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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1965
Page
2
The Paris Idaho Post reports medicinal and civic topics including Medicare presence, Fair Board and Rodeo Committee plans for August 19 to 21, a note on IRS highway use tax deadlines, and a Bear Lake Stake float in Salt Lake City Days of 47 parade. The issue references an arraignment in a statutory rape case and a forthcoming district judge decision.
A critical column argues that labor and immigration policy under Wirtz harms industry and agriculture. It cites Kaiser Steel tin plate cuts, reduced California tomato planting, and delayed crop planning while mocking a proposed harvest by high school athletes as flawed policy. The piece links these issues to broader economic losses and expanded mental health spending.
The speaker notes August 3rd as the arraignment date and jokes about missing a column last week. They claim to be busy and avoid conflict, while predicting trouble may come soon amid a lighthearted, self-deprecating tone.
L R Humphreys emeritus Utah State professor releases The Early Development of Vocational Education in Agriculture in Utah. Published by Utah State Department of Public Instruction, with a foreword by Mark Nichols. The 81 year old educator led Utah and national programs and held multiple leadership roles in vocational agriculture rings.
Hyrum Johnson warns that many house plants are poisonous if eaten and lists examples including rhubarb leaves, diffenbachia, oleander, poinsettia, mistletoe, peach leaves, cherry leaves, castor bean seeds, larkspur, iris roots and other garden varieties. He urges keeping plants away from children and seeking medical help if ingestion occurs.
The piece critiques antiwar protests and accuses student demonstrators of moral decay and cowardice while warning against Communist recruitment among American youth. It cites a University of California teach-in where 10,000 applauded calls to join the Viet Cong, and notes past SI and SDS training in explosives.
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