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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1967
Page
3
A reader notes two newspaper items about the Pentagon creating its own fire department with a 21 man crew and 18 miles of hallways requiring a special fire engine. The second piece reports Secretary McNamara eyeing more field duty for Vietnam and contrasts wartime needs with the State Department in Korea.
A colorful group from the Pyrenees met in Idaho around the turn of the century to establish the world’s largest Basque colony outside Spain, uniting people through shared heritage and culture.
Executive Manager of Associated Taxpayers of Idaho notes that spending and new programs from the 39th Session may require much more tax money. The Tax Foundation warns against a lottery as a solution. New York officials consider a lottery to fund education through horse-race drawings.
The piece tracks state lotteries sparked for education from early U S history to the 1960s. It notes New Hampshire's 1964 debut and New York's looming decision, with projected annual earnings, prizes, and costs. It cites academic views on government gaming and recounts lottery ties to colleges and infrastructure from colonial to pre-Civil War eras.
Roxie Marshall leads the Woodlings with Leon Spencer as president Eldon Peterson vice president Brent Roholt secretary and Wally Riding reporter The group collected leaves for a leaf print project and assembled the print work before dismissal LaNorma King reports on Party Planners meeting June 16 planning a June 29 children's party with kitchen crafts and a follow up on June 21. Virginia Burton leads French Knots meeting on June 12 hemming towels for the fair and sharing punch after a 90 minute session.
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