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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1956
Page
4
A humorous warning about family vacation planning advises reaching unanimity on the destination and avoiding long, aimless trips. It contrasts Abysmal Beach with Old Holocaust Mountain, recounting a friend's disastrous two week trip and offering practical sanity tips for choosing a destination and avoiding stress.
Editor William R. Bradford Jr of the Fort Mill Times endorses professor Thomas Dunn's defense of the word ain't. The note explains that ain't logically contracts am I not and is not a substitute for is not or have not. It warns ain’t cannot replace those forms.
The house foreign affairs committee voted to reduce the aid authorization from 4.9 to 3.8 billion, drawing immediate criticism from the international cooperation desk state department and NATO’s Gruenther. Critics warn the cut may invite further restoration by supporters.
A roadside notice urges drivers to rest during trips and stop at picnic tablets to eat and refresh. It recommends eye drops to stay alert and even humming a tune for focus. The message stresses cautious driving and reaching home safely, treating drivers as responsible operators of their vehicles.
Washington watches the visit of Russian church leaders to the United States. American clerics return the trip to the USSR and urge frank dialogue to ease East West tensions. The report notes church state separation in Russia and concerns over scientific education undermining religion.
The statement outlines that peace requires justice and human rights, calls for arms reduction with strict inspection, and argues independence and freedom for colonized peoples via free elections under international control. It notes earnest discussions and suggests peace hinges on moral and political measures, not solely diplomacy.
Charles Painter of the University of Idaho extension highlights factors for using fertilizers such as anhydrous and aqua ammonia. He notes pH constraints, ammonia losses tied to concentration and temperature, field tests with paper indicators, and cautions against applying aqua ammonia via irrigation on alkaline calcareous soils.
The guide notes that fertilizers can be applied in fall or spring. To minimize losses, keep ammonia concentration below 50 parts per million and apply when temperatures are low. California tests show peaqua solutions must be banded at least six inches from young seedlings to avoid root injury.
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