Babson Forecast Predicts 1968 Crisis and Opportunity
The Babson forecast portrays 1968 as a year of recurring crises across social, economic, political, and international arenas. It foresees inflation, public labor struggles, stockpiled debt, and shifts in defense and tax policy, while also noting potential opportunities if government and citizens unite.
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Congress
Federal’ Reservé
United Auto” Workers
Preston High School Dance Staged Under Local Officials
A Preston event at the high school, directed by Carl Hoffman, targeted teens Mia Maid and Explorer age groups. A stakeout by local law enforcement occurred Tuesday at the Batinock building, with statements about charges against an individual named William Thomas for alleged violations.
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Continentals
Preston
Carl Hoffman
Mia Maid
Explorer
Essex
Batinock
Saat
William. Thomas
Pando
Vee
Parale
Former Preston Woman Finalist in National Teacher Contest
Mrs Radia Hull a Preston native and mother of two sons has been chosen as one of five finalists by a national screening committee for the Teacher of the Year program. Hull taught English and is connected with the American Association of School Librarians.
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Radia Hull
Preston
National Educational Leadensing
Thei
Hull
Wi “Bis
Banquet Held in Franklin Courthouse Hall
The 68M couple and their wives Bod were to be honored at a Franklin county courthouse social hall banquet. Sherwin Webb and J. Walter Ross headed the arrangement committee at a chamber meeting held at Pop n Pins. Eldon Crockett, chamber president, appointed a special committee to review dues with Dr. Clair Cutler, Burt Martin, and Wayne Bell named.
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Franklin Courity
Court House
Sherwin Webb
J. Walter Ross
Chamber of Commerce ‘Board
Chamber of Commerce
Phil J. Evans
Eldon Crockett
Chamber
Clair Cutler
Burt Martin
Wayne Bell
Extension Granted for Auto Plates Deadline
Automobile owners in the state have until January 17 to place their new license plates on their cars. The extension was granted by the state this week.
Preston Firms Warned of Suspect Yellow Pages Mailings
A warning went to business and professional men in Preston to watch for mailings that resemble bills for Yellow Pages advertising in the local telephone directory. Several recipients may have paid counterfeit bills before Gus Mink confirmed with Mountain States Telephone that the company never bills for diverting services.
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Preston
Gus Mink
Mountain States Telephone
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