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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1960
Page
5
An exhortation from Oral Roberts urges individual action to spread Christ’s teachings. It cites biblical events and historical figures to argue personal influence can transform communities and lives through faith and service.
A statewide push advocates raising the driving age from 14 to 16 before eligibility for a license. Officials and many teens favor the change, citing safety and better understanding of laws. Parents frequently oppose, wanting fewer restrictions for their children. Emphasis remains on public responsibility and proper driver education beyond mere rule compliance.
A dessert guide outlines Fluffy Peach Pie with a graham cracker crust. It uses evaporated milk, gelatin, lemon juice, canned cling peaches, and almond extract to create a light Bavarian cream filling topped with peach slices and slivered almonds.
Fragmentary notes mention yearly figures of children under forty four driving cars in accidents with fatalities. It questions who allows them to operate family cars and ownership of cars.
Local farmers will view John Deere’s New Generation of Power at Preston Implement Co. Open house next Monday. The line features redesigned controls on a slanted dash, improved seating, faster three point attachment, and variable speed engines in four power sizes plus a crawler model with 35 horsepower diesel or gasoline engines.
First Security National Award presented for good human relations and community service. The Stevens-Davis Co of Chicago announced the honor via Ted E. Steers, Preston bank manager. A plaque was given by R. Co. Montgomery to Willard L. Eccles, senior vice-president in charge of public relations.
Mr Montgomery notes bank staff and management emphasize courtesy and theft awareness across accounts of all sizes. The Steves-Davis Co selects First Security as a standout financial institution in human relations among about 5,000 banks. The publisher has issued periodicals and manuals on human relations since 1904.
The new amendments reduce the required work period, enabling about 400 000 previously ineligible individuals to receive benefits starting in October. Retired workers dependents and survivors who apply now may obtain payments if they meet the revised rules, including shorter service requirements for those not yet at retirement age. Existing applicants denied under the old rule should check again with their social security district office to see if they qualify.
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