Miss Lavon Anderson Operated On After Injury
Miss Lavon Anderson underwent surgery Monday after Carol Howell broke a bottle causing cuts requiring several stitches. The article notes a Relief Society mothers and daughters party and lists numerous local residents involved in tours, blood donations, visits, reunions, and family events across Montpelier, Ogden, Lewiston, Roy, Paris, and Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavon Anderson
George Anderson
Carol Howell
Relief Society Party For Mothers and Daughters
Myrtle Cottle
Vera Kearl
Jennie Pugmire
Georgia Findlay
Wilma Erickson
Jean Hawkins
Rene
Blood Bank
Carol
Renee Howell
Lloyd Brown
Hagerman
Arnold Erickson
Ogden
Wanda Miller
Roy
LaVere King
Lewiston
Alta Payne
Paris
Ruaben Stock
Stoner
Montpelier
Golf Stalder
Julia
Harold
Garen Howell
Pocatello
Ray Crane
Kathy
Janet Howell
Dorothy Izatt
Judy Perkins
Denice Jensen
Patty Hawkins
Leon Howell
Orden
Elwin Roberts
Ross
Bern
Brent Mecham
Logan
Delbert Loveland
Jane Shirley
Mary Howell
Wenonah Shirley
Reed Hymas
Bart Bloom
Jeri Shirley
Edwin Izatt
Henry Howell
Terry Smith
Alan Michaelon
Fred Myland
Ethel
Leonard Perkins
Bill Price
Evanston
Howard Larson
Ashton
Annie Stock
Michael Pugmire
Raymond Roberts
Lois Pugmire
Donovan Howell
Paris News Notice of Post Office Admittance
The Paris Idaho notice lists CO Broxon as editor and publisher. It states subscription rates at 3.00 per year and 2.00 for six months in advance and notes Paris Idaho as a second class mail under the act of Congress dated March 8 1879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Idaho
Congress
Kennedy's Grand Tour and a World Stage in Flux
A reflective column questions President Kennedy's international itinerary. It contrasts his West German reception with Britain's crisis and Cuba's shift, noting De Gaulle's omission and Italy's pushy stance while weighing promises to keep troops in West Berlin and Guantanamo. The piece connects Monroe Doctrine doubts to Kennedy's liberty rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Kennedys
Dunganstown
West Germany
Kennedy
Britain
United States
Christine Eeler
DeGaulle
West Berlin
Guantanamo
the Wall
Cuba
Khrushchev
Thomas Jefferson
Mrs Murphy Law Hindered by Civil Rights Debate
Legislative progress on civil rights for Negroes stalls over the civil responsibility issue tied to Mrs Murphy and her affluent rivals such as Mr Hilton or Mr Sheraton. The text indicates a contentious, unresolved clash shaping the bill’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Hilton
Sheraton
Mrs Murphy Law debate looms over public accommodations bill
The Kennedy testimony signals possible exemptions for small operators like Mrs Murphy while firms exceeding a defined dollar threshold face new public accommodations rules. Critics warn a "justice by numbers" approach could shield big players while squeezing smaller proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Murphy
Vermont
George Aiken
Bobby Kennedy
House Judiciary Committee
Murphy
New York
Emanuel Celler
False Advertising on Social Security Misrepresented as Insurance
A letter argues Social Security is not insurance but a tax system that robs Peter to pay Paul. It criticizes rising tax rates and highlights the plan to extend benefits to hospitalization and medical care, warning of a looming loss for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Paul
Citizens urge cleaner dump. back junk with public cooperation
Paris residents urged better cooperation as Council defends waste removal money spent to push back junk in the city dump. The letter notes a gravel drive remains open year round, urges compliance with health laws, and warns violators face penalties while asking neighboring communities to respect the city facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bevier
Attacks on Social Security costs and Medicare direction
The speaker warns against extravagant social program expansion while noting Social Security obligations exceed 600 billion for current beneficiaries and 300 billion in future contributions. Proposes hospitalization and medical care funding separate from Social Security and urges Medicare targeted to those in need rather than universal compulsory insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FDR
Congress
Liberty News Notes Social Visitors and Reunions
Liberty residents hosted visitors from Montpelier Pocatello and Salt Lake City. Multiple family reunions including S W Matthews in Emigration Canyon and the Hymas and Parker gatherings in Liberty ward church were reported alongside hospitalizations and temple visits in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Orr
Montpelier
Leora
Pocatello
Albert Miller
Vera Bartschi
Thomas Lougee
David Orr
Alfred Humpherys
Leo Bartschi
Logan Temple
Wallace Stucks
Clearfield
Utah
Florence Matthews
H. K. Mathews
Hymas
Calvin Hymas
Kay Hymas
Benjamin P Hymas
St Charles
Parker
Liberty Ward
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital admissions and births
Admission records at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital list patients admitted June 24 to July 1 for medical and minor surgeries, including Mrs. William Gladwin Montpelier and Marjorie Powell Montpelier, among many others. Birth announcements note five newborns: boys and girls born to families in Montpelier Logan Cokeville Dingle and St Charles between June 25 and June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gladwin
Montpelier
Lettie Saubach
Marjorie
Leland Powell
John Larsen
David
Humpherys
Dingle
Kim
Weldon Phorn
Paris
Ernest Loertscher
Don Pugmire
Lyona
Mavin Sparks
Bennington
April
Dennor Smedley
Georgetown
Jolene
Annette
Doyle Floyd Lloyd
Harold Phillips
Michelle
Garald Skinner
Nounan
Gary
Robert Danks
E. W Nuttall
Border
Nick Hidalgo
Cokeville
Wm. F Knutti
Grace L. Barnett
Fred G .Walker
Wayne Wilcox
Leland Tufts
Cyanthia
Forrest Jacobsen
LeRoy Brown
Warren Sorenson
Logan
William Kozas
Reed Bird
Wayne J. Transtrum
St. Charles
Roger Ririe
Lanark Notables Attend Services And Visits In Region
Local residents report a string of family and church activities. Frank G Jensen was honored at funeral services in Mink Creek on June 21. Individual trips include visits to Salt Lake City and Preston with mentions of mission reports and armed services returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Parker
Betty
Mink ‘Creek
Frank G Jensen
Ida Passey
Bart
Brenda Eborn
St. Charles
Tearle Michaelson
Harlan Eborn
T. Bloorn
Logan Temple
McKay Passey
Salt Lake
Rayo
Armed Services
Mary Panker
Earl Findlay
Preston
Worthy Beck
Michael
New England
Agnes Eborn
Emigration Canyon
Joseph Beck
Ogden
Paris
J. T. Eborn
Udell Roberts
Byron Eborn
Keith Sorenson
Gary King
Sherry Thomas
Leyton
Lester King
Local Birth Announcements List June 29 30
Georgetown and Wardboro families welcome newborn boys and girls with June 29 30 birth dates. Parents include Mr and Mrs Stanley Thurber Montpelier Mr and Mrs Robert McGuffie Montpelier and Mr and Mrs Harvey Harpster Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Stanley ,Thurber
Wardboro
Boy
Robert -Mc-Guffie
Montpelier
Harvey Harpster
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Paris Posk
Bear Lake County
O Broxon
Telephone Paris
MRS. Murphy’s Law
G. Sleight CO
Hoge Insurance
Agency
John B. Hoge
Paris, Idaho
Jackie Gleason As
Gigot
Glenn Ford
Hope Lange
Charles Boyer
Damon and
Pythias
Guy Williams
Don Burnett
Liberty
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Lanark News
J. W. Owsley
Optometrist
Medical Arts
Bear Lake Rangers
Beck’s Service
Conoco
Cutex
Love Drug CO
The
Paris Post
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