Foreign aid waste blasted in Capital Gleanings column
U S Senator Henry Dworshak and editor salute and criticize the postwar foreign aid program in Idaho focused commentary. The piece notes opposition in reader questionnaires, shifts from grants to loans, high spending in Viet Nam, propaganda concerns, and calls for taxpayer protection amid inflation and debt. It cites about 3 3 billion in aid this year and mentions information specialists and bar association context.
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U. S
Henry Dworshak
the Citizen
Congress
Scripps-Howard
Viet Nam
New Mexico
United States
Foreign Aid Agency
Jion
Private Citizens May Arrest Under Limited Circumstances
The text explains three conditions for private citizens to arrest: in presence of a felon, for a felonious act not in sight, and when asked by a peace officer to help. It emphasizes justification and probable cause, warning against arbitrary arrests and defining felony as punishable by state prison.
Mouth to mouth resuscitation gains official endorsement
Idaho health guidance notes mouth to mouth breathing, endorsed by the American Red Cross and medical groups, as superior to manual artificial respiration. It outlines steps to clear the airway, tilt the head, seal lips, and deliver breaths at 10 to 20 per minute until breathing resumes.
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Hed Cross
Warsaw Builds On War Ruins Raising Streets Above Sidewalks
In Warsaw Poland postwar structures stand about 10 feet above sidewalks due to rubble remaining under new foundations. Builders leveled world war II debris rather than remove it, creating elevated street lines across the capital.
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Warsaw
Poland
Local family visits and gatherings across multiple towns
Treasures on Mr and Mrs Charles R Howell of Santa Monica and Mrs Wanda Hess included a Wednesday dinner in Preston hosted by Mr and Mrs R A Ward. Attendees spanned Preston Ogden Salt Lake City and California with visits to Moses Lake Washington and a funeral in Weston ward chapel.
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Charles R. Howell
Santa Monia
Calif
Wanda Hess
Preston
R. A. Ward
Niale Olson
Hess
Lila Atkinson
Glenna Paskins
Myrtle Hymas
Salt Lake City
Hymas
Washington
Mack Hymas
Ida Beth Denton
Sim Maughan
Weston Ward
David
Brigham City
Jane Clifford
Ted Paskins
Glenna
Johnson
Logan
Central Park
Submarine Skate Surfaces in Arctic Ice Gap
The National Geographic Magazine notes an outdoor motor helped the nuclear submarine Skate reach an opening in Arctic Ocean ice. The IGY research station’s motorboat circled in the water as the submarine used sonar to surface in a small ice free lake, while oil exploration attracts more prospectors to Alaska than gold.
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Arctic Ocean
National Geographic Magazine
Alaska
Endless Alaskan Winter Halts Drilling Efforts
Construction crews battle frozen ground as steam hoses thaw rock hard soil. Helicopters deliver supplies to isolated camps amid an extended winter pause in exploration and drilling activities.
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Am Independent
Preston ‘Citizen
Franklin County Cisleem
Cache Valley Clarion
Idaho
Don E. Smith
Douglas Palmer
Leland Chatterton Foreman
Coburn
Marie Leindhardt
Weston
County of
Franklin
Pen Forum
Rose
State Bar of
John Deere
Theresa
Cipetne Preston Implement Co
South First West
Lister
Etaoeens
B.E Goodrich
B. F. Goodrich
Atires
Silvertown
U. K
Tire Shop
L. B. Boyd
Prop
West First South
oOdrich Smileage
Lo, Nalplex
Petersen
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