Paul VI chosen by College of Cardinals to lead Catholic Church
The College of Cardinals elected Giovanni Battista Montini as Pope Paul VI, adopting John XXIII’s liberal vision and continuing the Ecumenical Council. The new pope pledges to pursue Christian unity and world peace, honoring John XXIII’s dying wish for council success and reforms within the church.
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College of Cardinals
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
John XXIII
Pope John
Cardinal Montini
Ecumenical Council
John
Pius XII
Paul VI
St. Peter
Pope Paul
Paul
Apostle Paul
No One Cure for Multiple Road Hazards
Montana officials and drivers discussed highway safety at a state meeting. Gov Tim Babcock and Montana Patrol stressed personal responsibility in reducing fatalities, with proposals ranging from stricter enforcement to more patrols and juvenile driver curbs.
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Helena
Alex Stephenson
Montanane Patrol
Tim Babcock
Montana
Babcock
Roy Sorrells
Billings
The
Highway Commission
Detroit
Stephenson
W. W. Lessley
Bozeman
Reservists in Congress Prompt Senate Inquiry
A prominent group of editors asks if reserve officers can serve in Congress citing Article I Section 6. Senator George A. Strom and Major General Norman H. Hartsock push for a Senate Judiciary Committee inquiry to resolve compatibility of reserve commissions with holding Senate office. The discussion references 1916 House findings and current law Title V Section 30(d) while noting ongoing public interest and historical debate.
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Congress of the
United States
House
Air Force Reserve
United States Senate
Senate
Sen. Strom
D-S.c
U.S. Army Reserve
Committee On the Judiciary
Congress
Tittle
National Guardsmen
House Judiciary Committee
National Guard
House of Representatives
Butte City Council Seeks Supreme Court Appeal on Annexation Ruling
The Butte City Council backs appealing a district court decision upholding residents' objections to annexation of the Smith and Shewe Addition. Judge Philip C. Duncan ruled against the planned annexation amid resident complaints, prompting the appeal.
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Butte
Montana Supreme Court
Cty
Philip C. Duncan
Smith and Shewe
Space Age Design For Dollar Sparks Mint Disclosure Call
Coin World writer Stephen Davis Hopkins urges the U S Mint to reveal plans for a silver dollar with a space age design. The Copper City Coin Club of Butte backs the idea, while Montana lawmakers note past meltings and growing demand for silver dollars.
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Stephen Davis Hopkins
Deer Lodge
Coin World
U.S. Mint
Copper City Coin Club
Butte
Montana
Secretary of the Treasury
Montana Standard and Butte Daily Post details
The Montana Standard and Butte Daily Post are published seven mornings weekly by The Standard Post. It lists staff including Publisher Richard E. Morrison and Editor Walter L. Nelson, with departments in advertising, managing, features, and circulation in Silver Bow County and Butte city.
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The
Standard Post
Lee Newspapers of Montana, Inc
Richard E. Morrison
Ward Fanning
Walter L. Nelson
D. R Campbell Jr
John Calcaterra
Frank Quinn
T. K. Conway
Joseph Stocke
Peggy Verstappen
Local Telegraph Ad Page Details
Classified section numbers list newsroom contacts and department lines for the Standard Post including News Department Society Editor Classified Want Ads and circulation and job printing details with phone numbers.
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Surtees Gate
Quick, Slow and No Trippers By George Dixon
The article analyzes congressional attitudes toward foreign policy stances and potential trip approaches discussed by lawmakers. It examines reactions among senators and representatives and outlines the varied positions on engagement strategies and diplomatic options.
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Congress
Kennedy
Johnson
$20 000 Question for High School Students
A wartime era message urges students to finish high school citing a $30,000 lifetime earnings gap versus dropouts. It warns against leaving school for summer work and stresses federal help for financing education, urging plans to return next fall.
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W. Willard Wirtz
Secretary of Labor
Mixed views on suffrage and a proposed Discovery Day
A columnist rails against restricting women's driving rights after Wyoming granted vote equality in 1869. He also debates Leif Erikson Day and proposes a broad Discovery Day honoring explorers, including Leif Erikson, Columbus, Hudson, Lewis and Clark, and others, to celebrate diverse contributions without forcing close holiday dates.
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Wyoming
United States
Barney Newfield
Valentina Tereshkova
Leif Erikson Association
Glendale
Calif
Montana
Puerto Rico
Leif Eriksson
Copenhagen
Carla
Erickson
Newfoundland
North America
West
Leif Ericcsson
Leif
Erikksson
Indiana
North Dakota
New World
Atlantic Seaboard
Latin America
California
Hendrick Hudson
Peter Stuyvesant
New York
al Capone
Chicago
Robert Gray
Columbia
George Vancouver
Puget Sound
Lewis and Clark
Pacific Northwest
John Sullivan
John Sullivans
Butte
Canada
Vitus Bering
Alaska
Cuba
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Thomas E. Mooney
Standard Post State Bureau
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Armed Forces Reserve
Congress of the United States
Butte Daily Post
Silver Bow County
Standard-Post
George Dixon
Labor
Byrd
Virginia
Ike
Eisenhower
Harry Byrd
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Princeton
Martin Schwarzchild
Senate Space Committee
America
Spessard Holland
Florida
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Clifford Case
New Jersey
Kenneth B. Keating
NASA
Clinton P. Anderson
Senate Aeronautical and Space Sciences Committee
North
South America
Anderson
Lief
By Lewis T. Poole
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Warren Magnuson
Washington
Leif Ericsson
Columbus
San Salvador
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