Babson Foresees 1966 Peace Growth Amid Election Strain
Babson predicts 1966 will be dominated by peace and prosperity themes with President Johnson pushing the Great Society while a Congressional election year may slow taxpayer generosity. He flags risks from world leaders, a tightening Soviet bloc, Red China’s UN bid, Vietnam and Cuba, and calls for steady defense and space funding to bolster the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
de Gaullé
Mao Tse-tung
Jonnaen
Russia
Krushchev
Africa
Red China
Mao
Red
China
Vietnam
Cuba
Castro
U.S.A
Dominican Republic
Non-Citizens Must Report Address in January Montana Idaho
District Director Hoffeller of the Immigration and Naturalization Service estimates 10 000 aliens will report their addresses in Montana and Idaho during January under the Federal Alien Address Report Program. Nearly 9 500 aliens reported in January 1965. All non citizens except diplomatic staff foreign representatives and temporary agricultural workers must file. Penalties possible for willful violations. Address report cards available at local post offices or the INS Boise office at 336 Sonna Building beginning January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Immigration and Naturalization Service
R. G. Hoffeller
Montana
Idaho
Hoffeller
U.S
Immigration and Naturalization Service Office
Sonna Building
Boise
Autos Collide At Main And Center In Paris
A minor crash occurred December 20 at Main and Center Streets in front of the Courthouse. Paula Haddock, 18, of Bloomington driving a 1965 Dodge collided with Jack H. Marotz, a Fielding High School teacher, as icy streets and piled snow reduced the street to one lane at 4 15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
Center
Paris
Paula Haddock
Bloomington
Jack H. Marotz
Fielding High School
Cisco Fishing Opens Saturday in Idaho Waters
Idaho anglers welcome winter ice fishing as 1966 rules take effect January 1. Cisco smelt in Bear Lake may be taken with dip nets up to 18 inch openings from January 1 to February 15 with a 50 fish per day bag limit. New 1966 regs allow fishing through ice with multiple lines. License holders may retain one legal limit per year and storage or processing requires tagging. Anglers must carry licenses for salmon steelhead and sturgeon and record catch details. Kay Belnap of the Fish and Game Dept notes the requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Cisco
Bear Lake
Kay Belnap
Fish and Game Dept
Young Women Entertain Husbands At Christmas Dinner
Paris club members hosted husbands at a Christmas dinner at the Hacienda in Montpelier on December 18. Lynn Bennett Max Eborn Gloria Parker and Karen Young performed a musical number Cleone Peterson and Clyde Taylor presented two duo guitar selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Young Women’s Club
Social Security Tax Rise Takes Effect January First
The U S Chamber of Commerce notes higher Social Security taxes from January 1, with a levy rising 59 percent for earners of $6,600 or more to 277.20 dollars, and smaller jumps for lower incomes. The measure, tied to Medicare funding, aims to reach 372.90 by 1987, though future benefits could push the top tax toward about 1,000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Cropland Adjustment Program Set to Start in 1966
A voluntary Cropland Adjustment Program will begin in 1966, offering 5 to 10 year agreements. Sign-up started in December at the ASC office in Montpelier, per Bear Lake County Agent Hyrum Johnson. Participants receive payments based on the crops diverted from production plus potential extra payments for public access rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC
Montpelier
Hyrum Johnson
Bear Lake County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Babson
By Roger W. Babson
Berlin
RED Cross Blood Center
United States
Camp Lifton
Wevees
Wseeeven
Wwasees
Maecce
Wnecce
Saowee
Wnesee
Enceen
Wwerus
Meacee
Weeucce
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!