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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1961

Page

2

Uncle Dan From Coolie Says The Capitol Flag Folly

A reader asserts Congress uses a hidden flag pole system to supply ceremonial flags, each with a certificate claiming it flew over the Capitol. He notes rising demand, extra staff, and funding, while praising free speech. he also remarks on bills for government economy and evolving funeral aesthetics in major cities.

Washington U. S Congress Capitol

Jehovah's Witnesses Hold Logan Assembly With 909 Attendees

The three day circuit assembly in Logan drew 909 attendees from 16 congregations spanning Ogden to Rexburg. Thirty six new members were baptized, and most congregations reported near full attendance. Peter O Mara of Brooklyn delivered a Bible lecture on the 20th Century in Bible Prophecy.

Jehovah’s Witnesses Logan Ogden Rexburg Peter O’mara Brooklyn N. Y

Tabernacle Choir of Salt Lake City A World Famous Chorus

The 375 voice Mormon Tabernacle Choir of Salt Lake City broadcasts, records and tours worldwide. Led by Richard P. Condie with organists Schemer and Asper, the group features volunteers from Utah and has a 1847 origins, 1955 Europe tour fame, and a Grammy for Battle Hymn of the Republic.

Utah Utah State Press Assn America Mormon Tabernacle Choir Salt Lake City United States Richard’ P. Condie Alexander ,Schermer Frank Asper Tabernacle Organ Jay Welch Richard L. Evans Council of Twelve Apostles Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Lester F. Hewlett Salt Lake’ City Madison Square Garden New York City William ‘Howard Taft White House Philadelphia Orchestra Eisenhower Whites‘House Columbia National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences

Wilderness Bill Endorsed by Idaho Senator Frank Church

Senator Frank Church of Idaho hailed Senate passage of the wilderness bill 78 to 8 and urged House approval to preserve vast wildlands for hunting and recreation. He said opposing interests misled alarmists and defended the bill’s stance on allowing review of primitive areas and existing uses such as grazing and mining.

Washington Frank ‘Church of Idaho Senate Galarmists Kunt Notmines Talarmists Idatio

Congress to Decide Public Land Uses Under Wilderness Bill

Discussions note that the wilderness bill would restore final decision power to Congress over public lands previously controlled by administrative action. The Forest Service supports the bill, arguing it enables robust protection against pests disease and fire using appropriate measures.

Congress Forest Service

Civil Defense Discussed At Franklin County Meetings

Lt. Col. James F. Keel Jr., Idaho disaster relief director, told Franklin county citizens a nuclear attack could see the area serve as a refugee reception zone. He urged counties to file written civil defense plans with state and national offices and outlined three key challenges: sheltering evacuees, fallout radiation, and the risk of a direct nuclear strike.

Idaho James F. Keel Jr Franklin County Col.Keel Keel

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