Right to Own Gold Sparks Capitol Hill Debate
Congress restored the right to own gold amid inflation fears as lawmakers debate delaying the law before it takes effect. Rep Henry B Gonzalez and Rep Steve Symms clash over the move, arguing it protects or burdens the public and reflects broader fiscal policy.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
U.S
Henry B Gonzalez
Texas
Gonzalez
William Jennings Bryan
Steve Symms
Idaho
Symms
Heroes of today vs. wartime giants in faith and duty
A letter from Weston Idaho lauds veterans Wayne Coe Bill Anderson and John Wirkala as spiritual giants who risked their lives in Vietnam. The writer contrasts these heroes with modern media focus on controversial figures, urging national reverence for true sacrifices and adherence to divine commandments.
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Nathan Hale
Patrick Henry
Arnold Friberg
America
Wayne Coe
Vietnam
Crash Coe
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Time Magazine
Bill Anderson
Boise
Idaho
Twelfth Aviation
John Wirkala
Tribune
DE Serft News
Charles Mason
Jerry Rubin
Stokely Carmichael
Rap Brown
Corks Generales
IsbauAnn Kolhir
Editorial Brief on Small Cars and Injury Risks
An Automobile Club of Oregon summary notes smaller cars raise injury risk after crashes, citing University of Michigan research and national data. It urges combined measures including pollution controls and fines to discourage polluting cars, echoed by US Representative Reuss of Wisconsin.
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University of Michigan Research Group
Automobile Club of Oregon
New York State Department of Motor Vehicles
The
Insurance Institute For Highway Safer
Serius
Reuss
Wisconsin
Preston Indians Open Season With Wins And Local Events
Franklin County district scout appointment for Melvin L Harris noted. Patricia Jeppson wins national homemaking title in Salt Lake City. Preston High hosts teachers institute and trustees convention. Drama club to present The Rose of Plymouth Town. Weston High forms letter club with Derle Thorp as president. Eagle Clothing Co advertises mens suits at 17.350. Tippets Hardware shop robbed of guns. Oneida and Richmond High clash in basketball with a postgame dance. Axel Anderson, a Typhoid patient, dies at the academy.
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Patricia M Jeppson
Preston
Salt Lake City
Glen Oliverson
Preston Indians
Logan Grizzlies
Aberdeen
Preston High School
Teachers’s Institute and Trustees
High School Dramatic Club
Rose of
Plymouth Town
Isis Theatre
Weston High School
Derle Thorp
Tippets Hardware
Jesse James
Hugh Whitney
Oneida
Richmond High School
Clut
South Main Street
Axel Anderson
Academy
U S Food Aid Used for Politics and Pork Barrels
An analysis asserts U S food aid serves political and strategic aims rather than humanitarian needs. It cites Sierra Leone Egypt and Syria receiving varied aid, while most surplus goes to East Asia and Korea. It notes State Department travel lobbying and Congress riding herd on lawmakers junkets.
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United States
America
Africa
U. S
Sierra Leone
Washington
Egypt
Middle East
Syria
East Asia
South Vietnam
South Korea
State Department
Congress
Capitol Hill
Department
European Cold War Tensions Echo Across Europe
The piece surveys escalating East West tensions in Europe with hints of renewed rivalry between the United States and Moscow. It notes political and economic instability in Portugal Spain France Italy and Greece creating a ripe environment for superpower maneuvering while European Communist parties split between Moscow loyalty and national concerns.
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Nyet
United States
Russia
Europe
Portugal
Spain
France
Italy
Greece
Ford
Secre
Moscow
Kremlin
Czechoslovakia
View From The Capitol on Equitable Economic Policy
The piece argues a painless solution to the nation's economic problem is impossible and calls for equitable distribution of costs and benefits. It cites the National Conference of Democratic Governors discussing price and wage controls, credit terms, and tax reforms to aid low and middle income families while preserving growth.
Agriculture Drives Idaho Economy and Jobs
Agriculture is Idaho's single most important industry. About half of all jobs depend directly on agriculture, with indirect links raising total to 40 to 60 percent. For more on how farmers and ranchers need public support, write Idaho Wheat and Bean Commissions Suite M Owyhee Plaza Boise Idaho 83702.
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Idaho
South Dakota
Icahs
West
Idahos
Owyhee Plaza
Boise Idaho
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Melvin L Harris
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Dee
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Save Academy
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Darrell Drury
Bill Woodward
Dawn Hyde
Lori Hobbs
Daryl Johnson
Todd Lewis
David Trujillo
Kay Swainston
Lorm Hatch
Karren Merrill
Larry Chatterton
Tracy Dursteler
Julee Jensen
Linda Wilkes
Jan Harris
Shanna Hall
Nathan Coburn
Kim Rindlisbaker
James Abourezk
Tary
Henry Kissinger
Edward Hutchinson
R-Mich
Aida
Austria
Hilton Head Island
South Carolina
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Kissinger
Uganda
Elizabeth Bagaya
Vogue Magazine
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Toro
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William Saxbe
Father Tito
Paris
Brazil
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