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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1967
Page
2
The writer reports June precipitation in Paris and nearby Bor der amounts, shares basement flooding experience, and muses on the Israeli Arab conflict and UN decisions. Acknowledges a lack of timely column items and notes a washout for the week’s musings.
James Pugmire household hosted guests including Leo ila Taylor and family Mr and Mrs Reed Pugmire Mr and Mrs Thormock and Mr and Mrs Jack Pugmire and Mr and Mrs Lothair Rich in St Charles viewing Memorial Day events.
The article argues CIA esprit de corps waned after President Truman backed State Department control and ousted Hillenkoetter, then Kennedy dismissed Willauer. It credits both men as top agency figures and notes the Bay of Pigs fallout and broader morale decline.
Mr and Mrs Scott Kearl returned Tuesday from a trip to Arivoria Nevada and California. Their store was cared for in their absence by Mrs Clayton Robinson Mrs Roscoe Floyd and Mrs Merlin Hymas. Memorial Day brought many families to honor their dead amid sparse grave decorations.
The list shows numerous Meridian residents hosting and visiting relatives and friends over Memorial Day weekend. Names include the Brewers, Mattsons, Arnells, Passeys, Bundersons, Kunzs, Cleve lands, Rasmussens, Cleveland, Rex family, Ericksons, McMurrays, Passeys, and many others from Logan, Salt Lake City, Pocatello, and surrounding areas. Residents hosted dinners, stayed with relatives, and traveled to Logan, Alpine, and Manhattan for visits and work.
Callers during the weekend included Thelma Clark of Green River Wyoming and multiple couples from Pocatello Idaho and Ogden Utah visiting the Calvin Hymns home. Also mentioned were Ray H. Wood of Idaho Falls and Arlo Oni and Kunz families, with Donna Pay and her sons noted in the sequence.
In a National Federation of Independent Business field survey, 41 percent of 7246 independent proprietors said higher minimum wages would raise prices and 23.4 percent said it would reduce employment. The article notes wage law increases align with unemployment among unskilled and minority workers and cites Bureau of Labor Statistics figures on net spendable earnings and real spending power, arguing payroll tax rises and higher prices erode purchasing power. It warns the elderly and fixed-income individuals suffer most from wage legislation.
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