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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1964

Page

3

Khrushchev says Soviets not building large warships

Premier Nikita Khrushchev told Swedish workers in Goteborg that the Soviet Union is not building big warships such as battleships and cruisers. He also wittily dismissed a reported kidnap plot against him as he faced protests and heavy security during a five day visit that included Stockholm.

Goteborg Sweden UPI Nikita S. Khrushchev Soviet Union Stockholm Khrushchev Kremlin Stockhom Jaroslav Stetzko Ukraine Bromma

Crop Growth Improves Across Montana After Rainfall

The Agriculture Department reports the drought areas in North Central and Central Montana show advanced crop growth with overall good conditions statewide. Moisture is ample, some local surpluses noted, and hail caused light to moderate damage in several counties including Chouteau Hill Richland Roosevelt Beaverhead Gallatin Big Horn Carbon Stillwater Custer Powder River Rosebud. Eastern Montana received 1 to 3 inches of rain last week, Miles City 3.73 inches and Jordan 3.01.

Helena Montana Agriculture Department Chouteau Hill Richland Roosevelt Beaverhead Gallatin Big Horn Carbon Stillwater Custer Powder River Rosebud

Stalin body moved to Siberia for safety in WWII

The Soviet press said Joseph Stalin ordered Lenin's embalmed body secretly evacuated from Moscow to Tyumen in eastern Siberia during July 1941 for safety. The coffin traveled about 1300 miles from the capital amid wartime turmoil.

Moscow UPS Josef Stalin Lenin Siberia Tyumen

Palette of Color Tokens

A list of color names including White Navy Bonfire Honey Beige Forget-Me-Not Tender-Green Candle Glow Bluemist Primrose Pink Jonquil Clover Sand Dune appears as a catalog style collection. The terms suggest named hues used for design or branding purposes.

Beige

Happy Butterfly Days Savings on Vanity Fair Girdles and Bras

Limited time offer with 25 percent discounts on Vanity Fair Lycra girdles and bras. Fly in to grab butterfly-weight beauties before prices return to normal and enjoy comfort.

Vanity Fair Lycra

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