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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1960
Page
4
In his Hey Sam column Sam L. Smith imagines a nightmare where socialism expands to government ownership of power, medicine, transport, and even newspapers. The dream envisions equal misery under pervasive state control and ends with a government monster declaring ownership of all.
An opinion contends patience over U N Security Council action on Soviet insults after the U2 incident. It recalls claims of microphones in the U S embassy built by Russians and mocks past acceptance, arguing a firmer stance might have spared future embarrassment.
Local households report visits from relatives and friends across Ogden Logan Murray and Wellsville. Families travel for vacations and memorial days while quilting clubs and dinners gather in Wellsville and Logan. Several residents journey to Salt Lake City Richmond and Monterey Park California for visits and holidays.
Readers list Memorial weekend visits across Preston. Lula Feberte and family host extended relatives including Orson Talbot Norma of Pocatello and Vernon Thompson of Boise. Levi Bod welcomes Wilma Wade and family. George Hyde and Tamara Hyde host guests from Pocatello Salt Lake City and Richmond.
The message from J Edgar Hoover warns law enforcement and citizens that international communism seeks to conquer the United States. It details a global red plan, lists how communists would liquidate many professions, and urges vigilance, patriotism, and education to prevent national decay.
A 1959 Preston section advertises a family skill contest hidden clues in merchant ads. Participants submit four entries with names and addresses, box drops at bordered ads, and a drawing December week for a $6 prize plus a $18 bonus if totals match.
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