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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1956
Page
7
An Idaho Education Association briefing examines per pupil costs and state versus western neighbors. It notes Idaho spends $61 per child yearly while Wyoming, Nevada, and Washington spend notably more, raising concerns about unequal educational opportunities across districts.
Democratic candidate Frank Church toured Bear Lake County delivering a non political address at Montpelier High School on foreign policy he spoke of a bipartisan approach and shared experiences from a trip to Berlin He held an open house and led a county caravan before a Montpelier rally urging aid for farmers small businesses and teachers and criticizing rival Herman Welker’s record.
A Spanish campaign in Barcelona promotes washing machines with the slogan Mas Tiempo para el Amor meaning More Time for Love. The vignette contrasts time-saving devices with romantic leisure as a marketing theme.
Winter safety and savings hinge on a clean leak free cooling system a full engine tune up and tight battery. Lubricate hinges check horn wipers lights brakes and emergency brakes. inspect tires tread and spare for traction on slippery surfaces.
High school seniors and graduates must apply by November 17 for the Navy Reserve Officer Training Corps. The nationwide exam on December 8 leads to appointments as Midshipmen. Navy funds tuition and books, provides a $600 annual retainer, and offers world wide training cruises during summers.
The text notes a pronghorn antelope with large eyes able to see distant objects, a boy’s innocent confession about a broken window, a draftee recalling a Santa Claus rumor, and a humorous exchange about alligator shoes sizing at a shop.
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