Campaign costs rise as Idaho politics shift with new law
Orval Hansen exits pursuit of the GOP congressional nomination citing money as a key factor. Gov. Smylie notes the new Primary convention law will push costs higher, forcing candidates to campaign longer and spend more on travel, printing, media, and postage as parties fund some expenses. State law caps primary expenditures and candidates must file after the primary, often staying just under limits.
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Robert E. Smylie
Hansen
Dafto
Congress
Statehouse
Ani
U. S. Senate
Sheriff Talbot Resigns After 12 Years in Franklin County
Sheriff LaRay Talbot announces resignation after 12 years to join California Packing Corporation. Effective May 18, the move follows Deputy Arlando Larsen’s resignation today. Talbot will work in plant operations while remaining in Preston, expressing pride in county service.
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LaRay Talbot
Franklin County
Talbot
Sheriff Talbot
Preston
Sher
Jefferson Central PTA Meeting Sets Election of Officers
Jefferson Central PTA will meet Monday at 8 p m in the Jefferson Cafeteria. Election of 1964 and 1965 officers will be held. Principal Wayne Brown will outline this year and next curriculum highlights.
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Jefferson-Central Pta
Jefferson
Wayne Brown
Preston Students On Television Play Tonight
Preston high school speech students present Where You There a drama of the crucifixion on Chanel 12 USA tonight at 7 pm. Directed and adapted for TV by Del Mar Derricott head of the department. About 45 students participate. Filming this afternoon.
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Preston High School
USA
Delmar Derricott
Robbins award finalist named on USU campus
Jon Cranney is among the finalists for the Robbins award on the Utah State University campus. Preston Cranney is a major acting figure and has appeared in most USU stage productions for years, starring this year in All The Way Home George Washington Slept Here and The Merchant of Venice. Four other students compete for the honor. presentation is Saturday at 8 pm in the field house.
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USU
Jon Cranney
Preston Cranney
George Washington
Field House
Condie Resigns as Franklin County ASC Chairman
Idaho State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee accepts A G Condie resignation as Franklin County ASC Chairman. They appoint F H Winward as Chairman with Harry Miles Vice Chairman Dale McKay Regular Member and Verdin Hansen First Alternate. The committee and Franklin County farmers express appreciation for six years of faithful service.
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Idaho State Agricultural Stablization and Conservation Committee
A G _ Condie
Franklin County
ASC
F H. Winward
Harry Miles
Dale McKay
Verdin Hansen
Idaho
Kiwanis Career Day Set At Preston High School
The Preston Kiwanis Club and the West Side Kiwanis Club host the first annual Career Day at Preston High School tonight starting at 8 p m. Representatives from various businesses discuss fields with high school students, parents and the public in two session options.
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Preston Ki School
West Side Ki School
Preston Kiwanis Club
Robert Esch
Preston Girl Competes For Title
Carol Taylor a freshman at Utah State University from Preston is among 13 contestants for Daughter of Paul the USA Forestry Queen. The final selection occurred Wednesday and the winner will be announced Friday with two attendants.
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Carol Taylor
Utah State University
Preston
Paul
Bass and Blue Gill Fishing Opens In Reservoirs
Twin Lakes will open for bass and blue gill on May 1 as per local fish and game officer Guy Harris. Trout season starts May 30 to October 31 with bank fishing only during that period. Johnson Weston and Orford reservoirs provide year round fishing. rainbow trout were planted there and at Bear River below Riverdale bridge with 2000 eleven inch fish each. Bear River open year round to all species from Riverdale bridge to the Utah state line. A BSD license is required.
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Twin Lakes
Guy Harris
Fish and Game Conservation Officer
Harris
Bear River
New Riverdale Bridge
Highway 34
Utah State Line
All Wards Enter Oneida Stake Festival Tonight
The Oneida Stake Quartet Festival takes place tonight at 8 p m in the Oneida Stake House. Mrs Joel Peterson the stake music director leads the event with all wards competing and the festival open to the public.
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Oneida Stake
Joel Peterson
Stake
Peterson
Glen Oliverson Named Bishop of Smith Field Ward
Glen Oliverson former Preston football coach and North Cache football coach was named bishop of the Smith Field third ward Sunday. His counselors are Joe Thompson and Creed F Johnson. Oliverson was a member of the Oneida Stake high council.
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Glen Oliverson
Preston
Smithfield
Joe Thompson
Creed F. Johnson
Bishop Oliverson
North Cache
Oneida Stake High Council
County Advances Weston Dayton and Cub River Road Plans
Franklin County officials report progress on Weston Dayton and Cub River road schemes with state and federal funds allocated. Plans include Western Malad road alignment approved by Idaho State Highway and U S Bureau of Public Roads, right of way deeds, forest service releases, and potential bidding soon. The Dayton to Utah Idaho line road will receive federal aid matching funds, with about 1350000 dollars allocated for the county and other highway work.
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Speenea
Sys- Necordin
Lee Schwaneveldt
Franklin County Commission
Ing
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
U. S. Forest
Schwaneveldt
Oneida County
Forest Service
Weston
Weston Canyon
Malad
Peton
Willow Flat
Camp Logan Canyon
Mink Creek
Grace PTA elects officers and honors Dec lamation winners
Grace area PTA named officers for the coming year with Sam Krebs as president and Don Jewitt and Lincoln Burton as vice presidents and secretary. The group also featured a Dec lamation program with Barry Stalker Julie Sargent Judy Turner Kathy Coombs RaNae Cornish Pauline Smith Eldene Smith Neta Mickelson and Candy Garbett performing various speaks and readings.
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Grace
Sam Krebs
Don Jewitt
Lincoln Burton
PTA of Grace
Barry Stalker
Julie Sargent
Judy Turner
Kathy Coombs
RaNae Cornish
Pauline Smith
Eldene Smith
Neta Mickelson
Candy Garbett
Preston and West Side Students Shine at State Music Festival
Preston High School led with top ratings from the Girls Chorus directed by Lyle Shipley and several soloists and ensembles. West Side groups also earned superior marks, including a piano quartet and a baritone solo, as 58 schools competed in Burley.
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Preston High School
Preston
West Side
Burley
Preston High
Lyle Shipley
Sted
Ann Harris
JoLynn Peterson
Carolyn Craner
Pean
Nick Rust
Deanna Merrill
Karen Bodily
Beverly Hart
Louise Johnston
Milford Chase
Daniel Rogers
Kay Rice
Marley Wean
Ard
Areen High School
Sugar Company Gifts Lab Equipment to Preston High
The Amalgamated Sugar Company donated science lab gear from its Franklin County factory to Preston High School. Equipment includes seven balances isothen oven glassware chemicals and a small press for beet pulp testing valued over 2000 dollars with hydrometers priced 2 to 7 dollars each. About three fourths of the material will be usable by the science department.
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Preston High School
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Sugar Company
Franklin County
George Crockett
Committees Named For Grass Tour In Franklin County
Franklin County Grass Man Committee firmed up plans for the 1964 Grass Man program and June 22 tour. May 5 is deadline to apply to County Agents or Chamber of Commerce secretary Rulon Dunn. Committees formed include Tour Joe Garner DeVere Tovey Ralph Roberts Luncheon Al Moser Chair Committee on written briefs Dan Roberts Jack Kennard Ralph Roberts Publicity Wayne Beil Dan Judges Ottis Cole William Reese Von Atkinson Program and Awards Al Approximately 50 business farmers attended last year with ten and seven lunch served.
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Franklin County
Anitanso Progressive Lancier
Rulon Dunn
Chamber of Commerce
Joe Garner
DeVere Tovey
Ralph Roberts
al- Mo
Mode O'Day Opens New Preston Store in Hart Building
Mode O Day opens in Preston on Friday with a gala Saturday and Sunday. The store, in the Hart building, is run by Mrs Earl Hollingsworth. customers may register for decor prizes. It offers Mode O Day women’s wear including dresses lingerie accessories and slippers from nine U.S. factories.
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Preston
Hart's Music Building
Earl Hollingsworth
California
Mod O’day
United State
Data Secan
Logan
Unreadable OCR Fragment Challenges Historical Record
Fragmentary OCR text mentions bonds and finances with garbled phrases and scattered numbers. No clear names places or dates emerge to identify a coherent event or subject for a precise summary.
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Orval Hansen
GOP
Peouiatt
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Kiwanis Club
Stake Vocal Festival
Dayton
Cub River Road
Idaho Sta Department of Highways
Quiper
Owen Wahlstrom
Citizen
Grace Pta
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Saaa
Joe Benson
Pares
Saly Moser
Jo Peterson
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Lyle Paley
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