Citizen's Program for 1966 North Cache Valley action plan
In Our Opinion urges a 1966 agenda for North Cache Valley including completion of the Grace highway, promoting Franklin as a historic site, enlarging the Preston Rodeo with a regional celebration, promoting a junior college district, boosting regional tourism cooperation, industrial development in North Cache, consolidating East and West Side school districts, pursuing a Franklin County nursing home, and expanding reservoirs and streams for recreation. The piece emphasizes broad local support and cross‑county collaboration to advance these projects.
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Cache Valley
Soda Springs
Allortheastern
Idaho
Northern
Frankeein
Columbia River
Oregon State Historical Society
Franklin
Franklin County
Preston
Joe Garner
Chamber of Commerce
North
Logan
Richmond
Logan Canyon
Montpelier
Brigham City
East Side
West Side
Eastside
LDS Church
Twin Lakes
Glendale
Cub River
Strawberry
Mink Creek
Waterways Committee
Trousseau Tea and Wedding Receptions Sparks Debate
A columnist opines on wedding customs in Cache Valley, praising cherished memories while criticizing showy displays. He condemns quelling lingerie and negligees at receptions and warns that dressing racks reveal inappropriate items to guests. The piece ends with a reflective aside about children walking home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache Valley
Preston Idaho publication details and pricing
The item lists address 11 South State Preston Idaho and phone 252-0155. It notes second class matter at Preston Post Office under March 8 1875 act and daily publication by Citizen Publishing Company with rates 350 per year 2.00 for six months. Includes regional pricing for Franklin Bannock Caribou counties and out of county rates. Mentions co publishers J Walter Ross Wayne D Bell and consolidation of local papers and memberships and representations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South State
Preston
Idaho
Citizen Publishing Company, Inc
Franklin, Bannock
Caribou
J. Walter Ross
Wayne D. Bell
Franklin County Citizen
Cache Valley Clarion
Idaho Press_Association, Inc
Unclear fragmentary report on local dinner visit and talk
A fragmented local note describes a late arrival for a T-bone dinner with Morris Parry and his wife in Preston on a snowy Saturday. It mentions Tom Heath’s daughter and others listening to poems and discussing a potential new small industry in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drvid
Morris Parry
Preston
Prac- Tom Heath
Tom
Ted
Notable War Chorus Calls for Bombing Hanoi and Haiphong
A fragment from a wartime column cites returning senators and generals urging aggressive action against Hanoi and Haiphong. It frames bombing as the least the nation can do to support ground troops, while noting some senior officers favor broader strikes.
Time to bomb Haiphong and Hanoi is now
Ray Friess argues that the fear of retaliation should not deter aggressive action in Asia. Citing George Orwell, the piece suggests colonial leadership requires decisive force and warns that hesitation invites stronger adversaries and further unrest in the region.
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China
Asia
George Orwell
Burma
Orwell
Mr Orwell
Haiphong
Hanoi
January Birthday List of Local Residents
A compiled list of residents with January birth dates including Larry Bradford Bob Godfrey Ruth Kent LaVor Dent Weeks Jess Wheeler John Vyho Fued Guelda Clawson Donald LeFevre Suzane Bowman Jeddie Geddes Bill J Auper Kum Allan Haven Lee Roberts Martyn Bodily Casey Lew Reed H Brenchley Kathren Chattan Sessulee Jensen Royce Fuhnman Jay Dee Karren Scott Owen Caro Brenchley Woodrow Winward Harold Vi Hull Kenna Winn Brock Alder Norma Durrant Elva J Flwood LaVone Gunnell Sherry Swainston Lottie Lou Philips Nat Fidwards Steven Klippert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martyn Bodily Casey Lew Reed H Brenchley
Kathren Chattan
Sessulee Jensen and
Royce Fuhnman
Jay Dee Karren
Scott Owen
Caro Brenchley Wood Row
Winward Harold Vi
Hull
Kenna Winn Brock B
Alder
Norma Durrant
Elva J Flwood, LaVone Gunnell
Sherry Swainston
Lottie Lou Phillips
Nat Fidwards
Steven Klippert
Local notes from Franklin and Preston Citizens
Community items chronicle military service plans, business moves, church plans, and social events. Bryan Winward prepares for a Samoan mission. Preston Lumber ad novelty highlighted. church fund plans for a Fourth Ward chapel. weddings, home gatherings, and holiday visits noted.
Reorganization of Idaho Legislature and Open Primary Debate
The piece argues that a special session may revamp election machinery to as to permit open primaries and change senatorial and representative districts. It notes clashes between county based nominating practices and required equal population representation, and questions legislators serving as de facto delegates in pre primary conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Vernon K Smith
US Supreme Court
Idaho Falls
Boise
State Assembly
Sous Centralea
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Barney Rice
Emily Post
Paul Harvey
Haiphong Harbor
MR. Harvey
By Ray Friess
Frarklan
Happy
Larry Bradford
Bob Godfrey
Ruth Kent LaVor Dent
Jess Wheder
John VY Ho
Fued
Guelda Clawson
Donald LeFevre
Suzane Bowman
Jeddhie Geddes
Bill J Auper
Kum
Allan Haven Lee Roberts
Cleveland Grace Briefs
Keith Clegg
Niter
Dean Panter
Cleveland
Sheldon Kendall
Grace
Theone Kendall
Grace High School
Grace Harris
Wayne Anderson
Thatcher
Preston Hospital
Fred Anderson
Ralph Anderson
Preston Citizen
Bryan Winward
Samoan Islands
Jos Belnap
I’reston Lumber Co
Jefferson School
Fourth Ward
I B Evans
Bishop Earl,cashtind
Preston First Ward
Bill Huntington
California
Tiom Sperry
American Food Store
Palace Market
Lee Prekett
Adam Nelson
Auxuary International Sanitary Association
Ogden
Don Burnham
Owl Billiards
Reed Cutler
East Oneida
Nellie Johnson
Aula Griffeth
Wils Johnson
Grace County
Fred Hawkes
Will Palmer
State of
Newell Hart
Faizee
Lumbermans
Lewiston Briers
Bardo Bodily
Ray Wheeler
Byron Glover
Sharon Godfrey
Trim Dee Creger
Leon Creger
Lewiston Third Ward
James Pond
Bishop Smith
Blanche Marler
Terry Talbot
Sonja Sharp
Kandace Pond
Kristine Marler
Kelly Talbot
Dee Smith
Clair Marler
By John Corlett
Idaho Daily Statesman
Strictly Business
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