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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1958
Page
2
The Paris Post announces its weekly issue from Paris Idaho and notes it is admitted to mails as second class matter under the 1879 act. Subscription rate is $2.00 per year and display and classified advertising rates are available upon request.
Kingsley Davis, a UC sociology professor and U S representative on the UN population commission, predicts world population will double in 40 years to about six billion by century end and reach 13 billion by 2050 unless growth is reversed. He cautions that unchecked growth cannot continue indefinitely and will shape human destiny.
Labor union dues total about 162 million a year more than 620 million, with nearly 19 million members. The vast labor sector warrants controls to ensure honest accounting and proper use of funds. External supervision and audits are urged to prevent misallocation of workers’ money amid recent revelations.
A historian notes parallels between Rome and present society as entertainment and consumption rise. He warns the price of preventing decline will be high and urges recognition of shifting work and leisure patterns.
An eloquent remark notes that excess comforts pale beside the danger of losing essentials. It cautions that society may neglect core priorities while chasing trivial pleasures.
John T Flynn critiques the 1959 budget arguing it will exceed last year’s. He warns against perpetual overseas military commitments and questions the purpose of spending, noting large interest and welfare costs and broad U S military presence abroad.
Kiplinger predicts in 25 years the farm bloc will be a historical oddity as farm families gain half their income from non farm work and farms produce more with fewer workers. He says mechanization will push agriculture toward a larger industrial mix and reshape political conflicts.
Mrs Helen Summers of Los Angeles spent Christmas with daughter Karen and parents Mr and Mrs Sivel Nielson. Hazel L Peterson holidayed in Utah with Mrs Zelnora Olsen and Mr and Mrs Albert Linday who is ill. Darrell Sorenson and Dewey Johnson visited relatives for the holidays. Logan Temple excursion attendees included Mr and Mrs Ross Sleight Eva Johnson Helen Parker Delma Sorenson Mr and Mrs Mitchell Beck and Hazel L Peterson. A church service at Sacrament meeting was led by Bishop Russell Sorenson with Mitch ell Beck presiding. The genealogy program featured Ross Sleight. Ivan Peterson funeral attended by many relatives. Hazel Peterson visited Hannah Peterson in Logan. Merely weekend visits from Pocatello to Cyril Sorenson noted. Alice Olsen in Geneva caring for daughter and new grandchild. DeKay Parker and Verlyn Parker visited Charles N Parker over the weekend.
Bishop and Mrs Whitney visited Logan on business. Rex Linford and family interacted with a hospitalized relative now home. Mechams attended Esther Sessions funeral in Syracuse at 95. Pugmire relatives spent New Year mostly with kin in Paris. Ar nells hosted a potluck after a New Year dance with Bundersons and Keetchs. Genealogical committee met. infant Pugmire funeral in Garden City from Vallejo burial. Poulsons, Arnells, Toomer and Harris family activity noted with travels and birthdays.
A speculative line notes that if Earth faces an extraterrestrial attack, Russia could serve as a valuable partner, offering a surprising source of alliance in a global crisis.
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