Senator Church Laments Budget in Denver Speech
Sen. Frank Church criticized Eisenhower era fiscal policy at the Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner in Denver. He noted rising national debt from 267.5 billion in 1953 to 276.2 billion in 1957 and higher interest costs, calling the current budget the largest in peacetime history and urging prudent management.
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Frank Church
Dem
Idaho
Denver
Business Administration
Washington
Colorado
Eisenhower
United States
Church
Eisenhower Budget Critique by Senate Democrat
Senator Church condemns the Eisenhower administration for fiscal irresponsibility. He accuses the White House of passing the budget burden to Congress and highlights costs of the Bureau of the Budget and Defense budgeting. He urges action at the board meeting to avoid disaster.
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Church
Democratic Congress
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Bureau of the Budget
Hoover Commission On Budget and Accounting
Department of Defense
Executive Department
Dworshak Calls For Tax Cuts In Federal Budget Fight
Idaho Senator Henry Dworshak argues in a weekly release that Congress will curb federal spending this session and push for a tax cut next year. He says expansion of programs should end and taxpayers demand relief while inflation remains a risk.
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U. S
Frank Church
Idaho
Hisenhowever
Henry Dworshak
Eisenhower
Senator Dworshak
Washington
Vox Populi
The Preston Citizen at No 8
A brief note lists The Preston Citizen at number 8 in a local directory. The item confirms a community publication schedule and identifies its placement among regional papers.
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Preston Citizen
Idaho Cancer Society Campaign Opens to Raise Funds
This week marks the start of the Idaho division campaign to raise funds for continuing one of the most important community health programs. Local volunteers urge donations to support cancer education and patient assistance efforts statewide.
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Idaho
American Cancer Society
Cancer information drive highlights early warning signs
The state's outstanding educational programs emphasize cancer awareness this April. The message notes 704 Idaho deaths last year and urges timely medical consultation for symptoms such as sores that won’t heal, painless lumps, irregular bleeding, color changes in moles, persistent indigestion, hoarseness, or bowel changes.
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The
Cancer Society
Idaho
Idaho Wildlife Federation runs conservation essay contest
The Idaho Wildlife Federation announces a conservation essay contest to replace the discontinued national contest. Mailings go to sportsmen clubs and schools, with inquiries directed to local clubs or the Idaho Fish and Game Dept. in Boise for contest details and assistance. Inter agency big game meetings between federal land agencies and the Idaho Fish and Game Dept. are set for April across the state to coordinate programs and inform the spring season decisions.
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Idaho Wildlife Federation
Idaho
State
Idaho Fish and Game Dept
Boise
Inter-Agency
Commission
Snowshoe Rabbit Turned Up Near Mt Nebo Highlighting Transplants
In March 1952 Maryland’s Game and Inland Fish Commission released 18 snowshoe rabbits from New York’s Adirondack mountains. A single rabbit weighing eight pounds was shot this spring about four miles from Mt Nebo, near Horner, where eight hares had been released over four years earlier.
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Game and Inland Fish Commission
New York
Adirondack Mountains
Mt. Nebo
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Burley, Idaho
Ken’s Electric Company
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