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Newspaper

Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1965

Page

8

Idaho Veterans Propose Protest Against 31 Facility Closures

The American Legion in Idaho plans a protest letter campaign to oppose the Veterans Administration plan to close 31 installations including 11 hospitals 16 regional centers and four domiciliary facilities. Elvin J. Alsager of Moscow leads Idaho veterans in voicing opposition ahead of the May 1提 deadline.

Scow American Legion Idaho United States Elvin J. Alsager Moscow

Boise VA facility eyed for possible next addition

The Boise VA regional office and hospital may appear on the next list for closure. The commander notes the Boise hospital is old yet well kept and modernized with specialists in town, prompting calls for 9,000 Legionnaires and 6,000 auxiliary members in Idaho to urge writes to the president by April 15 to rescind the VA closure order.

Boise VA Boise American Legion Auxiliary Idaho

Idaho Sees 1965 Manufacturing Gain Doubled

The U S Department of Commerce projects Idaho's value added by manufacturing to rise by 10 million dollars in 1965 to 340 million, doubling the 1964 gain from 325 million in 1963 to 330 million in 1964, indicating a continued faster growth than the national rate.

Idaho United States Department of Commerce Louise Shadduck Department of Commerce and Development United States Commerce Department

Social Security Numbers Now Required on Tax Returns

Internal Revenue officials say all tax returns are machine processed by numerical codes. People must obtain social security numbers from local offices and send tax forms and payments to the IRS. Banks and financial institutions send Form 3435 to depositors requesting the tax ID. recipients should respond to the sender, not the IRS.

Social Security Internal Revenue Baltimore Savings and Loan Associations Internal Revenue Offices

Veterans urged to drop 31 day grace period on GI policies

Loryn E. Kopan of the Boise Administration Center urged veterans with GI insurance to avoid paying after the 31 day grace period. Delays in premium payments can cause hundreds of policies to lapse, officials said, stressing the risk of missing deadlines.

Loryn E. Kopan Boise Administration Center Kopan

Idaho Hunters Report Safest Season Yet in 1964

Idaho Fish and Game official counts show five gun fatalities and 34 non fatal injuries statewide during the 1964 big game upland bird and migratory waterfowl seasons from September 1 to December 31. NRA standards define a hunting accident as occurring after leaving home until return.

Idaho Fish and Game Department National Rifle Associaten National Rifle Association Brown Idaho

Bond Holdings Are Increasing in February County Sales

Public holdings of U S Savings Bonds in this county rose in February through individual purchases totaling 2860 dollars. Volunteer County Savings Bonds Chairman J Ray Davis reported statewide February sales 667037 dollars, down from 771907 dollars a year earlier. National February sales reached 394 million, versus 413 million last year. Campaigns to boost payroll savings by employed persons are planned in major cities as part of a national drive with details to be announced next month.

U.S. Savings Volunteer County Savings J. Ray Davis

Plans For Education Week Observance In Montpelier

A Montana Montpelier meeting of Stake Presidents and five LDS Stakes began planning BYU Education Week for June 30 to July 1. Kenneth Thatcher and Mack Shirley from Idaho Falls joined. The event, first of its kind here, lasts three days with music drama dance and family living courses taught by BYU Provo and Ricks College staff. Registrants may choose from many cultural courses and aim for 500 to 1000 participants.

Montpelier L.D.S U Education Week Kenneth Thatcher Ricks Center For Continuing Education Mack Shirley Idaho Falls Montpelier L.D.S. Stake Center Brigham Young University Provo Ricks College Rexburg Idaho

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