Olsons Visit White's Canyon Sunday
A fragment notes a Sunday visit to White's Canyon by Mr. and Mrs. Orion Olson.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1958
Page
19
A fragment notes a Sunday visit to White's Canyon by Mr. and Mrs. Orion Olson.
Patrick Henry lauds Eisenhower and Dulles for showing spunk while warning the nation faces a dangerous situation. He argues Russia fears war but may back down if the United States backs up tough talk with action, citing the Middle East as a potential flashpoint.
Column notes Patrick Henry's 1775 liberty or death speech as eerily relevant to modern times. The excerpt urges action, warns against compromise, and frames freedom as inseparable from national resolve and divine support.
Ben Johnson of the Franklin County growers group argues for a new farm program to raise farmer net income toward industrial levels. He cites price cuts since 1952, acreage restrictions in Idaho vs unrestricted states, and calls for a wheat commission. a Idaho Legislature proposal is planned and a July meeting with Indian buyers will occur in Pocatello.
The United States conducts nuclear tests in a vast Pacific proving ground northwest of the Marshall Islands creating a no entry zone of about 390 000 square miles. The uninhabited zone stretches across open sea affecting winds and shipping with nearby Eniwetok and Bikini Atolls marking its southern edge.
The islands shifted from German to Japanese control before World War II, then US occupation after the war. Operation Crossroads in 1946 introduced atomic testing at Bikini and Eniwetok, leading to relocations of residents and financial compensation. Former Bikini and Eniwetok inhabitants live on Kili and Ujelang with trust funds and cash payments.
Mapleton news notes Maxine Porter returns home after visiting Mr and Mrs Keith Taylor and son Gene in Idaho Falls. Rey Porter and son George Rey stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs George Porter. Families traveled to Bear Lake for a picnic with Thoras G Porter and family from Preston. Other relatives visited Tremonton and Fairview for health and family reasons.
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