Burn-up plan to beautify Cache Valley urged
In Our Opinion the valley can reverse decline by a community project. Franklin county official Marvin Gregerson urged action at a Preston Rotary Club meeting, citing declining valuations and population. Citizens propose cleanup drives, demolitions of derelict buildings, and fire department training to rejuvenate towns and schools.
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Marvin Gregerson
Franklin County
Preston Rotary Club
Pet Milk Company
California Packing Corporation
Rotary Club
Utah
Idaho
Cache Valley
Eastside
Preston
Jefferson School
Preston City Park
North Second
Dayton
Weston
Richmond
Truth Squads Suggested To Present Idaho Sales Tax Facts
State representative Orval Hansen proposes Truth Squads to present factual information on Idaho’s sales tax debate. He argues against repealing the tax without a replacement plan and urges voters to weigh alternatives such as property or income taxes, stressing the need to fund education and state progress.
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Orval Hansen
Idaho
Kennedy Center Founded In Honor Of John F Kennedy
Groundbreaking marks a 31 million dollar Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts on the Potomac. By now 155 million of the total has been raised worldwide as a lasting memorial to John F Kennedy and his presidency.
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John F Kennedy
Kennedy
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Potomac
Interesting man Roy Sorenson of Preston
Roy Sorenson, a collector of coins and rocks, has displayed his collections at bank openings and archaeological shows. He recounted at a Golden Spike show in Ogden how he traced a glass piece to Lovell Wyoming and described the old glass factory site found in the rubble with a large 40 by 100 foot pit containing molten green glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Sorenson
Preston
Mr Sorenson
Ogden
Lovell
Wyomin
United States
Vic Sorenson
Lass
Vern Jensen
Riverdale
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Franklin Counts
FBI
Birthday notices and passing references in local column
A jumble of birthday names and notices appears, urging readers to submit birthday listings by April 22. The piece also recounts anecdotes about local industry, glassmaking, and a speech by Vern Jensen of the FBI, including general facts about FBI offices and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen Office
A Glance Back From the Franklin Preston Citizens pages
A collection of local notes recounts Sam Wright visiting Preston to buy a Ford, tales of a garden growing rabbits and a doctor rabbit cure, plus family visits, birthdays, theater trips, conference travel, and college staff appointments in Preston and nearby towns.
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Sam Wright
Franklin
Preston
Mother Rabbit
Brownie
Whitie
Long Ears
Radio Havana broadcasts reach Idaho listeners via short wave
Idaho listeners hear Radio Havana English programs each week. Ralph Frazer of KATN challenged Castro to allow full transcript of his letter on air. After months of silence he received a collect call from Havana and later a broadcast quoting Frazer. Two Franklin County ISU students, David Charles Bell and Charla Ann Bell, are enrolled.
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Castro
Idaho
Radio
Havana
North
Central
South America
Boise
Intermountain West
Fidel Castro
Radio Havana
Ralph F Frazer
KATN
America
Frazer
California
Rehin, County
Idaho State University
Franklin County
David Charles, Bell
Charla Ann ‘Bell
Banida
Notable Local Names Mentioned in Light Social Notes
The page lists several residents and events including LaRae Merrill learning her clock was 40 minutes fast Eldon Tanner lowering an awning Zelda Larsen inviting Darlene King for chocolate ice cream Reid Bosworth announcing a new job Leo Geddes assuming Motor Merc manager role Glen Bingham organizing a Junior College gathering David Orme discussing Hill Air Force Base Willis Oliverson hosting Easter weekend guests.
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LaRae Merrill
Eldon Tanner
Zelda Larsen
Darlene King
Carmel Ripple
Muriel Johnson
Reid Bosworth
Leo Geddes
Motor Merc
Glen Bingham
David Orme
Hill Air Force Base
Welfare Critique Emphasizes Hand Up Over Handout
Paul Harvey cites Talmudic and Jewish thought on poverty, arguing aid should lead to independence. He contrasts Ebionites and Monotheistic teachings with modern welfare, urging training and work over perpetual relief. Prominent figures like Linford and Caudill criticized broad public aid as damaging and called for self-help and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hirsch
Christ
Moses Maimonides
Frederic Doppelt
University of Chicago
School of Social Service Administration
Jon A. Linford
Dean Linford
Sam
Robert Kennedy
Harry Caudill
Whitesburg
Kentucky
The
Cumberlands
Appalachia
Caudill
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Kennedy International Airport
Cape Kennedy
Mt Kennedy
Interesting Man
Barney Rice
Happy
Marian G Condie
Scott Bowles
Merlin T Whittle
Kevin Atkinson
Jay Brent Heuser
Elna Wood
Joyce Bowles
Mark Woodward Blair Paty
Val Reeder
Steve Sant
Silvia Petterberg
Halph ,Johnson
Hen Stocks
Kay Titensor, Margret Shumwas
Kim Coburn
Jon Hawkes
Garry
Brent Earl Gordon
Micheal Anderson
Jimmy Robinson
Leon Edwards
Aprie
Darrell
Beta Mary
Becky Mose
Carface
Kent LaRue Johnson
Michael Wheiler
Ginger Kay Bright
Diane Cole
Robert WreeHull
Bruce L Lowe
Lynn Poulsen
Candice Lowe
Preston Citizen
Reabbit
Baby Rabbit
Thelma Larson
C J Sharp
Mary H Kjar
Colleen
Leslie Checketts
Clover Leaf Club
Thomas Boyle
I. E. Hansen
E . Clayton
Lewis Bowers
Arthur Dursteller
Joe Moser
Salt Lake
Charles Lawrence
Phi Theta Pi
Woodbury College
Los Angeles
Spencer E Nelson
S&s E Nelson
Nelson
Woodbury
Cluff Christensen
Clifford Poole
Logan
Jim Cutler
Elvin Cutler
Wickiup College
Idaho State College
Pocatello
Merlin Chatterton
Leland Chatterton
Richard Charnock
Preston WiFi Zeny
Franklin, Bannock
Caribou
Walter Ross - Wayne
Bell, Co
Franklin County Citizen
Cache Valley Clarion
Idaho Frreon Association
Advertisinw Services
Raose
Fifth Avenue
By Ray Friess
Fait Ney
Lers
Leo
Bon Tarrer
Kika
Toahg
Willis Oliverson
Paul Harvey
MR. Harvey
By McFeathers
Argyle
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