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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1959

Page

11

Text Books That Weaken America

Dr. George S. Benson warns textbooks distort American history and threaten freedom. He cites Dr. E Merrill Root to claim 10 of 11 surveyed high school history texts push socialist communist ideas and erode patriotism, urging a new U.S. history book and vigilant parents and teachers.

George S. Benson National Education Program America E. Merrill Root Dr. Root Earlham College Richmond Ind Root Professor Root

1959 Utah Idaho construction spending outlook

The STRICTLY BUSINESS report covers Utah Idaho and southwestern Wyoming with total area construction value forecast at 580 million dollars for 1959. Utah capital spending expected at 412 million, Idaho 265.4 million. Commercial and manufacturing outlays are detailed by sector and state.

Mountain Area Set for Big Year Bank Survey Shows

First Security Bank reports intermountain area capital expenditures for development construction and equipment should reach 707 million dollars in 1959 up from 687 million in 1958. Lloyd J. Hogge announced the survey results and a special report to be released next week. The territory covered by the survey includes the intermountain region.

Idaho Utah First Security Intermountain First Security Bank Lloyd J. Hogge Preston

Kiplinger Sees 1960s Business Boom and Inflation Rise

Washington reports Kiplinger year end analysis foresees a decade of rapid growth driven by population rise and productivity gains. automation expands capacity and creates new warehousing needs while higher wages and inflation persist. unions face tougher organizing as skilled specialists rise.

Washington, D. C Kiplinger Organization Kiplinger

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