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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1963
Page
13
The FCC opened a stampede by proposing rules to curb broadcasts that aid illegal betting. Comments are due by Monday, with more than 50 groups opposing the plan as censorship. Exceptions would cover high purse races and two yearly events like the Kentucky Derby.
President Kennedy paused official duties to visit the grave of his elder sister Kathleen Hartington Kennedy at Edensor churchyard on the Chatsworth estate. Kathleen, killed in a 1948 charter plane crash near Privas, France, was married to the Marquis of Hartington.
Winnipeg Icelandic consul states that 35 Western Canadians have emigrated to Iceland under two-year contracts to alleviate a labor shortage in the island nation’s fishing industry.
Henry Robert Hoellein a senior at Butte High School and National Honor Society member sails July 5 as a delegate to the United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth. Sponsored by Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge 10 of Butte, the trip covers Yellowstone Park Washington Philadelphia Valley Forge New York and Montreal before returning to Butte on July 28.
Former Soviet naval attaché Capt Eugene Ivanov has been under house arrest in Moscow since June 21 amid probes into his role in the Profumo Keeler scandal. Authorities query whether he fully reported contacts and if he posed as an intermediary during the Cuban crisis as claimed by Stephen Ward.
The Interior Ministry reports about 80 000 Mexicans have signed to work as farmhands in the United States despite Congress failing to renew the migrant worker contract.
Philipburg John Steele, Centennial committee rep, outlined Granite County's Miss Centennial elimination contest in early July. Contestants must be 18 to 28, unmarried, and possess talent beauty poise and intelligence. Five judges will select Granite County's delegate with possible entrants from Philipsburg and the Drumond Valley.
Local social notes list guests and visitors including Dr and Mrs Richard Westin from Anchorage on their way to Birmingham, Dr and Mrs Ralph Westin from Seattle visiting the Gormleys and Sheblem, and other relatives staying or spending summers in Philipsburg. Names include Hight, Heimark, Freberg, Schmidt, Conley, Owsley, Hobaugh, Mason, Morris, Gillies, McLeod, Nell, and Johnson with movements between Anchorage Seattle Billings and Lake Oswego.
Mr and Mrs Jim Reynolds and family have returned from their vacation visiting Hardin with Ronald Schelske then Billings with Lester Miller Bill G Carr and Kathryn Miller They stopped to see Albert Miller in Wilsall
At the Democratic Women’s convention in Great Falls Mrs Clyde Neu and Mrs Paul Heaney attended. Mr Neu served on the finance committee.
Ronald Bliss, named ANACONDA-Ronald Bliss, appointee for the US Navy at Annapolis Maryland, is the son of Mrs. Ida Bliss. Salutatorian of Anaconda High School class of 1963. Local families hosted a dinner at 1818 West Park for Bliss, his mother Ida Bliss, and his brothers Charles and John, with children of four families in attendance.
A simple method to prevent loss: wrap a rubber band around a cigarette lighter kept in a shirt pocket. The band grips the lighter and adds friction, reducing the chance it slips out during movement.
Robert Swanson, Anaconda native, selected as coordinator of the New Man Club at the University of Illinois in Chicago. A music teacher in Illinois public schools, he is a university band and orchestra member, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swanson of 400 W. Park, Anaconda.
Clint Ohman son of Roy and Mrs Ohman of 510 Walnut received the Degree of Chevalier at a public investiture of the Anaconda Chapter Order of DeMolay. The honor was awarded by the International Supreme Council in Tampa for outstanding DeMolay service in Anaconda and Deer Lodge. Chevalier Jerome C Ohman, his brother and a past master councillor, conferred the degree alongside other officers.
The text names Charles Stokke Loyal John son Russell Marchion and Edward Kunkel and notes a guard of honor by members from Anaconda and Deer Lodge. It mentions Ohman as past master councillor of the Anaconda chapter and a local graduate with university study. It also offers care tips for marble furniture tops using mild detergent and paste wax.
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