Uncle Cal Blames Congress Budget Tricks in War on Poverty
In a letter to the editor Uncle Cal of Caribou ridicules cutthroat budget games by Congress as the poverty relief fight rages. He mocks roll call votes and fringe benefits like 75 cent haircuts and free spittoons, noting wastes and calling for constitutional change. He cites Senator Fullbright’s economy move remark and ends with a quip on free jails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rall
Congress
Pike
New York
Capitol
George Washington
White House
Senator Fullbright
Arkansas
Senate
Cal
Hospital Notes Visiting Hours and Admissions
Hospital notes list visiting hours from 2 30 to 4 00 pm and 7 00 to 8 00 pm. It urges short visits for patient rest and outlines admitted and discharged names including Lynette Balls Aaron Winterbottom Dennis Call Jamie Lesley Sue Hall Pearl Hamp Carol Kunz Karen Adams Dorothy Dupin Cindy Matthews Florice Knowles Donna Marie Reed and Lauren Muir. Several patients remain confined at Soda Springs Georgetown Bancroft Grace and Soda Sprgs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynette Balls
Bancroft
Aaron Winterbottom
Soda Spr
Dennis Call
Soda Springs
Jamie Lesley
Sue Hall
Grace Mary Carpenter
Lucy Johnson
Georgetown
Pearl Hamp
Grace Julie Finlayson
Carol Kunz
Karen Adams
Grace Wilford Steadman
Soda Sprgs
Dorothy Dupin
Cindy Matthews
Florice Knowles
Donna Marie Reed
Loran Neff
Lauren Muir
Letters to The Editor Ivar Editors: Regimentation and the Civil Rights Bill
Reader thanks Mrs Thomas Moore for reading a letter on Total Regimentation Civil Rights Act 1963 while critiquing anti government pamphlets. He argues against spreading fear and insists on using the United States Congress as a reliable information source. He questions who the true Americans are defending liberty in the current climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Moore
United States Congress
America
Call to Responsible Citizenship and Democratic Duty
A lengthy exhortation urges citizens to study government, read the Congressional Record, and actively support a major party. It warns against trusting hate propaganda and radicalism, arguing informed participation is essential to democracy and that liberty requires effort and rational, diligent thinking.
4-H Scholarship Winner Vera Lee Winward Named
Vera Lee Winward of Grace wins the Union Pacific Railroad and University of Idaho 4-H scholarship worth 200 dollars to study agriculture or home economics at a land grant college. Vera Lee, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lamar Winward, has a nine year 4-H career with 21 projects and 20 blue ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad
Caribou County
Vera Lee Winward
Grace
Idaho
University of Idaho Agricultural Extension Service
Vera Lee
Lamar Winward
Karleen Gunnell
Grace High School
University of Idaho
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. E. Lansberry and
J BE. Lansberry Publishers
County of
Caribou
City of
Village of
Idaho Press Association
Seys
Foster
Idaho Supreme Court
Lauritson
Nick Fred
George
Palm Club
Blaine Deaton
Soda High
Caribou Eg
Seda Springs, Iy
Wendell Wilkie
Norm Johnson
Bob Hemmert
Susan Beiis
Eileen Smith
Mars
Montpelier, Tay
Eng
Morrell Yorkshire Bacon
Morrell
Uncle Ben Quick
Zell
del Monte
Island Sun
Sea View
Whole Oysters
Lallatin
Soda Springs, Idaho
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