Idaho Governor chairing Natural Resources Subcommittee
From Boise to You reports Governor Don Samuelson's selection as Chair of the Natural Resources Subcommittee at the National Governors Conference. The piece notes his meetings with Cabinet members and FBI Director J Edgar Hoover, plus his support for House Bill 142 allowing legal newspapers to publish outside their counties with an emergency clause.
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Idaho
Nixon
Interior
Walter Hickel
Agriculture
Clifford Hardin
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Hoover
FBI
Mr. Hoover
The Galilean did not come to get us into Heaven
A speaker challenges common belief about the Galilean figure. He insists his statement is explicit and not a misprint. He asserts the Galilean’s purpose differs from bringing Heaven to people, promising a clear, direct claim despite widespread tradition.
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Reception Honors Newlyweds at Bloomington Ward
A wedding reception was held Friday February 21 at the Bloomington Ward recreation hall for Phyllis Thornock and Randall Michaelson who wed February 14 in the Idaho Falls LDS Temple. The room featured red white and blue Valentine decor with punch and Valentine cookies. Various local residents visited and attended weekend gatherings and services.
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Bloomington Ward Recreation Hall
Phyllis Thornock
Randall Michaelson
Idaho Falls
D U P Meeting Hosts Inez Findlay in Brigham City
The regular Daughters of Utah Pioneers meeting was held at Inez Findlay home. Vera Haddock led the lesson The First Transcontinental Railroad. Attendees included Maud Bateman Evelyn Findlay and Violet Nelson. Various visits across Utah accompanied by many locals are noted. Continued on Page 4.
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Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Inez Findlay
Vera Haddock
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Evelyn Findlay
Violet Nelson
Bankers Learn From Federal Grants In San Francisco
In a San Francisco event Mor timer Fleishhacker Jr. was informed of a 485300 dollar Federal urban beautification grant and a separate 100000 dollar grant to restore the old South San Francisco Opera house. The planning director suggested using part of the beautification grant to cover the restoration match, a move that triggered questions about federal oversight and potential Cadillac purchases. The piece notes concerns about private banking and Federal Reserve Board independence.
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Allan Jacobs
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