Church Responds to NAM on Idaho Grants in Aid
Idaho Senator Frank Church disputes an NAM editorial misstating his remarks about federal grants in aid. He cites 1959 figures showing Idaho received 59.98 million in grants while 12 percent of federal taxes funded grants, arguing Idaho benefits from grants far more than its tax payments. He contrasts New York’s 7 percent grant share with Idaho’s large area and low population, defending grants as essential for western development.
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Preston
Frank Church
Idaho
New York
New York State
West
Eisenhower Kruschev tensions loom in tough summit talk
The piece warns the summit should be off but will proceed, accusing Kruschev of barnyard manners and predicting a hard week for President Eisenhower. It imagines a harsh letter to Kruschev and argues the United States must show resolve, not fear, amid Cold War provocations including Cuba and submarines.
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Eisenhower
Kruschev
U. S
England
United States
Buster
State Department
Cuba
Dear Dan column on school dances and solo attendance
A 13 year old asks if going to a dance without a date is acceptable and Dan HaWigan advises consulting school authorities and attending in a group if unaccompanied. A 17 year old writes about liking a boy named Jim and seeks guidance on romance.
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Dan
Chum
Jim
Village of Weston Financial Statement for 1959 60
The Village of Weston presents its financial statement for the fiscal year May 1 1959 to April 30 1960. It lists receipts including balance on hand, taxes through county hydrant and road apportionments state liquor and highway funds and water assessments. Clerk and Treasurer H O Hansen certifies accuracy. notary P M Condie administers oath on May 12 1960.
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Weston
Franklin County
H. O. Hansen
Bh.o. Hansen
U. Pte
de Staple Regiite
Weston Creek
Public Square
West Side Ball Club
Dear Helpless and Puzzled Letters on Dating Dilemmas
A reader shares a crush who won’t ask for a date and suggests a plan to act. Another writes about an eight month relationship with a money borrowing partner who has held three jobs in eight months and owes about $90. Advice given urges action, maturity, and clear boundaries.
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Jim
Dan
Farm policy deadlock in Washington stalls relief efforts
Congress and President Eisenhower fail to agree on a farm bill as both sides refuse major concessions. Debates highlight declining farm income, rising costs, and consumer price increases. The stalemate risks another year of inaction amid partisan blame and campaign rhetoric.
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Congress
Eisenhower
White House
Ezra Benson
Washington
Advice on answers from Dan Halligan for young readers
A reader advised to stop feeling sorry and seek help, while Dan Halligan will answer questions from teenagers and children. Submit questions to box 120 in Williston North Dakota with a stamped self addressed envelope for personal replies.
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Dan Halligan
Williston
N. D
Memorial Day origin tied to May 30 French ash day
A Virginia woman of French origin Cassandra Oliver Mon cure helped popularize Memorial Day on May 30. The date is linked to The Day of Ashes in France honoring Napoleon Bonaparte’s ashes return from St Helena.
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North
Virginia
World Book Encyclopedia
Cassandra Oliver Moncure
France
Napoleon Bonaparte
St Helena
Sleep fatigue from iron deficiency treated with Pinkham Tablets
After a night of rest you still feel tired due to iron hungry blood. Lydia E Pinkham Tablets promise to build rich red blood within a day, restoring strength so you feel like a new woman again. Get Pinkham Tablets at drug stores and reclaim energy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Williston, N. D
Village OF Weston Financial Statement
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NTN
Standard Oil of
California
N. W. Propane Gas
AGAS
Qeater
Rambler
Americ. Custom
Nbc-Tv
Rambler American 2.Com
Stattery
Palmer Motor
Preston, Idaho
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