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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1963
Page
2
Public notices page header lists O Broxon editor and publisher in Bear Lake County, Paris Idaho with telephone contact Paris 945 2163 for inquiries.
The author decries the Civil Rights Bill claims it is 10 percent civil rights and 90 percent federal power. It warns of vast authority to control homes, schools, banks, and voting, with hearings and appeals eroded. Call to protest by writing to Senators and a Representative today.
Senate begins examination of the Kennedy test ban treaty with a demand for detailed clause by clause review. Dirksen leads GOP opposition while Democrats align for full public understanding of security implications and past Versailles era recalls. The scene echoes the 1919 20 Great Debate as Washington weighs risks and promises.
The article warns of a shaky Social Security foundation amid rising deficits and unfunded obligations. It notes a $2000 billion estimate of future payments versus about $20 billion in reserves, with annual benefits exceeding revenues and funds borrowed by the government. It discusses political scrutiny of a nuclear test ban and concerns over treaty drafting and inspection limits.
The Dallas Morning News warns that Social Security deficits widen as benefits rise 12.9 percent while revenues grow 14 percent. Over six years payments exceed revenue by over 3.7 billion dollars and the trustees foresee a further 738 million this year. Officials promise future surpluses, a claim repeated for 20 years, as 75 million pay in and 16 million collect benefits, with longer life spans increasing the ratio of beneficiaries.
The Garth Lovelands of Logan and the Earl Lovelands hosted and visited relatives in Jackson Laketown and Salt Lake with many extended family gatherings. Everette McCann of Great Falls returned to visit the LaMont Popes, and Dean Stock of Pocatello took a two week vacation. The Tex Roberts and the Clyde Taylors visited in Soda Springs and Paris respectively, while Garen Howell completed a summer institute at Idaho State College and returned home.
Phillip Kunz and others from Provo Afton Brig ham City Ogden Yakima Montpelier Roy and St Charles plus Roy families visited area homes over the weekend. The Sacerdochal Choir from Salt Lake performed with John Crandell conducting and speakers Nancy Neeley and Robert Waide.
Report of operations in Bear Lake County Idaho funds for the quarter ending July 5 1963 shows receipts and disbursements totaling 989.24 dollars with a balance of 18 458.60 dollars. The figures indicate the county treasurer's accounting for revenues and expenditures during the period.
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