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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1965

Page

2

Debate Over Consolidating Montpelier Schools Sparks Debate

Montpelier High School hosted a panel on county school consolidation with strong sentiment against rushing to max bonded indebtedness. Readers argue 6-6 plan and shared facilities could ease current needs while preserving access for seventh through twelfth graders and addressing transportation and program enrichment concerns.

Montpelier High School Montpelier PTA Bear Lake

District plans expand curriculum using shared teachers

A Montpelier Paris schooling proposal suggests using teachers in multiple units to widen the curriculum and avoid duplicating rooms and lunch facilities. Scheduling could reduce student transport needs and mileage costs may replace bus runs. The Fielding PTA plans a public discussion to generate constructive ideas on the school problem MAP.

Montpelier Paris Fielding Pta

Letter to the editor questions John Birch Society and constitutional rights

A Salt Lake City letter to the editor dated January 18 1965 challenges J A Stucki on extremism and the John Birch Society. The writer questions whether upholding the Constitution justifies attacks on court decisions about prayer and rights of citizens belonging to the Communist Party. He warns against racial bigotry and questions alleged communist ties of public figures.

J. A. Stucki Mr. Stucki John Birch Society United States Supreme Court of the United States Communist Party

Contention on Constitutional Rights and the Fifth Amendment

Gilbert Athay of Salt Lake City questions the view that invoking the Fifth Amendment implies guilt and argues for full constitutional application to all Americans. He criticizes selective constitutionalism and cites the Ameri can Nazi Party as misrepresenting Constitution support while urging equal protection.

Mr. Stucki United States

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