Contrast On TV Change Sparks Debate On Violence
In Our Opinion contrasts Disney's family friendly fame with rising critique of televised crime and violence. A Senate subcommittee links television to anti social attitudes, while noting it is not the sole cause and urging networks to study social impact for a safer future. Disney plans more TV, parks, and films amid this debate.
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Walt Disney
Porky the Pig
Mickey Mouse
Donald Duck
Senate
Subcommittee
Idaho Daily Statesman
the Statesman
CBS
Shrewsbury
Lord Shrewsbury
Lord Sandwich
Sandwich
4Th Earl of Sandwich
Duke of
Education Pays Dividends in 1964 American Education Week
The observance runs for a week as Gov Smolie urges Idaho citizens to support schools. Casisa County schools superintendent Ezra H Moore cites earnings by education level from 1961 and notes education boosts production, consumption, reading, civic activity, and living standards.
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Robert E Smolie
Idaho
Ezra H Moore
Cassia County
Burley
American Legion
National Education Assn
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
US Office of Education
Johnson
Governor Rebukes Preston Boy for Activist Letter
A Preston youth, 12-year-old Brett Palmer, wrote Gov Robert E Smylie about lack of youth activities. The governor replied praising his initiative and urged discussion with city officials and teachers. The Webster Merriam exchange discusses whether the word sandwich could be called shrewsbury, with a defense of the traditional etymology and a caution against revising usage.
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Preston
Robert E Smylie
Brett Palmer
Smylie
Brett
Bob
Shrewsbury
Duke of Shrewsbury
Earl of Sandwich
Earl of Shrewsbury
Merriam Company
Linrose Briefs Binghams Visit In Salt Lake
Mr and Mrs H R Bingham visited Kathryn Pineter in Spanish Fork on Saturday and joined her and her three children on a trip to Salt Lake City to see Kathryn’s husband at the Veterans Hospital. A testimonial at Assembly Hall Sunday drew Glenn Bingham Eldon Bingham James and Richard Bingham. Afterward the group dined with Carl Bingham and Gladys Alred. The Binghams stayed in Salt Lake City to see Elder Bingham off for the Holland Mission. En route home they were dinner guests of granddaughter Ilene Harris in Fairview and Karen Nasa and two friends celebrated Karen’s birthday in Logan.
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Linrose
H R Bingham
Kathryn Pineter
Spanish Fork
Binghams
Salt Lake City
Kathryn
Veterans Hospital
Heber Raymond Bingham
Casa Grande
Arizona
Lyman Bingham
Assembly Hall
Glenn Bingham
Eldon Bingham
Dayton
James
Richard Bingham
Carl Bingham
Tiarose
Gladys Alred
Smithfield
H R Binghams
Elder Bingham
Holland Mission
Casa Grande Arizoona
R Bingham
Bingham
Sinrose
Ilene Harris
Theron Rawlings
Fairview
NASA
Logan
Street Corner Chats and Holiday Preparations
Whozinit Reed Hawkes and Orson Baugh chat on the street corner while Bert Wheatley unloads produce. Niel Nelson gathers genealogy material as David E. Davis passes the time of day. Bill Shumway readies for the Rotary Club oratorio. Cleo Swenson comments on Christmas decorations. Carma Long heads for the bank. Dr. David Cutler starts his 6 a.m. constitutional. Mickey Cutler vows to nag for more decorations. Clair Rosen takes his wife to dinner. Theo Schwaneveldt does likewies. Dan Roberts shows enthusiasm over a music concert.
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Reed Hawkes
Orson Baugh
Bert Wheatley
Niel Nelson
David E. Davis
Bill Shumway
Rotary Club
Cleo Swenson
Carma Long
David Cutler
Mickey Cutler
Clair Rosen
Theo Schwaneveldt
Dan Roberts
No Requiem for Conservatism Says Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey argues last week's election shows conservatism remains a potent force despite a liberal win. He notes 25 million conservatives, mentions California Senator Murphy and Delaware Senator Williams as examples, and criticizes national media for bias while urging balanced press coverage for the 40 percent opposition.
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United States
Harvey
England
California
Murphy
Delaware
Williams
Johnson
Senator Goldwater
Philosphy
Birthday Listings for Next Week Requested
The Citizen’s Office requests birthday notices be submitted by November 19 for inclusion in the next column. Names listed include Eddie Mather, George Burbank, Arland Hansen, and many others such as Joycelyn Wood, Sherwin Nielsen, Roger Woodward, Connie Maughn, Carol Lee Smith, and Gayle Wheiler.
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Citizen Office
Eddie Mather
George Burbank
Arland Hansen
Marilyn Cole
Joycelyn Wood Sherwin Nielsen
Roger Woodward
Tom McNeeley
Connie Maughn
Dan_ Alvaro Burban
Carol Lee Smith
Thelma Howell
Greg Karren
Local business deals and reflections from Preston
A glance back from the Preston Citizen notes C F Hawkes selling his grocery to George Campbel of the Wilford Hotel and a Mr Jensen with plans to run a butcher shop, Alex Holmes in Preston shows horses, and Randal of Banida bought Geddes general merchandise. Also a 1934 note on church leadership changes, a 1944 update about a new city siren, and a quip about American vocabulary.
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F Hawkes
George Campbel
Wilford Hotel
Jensen
Alex Holmes
Clifton
Preston
H_ Randall
Banida
Robert Geddes
Randall
Witney
Franklin Stake
George LeRoy Tanner
Orval D. Benson
George T Benson
Idaho Legislature Faces Broad 1965 Agenda
The 1965 Idaho Legislature confronts taxes education redistricting and water planning amid calls for a 50 percent state share for schools and a sales tax. Expect debates on pari mutuel betting trading stamps and a state water resource plan as lawmakers grapple with a projected fund shortfall and large requests for the general fund.
Dream of the Beautiful City and a Winter Visit
A devotional verse recounts a dream of a heavenly city and the search for a loved one among angels in glory. Local notes report Mr and Mrs Frank Nelson of Treasureton visiting on their way to Arizona for the winter, and Ogden families visiting Mr and Mrs Barnes for a Sunday dinner.
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Ihen
Frank Nelson
Treasureton
Milton Barnes
Arizona
Glen Grell
Lew Ladle
Ogden
Barnes
Weston Briefs Bring family and friends to social and religious events
Dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Buttars included their daughter Sonya and a USS Logan student. Laura Buttars Venice Lea and Dana attended Louis Carley funeral services in Ogden. A Relief Society meeting was led by Dona Juttars. Bees Charters of Preston visited. Weston natives Harold Kelson Dona Oneata Mrs Gyle Kelson Vera Anderson and Alvin Nelson attended from out of town.
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Charles Buttars
Sonya
USS Logan
Laura Buttars
Venice
Lea
Dana Buttars
Ogden
Louis Carley
Laura
Lareen Carley
Relief Society
Dona Juttars
Bees Charters of
Preston
Weston
Harold Kelson
Dona
Oneata
Gyle Kelson
Vera Anderson
Leonard Nelson
Alvin Nelson
Bull Archibald
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