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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1966
Page
2
An editorial warns parents for failing to notify authorities when youths go missing after a car crash in central New York. It urges stronger parental guidance to instill discipline and the sense of right and wrong amid Vietnam era tensions.
The article urges Franklin residents to preserve local historical houses including the Hatch Durrant and Coney homes. It notes Bryant and Peterson houses as landmarks and calls for a sustained restoration effort to add significance to the Birthplace of Idaho.
A reader urging constant use of safety seat belts notes many accidents could be spared if belts were worn. The piece cites recent reports on auto safety, industry spending on gadgets, and public attitude, urging immediate behavior change.
Whozinit Harold Pinson is cornered by Mrs Ernest Butler and Mrs Ed Noffer and their Relief Society counselors about a proposed distribution center. Ivan Cordingley is blinded by his work. Eldon Tanner waves as he drives by Elaine Dunkley promoting the Hawaiian Singers. Mrs Mildred Oliverson discusses her niece, the troupe director Milo Hobbs admires a new paint job.
The piece argues doctors resent Dr Michael De Bakey's high profile display of a televised plastic heart surgery on Marcel De Rudder, claiming such blow by blow coverage raises false hopes and could harm research. It notes De Bakey's relentless work pace, large caseload, and generous donation of fees to Baylor, while acknowledging his expertise and influence in the field.
Laramie couple Mr and Mrs Don Jorgensen and two boys visited Fred Weyerman in Weston over the weekend. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Tom Egbert of Salt Lake and Mr and Mrs Ralph Feller and family of Caldwell with Felix Feller. Byron Cammack and children from Soda Springs joined. Lula Morris and children from McCammon attended with Fred Bingham family.
The 1966 Miranda and Escobedo rulings constrain police inquiry, prompting concern among officials and citizens. Critics fear added difficulty in solving crimes while supporters cite protecting the accused. Law enforcement strategists seek compliant approaches amid rising crime and civil rights tensions.
A writer reflects on perseverance and effort over luck in a compact vignette. The piece credits toil and discipline as paths toward achievement, with a personal stance on belief and resilience guiding progress.
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