Uncle Cal Critiques Government Growth and Labels
A letter from Uncle Cal of Caribou mocks the rapid expansion of federal agencies including Health Education and Welfare now Urban Affairs. He cites rising payrolls and costs, questions new labeling on cigarettes, and laments health trends and packaging waste. The piece reflects 1960s citizen commentary on public spending and policy.
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Washington
Congress
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Urban Affairs
Harry Byrd
Johnson
Wimmen
Anti-Poverty Department
Mrs Betty Otto Week Praised for School Lunch Program
The North Side News lauds Mrs Betty Otto and her 14 staffers for imaginative school meals during National School Lunch Week. It notes past complaints were unfounded after a reporter’s lunch test and urges parents to consider their children’s home eating habits.
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Betty Otto
Otto
Hot lunch program criticism in North Side News
The North Side News notes a concern about students at school who ignore the school hot lunch program, opting for French fries from home or other foods. It suggests these choices hurt the students’ health and implies broader economic considerations.
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Idaho
North Side News
Homemakers' Corner on Time and Money for Food Choices
University of Idaho Extension Agent Kathryn Anderson discusses the dilemma facing working homemakers: whether to prepare foods at home or buy heat and serve items. She notes the growing range of options, including prepared foods, and references the expanding variety of Idaho potatoes influencing prices.
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Homemakers’ Corner
Kathryn Anderson
University of Idaho Extension Agent
Idaho
Bosworth Joins Pi Kappa Phi At Georgia Tech
Michael Knox Bosworth son of Mr and Mrs C W Bosworth of 371 Gagon Drive pledged Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity at Georgia Tech He is among about 1250 men who began the Interfraternity Council Rush activity on September 19 attending an orientation for rushees and parents Edwin P Kohler Assistant Dean of Students and Joe Gutheridge Director of Development spoke at the orientation.
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Michael Knox Bosworth
C. W. Bosworth
Gagon Drive
Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity
Georgia Institute of Technology
Mike
Jesse H. Jones
Interfraternity Council
Georgia Tech
Edwin P. Kohler
Joe Gutheridge
Choosing Between Homemade and Convenience Foods
The article weighs whether ready-to-serve meals save time and money. It urges comparing cost and quality of homemade versus commercial products, considering time value, storage needs, and portion size for each family. It notes homemade often cheaper, with exceptions, and stresses apples-to-apples comparisons.
Unclear dialogue in Idaho feature page prompts tension
An Idaho page two feature shows a wealthy bachelor discussing costs and quality of products, while a psychiatrist probes his mood. A man gripes about life and a driving license, then mentions the neighbor he admires.
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Ates
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Awsera
Caribou County
SUN
Soda Springs
V. E. Lansberry and
J E. Lansberry Publishers
County of
Caribou
City of
Boda Springs
Bancroft
Cal
Appalachia
Department of Agriculture
Cleveland
Uncle Cal
Henry
By Franklin Folger
Carmou Coum Soda Springs
Terry Coleman
Precinct No. 1
Trick
Nalley
Prestone
del Monte Sale
Lallatin
Foodtown
Rowi
Ale
Wspa
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