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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1962
Page
2
Publication line shows weekly edition in Paris Idaho Bear Lake County with editor C O Broxon and contact telephones Paris 945 2163.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told Latin American ambassadors that any government must protect itself and its security. The exchange comes as Congress grows tougher on Cuba policy while debates swirl over possible unilateral U S action. The White House wavers between defending the Monroe Doctrine and avoiding invasion of Cuba amid Russian missile threats.
Opinion urges restricting aid to nations that displace free enterprise with state controlled projects. Cites Tata Motors case in India where public mills outproduced private firms, risking collapse of private investment and undermining the Alliance for Progress. Calls for a strict rule denying aid to competitors of free enterprise to safeguard wealth creation.
The piece condemns federal welfare expansion as soft and destructive to American values. It cites New Jersey and New York cases, recalls FERA founder warnings, and argues for work requirements, private enterprise growth, and reduced public aid to rebuild a strong nation.
The piece questions bail for wartime spy Soblen then notes two suicide attempts leading to his death, asking how a convict under guard could stab himself and obtain barbiturates, while pondering whether restraints have become obsolete.
Four years after his warning to the Western Powers Khrushchev issues a belligerent note accusing the West of fueling incidents at The Wall and threatening a new treaty with East Germany to end the occupation regime in West Berlin. Incidents have risen at The Wall including deaths of those seeking freedom. Allies blamed for allowing the regime to persist.
A $100 million United Nations bond faces sharp criticism as too costly even after amendment. Congressman H R Gross of Iowa urges the U S to withhold payment until other nations settle back dues, a stance reflected in ongoing fiscal debate.
The column lists visits by many residents and relatives including Leo Bartschi, Wallace Stucks, Linda Loveland, Eldon Hymas, Brent Hymas, Jon Hymas, Parley Hymas, Dennis Carlsen, Chris Carlsen, Moroni Minson, Elaine McMurray, Warren McMurray, Donna Roberts, Karen Nance, Janet Nance, McKay Pugmire, Verla Morgan, Jack Allred, Evan Morgan, Bruce Derricott, and others. It notes trips to Brigham City, Seattle, Salt Lake, Preston, Montpelier, and the Utah State Fair with gatherings at varios homes and church events, plus routine social visits and stake gatherings.
Verla Beck and parents visited from Provo while Kent Sorenson stayed three days on furlough to see his parents. Karen Summers and a boyfriend visited with her grandparents the Siver Nielsons, and Mrs. Nielson traveled to Salt Lake with Karen. Kirk Plowman stayed with grandparents Johnson while his mother recovered in hospital. Community members gathered for multiple intercity trips, illnesses, and a heart surgery case involving Pamala Hayes with blood donations from local youths.
Bruce and Max Lyon of Preston spent the weekend with Ed Lyons. Mr and Mrs Lynn Lyon of Montpelier visited Sunday at the Ed Lyon home.
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