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Newspaper

Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1964

Page

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Supreme Court reapportion ruling sparks national debate

The court's five to four decision on reapportionment provokes strong reactions from GOP leaders and commentators. Critics argue the ruling expands federal influence over state district lines, while supporters warn of unchecked legislative power and distortions in representation. The debate centers on whether population or geographic area should drive congressional and legislative maps.

Thev Thad GOP Charles Indiana Everett

July 4 Celebration in Soda Springs Honors Patriots and Founding Fathers

Residents invited to July 4 festivities in Soda Springs. The message reflects on the Patriots fighting for liberty, Loyalists opposition, and foreign aid from France, Spain, and others. It highlights George Washington and Valley Forge, urging gratitude for nation-building sacrifices and enduring dedication to liberty.

Soda Springs America France Spain Holland Prussia Germany Poland Atlantic George Washington Valley Forge

Red Cross Blood Drawing Falls Short of Quota

Mrs. Dorothy Herron, chairman of the County Red Cross Blood Bank, reported 118 donors at the June 25 drawing, 32 pints short of the 150 quota. Six county residents became gallon donors including Ethel Childs, Mar jory Hatch, Arlene Rasmussen, Maxine Popa, George Davis, and Lucille Tarbett, all Soda Springs. Local BPW Club sponsored the canteen with volunteers and physicians listed.

Dorothy Herron County Red Cross Blood Bank Ethel Childs Soda Springs Marjory Hatch Bancroft Arlene Rasmussen Maxine Popa George Davis Lucille Tar

Vehicle Safety Check Yields 664 Inspections

Albert Foster, Safety Committee Chairman of the local JayCees, reported that the Vehicle Safety Check last week drew 664 vehicles inspected with 151 requiring service. Twelve autos were corrected and returned before week’s end, with checks covering brakes lights turn signals steering tires exhaust glass wipers mirrors and horn.

Albert Foster JayCees

Knowledge and love of our country, only thus, can our liberty be preserved.

Mayor Reed Stoddard speaks on civic duty and patriotism urging citizens to defend liberty through knowledge and love of country, highlighting unity and steadfast public service.

Reed Stoddard

Conda Reunion Picnic Slated For Sunday

The annual Conda picnic and reunion will be held Sunday July 5 at Hooper Spring. AH residents and former Conda residents are invited and each family should bring their own lunch. The committee urges former residents to attend and renew friendships to keep the event as successful as in the past.

Conda Hooper Spring

John Depp Jr Leads New Central Engineering Department

Monsanto announces creation of Central Engineering Department with John M. Depp Jr as director. Depp, previously assistant general manager of Organic Chemicals Division since 1961, will report to VP J L Christian. Department heads report to him covering design construction administration control international services and engineering services.

Monsanto Company Central John M. Depp Jr Depp Inorganic Chemicals Division J. L. Christian

Jockey Killed in Montpelier Futurity Crash

Idaho Falls jockey Keith Arave died after a two horse pileup in the Bonneville Futurity at Montpelier. He fell when his mount stumbled in the seventh race and was crushed under by another horse. He died about 40 minutes later at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital. The other jockey was thrown but not seriously hurt.

Keith Arave Idaho Falls Montpelier Arave Bear Lake Memorial Hospital

Carvle McCammon Returns Home After Visit

Carvle McCammon of Conda returned home last Thursday after visiting for two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Shickiger of Afton Wyoming.

Carvle McCammon Conda Glenn Shickiger Afton Wyoming

Miss Caribou's Kathleen Hunter Takes Fourth Runner-up Title

Kathleen Hunter of Grate Miss Caribou 1964 won fourth runner-up in the Miss Idaho Contest in Boise, becoming Caribou County's first finalist. The 19-year-old ISU student, 5 feet 3, danced a toe routine in blue and silver to clinch the talent prize, earning $150 to support her secondary education plans.

Kathleen Hunter Grate Caribou Caribou County Boise Miss Hunter Idaho State University Pocatello Mary Kasai Kathleen Shyrleen- Hogan Harold W. Hunter Grace ISU

County Grassman Award Goes To Grace Rancher

Grassman Committee Chair man Jacek Gibbs and Grace residents Paul Christensen Marvin Prescott received certificates for outstanding grassland farming in 1964. Gibbs named Caribou county winner and candidate for district honors in Idaho Grassman-of-the-year. FarmCity week featured a Gibbs ranch tour outlining beef grass and crops, Hereford cattle, rotational grazing, and a seven year hay potato cereal rotation under sprinkler irrigation.

Juncheon O. Bard Grassman Committee Jacek Gibbs Grace Paul Christensen Marvin Prescott Jack Gibbs Caribou County Idaho Gibbs Ranch

Barber Shops Close for July 4 Holiday Weekend

All barber shops in Soda Springs will be closed July 4 5 and 6 to give barbers a long holiday weekend.

Idaho Grassman program promotes rotational grazing farming

Drilled wells provide sprinkler water for irrigation while about 120 yearling steers are rotationally grazed on improved brome, brass, orchard and alfalfa pastures. Each acre receives 110 pounds of nitrogen in two applications. The Marvin Prescott farm, 450 acres, dairying with a DHIA butterfat average of 510 pounds, uses native pastures improved by drainage and fertilization for a four pasture rotational system.

Brome Brass Lazar Orchard Marvin Prescott DHIA Prescott

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Ckin’ Erry By Vic Supreme Court G Earl Warneurred Five Es Ion Treet Journal Vey Lexander Mist the Statesman Red Cross Soda Springs Jaycees Jaycee Max Lewis Phil Homer Percy Benedict Chuck Wagon Pweapra Ped HIVE Hooper Miss Kathleen John Depp Jr New Engineer Nurs Ace Hansen Ace Chevrolet Co Miss Grace Rancher County Grassman Committee Robert Hubbard County Grassman Grace Farmer Mark Gibbs Jack
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