Community splits over Bear Lake dress policy from School Board
County residents debate the new School Policy on Dress issued by the School Board. Some support, others oppose, but most focus on whether the board had the right to act. The piece argues school authority mirrors parental control, urges sensible, conservative attire, and praises stylish yet appropriate dress for teens. MAP
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Bear Lake County
Paris Post Letter to the Editor noted by Idaho radio
A Boise Idaho readers letter from Thomas and Mary Preston appears in the Paris Post dated August 1 1967. The July 20 issue editorial was broadcast on KIDO Radio July 28 on Idaho Editorializes in cooperation with the Idaho Press Association.
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Thomas and Mary Preston
Paris Post
Paris, Idaho
Kido Radio
Idaho
Idaho Press Association
Rural towns urged to build Fielding College and halt youth outflow
A letter argues for establishing Fielding College to keep graduates in the Bear River Basin, spur economic growth in Montpelier, attract writers and thinkers, and renew rural social and cultural life. It warns that without such a center, regional towns risk decline and abandonment as cities pull away.
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Bear River
Montpelier
Tri-State
Post Free to Your Non Career Serviceman
A brief public notice offers free posting services aimed at non career servicemen. It urges eligible veterans to submit notices for community classifieds without charge, indicating a program run by a local veteran affairs office and supported by a regional employment bureau.
Giants to control two thirds of U.S. manufacturing by 1975
Willard Mueller of the Federal Trade Commission warned that by 1975 the 200 largest corporations could hold about two thirds of national manufacturing assets, with 500 giants in 1962 owning a similar share. The piece notes mergers driven by growth prospects, credit access, and automation, plus the rise of conglomerates and concerns over dehumanization in corporate focus.
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Wall St. Journal
Willard Mueller
Federal Trade Commission
U.S
C.w.harder
The
National Federation of Independent Busii
FTC
Garden City Goin's On
Wendell Hansen returned to a Naval Base in California after a 20 day leave to join an 18 month tour in the Philippine Islands. His wife Linda will stay with his parents during his absence. Dee Johnson of Lake Town and Mrs. Robert Calder visited Salt Lake City to meet her first grand son.
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Wendell Hansen
California
Russell Hansen
Philippine Islands
Linda
Dee Johnson
Laketown
Robert Calder
Salt Lake City
Frank Whittington
Needles
Calif
Edith Whittington
Burnell
Gordon Nicholls
Garden City
Arkansas
Kansas
Arizona
Drew Cook
Ben Weston
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Laketown Visitors Enjoy Lake for Cool Summer Fun
Norma Willis and Lola Johnson stay in Morgan Utah for summer school sessions. Cyril Martin and family from Salt Lake City visit Laketown area relatives. Elwin Webb returns home after car motorcycle crash. driver Mrs George Earley uninjured and Elwin with severe cuts. Arizona visitors at Carl Satterthwaite home include Satterthwaite sister and husband. Austin Willis also of Arizona renew old ties. Heat drives crowds to the lake for water sports and growing lakefront property activity near the new State Park drawing many visitors and buyers.
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Norma Willis
Lola Johnson
Morgan, Utah
Cyril Martin
Salt Lake City
Irwin and
Alley
Elwin Webb
Laketown
George Earley
Elwin F
Arizona
Carl Satterthwaite
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