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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1963
Page
2
Uncle Cal from Caribou laments lawmakers use of odd words and foreign phrases and cites Kennedy advisers and Pentagon enlistment bonuses. He recalls a jackass weather tale and jokes about military pay, urging clarity in Washington.
Opinion notes indicate a variety of editors respond to the paper's stance with emphasis on editorial independence and potential internal disagreements. The column hints at broader journalistic standards and the role of editorials in shaping reader perspectives.
On July 13 a two car crash two miles north of Grace on State Highway 3 involved a 1962 Chevrolet sedan driven by Ronald T Hurt and a 1950 Studebaker sedan driven by Hunter Natone both of Grace and Pinion Arizona. No injuries and $300 damage noted. Deputy Sheriff Herbert G Walters investigated. A July 16 single car crash two miles northwest of the Wayan Store involved a 1950 Chevrolet pickup owned by Oscar Vias and driven by Wesley Edward Vias of Wayan with about $150 damage. Sheriff Ralph J Marriott investigated.
A trio of local columns urges hospitality to travelers boosting Idaho’s economy, notes federal guidance that tourism attracts industry, and humorously discusses the elusive fisherman's luck as seen by Tara Dille and other columnists. Both pieces stress community spirit and civic participation amid global politics.
Advice on staying cool covers foods fluids salt and exercise during heat with warnings about large meals and alcohol. A Montana rancher will distribute free Whee Nuts made from high protein wheat, fried and popped, in the Northwest. The piece ends with Fisheries Funds: Congress allocates 30000 dollars for cooperative research by Fish and Wildlife Service Idaho departments and University of Idaho to study fisheries and water pollution.
The Fish and Game Department announced trophy mountain goats are highly prized along with moose, antelope and bighorn sheep. Most hunts are controlled with permits by public drawing in Boise on Wednesday, July 31, with oversubscribed applications though eight goat hunts have not yet fit. The department seeks to reestablish annual hunts on former ranges like the Seven Devils near Riggins, with two goat releases already made in that area.
A fragmented notice notes annual cattle and caribou production data. It mentions herd size, increases in food supply, and personnel in charge, with references to civil rights and enforcement actions.
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