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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1960
Page
8
Governor Robert E. Smylie proclaims June 1960 as dairy month in Idaho to highlight the dairy industry's economic and health benefits. Idaho Dairymen's Ass'n reports a contest with over $1,000 in cash prizes for grocers' dairy displays.
The passage of vehicles accelerates with rising temperatures raising the risk of collisions. Motorists face busier roads and higher chances of accidents during warmer spells as congestion grows.
Governor Robert E. Smylie signed a proclamation declaring June as dairy month in Idaho. Glenn Lay of the American Dairy Association witnessed the signing. Idaho Dairymen's Association plans many events under manager W. L. Hendrix.
A congressman’s bulletin lists 576 pamphlets with code numbers. The writer details selections like L 390 How To Control The House Fly and G 35 Ways To Cook A Rabbit, aiming to order up to ten items and suggesting a broader mail copy.
A reader recalls choosing L 307 "How Much Fertilizer Shall I Use" and considers subsidy on fertilizer. The writer notes using available funds until now and contemplates F 1961 "Getting Started In Farming" but feels too old to start anew. The ten gallons should provide reading for the summer.
Cleveland notes a Relief Society closing social attended by 16 members led by Walene Matkin plus refreshments. The group also took a Thatcher grade school outing to Soda Springs. Local families, graduations, and visits are listed, including multiple relatives visiting Idaho Falls and Grace for events and care.
Pres Dee L. Andreasen conducted conference sessions at the Grace tabernacle on Saturday evening and Sunday. Bruce R. McConkie of the first council of seventies from Salt Lake City presided at the sessions. Members inclosed priesthood and families from Soda Springs and Gooding attended, with local names such as Bert Nielsen LaFaun Johnson and Harris families noted.
Joseph Corbett Jr, listed among the FBI Ten Most Wanted, is an escapee from the California Institute for Men at Chino serving a 5 year to life term for murder. He faces a federal charge of unlawful interstate flight to avoid confinement and is described as a 6 foot 1 to 2 inch, 160 to 170 pound white male born October 25, 1928 in Seattle. Corbett is a former premedical student with a strong interest in firearms and science, wearing glasses and possessing distinctive facial features. He is considered armed and dangerous. information should be reported to the nearest FBI office.
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