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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1962
Page
2
Paris Idaho weekly publication details list editor O Brockon and publisher O BrOXon with office telephone, subscription rates and post office status. It notes Paris Idaho second class mail allowance under Congress act and membership in state and national press associations.
The piece questions whether labor unions will face similar stern action from the president as steelmakers did to curb inflation. It notes Kennedy’s tough stance could set a precedent for handling wage demands and productivity in the national interest. Industry cooperated to limit inflation, and the question remains if labor will respond similarly.
Washington warns that the administration backed Medicare bill under Social Security has a good chance of passage this session. The measure would raise taxes up to 26.25 dollars annually to fund care for those unable to pay bills and those who can pay their obligations.
The speaker argues that over half of Americans over 65 are already covered by private policies and warns the Kerr Mills Act will not help many. Kennedy projects the bill costing about $6 billion annually and potential tax increases, urging reps to push this point. The claim questions the need for more elderly medical care.
A list from Bear Lake Memorial Hospital records admits multiple patients by name and origin with dates in May. Hans P. Larsen from Montpelier. Donald Johnson of Laketown. Michael Daniels of San Francisco. Mrs Donald Dayton of Cokeville. Mrs Verlo Bowman. Gordon Nicholls of Laketown. Mrs Elwin McKinnon of Randolph. Randa Dimick of Montpelier. Mrs Delwin Sparks of Montpelier. Keith Gooch of McCall Idaho. Several are noted as medical, accidents, or surgeries.
Liberty and surrounding areas report multiple residents traveling to Grantsville for the Harold Matthews funeral. Visitors include Mrs. Maud Carlson and Mrs. Nile Matthews. Other trips note Miss Rita Seraba from Vancouver visiting the Bartschi family in Logan and Clearfield, Elva Hymas hosting and visiting relatives in Salt Lake, and various family visits in Richland, Provo, Montpelier, Brigham City, and Laketown.
Stanley Morgan narrates a report on visitors and performances. Nina Eborn and Dennis Hymas sang a duet. Guests from St. Charles, Salt Lake, Montpelier and Pocatello joined gatherings with the Evan Morgans. Neil Morgan graduates at Logan LDS Institute.
Relief Society lesson given by Gayle Sorenson assisted by Inez Phelps drew a nice crowd. MIA banquet hosted for members and guests. about 60 attended with games after dinner. Local visits included Reed West and Ray Matthews with various neighbors as guests and callers. Brent Olsen received a mission call to the East Central States with a testimonial planned for May 27 and departure in June.
In sacrament meeting on Sunday May 15 1829 attendees numbered 12. Refreshments followed a special program honoring the restoration. Farrell Nielson narrated while L A Nielson conducted the chorus. A certificate of award was presented to the Ovid ward.
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