Autonomy of the Auto Trade Faces Political Pressure
The piece argues that organized horse farmers push to end the automobile era, claiming vehicles are essential for jobs and daily life. It notes Congressmen oppose extending a temporary gas tax and details federal civilian employment shifts and payrolls for March 1961, highlighting the economy's reliance on the auto industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Merrow
U. S
Legislative Branch
Judicial Branch
Executive Branch
National, Aeronautics and Space Council
Peace Corps
Department of State
Post Office
Army
Navy
Air Force
Veterans Administration
United States
Post Office Department
Department of Agriculture
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Washington, D. C
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
State Department
General Services’ Administration
Washington
Panama Canal Company
Department of the Air Force
Senator Dworshak Highlights Budget Pressures and Space Goals
In the Capital Gleanings column Sen Henry Dworshak warns the Kennedy push to land a man on the moon contrasts with Soviet moves in Cuba and Laos. He notes rising foreign and domestic spending, potential tax increases, and the need for financial solidarity amid deficits and inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dworshak
Cuba
Laos
Southeast Asia
Congo
Latin America
Johnson
Government funded medicine warned by Rep Judd
Representative Walter H. Judd, a physician and long-time congressman, argues that government financed medical care would destroy the doctor patient relationship privacy and incentives. He says Congress would keep tight control of funds and warns against socialized medicine claiming deterioration of medical standards. Abraham Lincoln quote ends the remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Judd
Congress
Judd
Free society best for scientific progress says critics
An editorial argues that dictatorships may seem efficient but stifle innovation. It cites General Motors antitrust cases and locomotive makers to show monopolies hinder, not help, advancement. It notes Fairbanks Morse and Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton losses and argues progress requires open markets and competition.
Notice of water diversion permit completion in Idaho
Legal notice set for July 3 1961 in Preston Franklin County Idaho before Notary P M Condie. Demonstrates completion of diversion works for 0.08 cubic feet per second from a well and beneficial use declaration under Permit No 628798 by Lester D Lowe. Point of diversion located NW of Section 21 Township 16 South Range 40 East Boise Meridian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M
Preston
Franklin
State of
Idaho
P. M. Condie
Notary Public
Department of Reclamation
Lester D. Lowe
Boise Meridian
Water use location and priority date in Franklin County
Franklin County notes describe the place of water use as SW% of NW in section 21 township 16 south range 40 8 G. M. The priority date proposed is June 14 1960. GEO. N. CARTER state reclamation engineer. First publication June 1 1961. Last publication June 22 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
N. Carter
Court sets 1961 terms for Idaho Thirteenth Judicial District
Acting District Judge Arthur P Oliver fixes summer terms for Caribou Bear Lake Franklin and Oneida counties on July 3 and fall terms on October 2. Orders filed in each county clerk and published in local newspapers for two weeks. First published June 14 1961. Last publication June 21 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirteenth Judicial
Cairo
Caribou, Bear, Lake
Oneida and
Franklin
Arthur P., Oliver
Thirteenth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Caribou County
Bear Lake County
Franklin County
Oneida County
Notice to Creditors Estate of Alida Neeley Deceased
Notice to creditors of the estate of Alida Neeley, deceased, that all claims must be presented with vouchers to the executor in Branlin County Idaho within four months after first publication. First published June 14, 1961. Last published July 5, 1961. S/M Condie Preston Idaho Attorney for Executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alida Neeley
Riverdale
Preston R.F.D
Branlin County
Idaho
Orville
Franklin County Bee support line
The article credits advertising support from local businesses for the newspaper. It urges readers to keep enjoying county news and activities by sustaining the publication through advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
County Bee
Ion
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Department of Justice
General Motors
Nations Federation of Independent Business
Nti
Justice Dept
Fairbanks-Morée
Alco
General:Motors
GM Diesel
Ade Arthur
P. Oliver
Thirteenth Judicial District of
M. Condie
Preston, Idaho
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HAI Insurance
Bob Acock
Joe
Chevrolet
Chevy
JT SA
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Cranney
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