A Change In American Politics
An opinion piece argues parties are shifting away from tradition where insiders rise through local offices to appointing non professionals. It cites Eisenhower Romney Glenn and Hansberger as examples and notes this trend may reshape the national party system.
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America
Washington
Grant
Dwight Eisenhow
Michigan
George Romney
Pennsylvania
John Glenn
Idaho
R V Hansberger
Boise Cascade Corporation
Eisenhower
Romney
Genn
Hansberger
Bet Art
Touche Girls Fashion Notes Stir Campus Talk
A playful critique from school officials and readers about girls fashion as drum major hairdos and beatrified styles. The piece pokes at past and present trends, praising wigs over some messy styles while urging restraint and humor in campus style scrutiny.
Cache Valley Mayor Association aims to unite valley communities
Preston mayor joins the Cache Valley Mayors Association now inviting Franklin County to join. The group would include Cache Valley mayors and seek closer ties across Idaho and Utah. Officials say the association could bridge economic links and regional collaboration.
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Preston
Cache County
Cache Valley
Franklin County
Idaho
USA
Utah
Chambers of Commerce
Atomic power estimate sparks world death toll claim
A quoted scientist claims the United States could produce about 140000 fissionable bombs with each bomb twice the Hiroshima yield, threatening tens of billions of deaths. The article notes debates and sensational phrasing about atomic capability.
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United States
Wigs, Prophecy, and Mistakes Highlight Small Town Incident
A Preston youth wore a wig at a tournament. Outsiders from Aberdeen demanded it, and violence followed. The local supplier was warned not to sell to them. The piece ends with a Cicero quote on human error and a reader-supplied, cryptic prophecy linked to Kennedy era rumors.
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Preston
North Carolina
Kennedy
Wyoming
Roosevelt
GRIT
Jeron K Cris
Local Brief Teases Names In Paper For Beatle Days
A jumble of names appears in a community note with mentions of Charley Peterson Gene Ander son and Carol Lou Ander son. Other readers include Steven Norton Neal Porter Jay Larsen Kent Hollingsworth Lazell Auger and more, plus Susan Nash Betty Carter Colleen Cherrington Margaret LaMont Marsha Hogan Loretta Holliday Kay Corbridge Jill Boden. Bill Huntlington notes readers that The Citizen is read. Maxee Chandler preps for Beatle Days. Don Pack and Bonna Lou Pack discuss a geological diver in Salt Lake. Rulon Dunn quiets upset birds.
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Charley Peterson
Gene
Carol Lou Anderson
Steven Norton
Neal Porter
Jay Larsen
Kent Hollingsworth
Lazell Auger
Steve Jones
Dennis Chatterton
Scott Bowers
Susan Nash
Betty Carter
Colleen Cherrington
Margaret LaMont
Marsha Hoggan
Loretta Holliday
Kay Corbridge
Jill Boden
Bill Huntlington
Maxee Chandler
Don
Bonna Lou Pack
Salt Lake
Rulon Dunn
Warren Commission and Red Fear in Kennedy Case
Paul Harvey asserts the Warren Commission rushed conclusions after Kennedy’s assassination. He accuses Johnson of bias and claims Communists and Russia influence U.S. hate and dissent. Harvey suggests Oswald acted with Russian pay and questions testimony secrecy while urging truth and restraint.
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Earl Warren
Ated
United States
Russia
Harvey
Johnson
United
Tate Weu
Oswald
Soo
Warren
Soviet Union
Birthday listings for Eddie Clayson and others across February and March
Community birthday page lists individuals with dates and names including Eddie Clayson Leora King Charlotte Gibbons Kevin Thompson Judy Lynn Garner Rose Mary Hutchins Lois Bernklau al Larsen Russell Westerberg Mauna Merrill Garland Kidd Carolyn McKnight Lyle Talbot Chris Jorgenson Wynn Whitehead Helen Merrill Philip Mortenson Larry Kingsford Kenny Porter Steve Bergquist Mary Ellen Larsen Geraldine Sorenson Ellis Johnson Marian Beveridge Kristin Maughn Myrna Keller Wendy Esplin Denis Hendricks Wells Jackson Judy Rawlins Judy Pond Gavin Bart Rick Thearer Wayne Bovack Steve Wilcox Nelda Wheeler Sadie Colyer Wathy Gorden Rotert Poole Colleen Coburn Billy Space ht Clyde 7 Pater Kevin TPdward Davis Jacquyn Rae Haesen Foaine VMeGee Fred Weber Mary Joyce Gambe Debra Deny
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Eddie Clayson
Barnard Ing’et
LaDene McGee
Eva Heusser
Ruth Weber
Kathryn Burban
Carl H. Anderson
Wynn Gibbons
Leora King
Charlotte Gibbons
Kevin Thompson
Judy Lynn Garner
Rose Mary Hutchins
Lois Bernklau
al Larsen
Russell A Westerberg
Mauna Merrill
Garland H Kidd
Carolyn McKnight
Lyle Talbot
Chris Jorgenson
Wynn Whitehead
Helen Merrill
Philip Mortenson
Larry Kingsford
Kenny Porter
Steve Bergquist
Mary Ellen Larsen
Geraldine Sorenson
Fllis Johnson
Marian Beveridge
Kristin Maughn
Mvrna Keller
Wendy Esplin
Denis Hendricks
Wells Jackson
Judy Rawlins
Judy Pond
Nelda Wheeler
Sadie Col Yer Wathy Gorden Rotert Poole
Colleen Coburn
Billy Space
Clyde
Pater
Kevin Tpdward
Davis
Jaca
Rae Haesen
Foaine Vmegee
Fred Weber
Mary Joyce Gambe
Debra Deny
The Value of a Smile Brightens All Who Give
Poem-like mini essay extols smiles as priceless yet free. It urges daily cheer, personal effort, and spreading kindness, noting smiles enrich both giver and recipient and cannot be bought. It closes with a plea to share a smile even in busy times.
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Farmer's Institute
Frankin County
John A Morrison
Tod
O H Barber
Gun Club
A Glance Back and News from Preston Area
A February 26 1959 glance recalls visits by Mr and Mrs Reed Soopson and other locals to Ogden and Weston. Notables include Dr Vance Campbell of California and Wendell H Smith an Idaho city sewer design engineer. Also mentions Bike Web Century club coach Evan J Sorenson and Lyman G Wanner with air force duties.
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Wendell H Smith
Cal
Idaho
Evan J Sorenson
Preston High School
Bike Web Century Club
Lyman G_ Wanner
Fred Wanner
Preston
303
Davis - Monthan Air Force Base
Tucson
Aziz
England
Kendrick Hawkes
Fred Hawkes
Count di Luna
Capitol
Logan
Usac Music Department
Paul Winn
Leslie Neeley
Red
California
Farmers fear Civil Rights Act overreach in hiring
Gary Fisher voices concern that federal Civil Rights legislation could compel farmers to hire by race under government balance formulas. He warns of loss of federal aid, bank loans, and market access if inspectors enforce employment rules, urging careful Congress debate while defending property rights and limited government.
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Department of Justice
America
House
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Gary Fisher
We Like The New Cover Dear Editor
Letter to the editor thanking readers for reminders about subscription renewal to The Citizen.
Couples Enjoy Arizona Trip and Local Social Notes
Weekend visits include Mr and Mrs Nash and Mr and Mrs Stewart Buttars in Phoenix and Mr and Mrs Leslie Hobbs in Salt Lake City. Limps e ward MIA’s Bee Hive Girls hosted mothers with a program, Norine Bingham spoke for mothers, and YIMIA President Margaret Stevenson spoke. Community remarks praise friendships, local pride, and a church news insert note about subscription tactics.
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D A Nash
Stewart Buttars
Phoenix
Ariz
Leslie Hobbs
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