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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1962
Page
2
A National campaign warns that passivity toward Communism threatens the nation’s way of life. The piece urges awakening and action to defend freedom, recalling colonial heroes and warning of consequences if Americans remain unconcerned.
Editor Metz notes in Bath County News Observer that Congress and Senate spending burdens taxpayers. He compares lawmakers to a large weight on the economy and urges citizens to voice opposition through letters, arguing big spending drives welfare state growth and job harm.
The piece argues that although Americans have more money and more jobs after a recession, unemployment remains around 6 percent. It cites the Chamber of Commerce and National Chamber blaming federal acts and labor laws for higher joblessness and criticizes minimum wage increases and union wage policies as barriers to employment.
On the same day the President touted moon goals in the State of the Union the K 5 S2H 8 jet Super bomber completed a record 12 519 miles from Okinawa to Madrid non stop. The aircraft also serves as a launch platform for the kybolt mew supersonic ballistic missile adding 1000 miles to range. The piece notes the Kremlin might be unimpressed by any moon landing.
Salt Lake visitors hosted by Lamborn and Pug mire families while other locals rang in a busy weekend. Recovery news centers on Brig Irwin returning home after months hospitalized for injuries from a house fire in St Charles. Stockmen face winter losses from a thaw and slick ice, with cattle dying from broken legs.
Weekend gathering in Bast Lake City for Mr and Mrs Larry Johnson hosted by Mrs Johnsons parents the Albrechts of Diamondville Wyoming.
Garden City area residents and guests attend the Bear Lake run to fish under license rules. Among those noted are Sidney Hyden and Edith Whittington visitors from Utah, plus families visiting relatives in Montpelier and Logan. Local church leaders and members attend seminary and sacrament services.
Probate Court Bear Lake Idaho auctions Myrtle Peterson Martinson estate real estate by private sale after January 29 1962. Administrator LuTinir Peterson Martinson offers undivided 7 108 share of 160 acres in Bear Lake County Idaho and describes the property boundaries and location for potential bidders subject to court confirmation.
The estate of Myrtle Peterson Martinson proceeds with a sale of multiple parcels in Bear Lake County Idaho including various lots and tracts in Sections 11 12 14 and 15 Town ship 13 South Range 43 East Boise Meridian with described acreages and exclusive portions. the sale requires ten percent cash on acceptance and remainder at confirmation. Bids in writing may be left at D E Haddock Hawkes Building in Pocatello or with the administrator or Clerk of Bear Lake County Probate Court. Publicated January 11 1962 with subsequent notices.
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