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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1977

Page

6

Fragmented Listing Entry From OCR Sheet

Readable fragments show measurements and codes for construction materials or panels. Appears to include sizes like 4x8 and 4x3 quarters with fractions. Specific item names and full context are missing, leaving uncertain product details or supplier.

Watch The Talk From The White House

John F. McManus argues President Carter shows a pro Communist tilt in White House actions. He cites Major General Singlaub’s reprimand over Korea troop withdrawal and a May interview defending nuclear deterrence to suggest a shift away from earlier nuclear abolition goals.

John F. McManus Jimmy Carter Carter White House John K. Sing- Jaub Washington Korea U.S South Korea U.S. News and World Report America Singlaub

Freemen Institute Seminar Set for Logan

The Freemen Institute plans a constitutional seminar in Logan at Utah State University Eccles Theatre starting Friday evening and continuing through Saturday with registration at 10 dollars in advance and 12 dollars at the door. Dr Cleon Skousen will lead discussions on the Founding Fathers beliefs Anglo Saxon common law and free enterprise.

Freemen Institute Logan Cleon Skousen Eccles Utah State University Charles Smith States Canada

Train's 127 MPH Sprint Records 1905 Route

In June 1905 the engineer of the Pennsylvania Special pushed the throttle to exceed 127 miles per hour for part of the Chicago to New York run. The detail comes from the National Geographic Society's new book Railroad s The Great American Adventure.

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