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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1964
Page
4
A reader argues against rumors of paid year round vacations for Anaconda teachers. They explain nine or ten month salary methods and four to five pay installments, describing summer “forced savings” and urging contracts as the stable method.
Henry Cabot Lodge resigns as ambassador to South Viet Nam to back Gov. William Scranton in the Republican presidential race. Barry Goldwater attacks the administration, while Lodge aims to shift the platform toward moderation. Scranton gains momentum as delegates and support shift in a high-stakes effort.
The article explains why newspapers sometimes publish names of teen offenders while protecting others. It notes that minors 18 or older face adult court rules, while those 17 and under face juvenile court rules that may restrict naming, depending on offense severity. It argues public interest may justify naming in some cases.
A fragmentary Whitman line reflects on the endless hunt for meaning after business, politics, and social life fail to satisfy. The speaker suggests glature remains as a final, unresolved condition beyond earthly pursuits.
Reader asks about safe ear cleaning for children and the role of oil to soften wax. A case is described where nightly drops of warm oil loosened a hardened wax plug, enabling rinsing and relief. The note cautions not to push cotton buds into the ear and encourages using soap and water for outer cleaning.
A reader explains switching to powdered milk due to price hikes. He previously bought 10 gallons weekly at 88 cents per gallon, now mixes powdered milk at 32 cents with whole milk at 9 cents and half and half to yield about 64 cents per gallon. He urges the Milk Control Board to note the impact.
At an international conference in Geneva Whitney Young Jr., head of the National Urban League, will address scholars from the Soviet Union Poland Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia and India. He will discuss U.S. racial progress and caution against using the issue for abroad propaganda while presenting statistics on housing employment and income.
The quote argues that even atheists or anti Christians instinctively uphold Christ's ideal of man and virtue. It contends that attempts to surpass this ideal fail, producing grotesque results rather than a higher standard.
The State Journal argues the presidency requires calm leadership in a nuclear era. It rejects Gust Wael as unfit, urging Republicans to nominate a leader aligned with Lincoln's image and capable of restrained, decisive action against Cold War threats. It warns a moderate Goldwater must be sought, appealing to independent voters.
The Montana Standard, published seven mornings weekly by The Standard Post, is a member of Lee Newspapers of Montana Inc. Staffing includes Publisher Richard E. Morrison, Associate Publisher Ward Fanning, Editor Walter L. Nelson, Advertising Director D. R. Campbell Jr., Managing Editor John Calcaterra, Feature Editor Frank Quinn, Office Manager T. K. Conway, Circulation Manager Joseph Stocke, Women's Editor Peggy Verstappen, and Official Representative of Silver Bow County and the City of Butte.
A Ruskin quotation asserts that true wealth lies in nourishing noble and happy people. It argues that the richest country is the one that elevates the greatest number of individuals, and true wealth rests in mastering one’s life and expanding influence over others.
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