News of Lanark: visits, events, and honors noted
A dense local roundup details visitors from Evanston Rexburg and Paris, church events, a Relief Society bazaar, a funeral in Logan, and a Count of Honor ceremony. Notable items include Eagle and Merit Badges awarded to Scouts, a Style Revue, football at Logan, and the blessing of infant Michael George Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Loveland
Evanston
Wyo
Darrell Eborn
Hanlan Eborn
Udell Roberts
J. G .Eborn
Byron Eborn
Keith Sorenson
Relief Society
Ward Amusement Hall
Ordell Passey
Jerry Hanmon
Ida Toomer
Delbert Parker
Pocatello
Irwin Parker
LaThair Peterson
LaRae Nielson
Alfred Rogers
Ida Passey
Logan
Terrell Peterson
L. J. Shuntliff
Shel Nielson
Soda Springs
John Watts
Hyrum Olsen
Elza Bunderson
A. J Winters
Bruce Jensen
Max Johnson
Paul Nielson
Craig Olsen
Paul Niélsen
Duane Rosen
Nina Korn
Julie Ann Passey
Jay Nielsen
George Johnson
Portland
Ore
Herman Johnsons
Johnson
Larsen
Phyllis Flake
Church Kent
Brent Shuntliff
Fort Rd
Calif
L J. Shurtliff
Dell Sorenson
Dean Ward
L. J Shurtliffs
Russell Sorenson
Mitchell Beck
Steven Jensen
Darwin Jensen
Steven
Owen Stock
Moon Pulley
Gay Sorenson
Sandra Peterson
Merlyn Sorenson
Wayne Wiiahnson
Adramn Nielson
Michael George
Herman Johnson
News from Ovid MIA meeting note with visitors
Mrs Albert Miller served as Stake Relief Society visitor at the meeting Tuesday. Marietta Sorenson handled the nursery. The MIA girls and boys presented a program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Miller
Stake Relief Society
Marietta Sorenson
Mia
Letters Question Civil Rights Act in Paris Post Ad
A Paris Idaho letter to the editor argues the Civil Rights Act of 1963 will curb discrimination in employment and public programs, rejects fear-based claims, and explains provisions on federal powers, desegregation, school aid, and voting safeguards with clarification of overblown assertions.
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Paris
Idaho
Congress
United States
Commission
United States Commissioner of Education
Attorney General's Office
Justice Department
Tthe
Let Us Live To Keep Men Free
Ezra Taft Benson delivers a John Birch Society speech in Los Angeles praising free agency, denouncing socialism and atheistic communism, and stressing that freedom comes from God, with references to Jefferson, Washington, Lincoln, and the Constitution. The talk warns of creeping socialism and calls Americans to defend liberty through faith and free enterprise.
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Ezra Taft Benson
John Birch Society
Los Angeles
The
Freedom Press
Lillian Asher Drake
Pressworthy Publications Corporation
Calif
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
David O. McKay
Edmund Burke
United States of America
Goethe
the Freeman
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Americas
George Washington
Lincoln
Thas
Lucifer
London
England
Thomas Jefferson
Council In Heaven
United States
Court debate on voter registration and civil rights ad
The document argues that less than 15 percent of qualified African Americans are allowed to register in some Southern states. It criticizes the Coordinating Committee for Fundamental American Freedoms as misleading and lacking real solutions to a grave social problem. It warns that continued oppression could stain American history.
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Paris Post
Committee For Fundamental American Freedom
Washington
Hus
Bwt
Court
Congress
FERC
Attorney General
Community Relations Service
Commission
Patrick Henry
Libery
Philadelphia
United States
Committee For Fundamental American Freedoms
Hitler
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Bear Lake County
Thomas E. Preston
Telephone Paris
Idaho State Press Association
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Bob Hope
Anita Ekberg
Edie Adams
Billy Budd
Robert Ryan
Peter Ustinov
Terence Stamp
Charlton Heston
Yvette Mimieux
George Chakiris
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Richard
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