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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1962
Page
2
The Paris Post based in Paris Idaho bears the byline of editor and publisher C O Broxon with contact via telephone Paris 945-2163.
The piece cites President Kennedy defending the Monroe Doctrine during a televised press conference and criticizing uncertainty over Soviet troop and equipment movements in Cuba. It notes the clash between hard rhetoric and perceived limits of U.S. intelligence amid Cuban crises and calls the doctrine a refreshed tool in policy.
The Aberican public, described as easy going and generous, resists compulsory unionism. A nationwide poll notes 93 percent oppose forced membership in a church, union, or political group, while only 4 percent support it and 3 percent undecided or not stated.
An Opinion Research poll for the National Right to Work Committee shows broad public concern over compulsory unionism. It notes many union members oppose compulsion and highlights militant leaders like Hoffa and Reuther as rallying points in favor of Right to Work laws, claiming long-simmering public resentment is rising.
Ida Passey travels to Logan Tuesday to visit Mrs. Kenneth Poulsen in hospital. Lula Passey and Ida meet with Elizabeth Brown and Martha Hymas Wednesday. Archie Parker and family bring daughter Ann home from Salt Lake to start school Tuesday. Melvin Passey and others attend Preston fair Friday. Harlan Eborn visits Montpelier Sunday for Terry and Larry Eborn birthdays. Ruth Wixom Larsen of Ottawa Illinois Mary Passey Georgetown Evelyn and Kathy Stucki Paris dine with Irwin Parker Thursday. Larsen is a school friend of the Smith girls.
A national civic appeal urges citizens to curb littering as Keep America Beautiful Inc promotes a war on trash. It cites over 50 million tax dollars annually spent on highway cleanup, fires caused by litter, and health hazards from pests, urging community action nationwide.
Miss Nina Eborn and Mrs Warren Passey traveled to Salt Lake City last week. Mr and Mrs Worthy Beck visited in Ogden over the weekend with relatives. Mrs Ida Passey went to Preston Friday. Primary officers attended a preparation meeting in the ward chapel Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Earl Findlay visited Preston Saturday. Mrs Edna Eborn attended the B P Hymns reunion at the lake last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Melvin Passey and...
Notice is given that Lowell P. Kunz as Guardian will privately sell a parcel of Grant Kunz's estate in Bear Lake County Idaho. The sale on September 17 1962 at 10 AM is to the highest cash bidder subject to court confirmation. Property includes fractions of SEXSE and TM in sections 26 and 36 Township 12 South Range 43 totaling about 20 acres with detailed metes and bounds. 10 percent bid to guardian day of sale. remaining balance upon confirmation and conveyance.
Bloomington residents hosted and visited relatives across Utah Idaho and Oregon with multiple trips to Ogden Brigham City and Seattle. Families highlighted include Stevens Thornock Payne and Nelson with gatherings at Grover Montpelier and St Charles and hospital updates for Otis Bateman and Tamara Reese. The Trail Builder roundup occurred at the recreation hall with stake visitors and local teachers leading activities.
Local families announced weekend visits and trips including Sam Wilkes, Grace and Hyrum, and Salt Lake guests. Several trips to Salt Lake, Billings, and Brigham City were noted, with missionary departures and funeral services cited. House moves and harvest activities along with Peach Day parade outings are described among residents.
A kitchen extension phone saves time and steps by bringing calls to the cook in the kitchen. Available in sunny yellow white beige or pink. To add the wall phone, call the business office or ask your telephone serviceman.
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