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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1963
Page
3
A Meridian man argues that a firm's attitude toward volunteers shapes its success and that cooperative business leaders actively support community projects. He contrasts boosters with knocker attitudes and notes a possible link between outlook and prosperity. The piece ends with a question about selling U S surplus wheat to the Soviet Union.
A reader letter riffs on aging and everyday life while critiquing U S Department of Agriculture data on horses, land saved, and tax dollars spent in 1962 1964 political rumors loom as candidates promise for the common man. The writer contrasts old times with modern changes and notes a Landowner's hostile sign about hunting and fishing.
Local notice invites all ages to join a beginners guitar course. Prospective students are directed to call 547-2646 for more information.
A 1955 Ford four door sedan owned by William Ross Knowles and driven by Margaret Knowles of Bancroft collided with a 1950 Kenworth tractor and semi trailer owned by Merlin Eliason and Sons of Logan driven by Larry Eliason of Logan at Bancroft intersection US 30N Main Street. Damages were 500 and 400 dollars. Several occupants of the Knowles vehicle were treated at Caribou County Hospital. Deputy Sheriff Jack W Porter investigated.
A discussion on a wheat surplus proposal drawing cross party and bloc reactions. Supporters call it good business, aid to the balance of payments, and a cash deal. Critics accuse it of arming the enemy and subsidizing the Soviets, noting high cost to U.S. taxpayers. The piece frames the issue as a test of capitalism versus communism in food production.
The article weighs pros and cons of an American wheat sale to the Soviet Union. It notes potential aid to hungry people but cautions against expecting quick or large economic benefits for the US, citing modest impact on the surplus and balance of payments and the need for reciprocal Soviet purchases.
On October 21 a 158 Chevro let sedan owned by Ace Chevro let Co. of Soda Springs and driven by Roger Max Woddall struck the left rear fender of a parked 1961 sedan owned by Fred A Blqer of Bancroft on South Main Street. Patrolman L F Neff investigated. On October 30 a two car collision at Highway 30 and 2nd East involved a 1959 Plymouth station wagon owned by Grant Tolman of Idaho Falls and driven by Lester C Brown of Ogden Utah and a 1963 isdmobile sedan owned and driven by Gerrit Beltman of Hospers Iowa with only slight damages. Chief Dean M Lloyd investigated.
The Soda Springs BR will meet Tuesday evening under the direction of the tion Committee with Tani sdreth as chairman. Hosts include the WBA and guests at Potter home. Prizes for bingo go to Helen tin and others, with Joyce Bennion and several others listed among attendees.
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