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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1963
Page
2
The Paris Post published weekly in Paris Idaho lists editor C O Broxon publisher and contact number Paris 945 2163 with subscription rates 3 00 per year or 2 00 for six months and notes its second class mail status under act of Congress of March 8 1879.
August 28 is described as the day for at least 100000 demonstrators to gather for a peaceful march on Washington. Organizers from the NAACP CORE Urban League SCLC AND A NLC say participants will arrive by bus and car and proceed in an orderly fashion from the White House to the Lincoln Memorial with police cooperation assured by Washington Chief Murray.
Mr Murray urges orderly participation by his people in the capital with cooperation promised. Civil rights leaders fear belligerent mass lobbying could derail progress while organizers push to keep the March on Washington peaceful and orderly.
The piece frames Governor Nelson Rockefeller’s sharp rebuke of the radical right fringe within the Republican Party as a painful cry from a once conservative contender. It recalls his 1960s emphasis on fiscal discipline free enterprise and a staunch anti Communist foreign policy.
The piece contrasts liberal and conservative strands with a focus on Governor Rockefeller and Senator Goldwater. It notes Rockefeller’s fading image and Goldwater’s rising conservative stance as the party contemplates its 1964 direction. Goldwater declines TV debates to avoid Republican disunity.
Hospital admissions span July 22 to July 28 at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital. Recipients include Mrs James Smith Georgetown and Mrs Donald Dayton Cokeville among many others with medical and surgical entries. Two births reported: a boy to William and wives Hayes Georgetown on July 23 and a boy to William and wife Wathrick Montpelier on July 24.
Mrs Russell Innes involved in a three car head on crash near Ogden while following a stopping vehicle. No one severely injured though riders sustained cuts and bruises. Mrs Hermar Wood attended funeral for three drowning boys. Mr and Mrs John Orvin visited Logan and Cache Valley points.
The July 16 1963 county commission meeting covered creating a Special Cemetery Improvement District in Lanark Liberty and Sharon with elections to be set in Liberty and Fish Haven. Bids for Pegram Road opened August 13 1963. The county hospital fire insurance and bonds shift to the Bear Lake Memorial Hospital. Hay runway bids and a sheriff's car bid were awarded to Jensen Wood Motor Company for 2490 plus old Pontiac. Masonry claim paid 375 to Quinn Washburn. Idaho state flag presented by The News Examiner and Idaho Daily Statesman. Meeting adjourned until August 32 1963.
Orvin clan plans Pioneer Day in Salt Lake with Mrs Pearlina Alley. Logan visitors Arch McKinnon family enjoy Bear Lake weather before returning home. Bear Lake cafe ownership changes as Larson family leaves for Salt Lake. Morris of Pickleville takes over management. Grant Lamborn home after surgery but bedbound. Rich County schools prep for opening after Hawaii trip by Superintendent Richard Harmon. Primary officers move to Lihoma holiday. Alton Bailey recovering from leg infection hampering hay work. By‑pass ideas surface for the United States Interstate Highway System once completed.
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