Defense reverses stance on selling tools to Soviet Union
A Washington Post piece outlines a Pentagon shift allowing export of transfer-type machine tools to the USSR. It notes prior statements that such gear would aid Soviet war production and questions why policy changed, citing letters from Haydn Williams and Roswell Gilpatrick.
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Cuba
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Court Split on Union Dues Case Faces Mixed Rulings
The piece surveys the Supreme Court decision on workers who objected to dues funding partisan political activity. It notes five justices allowed a partial refund, with Justice Douglas limiting relief to the six protesting employees. Dissenters Frankfurter, Harlan, and Black offered differing views on unions' quasi-governmental role.
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Justice Whittaker
Justice Douglas
Slogan of Year and Berlin War Debate in 1962
The piece surveys Kennedy era slogans amid Berlin crisis talk. It notes Democratic politics shaping views on West Berlin's status, Mansfield and Humphrey proposals for a Free City or international trusteeship, and Democratic patchwork plans to avoid war while staying in office.
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Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
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East Berlin
White House
Hubert Humphrey
Pennsylvania Avenue
Humphrey
Montana
State Department
Germany
Power politics and a Dallas federal building clash
The article portrays Sam Rayburn as a stern, vindictive politician aiming to block a Dallas federal building to undermine Republican Bruce Alger. It traces GSA surveys, design awards to Dallas firms, and the 1961 House Public Works vote defeat by a 16-14 party line, with Rayburn unavailable for comment.
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Sam
Dallas
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Mark Lemmon
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Upside down stomach in newborns prompts urgent care
A reader asks about signs of diaphragmatic hernia in infants. Experts describe how the stomach may be up in the left chest, with breathing and feeding difficulties as clues, quick X-ray confirmation, and that some cases need immediate surgery while others remain mild.
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Reader's Courtroom Albert Loses Workmen's Claim
Albert a travelling salesman aided a car crash victim then died after a second collision. The court ruled the fatal injury did not arise out of his employment and his widow's claim for workmen's compensation failed.
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Montana Standard Post imprint and masthead notes
The Montana Standard-Post lists its publishing details and staff roles including Standard-Post Publishing Co. address at 26 West Granute Butte Montana. It notes Saturday and holiday issues and AP affiliation.
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Montana Standard-Post
Standard- Post Publishing Co
West Granute
Butte, Mont
Butte
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Money Talks Behind Closed Doors At Quiet House
A terse remark hints at withheld negotiation and silent finances around a home. No details emerge about parties, amounts, or actions, but the quote suggests secrecy in monetary matters tied to the household.
Readers Speak Praises Montana Scenic Wonders
Mrs. S. J. Perry returns from a 6000 mile trip through 16 states and Ontario praising Montana and her hometown Butte. She urges civic pride to stop littering at drive ins and notes no place should be known for careless debris.
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