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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1960

Page

14

Farm Bureau delegates defend constitutional rights stance

Delegates at the American Farm Bureau Federation convention in Chicago adopt a platform defending limited federal power, private property, free enterprise, and individual responsibility, opposing centralization and socialist or totalitarian economic models. The text emphasizes adherence to the Constitution, personal liberty, and state rights.

American Farm Bureau Chicago U. S Farm Bureau America Polis Cies

Farm Bureau talent finds girls trio reports national convention trip

The Farm Bureau monthly meeting featured reports from talent find winners who toured Chicago for the national convention. Lynda Knudson recounted travel aboard the City of Portland, hotel stays, and city sights while Anna Lee Fisher and Joan Woodward described experiences, meals, and the Civic Opera House audition.

Farm Bureau Chicago National Farm Bureau Convention Lynda Knudson Pocatello Union Pacific Portland Mammoth Morrison Hotel Joan Woodward Anna Lee Fisher Lake Michigan Planetarium Aquarium

Two Year Old Mary Beth Pyron Named Poster Girl

Mary Beth Pyron of Florence Alabama is selected as national poster girl for the 1960 March of Dimes campaign. Her image will appear on charity items nationwide to support research against birth defects arthritis and polio. Mary Beth was born with an open spine and hydrocephalus. Her family and physicians hope for progress through medical research funded by the March of Dimes.

Mary Beth Pyron James T. Pyron Florence Ala U.S Mary Be Hope New Marth of Dimes Mary Beth Tommy

Income Tax Facts Exemptions Guide for 1959

Exemptions determine yearly tax-free income with $600 per exemption. You get one for yourself and one extra if you were 65 or older or blind on December 31, 1959. If both conditions apply you may have two additional exemptions.

Exemption Rules for Joint or Separate Returns

The text explains exemptions for spouses on joint or separate tax returns and when additional age and blindness exemptions apply. It notes death in 1959 fixes exemptions at the date of death and mentions research by Dr. Feller on hardening arteries metabolic diseases and obesity.

Feller

Overweight Mice Challenge VA Hospital Weight Loss Not Easy

Researchers at the Seattle VA hospital led by Dr. David D. Feller find fatty tissue in overweight mice acts actively to produce more fat, suggesting obesity is reinforced by tissue activity making weight loss harder. The study implies similar mechanisms may affect humans trying to shed pounds.

Seattle Veterans Administration Hospital David D. Feller Seattle VA Hospital

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