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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1966
Page
2
The piece notes early fundraising invitations from Democratic gubernatorial hopefuls including Cecil D. Andrus, praises attention to unsafe Detroit cars, and mentions CBS TV’s driver tests next Tuesday. It advises readers to observe safety points on Memorial Day and welcomes Lyons Stone Co. to the business community.
The Nutrition Foundation notes 25 years of bread and flour enrichment with vitamins and iron has reduced deficiency diseases. It credits white bread preferences and wartime enrichment programs, with widespread adoption and potential future nutrient additions.
The sheriff warns that fireworks enforcement will tighten this summer after several accidents last year. Idaho law bans possession and sale of fireworks and violators face fines and jail.
The text praises ancient Greece as the cradle of Western civilization. It urges revisiting Homer and Greek ideals to sustain youth, courage, and a reverence for law and beauty, while warning against narrow, small thinking.
The Laketown area juniors and sophomores visited Salt Lake City to attend a Valley Music Hall event supervised by Mrs. Lola Johnson Delford and Lurene Webb. Attendees included several Laketown residents visiting relatives for Mother's Day and local funerals were held for Willard Peart at Randolph Ran dolph cemetery with many townspeople in attendance.
In a critique of the FCC and E. William Henry, the article questions bureaucratic overreach in broadcasting. It argues TV is show business and notes cigarette advertising debates amid rising consumption despite health warnings.
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