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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1964
Page
3
The Treasury announced a six to twelve month program to raise coin production by 75 percent then double it within a year, targeting over 9 billion annual coins by June. Production will favor pennies nickels dimes with remaining quarters and half dollars, while minting facilities run around the clock to curb hoarding and counter shortages.
In Ryde Isle of Wight Fred the swan struggles to swim as oil glands prevent waterproofing. Vernon Winkworth, owner of Ryde Zoo, teaches him. Winkworth says Fred sinks and has lost confidence but may improve with time.
The Montana State Board of Dental Examiners will hold a July 6 7 and 9 examination in Butte supervised by five Montana practicing dentists. Only graduate dentists may take the board. Applicants with suitable cavities to be filled with gold or silver will receive free treatment. Apply at 502 Silver Bow Block from June 29 to July 3 between 10 am and 4 pm.
Hollywood report states Ernest Borgnine and Ethel Merman married in a private civil ceremony in Borgnine's garden with close relatives present. The couple, 47 and 55 respectively, plan a delayed honeymoon tour of the Orient before Borgnine resumes television work on McHale's Navy.
Canada plans to extend territorial waters and fishing limits from three to twelve miles as talks with the United States resume. Foreign Secretary Paul Martin told the House of Commons the discussions will continue soon.
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Capt Alfred Svenson 31 Scranton Pa will face a fifth corps military court on desertion and larceny charges. He defected to the Communists in Europe after being expelled by East Germans for not being worthy of asylum. Svenson rode a jeep into East Germany May 7 and was held at Manheim stockade after medical and security checks. He is the second American officer to defect to the Communists in Europe. the first was 2nd Lt William D Adkins who sought asylum in Austria in 1954.
Soviet Ambassador Anotoly Dobrynin and his wife toured Yellowstone National Park on Saturday and stayed at Old Faithful Inn. They viewed the illuminated nighttime eruption of Old Faithful as rangers described the diplomat's interest in park scenery and wildlife while largely unnoticed by visitors.
Verona Italy AP reports 16 year old Gigliola Cinquetti the star failed her history of arts course. If she wishes to skip a year she must take a makeup exam this fall or this summer.
Washington lawmakers grapple with disclosure of outside income and financial ties as Senate debate surfaces on an outside business activity report. Senator Keating urges restraint on a pay raise while supporting conflict of interest measures to restore public confidence.
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