Immunization Guidance for Influenza 1965 66 Epidemics
The Public Health Service advisory committee urges annual flu vaccination for high risk groups. Adults with chronic diseases, older adults, pregnant women, and residents of nursing homes or chronic care facilities should be prioritized due to greater mortality risk. Type B outbreaks may rise in 1965 66 despite A virus predominance.
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United States
Europe
Soda Springs BPW honors Charlene Corbett Woman of Achievement
The Soda Springs Business and Professional Women's Club observes National BPW Week by naming Charlene Corbett Woman of Achievement. A Birmingham, Alabama native and Birmingham Southern College graduate, she has served as a first grade teacher and active community volunteer while representing Idaho in state and national BPW events.
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Soda Springs
Washington, D. C
Corbett
Presbyterian Church
Order of Eastern Star
Chat N’ Do Homemakers Club
Bill
Holiday Inn
Pocatello
BFW
Ismail Cayman
Turkey
Della Britenbeker
Helen Kingsford
Ireta Mickelson
Dorothy Dupin
Evelyn Millward
District Grassmen Winners Selected
Four district winners were named by the Idaho Grassman judging committee. Don Roberts Blanchard Valley Bonner County dairyman Ray Pershall Mars ing Owyhee County cattle and irrigated crops Wes ley D Meldis Corral Camas County and Dale Koester Lava Hot Springs Bannock County cattleman. The state winner will be announced at the Idaho State Chamber of Commerce meeting in Boise November 8 by committee chairman R F Ball. The current Idaho grassman is Ward Chatburn Albion. Thirty seven counties nominated candidates. There were 128 contestants in county programs. Last weekend Mr and Mrs Albert Moore visited their son Eldon in Baker Oregon where he teaches.
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Idaho
Don Roberts Blanchard
Boise
Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
Ward Chatburn
Albion
Ford Punt Pass And Kick Contest Saturday
Caribou County boys will compete in the 1965 Economy Ford Sales Punt Pass and Kick Competition at City Park in Soda Springs. The event starts at 9:30 a.m. Saturday October 23 for ages 8 through 13 with scoring based on distance and accuracy on fly kicks.
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Caribou County
City Park Athletic Field
Soda Springs
Miss Sharon Merchen Visits Parents in Soda Springs
Miss Sharon Merchen of LS.A. visited her parents Mr and Mrs Earl Merchen in Soda Springs over the weekend.
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Sharon Merchen
Ls.a
Earl Merchen
Soda Springs
Medicare Blanks Being Mailed to Beneficiaries
Medicare enrollment notices totaling 15 percent million are mailed to social security and railroad retirement beneficiaries. Mailing began September 1 and should finish by December with all cards arriving on a staggered schedule based on claim number. Beneficiaries are advised to keep track of their own card and not use another's, as spouses may receive cards at different times.
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Social Security
Stanton Ss. Thompson
Pogatello
Ealy
Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Mission farewell for Elder Max J. Conlin set in Soda Springs
A farewell testimonial for Elder Max J. Conlin will be held Sunday October 24 from 12 30 to 1 30 p m at the Soda Springs Third Ward L D S Chapel. Conlin, son of Mr and Mrs William F Conlin of Soda Springs, has been called to serve in the Texas Mission with headquarters in Dallas Texas.
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Max J. Conlin
Soda Springs
Third Ward
L.D.S
Conlin
William F. Conlin
Texas Mission
Dallas
Texas
Pocatello Hosts 4-H Leader Training Session
Selected 4 H leaders from Bannock Bear Lake Caribou Franklin Oneida and Power counties will attend a training meeting in Pocatello November 4 and 5 at the Holiday Inn. The event is sponsored by Standard Oil of California with Dan Warren leading the program and University of Idaho Extension staff coordinating.
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Holiday Inn
Bannock
Bear Lake
Caribou
Franklin
Oneida
Power
Standard Oil of
California
Dan Warren
Cecil Alldaffer
Joan Henderson
Ruth Dyer
Charles Reyberg
Bingham
Marlene Stegelmeier
T.J. Chester
University of Idaho Extension
Outstanding Airman Kingsford of Fairchild AFB
Staff Sergeant Earl Kingsford son of Kenneth and Grace Kingsford of Grace Idaho has been named Outstanding Airman of the Month at Fairchild AFB Washington. He serves as an electronic equipment ATT ATO WES in the Strategic Air Command for leadership and duty performance. He recently received promotion and holds a bachelor’s degree in general education. He is married to Janice Remy of Pocatello Idaho.
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Earl Kingsford
Kenneth Kingsford
Grace
Idaho
Fairchild Afb
Washington
Kingsford
Wes
Strategic Air Command
America
Grace High School
Idaho State College
University of Omaha
Neb
Janice
G. H. Remy
Richland, Pocatello, Idaho
Local Man Injured In Accident In Soda Springs
A Soda Springs man, Paul McKinney, was seriously injured when his 1950 model pickup left a Bonneville County road north of Grays Lake and rolled. McKinney remains in fair condition and improving slowly. Hale was treated and released. James Flale also injured, both ejected. Sheriff Marriott investigated. Visitors: David and Mrs. Richey from Fruitland Oregon.
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Soda Springs
Caribou County Hospital
Paul McKinney
James Flale
Hale
McKinney
Bonneville
Grays Lake
Caribou
Ralph Marriott
Social notes from Idaho with visits and guests
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace M. Transtrum attended the Idaho Law Institute in Boise last weekend. Gary Gier hosted his parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Gier of Elm Grove Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Matthews of Idaho were visited over the weekend by her sister and family Mr. and Mrs. Max Price of Twin Falls.
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Wallace M. Transtrum
Idaho Law Institute
Boise
Gary Gier
Joseph A. Gier
Elm Grove
Wisconsin
Stan Matthews
Max Price
Twin Falls
Mr and Mrs Marvel and Link attend Mining Congress
Mr and Mrs John Marvel and Mr and Mrs James Link attended the American Mining Congress Convention in Las Vegas Nevada last week. They toured Boulder Dam near Las Vegas before returning home.
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John Marvel
James Link
American Mining Congress
Las Vegas
Nevada
Boulder Dam
Vegas
Union Pacific Wins National Safety Award in 1964
Union Pacific Railroad received the Railroad Employees' National Safety Award as a first place winner among Class 1 railroads. The award reflects the best employee safety record in its group, with a winning casualty rate of 6.74 percent and competition based on 40 million or more man-hours worked in 1964.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Railroad Employees’ National
National Safey Council
Union Pacific
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