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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1963
Page
2
The article cites Robert Keith Gray and his book Eighteen Acres Under Glass to detail the White House layout. It describes a four floor arrangement with a family floor including the President’s bedroom and office space, a First Lady area, three visitor bedrooms, and a guest floor above.
The article notes the Rose Suite the Lincoln Suite and the Monroe Room reserved for distinguished guests on the top floor with 13 bedrooms below for staff and guests. It mentions 18 overnight guests possible plus a dozen more with cots and references ten new twin jet helicopters for transport.
The piece riffs on postwar data automation as a nation embraces social security and ZIP codes. It envisions a future where automated post offices eliminate human error in mail sorting and changes of address, with Mr Zip’s number 20269 highlighted.
William S Arnell an interior communications electrician fireman USN and son of Mr and Mrs Ralph G Arnell of Paris serves aboard the heavy cruiser USS Los Angeles which recently completed a seven month Seventh Fleet Far East deployment. Ports of call included Japan Korea the Philippines Okinawa and Hong Kong.
Denise Ward and Denise Parker among July admissions for medical and minor surgery at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital in Montpelier Paris Fish Haven St Charles Dingle Soda Springs and Georgetown. Births include a boy to Gilbert Parker of Fish Haven and a gift to Mr and Mrs Edgard Dury of Paris on July 22.
Grant Lamborn was taken to Logan hospital for stomach surgery and remains hospitalized for some time. Two reunions drew Laketown residents, the James Kears and John Farmer descendants. Services for the Kearl family were held in the ward chapel, while Farmer descendants gathered at the ward recreation center with Farrell Johnson directing music and speeches. Dr. and Mrs. Lowell Kearl of Los Angeles spoke at church, and Mrs. Afton Oheney resigned to move to Salt Lake City.
Albert Ivan Weston serves temporarily as postmaster while awaiting a possible permanent appointment after civil service exams. The piece notes his veteran record and plans to relocate if assigned elsewhere. Other items mention Mrs. Lucy Willis business trip, John R. Irwin retirement from California design work, and local teens taking cafe jobs at the resort.
The Board of Trustees of School District No. 33 Bear Lake County Montpelier Idaho invites sealed bids by August 12 1963 5 pm for furnishing and delivering slack coal to St Charles Emerson Bloomington Fielding High Paris Bern Montpelier Jr High Geneva Georgetown Dingle and Bennington schools. Bid bonds 5 percent and performance terms require completion by September 1 1963 with site checks and right to reject all bids.
In the Probate Court of Bear Lake County Idaho Mary E Mize Administratrix of Alta Sleight deceased publishes a creditors notice. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to A T Fredricks attorney at 1615 West State Street Boise Ada Idaho. Dated July 1 1963.
Liberty George Hoge and Eldon s family attend a sacrament meeting while the Beehive girls chorus performs. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Didon Mongan from Redondo Beach and the Carlyle Gambling family vacationing in Sun Valley.
Bear Lake County commissioners announce a special election on August 12, 1963 from 2 P M to 8 P M at Liberty Ward Chapel. Qualified general electors in Lanark Liberty and Sharon may vote if they are taxpayers or spouses of taxpayers on the creation of a cemetery improvement district. Published July 25 August 1 8 1963 by Amos B Hulme Clerk.
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