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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1965
Page
2
The Paris Post lists Thomas E Preston and Mary A Preston as editors and publishers. It provides contact numbers and residence, along with subscription rates of 3.00 per year or 2.00 for six months. It notes Paris Idaho as a second class mail publication under the 1879 act.
Ivan Beck receives a Gates Rubber Company award from a mystery motorist after honesty with a faulty fan belt. The Letter describes Cedar City Parowan rivalry easing into cooperation, supporting the two high schools Bear Lake Valley and the College of Southern Utah.
Baby girl born to Wayne Nye and wife in Paris on August 12 1965. Baby girl born to Reverend John Shellenberger and wife in Montpelier on August 14 1965. Baby girl born to Thomas Preston and wife in Paris on August 15 1965. Baby girl born to Hart Walker and wife in Evanee on August 19 1965. Baby girl born to Bryan Hobeson and wife in Soda Springs on August 20 1965.
A Hoopeston Chronicle-Herald report warns that a federal $188 000 subsidized newspaper will open in Willow Run Michigan aimed at honest reporting by the government Critics call it a sham, a cultural propaganda tool and a boastful government overreach, with editors set to challenge its credibility.
The piece argues Secretary Willard Wirtz may move the Labor Department to an Office of Unemployment Promotion. It describes cuts to farm labor, new mechanical harvesters for asparagus and tomatoes, and predicts mass unemployment as automation replaces seasonal workers.
Subscriptions and safety are emphasized as students head to school outings. The notice stresses careful travel and keeping subscribers informed, aiming to prevent losses and ensure smooth participation.
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