Two Fatal Traffic Crashes in Bear Lake County
In under 12 hours two fatalities occurred in Bear Lake County. Garyn C. Lau, 24, Montpelier, died while walking along Highway 30N near Montpelier at about 1:30 a.m. Donald G. Wahler, 34, Providence Utah, died when his Federated Dairies truck struck a Union Pacific freight train on the Noonan road. State Police Investigator Ed Chadwell led the inquiries.
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Bear Lake County
Garyn C. Lau
Montpelier
Donald G. Wahler
Providence
Utah
Union Pacific
Lou
8Th Street
Carl Glayde Erickson
St. Charles
Soda Springs
Lau
Wahler
Federated Dairies
Ogden
UPRR
Georgetown
Noonan Road
Paris Wards Chapel to Host Tuesday Evening Music Program
Next Tuesday evening at 7 30 p m the Mutual Improvement Association will present a musical program at Paris Wards Chapel. Several groups have prepared selections and the public is invited.
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Mutual Improvement Association
Paris Wards Chapel
State FFA Officials Visit Bear Lake
Dennis Wixom Blackfoot State FFA Reporter and Paul Kent Malad Southeast Idaho District visited Bear Lake on January 4. They spoke to sophomore and junior classes about FFA projects and experiences and met chapter officers to discuss the new leadership training center at Mt Vernon New York and changes in the state FFA organizational structure.
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Dennis Wixom
Blackfoot
FFA
Paul Kent
Malad
Idaho
Mt. Vernon
New York
Three Idahoans Named 4 H Alumni Award Recipients
The Cooperative Extension Service honors Mrs. Milton Thompson Dubois Don K Jensen Ovid and Chester L Mink Boise with 4H Alumni Recognition for continued work after teen years in 4 H Clubs. They receive copper plaques from sponsor Olin Mathieson Chemical and are noted for teaching judging guiding youth and promoting 4 H projects.
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Thompson
Salt Lake City
Pacific Northwest
Jensen
Bear Lake County
Brie
Tha
Jen
Dairymen to Meet in Pocatello for Idaho Convention
Idaho Dairymen's Association holds its annual convention January 22 to 24 in Pocatello at the Bannock Hotel. Key speakers include Daniel H. Rowles of Chicago and Glenn Lake of Detroit. Robert S. Davis leads the business sessions with reports from Joe Hall and George Cleveland. Dairy Hall of Fame awards are planned.
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Idaho Dairymen’s Association
Pocatello
Hyrum Johnson
Bannock Hotel
Daniel H. Rowles
Chicago
American Dairy Association
Glenn Lake
Detroit
National Milk Producers Federation
Robert S. Davis
Kuna
Dairy Association
Joe Hall
Man ‘Or
George Cleveland
Cretary
Cleveland
University
Joe Pritzl
Fruitland
Idaho
Cattle Ass'n
Preston
Declo
Taaho House of Representatives
J. Tim Brennan
Idaho Food Dealers’ Asss’n
Hansen signals likely bid in 1968 Idaho Senate race
Rep. George Hansen, touring Idaho Falls and Boise, says it looks like he will run as a Republican for the 1968 Idaho Senate seat held by Frank Church. He plans a formal announce once a GOP team backs him and argues his conservative views align with Idaho voters. He notes some party doubt but says most Republicans back his entry.
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Idaho Falls
Boise
George Hansen
Frank Church
Hansen
Idaho
Rep. Hansen
Vietnam
Prince Sihanouk
Cambodia
U.S
Johnson
N. Os
Ieee Deslego Ig
Aisis
Egeinst Neier
ICC Orders Full Probe Into UP Trains 85 and 86 Cancellation
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission will investigate United Pacific Railroad plans to abandon trains 85 and 86 after Idaho Senator Frank Church pressed for hearings. The ICC will hold hearings in coming months, with decision on trains 85 and 86 due later, while trains 17 and 18 face separate action and Boise hearings requested.
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Washington
ICC
Church
Bocatello
Idaho
UPRR
Portland Rose
Boise
Snowmobile trailers fail lighting height rule in Idaho
Idaho Department of Law Enforcement warns snowmobile trailers may have taillights mounted too low. Commissioner Warner Mills notes some trailers used to haul snowmobiles sit beneath legal height, risking obscured lights and rear-end collisions. Operators urged to verify taillight height meets Idaho code.
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Idaho
Department of Law Enforcement
Warner C. Mills
Novelty Theatre to Close Temporarily for March Reopening
The Novelty Theatre under Mrs Hawkes will close temporarily with plans to reopen March 1. Sponsorship from the Arderican Legion and local supporters continues while attendance drops and expenses rise. Mrs Stock provides the building rent free aside from taxes as the theater shifts from membership to regular admission.
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Jim Hawkes
Anaest the Hawkes
George P. Stock
Sheep Producers Urged to Apply for Payment by January
Sheep producers must file applications for 1967 marketing year payments under the National Wool Act by the end of January. Hy rum G Johnson notes the payments cover wool and unshorn lambs and require listing all marketings for the year ending December 31. The program is administered by the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service and ties wool payments to national price levels.
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Hyrum G. Johnson
County Extension
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
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Ed Chadwell
Bear Lake
Sen
Mink
First Security Bank of Idaho
ICC Riles
Pendig
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