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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
4
Taxpayers who opposed a tax increase last April faced the Butte School Board after it voted a flat 2.50 per pupil fee for Grades 1 through 6 to fund basic supplies in a minimum program. The district seeks about 10,000 and plans details to handle nonpayment and affordability concerns while maintaining free admission under the law.
The writer argues that "civil rights" should be called "human rights" to reflect the true goal of liberty and justice for all. He contends the terms are not interchangeable and urges using the full name to avoid undermining the nation’s founding documents amid looming filibusters.
From Wiscasset on the Maine coast near Bath and Boothbay Harbor, 200 bait diggers strike for higher pay. After 25 years they have earned $2 per 100 worms while living costs rose, and they seek a living wage for their labor. The worms themselves remain neutral in the dispute.
Dear Dr. Motner advises isolating the sick, using tissues, and disposing of them in a bag. Wear a face mask, avoid bed contact, wash hands after leaving the room, and ensure rest for all household members. Vaccination timing and multiple flu strains are noted for future seasons.
About five sixths of India’s tobacco production is consumed domestically, with the remainder likely exported or used for other purposes. This indicates a strong home market for tobacco products within the country.
A speaker argues discrimination is a global moral issue not solved by laws. He warns against hasty federal rules expanding interstate commerce to force integration. The remedy lies in constitutional respect, voluntary action, and moral persuasion to reduce prejudice.
Federal agents and IRS investigators tighten around Teamsters Local 560 in Union City and surrounding towns as they probe Tony Pro Provenzano led operations. The probe scrutinizes books, votes, pension funds, and private detectives hired by Pro amid claims of irregular elections and coercion.
In Britain dairies push to rename milkmen with grand titles such as bovine produce distribution officers and matutinal purveyors of galactic nutriment. The piece cites other semantical shifts like undertakers becoming amorticians and janitors as context, ending with a senior editor resisting the label senior citizen.
Tech Inc. owner Jay Patrick accused Teamster Local 418 leaders Robert Tarantino and Alfred Pascarella of shaking him down for payments to ensure labor peace. FBI says Pascarella solicited 100 monthly then 300, triggering undercover payment and subsequent sabotage against Patrick’s operations.
The report notes that the average life of a dollar bill in circulation is roughly nine months, reflecting wear, destruction, and replacement cycles in currency management.
A dubious guide encourages exposing skin to peak sun at the beach or pool. It urges staying in direct sun through noon without protection, claiming a painful burn is easy and could reach deep third degree with enough time.
EDNA PETERSON of Anaconda argues that a rattlesnake offers warning and a chance to escape, unlike communism which she says subverts and enslaves. She claims governments should fear communism's takeover and prefers rattlesnakes for their usefulness and predictability.
Frank S. Meyer in National Review argues communism is a power machine driven by world conquest and backed by ruthless force. He says it can be halted only by force greater than the force it wields, with no moral limit aside from probable success.
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