Uncle Cal From Caribou Calls Out Government Waste
In a letter to the editor Uncle Cal from Caribou critiques federal programs as wasteful. He cites a $6.3 million job core center plan, a $91,000 effort to train 60 women in Gibson County Tennessee, and a $87,000 catalog project later shelved. He jests about optimistic predictions while noting soup company actions as of January 1, 1967.
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Ed Doolittle
Zeke Grubb
Zeke
Gibson County
Tennessee
Senator Pearson
Kansas
Office of Economic Opportunity
Pearson
Clem Webster
The
Great Society
Clem
U.S. Department of Agriculture
New Pastor Is Assigned To Local Baptist Church
The First Southern Baptist Church of Soda Springs welcomed Rev. Mr. Larry Mack as its new pastor. He was called by the congregation through the mission board in Atlanta Georgia. The Mack family includes his wife Nancy Ann and their children Laurence Maurice and Cheryl Leclair.
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First Southern Baptist Church of
Soda Springs
Larry Mack
Mission Board
Atlanta
Mack
Nancy Ann
Derator
Laurence Maurice
Cheryl Leclair
Uncle Cal Predicts Chickens in Canned Soup Boost
Uncle Cal states a 2 percent chicken and 2 percent turkey rule will force brands to label soup accurately and cites a lengthy federal court battle in New Jersey from 1964. He believes adding chicken will lift canned chicken soup sales despite the legal costs to taxpayers.
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New Jersey
Uncle Cal
Local minister Mack remembered in community gathering
Des Moines born graduate of Southwest DeKalb College and Truett McConnell, with studies at UGA and Shorter College, served as AP correspondent seven years and Rexall Drug representative before joining the ministry. Two Chattanooga pastorates preceded serving here. A surprise Pound Party honored the Mack family at T. A. Hubbard's home. 35 friends attended. The Macks reside at 23 Monsanto Ave.
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Southwest DeKalb College
Decatur
Mr. Mack
Des Moines
Iowa
Truett McConnell Jr. College
University of Georgia
North Georgia Military College
Shorter College
Associated Press
Rexall Drug Chain
Alabama
Dallas
Tex
Los Angeles
Mack
Chattanooga
T. A. Hubbard
Macks
Monsanto Ave
Equalization of Assessment Law in Idaho Sparks Debate
A critical campaign issue centers on the Equalization of Assessment law in Idaho. The piece argues the act aims to equalize real estate taxes without raising revenue, but grants the State Tax Commission sweeping powers that could undermine local oversight and voter control.
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Idaho
State Tax Commission
District Court
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W. E. Lansberry and
J. E. Lansberry Publishers
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Caribou Sey
Norwich
Lallatin
Libby
Sten
Foodtown
Tostadas
Hunt
U. S
Bannock
Utah
Boise
James H. Simpson
Keith Ramsey
Mr. Ramsey
Inter
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