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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1956
Page
3
Marlene Garrett and Marie Lindhardt named as editor and publisher with society editor and local reporter roles in the newspaper masthead.
An editorial from The Daily Bulletin praising Glenn Cunningham's life and character. It recalls his early challenges, athletic greatness, education, and public service. The piece highlights his refusal of easy money, dedication to youth, and influence as a speaker for right living in Blackfoot and beyond.
Idaho taxpayers would pay an estimated 197 595 000 as their share of the 65 865 000 000 federal outlay for fiscal 1957. Max Yost of the Idaho Taxpayers association says Idaho would bear about 0.30 of the total, while noting forecasts of a balanced budget despite rising spending proposals and a high public debt.
Dr Benson explains the American economic pillars private property the profit motive and competitive free market tied to personal freedom. The piece notes Plymouths settlers and the Constitution shaping the American way of life while previewing a three film national education program.
George Peck argues that equality means equal opportunity and equal before the law rather than wealth sharing. He traces socialist aims to equal wealth back to the French Revolution and warns that enforced equality destroys brains and initiative, leading to poverty.
The author argues history shows confiscation harms wealth and that true equality of plenty comes from ample production not state planning. He cites revolutions as failures, praises U S progress through progressive tax, and predicts future abundance from mass production of autos, radios, TVs, fridges and other goods.
The University of Idaho extension awarded pins in December to 124 4-H club leaders who have given five or more years of service. Three leaders have served 15 years.
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