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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1964

Page

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Hansen Asks Good Sense Government in Preston Speech

Republican congress candidate George Hansen spoke at the Franklin County luncheon, promising to “bring good sense back to government.” He criticized rival Ralph Harding, attacked Viet Nam policy, and argued on votes about Communist containment, Yugoslav loans, and wheat sales to the Soviets. The remarks continued as the motorcade toured Preston and nearby towns.

Congress Preston George Hansen Franklin County Franklin West Side Thatcher MR. Hansen Net Goldwater Viet Nam Ralph Harding Yugoslavia

Temple guidelines shared at stake conference

Oneida Stake members were told to qualify for temple marriage and the Celestial kingdom, to obey tithing by a general authority. Elder Bruce R. McConkie and H Aldous Dixon spoke at the quarterly conference, with music by the Preston high school choir. He urged moral living and tithing as paths to faith, noting the Second Coming may be in our day for our children. Continued on page 4.

Oneida Bruce R. McConkie Asion H. Aldous Dixon General Utah State University Rulon Stanfield YMMIA Gladys Wright YWMIA Stake Preston High School Direc

Dem Dinner in Preston Tackles Extremism

At a Preston fundraiser labeled Meet The Candidates Rev Darrell Manning of Pocatello denounced extremist right groups as spoilers of American life. He cited the Ku Klux Klan and the John Birch Society, claimed leftists and rightists infiltrate institutions, and warned of efforts to repeal social legislation and tax reform while urging vigilance. About 60 attendees were present.

Preston Democratic Party Darrell Manning Pocatello Manning States SS Amagsthe N. Klu Klux Clan Lone Birch Society Communist Party White House School House

Weston Canyon Road Rebuild Bid Won by Idaho Firm

A Pocatello firm submitted the apparent low bid of 109 045 65 for the three mile Weston canyon road rebuild. Oneida County finished seal coating on the stretch, with work to begin in about 10 days and roughing in slated for next year. Dayton road completion is near and Dayton Utah line surveys ready for spring letting.

Weston Oneida Pocatello Construction Weston Canyon Road Schwanevekit Dayton Weston ‘Canyon Oneida County Citizen

Rites Held For Victim Of Accident

Funeral services were held for Scott Priestley two year old son of Mr and Mrs John Marvin Priestley of Smithfield who was killed in an accident Saturday in Franklin He was pronounced dead at the scene after apparently running in front of a car driven by Mrs Jed Atkinson Interment was in Franklin cemetery He was born September 26 1962 in Tacoma The family had lived in Smithfield six months Survived by his parents one brother and grandparents Roy Priestley and family of Franklin Patently Priestley of Franklin Pres

Scott Priestley John Marvin Priestley Smithfield Franklin Franklin Ward Chapel Jed Atkinson Priestley Tacoma Franklin Cemetery Palentley Omaa Estley Parley, Smart Pres

Canal and road relocation begin near Preston reservoir

Work started Monday on a new Preston Whit ney canal section near the Preston City reservoir after a slide threatened the area. The project includes an inlet to Foster reservoir and Glendale road relocation east of Preston, using county and city equipment under Franklin County Board chair Lee Schwaneveldt.

Preston City Reservoir City Foster Reservoir Glendale Preston Franklin County Preston City Lee Schwaneveldt Franklin County Board of Commissioners City Reservoir Word Creek Slide

Radar Set Backs Five-Block Violators in Preston

Preston Police Chief Blaine Taylor reports the new radar unit in the city's car led to $500 in fines over its first weekend. Approved by the city council, the device will cost between $300 and $500 to operate. The chief says the radar targets flagrant violators, not minor infractions, and can detect violators up to five blocks away.

Preston Blaine Taylor Vere

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