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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1963
Page
2
The Paris Post records its weekly publication field in Paris Idaho with editor Thomas E Preston leading as publisher. It notes Bear Lake County Idaho as the location and includes a postal designation and subscription rates.
The editorial argues the Senate risks surrendering its advice and consent to White House pressure over the Moscow treaty. It cites concerns from Goldwater Cooper and Dirksen, warns of a rush to ratification, urges constituent pressure, and backs a careful, informed vote despite committee approval.
An opinion piece discusses New Hampshire's lottery approval and Governor King’s view that lottery proceeds should fund education. It promotes True Magazine’s Taxax Plan for a national referendum on legal wagering under government control to reduce taxes and channel funds from the underworld into treasuries.
Local families report weekend visits and travels across Idaho Utah and Nevada. Residents from Bloomington Pocatello Downey Montpelier and Ogden share gatherings church events birthdays and road trips to Jack Pot Nev Red Fish Lake Sun Valley Salmon and Jackson Hole.
Local families travel to Salt Lake City and Yellowstone for visits and tours. A large group from the area attended the funeral of Lucy Webb Smith in Ogden. Residents shopped in Brig ham City and Montpelier. Jeff Kearl was taken to the Montpelier hospital for medical care.
The family expresses sincere appreciation for the kindness shown after the loss of husband and father Jesse Floyd. They assure all that the thoughtful acts will be forever remembered.
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