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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1966
Page
2
A Boise Statesman reader appeals to the forest supervisor about motorized bike noise and damage at Riverside Campground in Atlanta Idaho. He urges rules to limit stays and ban two wheeled vehicles to protect campers and terrain.
The piece analyzes Governor Smyle’s decline in popularity, suggests conservative winds helped State Senator Dan Samuelson, and debates whether Democratic crossover or policy actions like the Sales Tax influenced the Idaho primary outcome. It argues Smylie remained formidable despite criticism and notes broader party impacts.
North Cache Valley scouts reported a first rate time at the Farragut State Park encampment in North Idaho. The two local troops extended a four day trip to ten days, adding bus travel and return legs.
The report lists community members including Rulon Dunn Smith Durrant Swenson Davis Tanner Bingham Jensen Dock Stader Petterberg and Earl Jensen discussing industrial growth beer supply election results cement for the Post Office courthouse block and building renovations in a round of civic commentary.
Paul Harvey notes the Daktari approach to animal training relies on affection and rewards rather than punishment. He contrasts offstage rewards with onstage illusion and observes trainers like Victor Julian use quick hand rewards. He cites baboons in South Africa as capable workers and questions the ethics of withholding incentives.
Cleveland ward officers and families gathered at Grace city park for a party with music from Craig McGregor and Jeff Garbett. Various locals hosted weekend visits, recognitions, and family events across Cleveland and nearby towns in Idaho and Utah.
Idaho voters delivered a dramatic result as State Sen Don Samuelson defeated incumbent Gov Smyle in a Tuesday primary. Conservatives and crossovers boosted Samuelson, while Smyle’s longeared tenure and campaign were judged inadequate. The 168000-plus turnout set a record, with party leaders analyzing implications for November.
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