Tired American notes peace, pride, and quirky locals
A letter from Herb Ramey abroad in New Mexico sends holiday greetings to Bear Lake friends, while local tales recount a moose wandering near a Broomington home and a Chevrolet Van replacing a failed wagon. The piece includes a long reprint of a Wisconsin’s Laverne column urging lasting national unity and patriotism.
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Herb Ramey
Air Force
New Mexico
Bear Lake
Rock County
Laverne
Minn
World Anhandlers
de Gaulle
America
Castro
Johnson
Today and Yesterday Colleges seek donations to expand needs
Colleges across the country press grads and friends for funds to keep up with expanding demands. The text argues that those enriched by the schools should contribute, noting the 1964-65 take for 780 colleges reached 262 million dollars and that private secondary schools have long done this.
Social notes from Ovid area May June gatherings
Out Ovid Way reports social and visiting events around May and June including gatherings at Alpine 4-H camp visits by Venna Beck returning from B Y U and several families from Soda Springs Montpelier and Salt Lake City. The Relief Society closing social honored many members and Inez Phelps Hazel Peterson attended the 3 county DUP convention in Montpelier with Donna Barsen leading a lesson.
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Bill Whitehead
Salt Lake City
Alvin Parker
Soda Springs
Ray Matthews
Montpelier
Arvilla Peterson
Leon Sorenson
Relief Society
Marie Olsen
Carma Jensen
Laurie Jensen
Ruth Beck
Noralyn Olsen
LaRae Nielson
Julie
Brenda Jelson
Coleen Nielson
Audrey Nielson
Hazel Peterson
Helen Parker
Nina Sorenson
Refreshma Jensen
Julie Johnson
Elsie Sleight
Maybell Peterson
Inez Phelps
D.U.P
Alumni Loyalty Drive Promises Small Gifts Add Up
Fielding proposes a monitoring role as projects advance including Pioneer Memorial Library beginnings and a foreign language lab. Alumni could donate in small amounts now for larger future gifts, suggesting a loyalty program that could grow beyond measure.
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Pioneer Memorial Library
Washington and Small Business By C W Harder
A satirical column criticizes the U S State Department over its handling of a supposed anti communist official Miss Francis G Knight. The piece warns about passport practices that bar travel to communist areas and questions the department’s stance on the Vietnam conflict and related policy.
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Francis G
State Department
Knight
Red China
Vietnam
Korea
Cuba
Albania
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B.Y.U
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Pocatello
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