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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1959
Page
3
A Holy Week message recalls Christ’s teaching of brotherhood amid war poverty and suffering. It highlights Christian nations as leaders for peace and notes President Eisenhower’s goodwill tour to nine countries across Europe Asia and Africa.
Linda Breese, crippled from birth, benefits from the Columbus Children's Hospital birth defects center funded by New March of Dimes. She undergoes surgery and therapy, no longer needs heavy braces, rides a tricycle, and now wears pretty shoes. The January 1960 campaign targets birth defects arthritis and polio, highlighting hope for families affected by crippling diseases.
In a Christmas address, an ambassador of peace praises Eisenhower for promoting permanent peace and countering communist narratives. He highlights the president as a religious leader guiding Christian values and stresses sacrifices by free nations to uphold peace and Christian ideals worldwide.
The piece argues about Edward W. Greenfield and the 1954 tax reform proposals in US News and World Report. It warns that simplification and lower rates may undermine private charities churches and homes while promoting welfare spending and uniformity. It questions reform by implying it could preserve theft by changing tools.
The department reports a third consecutive year of rounding up pronghorns by helicopter and plane, tagging by sex, and releasing them to study herd productivity. About 575 animals were trapped this fall in the Little Lost River and Pahsimeroi areas, aiding hunting quotas and herd health policies.
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