Wyoming driver killed on Geneva Summit
A Wyoming man Ralph Jensen of Fairview near Afton died when his heavily loaded grain truck ran off the Sullivan dugway on the Geneva summit northeast of Montpelier. No witnesses. another motorist saw the wreck and reported it to Deputy Sheriff Bernard Wilkes who investigated the accident.
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Wyoming
Ralph Jensen
Fairview
Afton
Sullivan
Geneva
Montpelier
Bernard Wilkes
Dworshak Renewed Plea for Indian Affairs Probe
Senator Henry Dworshak renewed his call for a full scale investigation into the handling of Indian programs. He noted budget and staff growth for the Bureau of Indian Affairs and Indian Health, urging scrutiny as living conditions on reservations and among migrating communities worsen despite rising aid.
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Henry Dworshak
Dworshak
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Division of Indian Health
Layton Reception Honors Laketown Bride and Groom
A wedding reception at Layton Utah recreation hall celebrated Judy Satterthwaite of Laketown and James Morgan. Relatives and friends, with the Satterthwaite and Morgan families, guided a cake with apricot roses, and a party in Ogden followed. The couple will reside in Ogden.
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Layton
Utah
Judy
James Morgan
Judy Satterthwaite
Laketown
Earl Satterthwaite
Dean Morgan
Gay Burdick
J. R. Mulder
Earlene
Ann
Orota Sue
Nora
Brent Renolds
Phil Moppell
Crystal Johnson
Linda Johnson
Lillie Findlay
Ogden
Paris Ward M I A plans plate lunch at Ward building
To those attending Stake Conference on February 28 the two Paris Wards M I A will serve a plate lunch at 12 o'clock at the Ward building. Adults 75 cents children under 12 00. We will appreciate your support. Subscribe for The Post 9.50 a year.
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Paris
President Presses Farmers With New Control Plan
President Kennedy warns farmers in his January 29 farm message to Congress to accept the new plan or lose federal price supports and aids. Idaho Farm Bureau chief Lloyd D. Browning says the New Frontier program is exposed, and some farmers vow to resist and work. Critics call the plan the toughest control program yet and warn of further marketing restrictions and potential cuts in aid.
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Congress
Lloyd D. Browning
Idaho Farm Bureau
New Frontier Program
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New York Times
Browning
the Times
Freeman
Farm Bureau
Agcarad
Fielding High P. T. A. Meeting Set for Founder's Day
Fielding High School P T A will meet Wednesday February 14 at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium. A Founder's Day program includes a guest speaker a pageant P T A Cornerstones and musical numbers from the brass and woodwind sections conducted by Gill Wood. All patrons and the public are invited.
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Fielding High School P. T. A
Gill Wood
Idaho State College Nears New Enrollment Record
Idaho State College at Pocatello nears a new enrollment record with 3,505 students registered during the last two days of regular registration and late registration open through February 14. The current semester enrollment stands close to the 2,971 all-time high while the second semester mark was 2,591 last year and 2,353 the year prior. Registrar Alton B. Jones says registration is open to regular and part time students and duties are handled in Frazier Hall from 8 to 5 weekdays.
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Idaho State College
Aat Pocatello
Alton B. Jones
Frazier Hall
Jones
Paris Pavilion hosts Gold and Green ball Friday night
The Paris Gold and Green ball occurs Friday February 9 at 9:00 PM in the Paris Pavilion. The Keith Jensen Orchestra of Preston will provide music for a three coins in a fountain themed event with decorations and performances planned by Nordgren Eborn Hansen Stegelmeier Roghaar Spencer Lewis Hansen. An adult mutual study group show and an all girl dance are scheduled under the direction of Price families Sleight Wallentine.
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Paris
Pars
Keith Jensen
Preston
Enig Nordgren
Worth Eborn
Desmoyné Hansen
Marlene Stegelmeier
Sandra Roghaar
Marie Spencer
Brent Lewis
Craig Hansen
Clifford Price
LaMarr Price
Emily Sleight
Jackie Wallentine
Unemployment benefits flow into Eastern Idaho economy
A state Employment Security Agency report shows Eastern Idaho’s 16 counties received 2.34 million in unemployment payments during 1961. Despite farming concentration, the region’s share stayed below several other areas, with funds aiding local shoppers and businesses during seasonal downturns.
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Employment Security Agency
Utah
Montana Jing
Tolahoures
Bannock
Bear Lake
Bingham
Bonneville
Butte
Caribou
Clark
Custer
Franklin
Freemont
Jefferson
Lemhi
Madison
Oneida
Power
Téton
Daughters of Utah Pioneers Meet at Humphery Home
Camp Elizabeth Passey led the January meeting at Rose Humphery's home with sixteen members present. Songs were sung, a reading titled The Ladies' Aid was given by Jemma Parker, and histories of the Joseph R. Shepherd family and Robert Calder were shared. The lesson Three Pioneer Women Speak was given by Edna Law.
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Elizabeth Passey
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Rose Humphery
Ladies’ Aid
Jemma Parker
Joseph R. Shepherd
Amy Athay
Catherine, Innes
Rose Hymas
Robert Calder
Edna Law
Catherine Innes
Naomi Grandy
Edith Haddock
Lula Hoge
Lavern Lewis
Salvage Yard Operator Held on Bad Check Charge
George M. Hargraves of Paris Auto Salvage, who left the area a month ago, was returned from Albany Oregon to Bear Lake County jail on a charge of issuing checks with insufficient funds. Oregon authorities issued a pickup order, Deputy Bernard Wilkes retrieved him, and bail of 1000 dollars is being sought.
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George M. Hargraves
Paris Auto Salvage Yard
Bear Lake
Albany
Oregon
Bear Lake County
Bernard Wilkes
Materials and Texts Define Teaching Machines Value
Editors in Changing Times argue teaching machines won t perform miracles but well prepared and tested materials can ease self study and free teachers to focus on higher thinking. They note machines won t replace teachers yet will spread in schools and industry as programed texts drive learning.
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Timea Magazine
Higer announces Democratic bid for Idaho governor
Clarence H. Higer, former minority floor leader in the Idaho House, declares his candidacy for governor on the Democratic ticket. He served three terms as Gem County representative and six years as prosecuting attorney, plans an intensive statewide campaign before the June 5 primary. He promises better government without raising taxes and will discuss all issues with specific proposals.
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Clarence H. Higer
House of Representatives
Higer
Gem County
Idaho
Shepherd first to announce for Idaho attorney general
State Representative Allan Q Shepherd, Ada county Republican, declares candidacy for Idaho attorney general. He has over a decade of government service, previously serving as assistant under Robert E Smylie and Graydon W Smith, and says the current office holder has failed to provide adequate legal service, calling it a farce and damaging to Idaho's reputation.
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Allan Q. Shepherd
Ada County
Shepherd
Robert E. Smylie
Graydon W. Smith
Idaho
Paris Literary Club reviews book on White House years
The Paris Literary Club met at Vandis Johnson’s home for a monthly gathering. Norma Roghaar reviewed Lillian Rogers Parks’s My Thirty Years Backstairs at the White House. Attendees included Lark Bateman Lucille Crawford Sybil Allred Ethel Jenson Amy Athay Barbara Hulme Miranda Sparks Jean Grimmett with guests Elaine Webb Hans and Marlone Biegelmeier.
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Paris
Vandis Johnson
Norma Roghaar
The
White House
Lillian Rogers Parks
Lark Bateman
Lucille Crawford
Sybil Allred
Ethel Jenson
Amy Athay
Barbara Hulme
Miranda Sparks
Jean Grimmett
Elaine Webb
Hans
Marlone Biegelmeier
January Proves Dry Month in Bear Lake Area
The Bear Lake region saw January start wet but end dry compared with long term averages. Ranchers hoped for good water later, as light snow fell midweek and forecasts suggested more snow soon despite warmer spells.
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Bear Lake
Sanborn seeks GOP nomination for Idaho 2nd District
John Sanborn former Idaho congressman and active farmer announced candidacy for the Republican nomination to represent Idaho's 2nd Congressional District. He argues against federal power centralization, cites private land limits, and proposes soil banks and gradual control reduction while opposing wilderness legislation. He vows a vigorous district-wide campaign.
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John Sanborn
Idaho
Sanborn
Southeastern Idaho Boys Serving on Ship Now in Japan
William J Arnell interior communications electrician fireman apprentice USN son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Arnell St Charles and Thomas L Brangham seaman apprentice William R Brangham Bancroft are serving aboard the cruiser USS Los Angeles undergoing repair at Sasebo Japan The cruiser recently completed a Western Pacific Seventh Fleet tour and is set to return to Long Beach California February 27 after a brief Pearl Harbor visit During the cruise the Los Angeles visited ports in Japan Hong Kong and the Philippine Islands
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William J. Arnell
Interior Communications
USN
Ralph Arnell
St. Charles
Thomas L. Brangham
William R. Brangham
Bancroft
Los Angeles
Sasebo
Japan
Seventh Fleet
Western Pacific
Long Beach
Calif
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Porta
Hong Kong
Philippine Islands
Laketown Ward Gold and Green Ball Set for February 17
The Laketown Ward Gold and Green ball will be held Saturday night February 17 in the Laketown Ward hall. The Swing King orchestra will furnish the music and everyone is invited to attend this annual affair.
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Laketown Ward
Laketown Ward Hall
Swing Kinga Orchestra
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