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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1963
Page
6
Montana’s new domestic relations act, Senate Bill 80, limits remarriage to six months after divorce judgment and tightens license rules for support, residency, and protests. The law, effective July 1, adds safeguards for dependents, requires oath on support, and may block licenses with court hearings. The price of a license stays $2.25.
The 11th annual congress of the Caribbean region of the American Society of Horticultural Sciences begins in Mexico City on Sunday. The event is hosted by the Mexican Ministry of Agriculture with delegations from the United States and Cuba.
Magicland attraction manager Mel Smith guides three youth visitors through the Cathedral Room at Lewis and Clark Caverns as Montana turns the caverns into a growing tourist site. Attendance figures are not provided.
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield says he will vote for cloture to advance Kennedy civil rights reforms and favors open debate though wary of around the clock sessions. Everett Dirksen flags a flexible stance while Goldwater shifts toward supporting most parts of the Kennedy program. Hearings on a separate public accommodations bill are planned with Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy slated as the opening witness.
The Billings Gazette reports civic will to guard children from ditch drownings is dead after a 3 year old twin tragedy led to a suggested fence for the Billings Beach Water Users Association canal at a cost of 100000. Legislators note about 40 drownings in the past decade spurred action.
Texas leads U S gas production with Louisiana a close second, reflecting strong energy output across Gulf states. The report highlights Texas as the largest producer and notes Louisiana following closely in national rankings.
Crossword clues reference across and down entries with many terms from geography history and science. Solving notes list European pool successor to Allen Dulles and various references to places, persons, and objects across a dense set of crossword prompts.
The Berlin Zoo, touted as Europe's largest, houses about 3 027 mammals and 8 000 reptiles across its displays.
About half of Butte High School’s 1943 graduates plan to attend a July 20 21 reunion including a dinner dance at the Butte Country Club and a family picnic at Gregson Hot Springs. Some 290 graduated. about 125 have reserved so far with travel from across the country. An address list is being compiled and reservations urged.
Cap Haitien, Haiti’s second largest city, has suffered major damage in three disasters. A 1902 fire, a 1842 earthquake, and a 1928 hurricane left the town nearly destroyed.
Art Crosby, a deaf Minnesota resident deaf for nine years, invents a small wireless ear device designed for direct hearing at the ear. The instrument weighs 3/10 ounce, fits entirely in the ear, has no cords, and transmits speech television and radio sounds without a transmitter in clothing. For details, write to Crosby at 4 North Broadway Billings Montana.
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