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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1969
Page
2
From Boise to you Governor Don Samuelson urges Idaho drivers to practice safety on the roads after a high yearly death toll. He cites 300 lives lost last year including 110 in summer and notes many fatalities come from single car crashes. He stresses seat belts obeying traffic laws and defensive driving.
A 1969 Bennington Idaho letter weighs in on the Vietnam war and U.N. charter concerns, urging readers to support troops and defend free agency. It also covers local business courtesy and tourist trade, noting a visit from Charles Stults and wife of Minneola Kansas and reflections on hospitality and area promotion.
In Brentwood New York Mrs Raymond Bates rushed her children Deborah and Andrew to hospital after they ate tranquilizer pills. Timothy Bates lied about taking pills and died next morning. The article urges truth telling in personal life and cites a Wildmon promotion at end.
Since Congress approved Model Cities as part of the Great Society, public images suggest a futuristic urban redevelopment plan with million dollar annual funding. The article notes the hazy understanding of what the program will entail.
The article notes 150 cities received HUD final approval to spend Model Cities funds. Waco plans street and drainage upgrades and training for black residents to run home-building firms. Seattle aims to create a model grammar school and form resident owned businesses. Denver lists 119 projects across 12 areas including a poor oriented college and a rehab center. Unemployment emerges as the top planners concern, surpassing housing and physical improvements.
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