Intermountain Observer Columns on University Paper Control
The Intermountain Observer rebukes The Citizen for criticizing the Idaho Argonaut and asserts the university newspaper is owned by the Associated Students and funded by taxpayers. It defends editors as hired hands and condemns college journalism as not fully free while praising Sam Day’s influence.
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University of Idaho
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Sam Day
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George Spriggel
Mike Kirk
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Brezhnev warning on world Communist victory and Western resolve
The piece cites Brezhnev’s spring remarks on the inevitability of socialism and a global struggle. It argues Americans should strengthen alliances with free nations rather than disarm or rely on Communist China for friendship. Fremont County Chronicle News
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Soviet Union
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Asia
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China
Fremont County
Black and White Show and Dairy Festival Compared
The Richmond Black and White days program grows as a regional showcase. Attendees and participation rise, becoming the largest remembrance event for old timers. Community groups like Cache County Chamber of Commerce could boost support and expand the Dairy Queen contest within the Dairy Festival.
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County Chamber of Commerce
Former Banida Man Leads Europe Music Tour
Lynn S. Geddes, ex Banida figure and founder of Universal Acacians, heads a three week European tour titled Young Americans In Concert. Utah State University faculty Dr. Max Dalby and Dr. William Ramsey lead a 120 piece concert band and a 275 voice choir with a 16 piece orchestra. The group rehearsed in Utah, then performed at Carnegie Hall and Washington DC en route to further engagements.
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Lynn S. Geddes
Banida
Universal Acacians
Europe
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Utah State University
Max &. Dalby
Willian Ramsey
Orcheetis
Club notice of Hacienda group meeting and dessert luncheon
Club members met Friday afternoon with hostess to Ms A Kalner and others. They did craft work and held a bridge session later. A luncheon was served at 2 o clock with four winners and several named attendees.
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Cacienda Club
Affternoon
A Kalner-was
Sery Lary
Ler
Vera‘Hawkes
Allié Packer
Lizzie Weave Piart
Ethi‘Mockli
Blanche Coombs
Helen
Gibbons
May
Jorgensen
Gladys
Beckstead Newark
Galt
Lavinia Cutlerenter
Eve’ Vase
Whosinit At The Post Office Schedule
Sheriff Arlando Larsen holds the door for Kelt Merrill while Dee Frank Foss and Rodney Jensen sort through mail. Joe Viehweg arranges Wanted posters on a table as Wallace Jensen watches the scene near the morning hubbub at the post office. Glen Petterberg and Melvin Harris prepare to depart for Canada.
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Arlando Larsen
Kelt Merrill
Dee Frank Foss
Rodney Jensen
Ross Rasmussen
Joe Viehweg
Wallace “Jensen
Reginia
Glen Petterberg
Melvin Harris
Canatia
In Passing Government Probe Prompts Bowler Allegations
Fragmentary OCR recalls a bowler named Aldridge connected to the Idaho Humanities and Arts commission. Reports mention a time schedule and travel destination amid a murky investigation and chatter of a nickname “Potripsi.”
Gemini photographed dirty earth line from space
Spacemen from Gemini 12 photographed a white line across the western United States during a 1966 mission. They traced it to the Navajo Reservation near Mesa Verde National Park where the line began. The feature proved to be smoke from a coal burning power plant.
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Colorado
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New York City
Los Angeles
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