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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1961
Page
15
A collage of editorials argues about rising federal aid and national debt. It cites measures from 1930 onward, noting debt near 750 billion dollars and per-person liability, plus calls for more local control and responsible development across states and communities.
Epiphany marks the visit of the Three Wise Men and Christ’s birth, with Twelfth Night customs worldwide. French and Swiss children seek a hidden prize in a pastry, while Shakespeare’s play echoes medieval revelry once staged in churches and now linked to Whitehall Palace performances in 1601.
Businesses support this paper with ads enabling local news about Franklin County neighbors. Readers who enjoy community reporting help sustain the publication through advertising.
NASA and the Aerospace Education Council announce Mark Hart's AEROSPACE WORD POWER 95 pages with 800 space terms and self tests. 50,000 copies, 500+ booklets and kits from 107 sources, 170000 copies in three years distributed to teachers libraries and agencies. Hart presented copies to local library and high school. Pentagon requested copies after publication. Also advise safe disposal of household rubbish away from buildings and wires.
The fragment describes Reyes about 30 miles north of San Francisco, remaining isolated as in 1579 when Drake named the Golden Hynde there. It highlights rolling hills cliffs and snowy beaches as a refuge for wild flowers and animals.
Ancient Romans sent holly to friends during Saturnalia. Druids kept holly as an invitation to spirits in winter dwellings. Early Germans used holly in sunward rites. Mistletoe and holly carry legends from pagan times. Today holly is mainly traditional and decorative with less cultural meaning.
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