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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1957
Page
2
The Paris Post published weekly in Paris Idaho announces it is admitted to the mails as second class matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office under the act of March 8 1878 and lists Co O Broxon as publisher.
Washington observers expect Sputnik and Mutnik to color future policy but prefer realism. Eisenhower resists panic solutions to open Treasury spending, noting 5.2 billion dollars yearly on armed research countering calls to loosen funds. Dave Beck jokes about understatement as Mrs. Roosevelt met Khrushchev near Yalta.
Washington observers note mixed progress on the economy drive. Data shows Republicans voting for economy about 50 percent of the time and Democrats about 29 percent. Congress acted directly to reduce federal spending in only 22 of 66 opportunities.
The piece criticizes Eastern seaboard internationalists and the New York Herald Tribune for disloyalty to Eisenhower s foreign policy. It argues Dulles fears Sputnik and warns against spending on allies while urging focus on domestic debt and voter anger. It ends with a fading joke about aging and teens.
Farmers increasingly automate silage handling with mechanical unloaders and bank feeders. An Ohio State survey shows typical farms with 70 to 300 head feeding about 70 cattle on 70 to 650 acre holdings. Installations aim to chute silage into barn carts or feedlots, using motors of 5 and 2 horsepower, with revolving bunks and trough conveyors.
List of patients admitted to Bear Lake Memorial Hospital in Montpelier and surrounding towns from Nov 4 to Nov 10 including major and minor surgeries and medical cases. Births reported: multiple children born to local residents with dates in November. The note ends with a quotation about valuing straightforward talk.
A new product DIATRON claims to curb hunger without drugs diet or exercise letting dieters eat what they like while weight falls. It sells at 3.00 with a money back guarantee return empty bottle to Love Drug Store Paris.
Ground breaking for a million dollar Student Union building at Idaho State College in Pocatello took place last Tuesday with school officials and student body representatives present. The project is financed by student funds and aims to energize campus facilities. Donald R. Mitchell of Terreton, a University of Idaho graduate returning from Iraq, was named assistant state 4 H Club leader pending regents’ approval by President D. R. Theophilus. Olaf Moller, Rupert painter, highlighted a Boise Art Gallery one man show featuring landscapes from New England and the western states.
A traffic expert proposed tinted highways with a practical red shade. The concept aims to mask bloodstains and improve road appearance while maintaining visibility and safety. Further testing and standards would be needed before any installation.
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