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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1959
Page
10
A Chamber of Commerce executive outlines strategies to lure new industry, urging towns to focus on business-friendly policies, infrastructure, and incentives to foster growth and employment opportunities. The guidance emphasizes collaborative efforts with local government and educators.
President Erwin D. Canham of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States urges privacy, office extension services, and nine colors for bedroom extensions to attract firms. He cites Clinton Iowa and Salida Colorado as examples of local programs improving growth, with emphasis on fair taxes, labor laws, schools, libraries, and town appearance to lure business.
A review of The Ugly American by Lederer and Burdick argues the novel exposes flaws in American diplomacy in Southeast Asia, depicting incompetent U S officials and a sophisticated Communist operation in Sarkhan, while warning of declining U S integrity and power and anti American sentiment worldwide. The essay notes the book’s pulp fiction style and lasting relevance as a Book of the Month selection now in its 16th printing.
Uncle Dan from Doolie praises government pamphlets and fillers in them as surprisingly educational. He recalls claims about George Washington broad jumping 23 feet and notes scientists debating straight line distances. He also jokes about fishing metrics and a Georgia mule theft tale, while citing a Pentagon estimate that half of outgoing calls are personal.
Chevrolet announces the new Chevrolet Department of Owner Relations to coordinate Chevrolet and dealer activities. It pledges strict quality checks and tests, dealer training, improved service equipment, and a comprehensive warehouse system to ensure lasting owner satisfaction.
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