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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1958
Page
2
The Paris Post lists publisher C. O. Broxon with weekly release in Paris Idaho. It notes second class mail status since March 8 1879 and subscription rate two dollars per year.
A July to August 1958 meditation on space exploration and the Nautilus crossing the North Pole. It notes Admiral Hyman Rickover’s exclusion from White House ceremonies and ponders future lunar voyages and naval progress amid intra-military frictions.
The text quotes President Eisenhower urging world efforts for Middle East stability and warning that individual nations cannot be fully controlled by a world body. The remarks were delivered at a special United Nations session.
The piece explains teens creating slang to promote Salk polio vaccines. They suggest phrases like Roll up your sleeve Steve and Dont balk at Salk to make vaccination a fad among youths in city slums.
A speech argues the world will not be committed to any single ideology and appeals to Russia, America, and future powers to use restraint and patience. The speaker believes growing interrelations require wisdom to build political order and lasting peace in the region.
A New York reporter published a series on teenage delinquents calling them the shook-up generation. The pieces include a glossary of slang such as rumble bop and jap and discuss gangs, ambushes, and drugs in teenage culture.
The Idaho Department of Health reports the Hill-Burton program will provide about 1,036,690 for hospital construction nursing homes and related facilities for the current fiscal year. Since 1947 Idaho has used funds to build 20 general hospitals one tuberculous hospital three nursing homes one rehabilitation center and two public health centers with total grants of 3,936,772 and local funds of 10,037,888. Two venereal hospitals and two public health centers are under construction with more projects planned.
The 32nd Fall Range Ram Sale hosted by the Idaho Wool Growers Association will be in Pocatello on Saturday. The event promotes better sheep through selected ram shows and includes Hampshires Suffolk breeds and other crossbreds from top Idaho flocks.
August is a good time to plant turnips for fall storage. Horticulturist George Woodbury from the University of Idaho explains the crop’s value, low calories and vitamins, with guidance on seeding depth, row spacing, moisture, weed control, and weekly chlordane applications to deter cabbage maggots.
A teen tells a friend that his mother would prefer not being reminded of her birthday. The remark hints at family tensions and a quiet, unspoken struggle behind the celebration.
Union Pacific Railroad announced a purchase of 30 passenger train cars costing over 4.9 million dollars. The order includes 15 coaches 10 lunch counter cafe lounge cars and five postal storage mail cars with an 80 foot railway post office. Delivery is scheduled for 1959.
Congress passed the Duck Stamp bill and the President signed it. The law raises funds to three dollars and expands conservation provisions benefiting waterfowl across North America.
The document discusses earmarking funds for waterfowl wetland acquisition or lease and notes that up to 40 percent of suitable refuges may be opened to hunting. This signals potential hunting access but the overall impact depends on implementation.
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