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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1963
Page
4
The Butte July 4 program runs July 3 free dance at Columbia Gardens, parade July 4, sports, and rodeo July 5 to 7. Neighbors are urged to attend and enter the parade, with emphasis on hosting relatives from nearby communities to boost the celebration and patriotism.
The Montana Highway Commission will undertake a bus tour to inspect highways and projects, visiting Kalispell Thompson Falls Missoula Jackson Dillon and Butte with extra time for local discussions. Chairman Roy Sorrells notes aims to understand district needs and assess roads not in five to ten year plans, focusing on safety and maintenance funding.
The new Montana laws take effect tomorrow. They require district court clerks to post license applicants for public scrutiny during the five day waiting period and in newspapers statewide. Divorced persons must remain unwed six months to remarry. officials expect immediate compliance, especially in Silver Bow County.
Montana Governor Tim Babcock may be nominated at the Republican National Convention as a favorite son for consideration as the party's presidential candidate. The move signals Montana GOP support without implying a VP bid. Local leaders Gary Garrett and Ed Sparks are also noted as prominent regional figures.
A Montana Motorist anecdote shows a motel operator welcoming well behaved dogs, countering townsfolk who distrust dogs after past misdeeds. Erickson of the Montana Automobile Association cites the tale to defend dogs as welcome guests if they vouch for their owners.
Montreal reports the International Air Transport Association study showing a typical day with 273 jets. They flew 1 189 168 miles in revenue service carried 848 tons of cargo mail and express and logged 2 662 revenue hours. The fleet did 769 scheduled flights with 1 952 takeoffs or landings across 146 cities in 60 lands. Stage lengths ranged 62 to 5354 miles and the high plane utilization reached 19.85 hours in a day with an average 975 hours per aircraft.
Washington The Bureau of Mines reports a chemical method to convert automobile exhaust gases that cause smog into carbon dioxide and water.
Senator Gordon Allott proposed using the Guantanamo Bay naval base to establish a Free Cuban government as a base for liberation efforts. The plan envisions a representative Cuban authority formed by democratic groups and calls on Congress to define a policy for Cuban liberation while the administration hesitates. The idea drew limited media attention but is urged to gain further discussion as the Cuba issue persists.
The Observer warns Kennedy that Britain faces a crippled prime minister and rival heirs as he meets Harold Macmillan at Birch Grove. The piece notes domestic worries persist while talks on the test ban and Atlantic fleet shape the alliance, with scepticism rising about U S policy and political timing.
In Dijon France the law states the only product that can claim the name mustard is ground seeds of black or brown mustard, either pulverized or sifted. The term mustard paste is legally limited to pulverized seeds in grape juice unripe, or in wine must, or in vinegar, or a mix of these liquids with water up to three quarters of the original mix.
A reader asks about a father’s friend described as a BTO in the ETO. The answer explains that Big Time Operators profited via the Black Market, trading cigarettes and supplies in France Belgium Luxembourg and Germany, often using stolen goods. It notes dangers of deception and the range of items exchanged, including jackets and lighter fluid misrepresented as cognac.
Israel will provide assistance to Ecuador on irrigation and forestry programs and on cotton, corn, oil, and other agricultural production. The agreement covers technical aid and cooperation between the two nations.
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