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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1973
Page
5
A reader seeks advice after a brother’s suicide and a related family crisis reveals a troubled marriage, past abuse, and a homosexual son. The column offers guidance on homosexuality, parental influence, and coping with a breaking point while sharing reader letters on related topics.
Bruce Whiting of Twin Bridges has his Sumner Gerard Scholarship of 1000 renewed for the 1973-74 academic year at the University of Montana Missoula. The fund is provided through the Sumner Gerard director Aid Mission to Tunisia in the American Embassy Tunis. Whiting, son of Burton and Mrs. Whiting, worked as summer assistant physical therapist at the Boulder River School hospital.
German baritone Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau will debut as conductor with the Los Angeles Philharmonic giving three concerts on March 21 22 and 24 1974. Two weeks later he will return as soloist with Zubin Mehta and Daniel Barenboim for an all Schumann program.
Martha Wadel was appointed special auditor for Golden West Camp Royal Neighbors of America. Lucille Nolte assists. The camp met in city hall Thursday evening. One July meeting is scheduled for the 19th with a dutch treat lunch. Hilda Murphy received the traveling gift.
In Cairo the headless Aba statue, dating to 630 B.C., has been united with its body after Bernard Bothmer of NYU and the Brooklyn Museum confirmed the head found in 1971 at Karnak matches the statue in the Egyptian Museum. The discovery ties a long missing link in Egyptology.
Rebekah Lodge 127 at Sheridan plans Friendship Night for Sept 19 with guest lodges Martha and Silver Leaf of Butte and Progress of Three Forks. Members reported dues paid and large membership gains. Summer recess, next meeting Sept 5, annual family picnic July 18 at First Camp Mill Creek, rummage food sale in October, and a summer clean-up date to be announced.
Argentina’s new president Hector J. Campora marks one month in office amid clashes between radical and moderate Peronists. He freed 500 political prisoners, toed leftist lines, and faced violent protests sparked by Peronist factions during a return rally for former President Peron, who urged peace.
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