McCarthy Attacks Eisenhower Draw Mixed Public Reaction
The Blackfoot Bulletin notes widespread disapproval of Senator McCarthy's critique of President Eisenhower. The piece argues the attack harms free speech, praises Eisenhower and Senator Watkins for censure handling, and predicts McCarthy's influence will wane while public support remains with the president.
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Floral designs travel from Las Vegas to Preston letters
Sherman and Joan Perkins write from Las Vegas about floral work and a Denver design school trip. They mention designing arrangements for notable performers and invite friends to visit Las Vegas, while sharing updates on home moves and subscriptions.
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Betty Hutton
Joan Fontaine
Marilyn Maxwell
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Sally Rand
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Editorial praise from reader about Preston paper and hometown news
A reader thanks the Citizen for a prior editorial and notes appreciation of hometown news. The writer recalls meeting a local figure, sharing a keepsake, and expresses pride in learning about friends back home while living away.
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Gun Accidents Total 26 In Hunt Season
With 14 weeks of the 1954 hunting season finished and the waterfowl season near, accidental firearm discharges accounted for 18 of 26 hunting gun accidents reported. Ross Leonard of the Idaho fish and game department notes two incidents involved hunters mistaken for game.
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Idaho hunters urged to improve gun safety after accidents
Leonard cites 96 accidents with 11 victims under 20 including two deaths and six injuries from accidental discharges. Most incidents involve big game rifles and shotguns during hunts. youths and vehicle handling raise safety concerns.
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Sign at Center Junction Cuts Traffic Speed
From where I sit Joe Marsh and Whitey Fisher of the State Motor Vehicle Department note Center Junction has a new sign that slows traffic. The sign proclaims a 25 mile per hour limit and claims drivers can pass through in 244 minutes, with no dents since its installation.
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State Motor Vehicle Department
Center Junction
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