The Fifth Amendment Shield in Congressional Hearings
The article argues the Fifth Amendment protects witnesses in congressional inquiries while warning against equating hearings with trials. It notes public opinion often forms before full defense, but insists courts do not judge guilt by the amendment. It cites a historic decline in infant mortality from Health-Information Foundation data.
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Byrd outlines three perils in 1958 federal budget
Senator Byrd delivered a detailed critique of the $73.3 billion 1958 budget, calling for $6.5 billion in reductions. He warned the plan is the largest peacetime budget, funds many new programs, and risks future prosperity by relying on uncertain revenue sources. He cited growing programs like Education Beyond High School and Post Office subsidies as examples.
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Classified Ad Guidance From The Citizen Newspaper
The notice advises readers to use the PRES TON Citizen classified page for buying or selling items and mentions phoning in news to No. 8. It reflects a period method for placing ads and submitting stories to the local paper.
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Preston ‘Citizen
Deer and elk surveys show similar numbers to last year
Idaho Fish and Game reports statewide deer and elk surveys indicate numbers roughly level with last year. Levi Mohier notes a probable strong fawn and calf crop this spring due to favorable winter conditions, and explains that proper hunting boosts herd productivity while over protection or under hunting leads to stagnation. Last year’s deer harvest topped 70,000.
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Idaho Fish and Game “Dept
Levi Mohier
Idaho deer harvest climbs from 45 000 to 65 000 by 1955
Mohler reports state survey shows deer harvest rising from about 45 000 in 1953 to over 50 000 in 1954 and roughly 65 000 in 1955. Elk harvest leveled at about 12 000 in 1953 and 1954 with a larger elk take in the following seasons.
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