Power race frames a sharp Cold War warning
The article argues the Soviet drive to overtake U.S. power capacity by 1975, praising private enterprise and criticizing government subsidies as more economical. It contrasts Western power policies with Soviet aims while noting global tensions, Cuba, and naval restrictions as part of an ominous security climate.
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Russia
Cuba Will Still Be Right Where It Has a
After the Mississippi commotion fades and the World Series ends the last word on Walter Schirra’s six orbit ride and Khrushchev’s Berlin talks Cuba will remain in its fixed position in regional and global tension, a steady point in the headlines.
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Mississippi
Walter Schirra
Khrushchev
Berlin
Cuba
Yellowstone Park Extends Open Season to October 31
Yellowstone officials announced extended operations at Old Faithful Inn through October 31 with dining and lodging available. Park service stations at Lake and Old Faithful will stay open, and several campgrounds including Canyon Fishing Bridge Mammoth Old Faithful Indian Creek Lava Creek Pebble Creek Slough Creek will remain open until weather requires closure.
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Yellowstone National Park
Old Faithful
Lemuel A. Garrison
Yellowstone Park
Lake and
Yellowstone
Canyon
Fishing Bridge
Mammoth
Indian Creek
Lowing
Lava Creek
Pebble Creek
Slough Creek
Hospital admissions and births listed by Oct dates
The notice records numerous medical admissions in Montpelier and surrounding towns from Oct 9 to Oct 19 including Melvin Passey Minnie Gambling Joseph Burgoyne and others with medical and major surgery notes. Birth announcements include a boy to Mattson of Laketown a girl named Hirschi of Geneva and twin girls to Grunig of Montpelier.
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Melvin Passey
Ovid
Minnie Gambling
Montpelier
Joseph Burgoyne
DeAnn
Glen Anderson
Soda Springs
Stanley Thurber
Renee Thornock
Laketown
Leland Powell
C. Julian
George Russell
Paris
Wm. J. Robinson
Gery
Leo
John Spencer
Adrian
Ralph Tilley
Archie Freeman
Geraldine
Dean Ward
Bloomington
John R. Rigby
Otto Mattson
Girt Rrm Hirschi
Geneva
Elmer O. Hatch
Glen Grunig
Relief Society Social Includes Skit and Tributes
The Relief Society opened its social with Ongan selections and a skit The Good Ship Relief Society narrated by Ina Peterson. Helen Parker entertained on piano. Donna Larsen and Lucille Jensen received a tribute and gift. Refreshments were served.
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Relief Society
Ongan
Delma Sorenson
Good Ship Relief Society
Ina Peterson
Ruth Beck
Gayle Sorenson
LaRae Nielson
Marietta Sorenson
Eva Johnson
Helen Parker
Nina Sorenson
Donna Larsen
Lucille Jensen
Ivy Jensen
Elaine Hymas
St. Charles
Alfred Jensen
Peter Nielson
Inez Phelps
Hazel L. Peterson
Hyrma Olsen
Kay Olsen
Salt Lake
Hyrma Anderson
Olsens
J. C. Olsen
Montpelier
Willard G. Johnson
Willard Johnson
Long Beach
California
Kendell Larsen
Stacey Lynn
Spencer
Don. Jensen
LDS Church
Don—Jensen
Ross
Lynn-Sleight
Paul Martinson
Murray
Utah
Sunset
Reed Wests
Local Residents Share Visits and Life Events Across Communities
Mr and Mrs LaVon Sprouse joined Mr and Mrs Davis Vallentine in Salt Lake City where LaVon visited a doctor. Mrs Ronald Hansen returned home after a hospital stay at Bear Lake. Reed and Jody Wamsley of Ogden and Rollin Findlay hosted visitors from Ogden and Salt Lake City. The Kimball and Pugmire families hosted, while Leslie Kimball celebrated a ground grandchild born to Otto Mattson of Laketown. Laure Whittington spent the weekend with DeVers Whittington in Idaho.
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LaVon Sprouse
Davis Vallentine
Salt Lake City
LaVon
Ronald Hansen
Bear -Lake Hospital
Reed Wamsley
Ogden
Milford Wamsley
John Hansen
LaGrant Tremelling
Ned Calder
Rollin Findlay
Sidney Hyden
Marion Freeman
Lynn Lutz
Colette
Glenn Lutz
Steven Kears
Logan
Donna Groll
Randolph
Mary Crompton
Evanston
Wyoming
Maxine A
Len Cook
J. N. Cook
Kent—Kimball
Leslie Kimball
Preston Pugmire
Henry Shearerer
Duke Blasco
Walter Nelson
Maurine Jensen
Noreen Hansen
Wednseday
Richard Corina
Gilbert Athay
Robert Calder
Bear Lake County Waterfowl Shooting Hours
October daily shooting hours for waterfowl in Bear Lake County run from one half hour before sunrise to sunset. Dates listed include October 19 through October 31 with sunrise times around 6:18 to 6:33 and sunset around 5:24 to 5:42.
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Bear Lake
Hunters Hit Open Fields Across State in Fall Migration
Thousands of hunters and dishermen roam the state as the migratory waterfowl season opens at noon October 17 and the deer and elk hunting block opens October 20. Campfire, gunfire and private property warnings stress safety across management units.
Smart Parents Emphasize Learning Through Experience
Parents advocate hands on learning for children focusing on practical activities over rote instruction. They stress curiosity, problem solving, and real world tasks to build lasting skills and confidence.
Montpelier Area Family News and Travel Visits
Lanark area residents record multiple visits and travel connections with relatives and friends. Melvin Passey was taken to Bear Lake Memorial hospital Tuesday. Ida Passey and Margaret Passey attended events in Montpelier and Preston while many guests visited Irwin Parker, Harlan Eborn, and David Parker families.
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Melvin Passey
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Karl, Shane and
Loretta Roberts
Liberty
Harlan, Eborn
Harlan Eborn
James
Byron Eborn
Montpelier
Luda
Ida Passey
Lula Passey
Darrell Eborn
Preston
Ellis Eborn
Salt Lake City
John Messmore
Pocatello
Norma Burton
Roger
Grace
Bud Parker
Irwin Parker
iMr
David Parker
Logan
Margaret Passey
Montpelier Stake Center
Ivy Parker
Carmina Earley
Margaret~Passey
Edna—fborn
Roger Jenson
Malad
Leo Smith
Theo Nelson
Gary King
Lester King
Layton
Utah
Maida
Carlos Parker
D. F. Taylor
DeVert Passey
Ward Chapel
Worthy Beck
St. Charles
Dana
Terry Eborn
September Fish and Game Violations Lead to Fines
Eighty five arrests for fish and game violations in September produced fines totaling 2467 dollars. About half of the fines remain in the 32 counties where the citations were issued.
Idaho Farm Employment Falls 5,000 From Year Ago
USDA crop report for Idaho covering September 23 29 1962 shows about 84 000 persons employed on farms. Hired workers total 26 000 and family workers 58 000 with declines from last year and average. overall farm employment downward.
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USDA
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