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Newspaper

Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1971

Page

2

Uncle Cal on Vietnam, budgets, and politics from Caribou

Letter writer compares Vietnam actions to an incursion, cites Clem Webster discussing invasion versus incursion, and notes Nixon’s budget as debt in the red. Mention of Kennedy, Johnson, and political debate hints at fiscal and military policy shifts with local reactions and summaries from the era.

Louse Vitnam Brer Fox Louie Asia Clem Webster Nixon Clem Kennedy Washington Ed . Doolittle Johnson

Idaho Holds 19th Rank in Per Pupil Education Spending

A McGraw Hill Institutional Publications report shows Idaho spending 717 dollars per pupil in 1970, placing it 19th from the top and 3rd among Mountain States. Oregon and California exceed Idaho, with 82 and 75 dollars per pupil, while four other states tie Idaho. The national average is 715 dollars. data come from NEA and the U.S. Office of Education.

McGraw-Hill Idaho Mountain States Oregon California Pacific Coast National Education Association U. S. Office of Education Washington Kansas Missouri Michigall United States New York New Jersey Wisconsin

Publican Comer On Money Matters

A fragmented noisy note discusses money matters and publican issues with misheard words and garbled phrases. The speaker mentions editor, Beree, Ed, and Ubels while musing on honesty, early birds, worms, and fever in a jumbled style.

New Children's Books At Library

Catnip and Bree-Throw offer a look at cats from ancient to modern times. Unkelbach profiles all breeds recognized in America and gives tips on selecting a healthy kitten. He shares training methods for happy obedient pets and notes rising popularity of cats as companions. Tigers in the Rice outlines Vietnam’s story.

Kurt Unkelbach America Vietnam

Ute Reservation Encounters 1879 Hazard Warning

On a Ute reservation in Utah in 1879, a note reflects evolving habits and dangers described by Alan Mark Fletcher and Wayne Overholser. The extract discusses risky behaviors and their impact on men, revealing early commentary on social conduct in frontier regions.

Udita Alan Mark Fletcher Horn Wayne Overholser Ishes

Bancroft Fourth Grade Organizes GH Health Club

The 4th grade class in Bancroft organized their GH Health Club under Mrs Glade Millward in October and has met monthly since. Officers for the year include President Lori Ann Hatch Vice president Lottie Schenk reporter Jill Stoddard song leader Rene Crump and recreation leader Valerie Davids.

Glade Millward Bancroft Lori Ann Hatch Lottie Schenk Jill Stoddard Rene Crump Valerie Davids Ig Mame Hs Igaltey Wise Club Raf

Busy Needles elects officers at Feb meeting

The Busy Needles snitting club held its February meeting at Mrs Jan Fraser's home. They elected officers for the year, marking a planned year of activities and community craft.

Busy Needles Jan Fraser Busy Needles Snitting Club

Club officers and donations for the coming year

The report lists President Alyson Lanshedry, Vice President Tracy Fraser, Secretary Sue Allred, and Reporter Pamela Smith. Mrs Fraser donated books and patterns and entries in the fair, with members to bring yarn and needles for knitting projects at the next meeting.

Alyson Lanshedry Tracy Fraser Sue Allred Pamela Smith

Fabric Finishes Meet At Leader's Home

The Fabric Finishes group met at the home of leader Mrs. Connie Thornock on February 1 1971 with 10 members present. They nominated Bob Burnham as president and Robert Thornock as vice president with Sharon Burnham as secretary and Bonnie Thornock as reporter. A fabric project was started by cutting and hemming material before discussion.

Corinie Thornock Connie Thornock Emer ‘Thet Bob ‘Burnham Robert ‘Thornock Sharon Burnham Nite Capel Bonnie’ ‘Thornock

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