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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1960
Page
4
Governor Smylie discusses the new primary law, stressing voter understanding and concerns. He explains ballot options, run off rules, and raiding issues, noting details about party identification and eligibility for runoffs, while addressing public objection and historical context.
A reader commentary argues the new law requiring party identification in ballots may limit voter rights and raise turnout concerns. Some believe the reform could boost accountability and fair trials, while others fear it suppresses choice and isolates independents. Time will tell if the measure improves public service and party responsibility.
A Bloomington Sunday School program featured a welcoming opening, a sunrise invocation, and a sacrament service. The event included songs such as One Big Mother's Day and a tribute by Emgue with performances from Haddock's class and several named participants, ending with a talk by Charles Piggott and a solo.
A local church program features Joan Hart Mother McCree with Otis Bateman and musical solos by Marilyn Ward and Dean Ward. The service includes prayers by Bishop Alfred Hart and T. Jay Nelson, plus several sacrament rites. Weekend visits note relatives from Liberty, Salt Lake City, Pocatello, and Logan.
Administratrix Eliza R Shepherd of Edwin T Shepherd deceased invites creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be filed with attorney D E B Haddock in Hawkes Building Paris Bear Lake County Idaho. First published May 53 1960.
The piece notes that derby hats are returning to the American scene after two generations without them. It cites English origins, their wartime use, and folk resilience, while observing renewed appearance in New York streets and in entertainment media.
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