West Side Pirates Win Streak Continues In Idaho High School Play
West Side Pirates defeated American Falls 55 to 38 on Friday after a slow start. Porter led with 15 points, Davis 13, Fisher 12, and McKay 11 as the Pirates stretched their season record to 9 wins and 4 losses. Total points reached 692 in 14 games while allowing 554.
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American Falls Beavers
West Side
Beavers
Pirates
American Falls
Anderson
Porter
Davis
Fisher
McKay
Pirate Club
North Gem
Soda Springs
North Cade
Marsh Valley
Preston
Lehi
Rockland
Malad
Fielding
Southeastern Idaho
Calvin Porter
DeVere McKay
Allen Davis
Dave Hansen
Phil Schwaneveldt
James Fisher
Don Hobbs
Bop Bliss
Ihielding
Grace
Grieze
Norh Gem
Montpelier and Aberdeen Quintets Rally Past Indians in Close Tilts
Preston hosted Montpelier and fell 74-72 in a high scoring, tight affair as Steve Porter led Preston with 27 points and nine rebounds. Aberdeen defeated Preston 50-38 as Owen Hawes led with 21 points and 13 rebounds. Preston sits at 12 1 in league play and faces Moreland Friday against Snake River Panthers.
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Preston
Tribe
Montpelier
Steve Porter
Davenfort
Pat Hoggan
Lorenzo Griff
Aberdeen
Tigers
Dave Hart
Rod Larsen
Lorenzo Griffeth
Owen Hawes
Isste
Moreland
Snake River Panthers
John W Woytko joins Winter Shield at German base
Army Pvt John W Woytko son of Mr and Mrs John M Woytko Preston is slated to join engineers from the 237th battalion in Exercise Winter Shield at Grafenwhrn Hohenfels training area in southern Germany February 1 7 The annual maneuver tests combat readiness of Seventh Army troops and involves 60000 troops marking first joint field exercise of major German army units with U S ground forces Woytke from Heilbronn arrived overseas last February after basic training at Fort Carson Colorado and Preston High School graduation
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Army
John W. Woytko
John M. Woytko
Preston
237Th Engineer Battalion
Grafenwehr-Hohenfels
Germany
Seventh Army
U. S
Woytke
Heilgronn
Fort Carson
Colo
Preston High School
Dixie Dunkley Named USU Personality of the Year
Dixie Dunkley of Franklin is among 48 Utah State University students chosen as year personalities for 1960 Buzzer. She ranks as one of 12 sophomores selected through a screening by Dean J. Elliot Cameron and women’s activity counselor Leah Dunford, then voted on by the student body.
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Dixie Dunkley
Franklin
Utah State University
USU
J. Elliot Cameron
Leah Dunford
Sergeant and Family Visit Relatives Here
S-Sgt. and Mrs. W. Dale Brown with three children visited Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Cordingley of Preston and relatives in Lewiston Utah. Mrs. Brown is the former Roma Cordingley. Sergeant Brown is being transferred from an Air Force base in Mobile Alabama to Denver to attend a missile school.
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W. Dale Brown
Ivan Cordingley
Preston
Lewiston
Utah
Brown
Roma Cordingley
Sergeant Brown
Mobile
Ala
Denver
Indians Face Blackfoot Broncos After Rough Loss
The Indians host the Blackfoot Broncos after a 13 point beating in Blackfoot a few weeks ago. The game comes as a chance for revenge and to regain momentum following the double overtime defeat to Aberdeen.
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Aberdeen
Indians
Blackfoot Broncos
Blackfoot
Debating 1960 Defense Policy and World Peace Risks
The piece weighs national defense and nuclear lag against Eisenhower’s peacetime strategy. It cites General Taylor and Senator Symington warning that US military strength may fall behind the communist bloc by 1961 unless action is taken. It stresses the anxiety over a potential crisis and the importance of a decisive, peaceful policy.
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United States
Eisenhower
Maxwell D. Taylor
Russia
Taylor
Stuart Symington
Air Force
Symington
Senate Armed Service Committee
America
Wheat stocks climb 16 percent in Idaho on Jan 1 1960
USDA Idaho crop report shows on farm and off farm wheat stocks at 30,201,000 bushels up 16 percent from a year earlier. North Idaho holds 2,787,000 bushels more than last year and Pacific Northwest totals reach 152,971,000 bushels. Feed grains in Idaho total 394,812 tons, about 13 percent below a year ago. California’s San Bernardino County note follows.
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Usda Crop Reporting Service
Idaho
North Idaho
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Oregon
Franklin Soil District Sets Annual Work Plan for 1960
Franklin soil conservation district supervisors outlined their 1960 events at a monthly meeting. Planned items include monthly supervisors meetings, a joint session with ASC and SCS in January, an annual district meeting in February, a June conservation tour, and a district wide poster contest with two school districts. The district aims for SCH conservation award entry and state judging based on 1959 60 performance. Attending were Stanton M. Hawkes W D Smart Cecil Fotser DeRalph Perry with Carl A Mortensen excused.
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Franklin Soil -Conservation District
Supervisors
ASC County Committee
SCS
Soil Conservation District
Franklin County
Franklin
Stanton M. Hawkes
W. D. Smart
Cecil Fotser
DeRalph Perry
Carl A. Mortensen
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Dee
Robert N.acock
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