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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1969
Page
2
Don Samuelson of Idaho renews strong opposition to federal gun control measures. He notes growing governor opposition nationwide and urges focus on victim protection and support for law enforcement rather than disarmament. He cites readers’ concerns about crime and cites past coverage of shifting stances.
Donald E. Wildman discusses the value of helping others and introduces a gift booklet titled Grief How to Handle It. He argues grief is often misunderstood and can strengthen rather than destroy, urging readers to examine this emotion rather than avoid it.
The Paris Literary Club met May 21 at Mrs. Reed Jengen’s home with Mrs. Fenton Allred hosting. Thirteen members and four guests attended while Darrell Beck and sons visited family in Twin Falls. Several local residents were noted visiting Utah and California. a church program on grief was published offering pamphlets for 50 cents.
Brief classified item invites a serving service member to submit a free post for career opportunities. It emphasizes eligibility for active duty personnel and promises prompt processing for veteran and military staff seeking advancement.
The Bear Lake Business and Professional Women’s Club held its annual installation banquet at the Viz-Day Cafe. Theo Price led the Collect as Elaine Webb announced the fall district BPW convention host. Nancy Caldwell named Woman of Achievement and installed the new officers: Theo Price president, Jamie Stalder 1st VP, Velma Hansen 2nd VP, Dorothy Matthews recording secretary, Avon Arnell corresponding secretary, Vella Smedley treasurer.
A national business group urges Congress to probe the NLRB amid claims the agency slights employer bargaining rights. The Labor Board faces accusations from its own staff and a Dearborn UAW Local for unfair labor practices, underscoring tensions between rule and practice.
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