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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1964

Page

4

Montana voters face clear Goldwater Johnson choice

Montana Republicans pledge 14 presidential nominating votes for Goldwater and Gov. Tim Babcock leads the delegation to San Francisco. Democrats back Lyndon Johnson, setting up a Goldwater Johnson contest in Montana with Babcock arguing for a strong right of conservatism and Dr. Roland Renne positioning as a moderate conservative.

Montana Lyndon B. Johnson Babcock Roland R. Renne Renne Johnson

Civil rights bill raises forecast of continuing racial tension

As the civil rights bill clears the Senate and nears House approval, leaders warn that immediate peace is unlikely. If enacted by Independence Day, resistance and possible violence could follow as integration is enforced, tests of the law by Black leaders may lead to arrests and protests, with the South’s racial order changing slowly.

Senate House

Montana Standard Description of Publication

The Montana Standard is published seven mornings a week by The Standard Post as part of Lee Newspapers of Montana, Inc. It lists Richard E. Morrison as Publisher and Ward Panning as Associate Publisher with Walter L. Nelson as Editor and D R Campbell Jr as Editor. The paper operates in Silver Bow County Butte City with staff including John Calcaterra as Advertising Director and Frank Quinn as Managing Editor.

The Standard Post Lee Newspapers of Montana, Inc Richard E. Morrison Ward Panning Walter L. Nelson D. R. Campbell, Jr John Calcaterra Frank Quinn T K. Conway Joseph Stocke Peggy Verstappen

Who's in or is the Mainstream in Pa Politics

George Dixon tracks Pennsylvania political attitudes as Ymelda discusses Goldwater and civil rights. She cites Scranton and Wilkes-Barre connections while debating who is mainstream and who can win. The dialogue reveals cautious optimism and edgy humor about a first ballot strategy involving Abigail Adams.

George Dixon Ymelda Gov. Wilkes Gov Weut Cven Yymelda Scranton Goldwater Scranton Goldwater

Natural Reminders From Nature Test Our Humility

In South Boston Virginia the Gazette Virginian reflects on how weather patterns from jet streams to rainfall reveal humanity’s dependence on forces beyond control. The piece notes that people feel small before the whims of nature and acknowledge a higher power guiding outcomes.

Boston Gazette-Virginian Mother Nature

Goldwater Scranton Ticket Favored by GOP Leaders

Private interviews show GOP leaders viewing Gov. Scranton as the best liberal Republican to challenge the Goldwater front and suggesting a Goldwater Scranton ticket. Scranton’s entrance could offer a golden opportunity for party unity and electoral appeal.

Goldwater Scranton Goldwater-Scranton

Unique Choice of Scranton in 1960 VP Debate

The piece argues that Scranton’s loyalty and persona could have shifted the 1960 race if chosen as Nixon’s running mate. It contrasts Scranton with Rockefeller and discusses potential ticket scenarios like Nixon-Lodge or Goldwater-Scranton, emphasizing eastern state impact and party unity.

Scranton Rockefeller Nixon Nixon- Lodge Richard M. Nixon Massachusetts Kennedy New York Goldwater-Scranton Pennsylvania

Scranton For President Drive Fires Up For Nomination Quest

Scranton supporters launched a Pennsylvania primary write-in push after Lodge’s New Hampshire win. A Scranton for President Club formed with Rep. William Schweiker as president and James E. Staudinger as executive chairman.

Scranton Henry Cabot Lodge New Hampshire Pennsylvania Lodge Goldwater Rockefeller Scranton For President William Schweiker James E. Staudinger Deeree Philadelphia Bulletin Csideid Galan Tantak Gatoten Ten Philadelphia Inquirer

Lifesaving Formula Described In Local First Aid Tips

Georgetown Ohio News Democrat explains mouth to mouth resuscitation from the American Medical Association First Aid Manual. Start immediately as brain damage can occur in minutes. Place victim on back tilt chin and clear airway then blow with each breath. repeat 12 to 15 times per minute until help arrives.

Georgetown Ohio News-Democrat American Medical Association

County Agent funding debated by readers

A Whitehall reader argues against maintaining a county agent, noting the cost of half a mill and predicting tax and price increases. The letter urges residents to voice opinions at today’s meeting while warning of hidden costs borne by taxpayers with low incomes and large families.

Whitehall K.C

Goldwater Support and South Bias in 1960 Campaign

Dr. S L Groff argues Goldwater earned the Republican nomination by offering direction and meaning. He notes the South's Democratic desertion and liberal opposition across the nation, and cites Goldwater's ability to absorb criticism under pressure.

al Smith Alan Pen Democratic Party Castional Visun Highir Nixon South Goldwater Republican Party Washington Barry Goldwater S. L. Groff

Kennedy and Keating Vary on Enforcement

Letter from a reader cites Senator Kenneth Keating criticizing civil rights law enforcement. It notes a June 19 radio broadcast where Keating warned it would take time to organize the large police force needed to enforce the act. The writer contrasts Keating with Senator Kennedy on enforcement views.

Kenneth Keating

Diplomats Trained for the Army of the Mind

The feder academies train young men for Army Navy Air Force and Coast Guard. The speaker proposes a new academy to train diplomats, arguing that this is the critical field where losses occur most.

Willamina Obe Feder Academies Army Navy Air Force Coast Guard

Society and Business Contacts Page Note

Local society editor and office lines listed with generic department IDs for newsroom, printing, and business operations. No event details or names provided beyond department roles and contact numbers.

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