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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1961
Page
2
The Paris Idaho City Council announces a public hearing on the proposed general revenue tax levy exceeding ten mills for the new fiscal year. The hearing will be held at City Hall on Monday June 5 1961 at 8 PM. City Clerk Fred J. Price dated May 15 1961.
Mr and Mrs Ros Hodges traveled to Logan to visit their daughter and family the Reed Jensens and to see grandson Laurell who suffered an accident injuring his arm and leg. A class party for seventh eighth and ninth graders included swimming roller skating and a picnic. Cemetery caretakers request a five dollar ward donation to maintain grounds this summer. Donations may be given to Bart Satterthwaite Willis Benson or Everette Sims. Eighteen ladies attended.
A long list of Montpelier area residents and visitors is recorded as part of a Tuesday Relief Society session including a lesson by President Elva Satterthwaite. The item notes numerous travels, hospitalities, and local duties along with a Congress Harding report on Burns Creek and national service themes.
Two basic driver training courses for teachers will be offered in Idaho this summer. Idaho State College in Pocatello hosts June 12 to 16 with C. G. Cooper as instructor, while Boise Junior College runs July 10 to 14 led by Dr. John Urlaub from Berkeley Sligh School. The programs, announced by Education and Law enforcement departments, are in cooperation with the American Automobile Association.
A feature on corneal transplants notes how donor eyes restore sight to the blind, with motor driven tools increasing surgeon availability. It highlights use of an electric shaver as the key instrument enabling faster, more precise corneal transfers and broader surgeon use.
The piece argues that Communist peace efforts mask ongoing warfare against the free world. It cites Lenin on concessions as war, warns of a worldwide “peace infection,” and cites Hoover Lyons and other leaders noting decades of strategic planning in Moscow for a peaceful takeover.
The piece attacks a Communist peace plan as a trap for the United States claiming the Reds aim to subjugate the Free World. It argues three reasons for alarm including global propaganda, a vast network of agents, and insistence on coexistence to weaken Western resolve.
Treasury Department marks the 20th anniversary of the U S Savings Bonds program with a public service ad naming June as Community Month. The message credits civic groups and volunteers for bond drives that helped Americans buy homes businesses college degrees and retirement funds. Art Linkletter adds that communities grow on savings and volunteers. Subscribe to the Post. $2.60 a year.
Special bulletin states a 15 percent price increase on sprink ling pipe effective May 1. Eldon Mattson of Quit dam irrigation invites immediate contact for sprinkler systems and installations.
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