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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1966
Page
2
Thomas E. and Mary A. Preston are editors and publishers honored for community service. Contact numbers appear as 945-2163 and 945-2479 with residence details noted.
The paper notes a shortage of Paris items after holidays as readers are urged to submit local news. A budget hearing on county fire protection is scheduled to address urged taxpayer questions and potential action. The piece also lampoons Harvard figures proposing alcohol education for children, questioning feasibility and funding.
The president of the U S Chamber of Commerce forecasts a surge of growth in rural America. He argues mobility makes location of various industries feasible anywhere, a view echoed by Ezra J Poulsen who has long supported this claim across many magazines in major publications.
Gov. Robert E. Smylie presents the Bea ver Award to W. W. Benson, Boise Explorer Scout Post Advisor, at the 1st annual Conservation Awards honoring ten outstanding individuals or groups. National Wildlife Federation and Sears Roebuck Foundation sponsor. Scouts present included Carter Bowles and Allan Nicholson plus others who have worked on wildlife management projects.
Cisco spawning began January 13 and continued through January 24 with deeper water offshore. Small whitefish appeared in larger numbers along a wider beach than in prior years. Idaho’s major taking pennen remains open for muskrat and beaver trapping with 1965 66 furbearer regulations available at vendors statewide.
The speaker urges a thorough reexamination of local talents and natural resources to support a growing Bear Lake region economy. He notes population pressure from surrounding areas and advocates producing goods and services locally, referencing past Paris pea shipments and a shift from horseback labor to modern industry.
The column argues U S Labor Secretary Wirtz blocked California tomato production, boosting imports from Portugal. It notes prices rising from 8 to 9.75 per case, farming losses, and growing automation with 600 new tomato-picking machines planned, risking small farmers and jobs.
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