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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1967

Page

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Legatees of Lincoln and Civil Unrest Debate

A memo on racial tensions cites FBI Director Hoover calling rioters hotheads and rabble rousers amid calls for action from Black Avengers and civil rights advocates. It notes leaders like Martin King and Stokely Carmichael amid a volatile national climate and quakes of distrust across cities.

Black Avengers Milwaukee Howard University Nathan Ware Harveyer FBI Hoover Lincoln

Grace 4 H girls set Europe tour this summer

Three Grace 4 H girls Kay Hale Nina Varley and Paula Simonsen depart June 23 from Grace to Spokane then Washington DC and New York en route to Europe. They will visit London Amsterdam Berlin Paris Austria Denmark and Norway staying with host families during the trip. Cadet Arlen Anderson 22 Utah State student attends Army ROTC basic camp at Ft Benning begun June 11 aiming for an officer commission through a two year ROTC program. He is a 1963 South Cache High School graduate and Delta Phi Kappa member.

Grace Europe Kay Hale F J Hale Nina Varley Harold Varley Paula Simonsen von Simonsen Spokane Washington, DC New York City London England Holland Germany France Austria Denmark Norway Arlen Anderson Sylvester Anderson Preston Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps Ft. Benning Utah State University South Cade High School Hyrum Delta Phi Kappa Fraternity

Two Idaho Officers Complete Police Courses at ISU

Wendell B. Gailey deputy sheriff of Franklin County and Gary V. Nelson Preston city patrolman completed courses at the Idaho Law Enforcement Academy at Idaho State University. About 37 officers statewide attended the short course, sponsored by the FBI the Idaho Peace Officers Association the Idaho Municipal League and the university.

Preston Idaho Law Enforcement Academy Idaho State University Wendell B. Gailey Franklin County Gary V. Nelson FBI The Idaho Peace Officers Association Idaho Municipal League University

Cornish MIA Reorganized and Leaders Named

The Cornish MIA presidency and superintendency were reorganized last Sunday evening. Kay Neeley named superintendent with Dyer Pitcher and John Pitcher as counselors, Erma Jean Naegle sustained as president and Mary Martin and Bonnie Buttars as counselors. Visitors from Logan included Ruth Call and children Allyn and Dick. Edward Cla yson and Mildred Jenson families visited Bear River City and Salt Lake where Myron Checketts entered the LDS mission home.

Cornish Cornish Mia Kay Penrod Kay Neeley Dyer Pitcher YMMIA Laila Clayson Mary Martin Erma Jean Naegle YWMIA John Pitcher Bonnie Buttars Ruth Call Allyn Mildred Jenson Mary Ellen Elizabeth Holly John Mark Logan Virginia Mae Hanson Edward Clayson Marlow Checketts Bear River City Checketts Salt Lake Myron Checketts LDS

Stanford grants four master's degrees to local students

Franklin County students Steven A. Johnson Neil R Tanner Neil P Wold and Wayne P Shumway received master's degrees from Stanford University California All earned MS degrees in physics electrical engineering statistics and electrical engineering The Sunday graduation featured John Fischer editor in chief of Harpers Magazine as speaker

Franklin County Stanford University California Steven A. Johnson Neil R Tanner Neil P Wold Preston Wayne P. Shumway Franklin John Fischer Harpers Magazine

Postal Clerk Sought For Preston Idaho Office

Preston post office seeks a postal clerk or carrier with 11 open positions in Idaho. Applications for the civil service exam are available through the office. Starting salary listed as $2.64 per hour, rising to $3.60 per hour.

Preston Post Office Civil Service Idaho

Bannock MIA Girls Honored Visit to Salt Lake City

Grace Bannock stake MIA girls who achieved 100 percent in church activities traveled by bus to Salt Lake City. Twenty four girls joined chaperones Mrs Weldon McGregor Mrs Dallas Murdock Mrs Gettys Sorenson Mrs Wayne Pack and Loran Hogan along with bus driver Dick Holsten to visit the LDS Temple grounds welfare square and the wax museum last week.

Grace Bannock Stake LDS Temple Information Bureau Welfare Square Wax Museum Salt Lake City Weldon McGregor Dallas Murdock Gettys Sorenson Wayne Pack Loran Hogan High Council Dick Holsten

Mother of Six Earns Degree Week After Daughter

Mrs William K Herd, 42, of Preston, formerly Iva Lou Smith, recently graduated from Utah State University a week after her daughter Anita finished Skyline High School. A mother of six, she pursued extension courses across several schools and was inducted into Phi Kappa Phi on May 8. Her husband and family had long supported her return to college amid teaching careers and wartime interruptions.

Idaho Falls William K Herd Utah State University Iva Lou Smith Preston Anita Skyline High School Herd Elaine Smith Mamie Herd Neeley Utah State BYU Education Center University of Wyoming Idaho State University BYU Ricks College Phi

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