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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
4
Publication notice lists Broxon as editor and publisher with a Paris Idaho address and telephone number for the weekly newspaper in Bear Lake County.
Stockholders in the Montpelier Irrigation Company voted 1950 545 shares for the Montpelier creek dam and reservoir project with 118 125 shares against. The $1 302 000 project will be split with federal aid and district funding. the dam lies in Montpelier canyon about seven miles east, forming a 100 acre lake about two miles long and 700 feet wide.
Senate Armed Services subcommittee warns Cuba poses a high priority threat from Soviet forces. It questions troop numbers from 17 500 to perhaps 40 000 and asks whether strategic missiles remain in Cuba. The report stresses Cuba as a base for subversive activity and a danger to US prestige and security with implications for the Panama Canal and sea lanes. Coping measures are urged.
A fiery political column examines GOP timidity and missteps from Taft to Nixon, noting Rockefeller panic and Romney ambivalence. It cites Tulsa Tribune on party principles, suggests Barry Goldwater run, and reports chaotic events around a military mission and headquarters arson linked to unknown assailants.
The article reports on a dramatic humiliation as eight Latino extremists overran and demolished the US Military Mission headquarters in Caracas Venezuela. It notes the guardsmen ferried inside and stripped the mission staff except Col J Chenault and his 15 year old son, highlighting the international embarrassment and security breach.
The letter argues against blaming whites in the south for racial tensions and compares attitudes to a lazy individual in a community. It suggests if the writer were a father, he would respond differently to the situation.
Interior Secretary Udall touts a two cent daily fish protein concentrate powder in a World Food Congress speech. He notes scientists study oceans while Canadian plans to extend a fishing zone raise tensions with Russian and Japanese fleets near North American shores.
A farmer emerges as an overalled executive with home and office, a scientist with fertilizer attachments, a purchasing agent in a straw hat, a personnel director with grease under his fingernails, a production expert handling surplus, and a manager squeezed by rising costs.
Each year the country’s rail and road progress cut cross country travel time but commuting time to work grows longer due to urban congestion and traffic bottlenecks.
A witty collection contrasts space travel with courage, laments the golf duffer’s misplay, and jokes about middle age and bachelor life. The tone skewers excuses and time, delivering punchy observations.
The speaker argues that Black people must work to improve themselves to share in modern living, criticizing looser standards and rioting. He cites Lincoln's equality, the Civil War, and calls for personal responsibility while warning against perceived dependency and social unrest. He compares progress to a moral parable about two sons and a bicycle.
A rustic saying offers practical guidance for speakers: when you finish pumping, release the handle. The brief tip frames speaking as a manual task requiring control and timing, using a farmer’s vernacular to emphasize finishing cleanly.
A June magazine urges newlyweds to manage money from the start. It recommends budgeting and tracking actual spending to reveal realistic allowances for housing investments and insurance and to avoid persistent financial strain.
New official production records for registered Holstein cows in southern Idaho highlight gains in milk yield and butterfat. Drury Lane Cola F Bea Top No. 4938336, at 3 years, produced 15 927 pounds of milk and 559 pounds of butterfat in 347 days. Super View S Burke Duchess No. 4388965, 7 years, produced 14 839 pounds of milk and 537 pounds of butterfat in 365 days. University of Idaho supervised weighing and testing as part of the breed's national herd testing program.
The text urges cutting back where estimates are too generous and adding where necessary to plan a flexible budget. It emphasizes revising estimates after firm budgeting and treating the budget as a road map guiding income toward personal financial destinations rather than a rigid constraint.
A cryptic proverb warns that small knowledge can mislead and that the path of good intentions can misdirect many people. The saying contrasts caution with confidence, suggesting prudence in actions and judgment.
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