits while limiting starches and sweets.
A reader urges a fair air pollution law amid fumes on Montana street. They warn 10 percent of residents face aggravated respiratory issues, medical costs, and reduced earnings, and call for state county and industry co action to curb smell while keeping jobs. The writer plans to study cleaner air elsewhere.
The Vice President must decide whether to allow or veto large King led protests in Washington. Legal to lift Capitol ground restrictions could set a precedent affecting civil rights initiatives. Johnson and Speaker McCormack weigh political risks amid party divides and cloture hurdles.
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