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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1958
Page
2
The Paris Post publication details include weekly Thursday issues in Paris Idaho. A second class matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office since March 8 1879. Publisher C O Broxon notes subscription rates at 2.00 dollars per year and requests advertising rate information.
The piece urges Americans to stay independent by self reliance, living within means, saving for the future, and dodging government handouts. It stresses personal responsibility to solve local and national problems and to emulate the founders’ spirit. It warns that true freedom requires fulfilling duties.
The piece notes growing Kremlin toughness after the execution of Imre Nagy and revolt leader Pal Maléter. It claims reports of a crackdown include possible liquidation of former Soviet Premier Mikoyan and Molotov being dropped from an ambassadorial post.
Edris Beck administratrix of the estate of Alvin L Beck requests creditors and others with claims to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be filed at D F Haddock attorney in the Hawkes Building Paris Bear Lake County Idaho. First publication June 26 1958.
A Kremlin power rival to Nikita appears unseen in public for weeks. Sources note tensions within the Soviet leadership as authorities address possible political shifts and internal maneuvering.
The National Safety Council launches its annual Fourth of July safety drive noting 45 million cars on the roads over the holiday. It cites 20 to 50 life or death decisions per hour and warns that careless moments cause accidents despite overall good driving.
The piece discusses Senator Knowland steering a labor bill toward union-friendly terms after talks with AFL-CIO President George Meany. It notes Meany’s 16 point outline, the Kennedy Ives proposal as weak, and Secretary Mitchell warning the bill could weaken protections for union members amid McClellan Committee abuses.
Idaho taxpayers urge immediate letters to their congressional delegation to oppose rising federal spending for fiscal 1959. They warn that defense and welfare programs plus new schemes threaten a larger deficit, risking future tax cuts without strong constituent pressure.
The Idaho Department of Health urges precautions to reduce power mower injuries as warm weather brings lawn care. Most accidents come from direct blade contact or thrown objects. Follow manufacturer instructions, clear the mowing area, and keep bystanders away. Ensure familiarity with the machine before use.
A June 24 dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nicholls honored Gene Johnson before his post in Norfolk Virginia. Numerous relatives and neighbors attended services and reunions, with travel to Paris for the Athay reunion and visits across Montpelier Nampa and Twin Falcon.
Weekend gatherings include the Moffatt reunion on June 28 in the ward recreation hall with all members, plus visits by Annette Stoney in Ogden, Marion Robinson's California trip, and Carl Robinsons family communications. bear Lake strawberry harvest ramps up in Garden City with Laketown girls aiding.
Berlin Robinson of 1 and Mrs Leora Loveland den City were the Stake offi present in primary Monday. Nearly every man in the Ci wants a farm until he get, it.
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