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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1959
Page
10
The National Safety Council offers pre trip guidance for a smooth vacation. Prepare your home with neighbor notices, secure doors and utilities, and tell police contact details. For travel, service your car, carry a flashlight, spare tire tools, and a first aid kit. Start early and drive modest daily distances.
Sen Henry Dworshak calls for adding 1 million tons to U S sugar output to reach 4 9 million tons from beets Hawaii and Puerto Rico to guard against Cuba's reform driven market disruption He argues Cuban plans risk chaos and recommends U S take over more production for domestic use until Castro's regime stabilizes.
An informal column arguing for calling farming and farmers professional, highlighting the role of science and technology in livestock and crop farming. It notes defoliants, harvesters, vaccines, and various agricultural practices while profiling Dr. Mark Welsh as a longtime agriculture educator and consultant.
Oral Roberts reflects on a bored couple who move to seclusion and discover a lonely neighbor in a valley. The incident prompts a call to let their Christian light shine, serving as a guiding beacon for others in need.
Rulon Dunn Franklin County local board chairman warns registrants that altering registration certificates may make them delinquents and subject to induction ahead of others. The amendment prohibits any changes after issue and requires carrying the certificate at all times. Phone your news to No. &
The travel-loving Chevrolet offers a refined ride with large coil springs and a wider stance. It handles curves with solid assurance, delivering luxury-car virtues at a low price. Only a Corvette-like ride offers stiffer competition in the same league.
Lynn B Nelson of Mink Creek is one of 49 participants in a National Science Foundation sponsored summer institute for secondary school science and math teachers at Utah State University. The 10 week program began June 15 with a $75800 NSF grant to upgrade junior high level science and math instruction. Nelson was chosen from hundreds of nationwide applicants and will receive stipends and tuition support.
A concise directive instructs readers to contact THE PRESTON CITIZEN for news items. The note emphasizes timely submission and local reporting.
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