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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1965
Page
2
The Paris Post editors Thomas E. and Mary A. Preston, publishers, are noted for community service honors. The item lists contact numbers and a subscription rate of 38 dollars per year or 2 dollars for six months, with Paris Idaho post office designation as second class mail under the 1879 act.
The author notes a shift from vacation to work and schooling, mentions harvest musings about rice or barley, and recalls a snowy dawn. The Idaho Landholder Sportsman Council launches a statewide program to improve landholder hunter and fisher relations with Hunting by Permission signs and free variations from the Fish and Game Department.
The piece argues that the State Department harms independent business, cites the National Federation of Independent Business, and claims South Africa is a free enterprise ally receiving no U S aid while others get aid and arms. It contrasts treatment of Bantus in South Africa with American policies and mentions missionaries and geopolitics.
Hunting season openings cover sage blue spruce and ruffed grouse from September 18 to November 21 with bag limits of two sage hens daily and eight total for blue spruce and ruffed. Partridge seasons run from September 18 to November 21 with seven birds daily for Hungarian and chukar plus 14 possessions after day one. Mourning dove ends September 19 with 12 daily and 24 in possession. Cottontail rabbit season runs September 1 to February 28, 1966. No local pheasant season. neighboring counties open October 23 noon to November 21 with four cock pheasants daily and eight in possession with hens allowed after specific dates.
FBI lists Alson Thomas Wahrlich as a top ten fugitive sought for unlawful interstate flight to avoid prosecution in a Tucson kidnapping case. Born February 4 1936 he is 5 11 about 170 pounds with blue eyes brown hair and several scars. Authorities warn he may be armed and dangerous and request tips to the FBI.
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