Dear Mister Editor from Caribou on Pentagon cleanups
Uncle Cal from Caribou cites readers letters about Washington items. He mocks a Pentagon public building listing including a dusty room and mop bucket. He notes Congressman Dan Flood’s idea to gain space by moving Marines through the building to cart off excess items.
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Washington
Pentagon
Public Building Service
Dan Flood
Pennsylvania
Senator Young and farm land tied to golf courses
The writer cites Senator Young of Ohio boosting golf courses on farmland with rent and resale profits, plus a Washington bulletin noting fewer eggs per hen despite higher hen numbers. He argues global escapes from communism show lack of freedom and food, urging readers to view communism as hungry imprisonment and seek a better life.
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Senator Young
Ohio
Blair
Nebraska
Golf Club
Washington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Carl Curtis
Ed Doolittle
Cal
Club reports and a state canvass notice from Idaho
Busy Bees meet at Mrs Joy Hobson on May 23 with five members. Thread Threaders elect officers and plan a cotton dress project. Have Pan Will Cook group holds demonstrations and adjourns. Lively Livestock notes 4H project plans and a Moscow trip with a swimming party planned. State Board of Canvassers certifies June 5 1962 nominating election results for Idaho with a run off forthcoming for the Second Congressional District and notices governing the Republican run off election.
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Busy Bees
Joy Hobson
Idaho
State Board of Canvassers
State of
Secretary of State
Congress
Second
Eictte
Noming
I Pon
Balleer
Hert
L. Ray Day
Auditor Pride
Caribou County
Ida Pub
EDITORS DEBATE PROPAGANDA AND FLIGHT PROOF OF COMMUNISM
The piece argues that emigration undermines communist regimes, noting East Germany and Russia restrict movement, build walls, and shoot escapees. It highlights how such outflows damage propaganda and pressure communist leaders while contrasting limited freedoms in Soviet aligned states with openness elsewhere.
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East Germany
Russia
South Korea
4 H Club News knitting and photo club reports
Four clubs report activity at Ida ho area 4 H events. KNITTING CLUB meets at Mrs Joy Thomas home with 10 girls including Helene Irving and Linda Hughes electing officers. they plan knitting lessons and to bring needles and yarn next meeting. THE NIFTY KNITTERS with seven members elects Parlene Davis as president and starts lessons casting on knitting baskets. PHOTO HOUNDS meet at the dark room of Mr Britenbeker learning film development. WAYAN SNICKERDOODLEs organize with Marilyn Smith as president and Lilo Weaver as leader, detailing officers and activities.
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Mary Beth Balls
Ben
Idaho
Joy Thomas
Parlene Davis
Linda Largilliere
Heidi Weaver
Laris
Mr. Britenbeker
Bob Stanle
Mr. Brutenbeker
Shirley Anderson
Wayan
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