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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1963
Page
2
The Paris Idaho weekly Post issues from Bear Lake County with Broxon as editor and publisher in the town of Paris Idaho. The publication lists a local contact number 945 2163 and serves the region with community notices and regional news.
The article argues that prominent Communists Browder and Castro advocated large scale Latin America aid and credits Fidel Castro with plans for massive US funding. Brigadier General Fellers cites these figures to claim foreign aid carries communist influence and that critics refuse to cut spending in response.
A husband and wife exchange sharp lines after the wife notices a handwriting from a woman on a letter. The husband remains calm and offers the letter, revealing it is a bill from the wife's hat shop. The scene hints at personal strain tied to financial obligations.
A partial record shows a financial ledger with numerous names and items from Court House and Sheriff offices, listing salaries, supplies, fuel, repairs, help, and services. The entry includes session adjournment language and a concluding quote about gender roles.
Citizens oppose the proposed Oneida Narrows dam citing loss of Bear River water and future industrial development. The piece covers state hearings, Bear River Compact, conservation plans, and local budget decisions including taxes, a St Charles memorial project, and county governance issues with road, gate, and canning factory discussions.
Regular meeting of the Board of County Commissioners held at the Court House in Paris Idaho on Monday August 12 1963 at 10 am. Present were Chairman Carlsen J Clarence Lind and Walter Ward with Attorney Elbert E Gass and Clerk Amos Hulme. Attorney Haddock discussed.
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