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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1966
Page
2
A column discusses preserving individuality in the machine age with references to Albert Einstein and Walter Gropius. It contrasts mass production with regional character in Bridgerland towns and notes the struggle to remain diverse yet unified. Short personal notes follow about social visits and travel.
The piece argues the United Nations has failed to maintain global peace since 1945 and accuses it of meddling in domestic affairs. It calls for a new UN focus on preventing aggression and a purge of collateral impediments to restore a credible peace enforcing role.
George Wes Weston was kicked on the head while shoeing a horse and taken to Montpelier hospital for treatment. He has returned home to recuperate. Laketown relatives of Mrs. Hattie Mattson visited her in Garden City. Victor Mattson, formerly of Meadowville, now in California, spent several days with relatives in the area.
Mr and Mrs George Henderson of Evanston visited his sister and family the L D Lamborns on Sunday as did Hugh L Lamborn and family of Kemmerer.
Mrs Shurel Nate and Mrs McKay Lindsay attended a Montpelier cancer meeting on Saturday where Lindsay was honored for five years of service. Tom Lewis Meril Lewis and Keira attended a Preston dinner Saturday with Keira taking part on the program.
Mr and Mrs Malcolm Wilding and children of Idaho Falls spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs William Lindsay in Idaho Falls.
Tom Preston Paris Scouts Ezra J Poulsen Eldon Mattson Ren Petersen L Hugh Shepherd Lynn Bennett Glen Grimmett contributed $10 or more to support the Paris Lions Club Ski Area project. All giving is welcome but only $10+ donations count for the 100 Club. Contact J V Nye Floyd Lewis or Bill Crane.
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