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Newspaper

Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1962

Page

2

Political satire from Uncle Dan on Senators and the 80 papers

The column lampoons Washington brinkmanship between Yankee and Confederate senators over Fort Sumter, mocks political bluster, cites Uncle Cal Coolidge’s silence, and jokes about Liz Taylor and drought politics. It ends with a wry note on November election campaigning and voter apathy.

Washingto Fort Sumter United States Washington Florida U. S. Senate Cal Coolidge Cal Clem Webster Clem Liz Taylor Zeke Grubb

What Other Editors Are Saying Commentary

A brief notice notes that opinions within the column do not necessarily reflect the editors of the paper and that the views expressed are those of the writers rather than the publication.

Why aren't tax rules the same for everyone

The Meridian News Times questions why tax settlements appear for some individuals and entities but not others. It notes that wage earners face full payment while big players like prizefighters oil firms or even criminals sometimes reach settlements, citing Ralph Capone. The piece asks why equity isn’t universal and whether any taxpayer can bargain their bill. It emphasizes the issue without changing policy.

Internal Revenue Office Sayie Ralph Capone al Capone Internal Revenue Meridian News-Times

Psychologist's Profit and Guidance Through Minds

A reflective piece contrasts a male psychiatrist who exploits others for gain with a woman who offers calm guidance. It warns that wandering thoughts may mislead unless the mind is strong enough to stay with you. It urges caution about venturing out alone with fragile plans or judgments.

Elks Chief Urges Flag Day Observance Revival

Elks Exalted Ruler L Charles Johnson calls for early planning and broad participation in Flag Day activities on June 14 and public observance of B P O Elks Memorial Day June 17. Johnson notes Lodge 674 including Caribou Power and Bannock Counties will mark the 1777 flag adoption with a 6 30 p m ceremony at Ross Park in Pocatello, as the Municipal Band opens the day. He urges all residents to display the flag and highlights a 2000 Elks lodges nationwide conducting Flag Day programs. The lodge forms a committee led by Donald L Burnett to organize the observance.

L. Charles Johnson Pocatello Elks Lodge B.P.O. Ellis Johnson Lodge 674 Caribou Power Bannock Continental Congress Pocatello Ross Park David Missal Caribou County The Elks Donald L. Burnett

Future Farmers of America Founded in 1928 Meeting

The Future Farmers of America was organized nationally in November 1928 during a meeting of students and leaders in Kansas City Missouri. The record notes automobiles as wonderful for enabling people to do nothing in many places and mentions a committee of four groups proposed by the Unfit and Unnecessary as part of the rhetoric.

Future Farmers of America Kansas City

Essays On Citizenship By Ruby Sorensen Students Print Best Pieces

The eighth grade class at Ruby Sorensen has written essays on My Responsibilities to the Future. Mrs Sorensen will print the best pieces in the Sun over several weeks. Two essays are presented here by B. F. Daly and Sharon Shufeldt, stressing education, duty, self control, health, honesty, loyalty, teamwork, and patriotism as essential for American citizens.

Ruby Sorensen B. F. Daly Sharon Shufeldt United States of America

Teacourse Question Remains Unanswered

A reader notes an unresolved query on a tea course item. The brief mentions missing guidance and seeks a clear answer from the establishment or advisor.

Kangaroo asks if psychologist is wrong about jumpiness

A garbled mock dialogue features a kangaroo asking a psychiatrist Cotty if he is wrong, then declares he is now unable to answer and remains jumpy. The fragment hints at a surreal, humorous exchange with unclear context.

Cotty

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