Change to Tabloid Size For The Post
The Post announces a trial shift to tabloid size to improve readability and ad display. The paper will publish more pages per issue and seeks reader and advertiser feedback before full adoption.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1964
Page
2
The Post announces a trial shift to tabloid size to improve readability and ad display. The paper will publish more pages per issue and seeks reader and advertiser feedback before full adoption.
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In the 2nd District race George Hansen of Pocatello appears the pace-setter in advertising while incumbent Ralph Harding lags due to staying in Washington for the current session. Harding’s team must accelerate to match Hansen’s campaign pace.
The Idaho editorial aired on KIDO Radio Boise on Sunday September 6 as part of Idaho Editorializes. It warned of highway dangers from livestock and urged riders and drivers to heed safety measures.
Incumbent Congressman Ralph Harding says he will campaign across Idaho and predicts President Johnson will win the state for the Democrats. He expects Goldwater to fail even in a GOP stronghold like Bingham and that northern Idaho will back Johnson by about 15,000 votes, with southern Idaho trailing. Harding warns Hansen’s campaign on a farm-focused Goldwater platform will face tough odds if Goldwater gains statewide.
James D. McClary a Boise contractor and treasurer of the Idaho Republican State Central Committee was named Idaho State Campaign Coordinator for the Goldwater Miller presidential effort in Idaho.
A party of visitors led by Bobby Bass of Rawleigh North Carolina and including Martha Bass Eva Sullivan and Fanny Williams stayed with Ezra Poulsen at Fish Haven and Horace Sullivan at Bear Lake Lodge. They toured the Tabernacle in Paris and visited Chas Law and Calvin Smedley. The group, relatives of Mrs Ezra Poulsen and Mr Sullivan, praised Bear Lake and the valley.
Announcement reports Mr. McClary will oversee Republican presidential activities in Idaho coordinating with Citizens for Goldwater Miller. He reports to Stephen Shadegg campaign director for Region 7 and operates under Dean Burch and John McMurray with Morrison Knudsen on leave for the campaign. Frank A. Whetstone named Far West Regional Director for the Goldwater Miller citizens group guiding activities across ten states including Idaho and Hawaii.
The 8th annual Joseph Lewis Sr family reunion occurred Labor Day September 7 at Paris Fielding High School. About 100 descendants attended a pot luck luncheon as John Lewis family ran arrangements with Par ley Lewis as president and Larry Lewis leading the meeting and program.
The Business and Professional Woman's Club of Bear Lake County will restart its 64-65 season with a dinner meeting at Bear Lake Lodge Fish Haven Resort on Monday September 14 at 8 00 p m Members may join and non members may attend the first dinner by contacting Mrs Vivian Warren by September 11 Montpelier members may meet at City Hall at 7 30 to pool rides Civic Participation committee organized the event with Pat Wilde as guest speaker The Civil Defense themed program promises additional information for the evening
Fish and Game workers place washed gravel in an artificial hatching channel on the Lemhi River. Eyed steelhead eggs are laid in and covered with gravel to incubate naturally. The experimental program, in its 38th year, aims to restore steelhead spawning runs where only a remnant remains.
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