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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1958
Page
15
A Democrat warns the White House summit plan on Republican apathy is woefully inadequate, obscuring the issue of Walter Reuther and Reutherism. Joseph P Kamp cites letters to Eisenhower Nixon and Irman Alcorn alleging Reuther is campaigning to rule America as a dictator.
Mr. Kamp accuses Reuther and a labor-boss machine of funding hundreds of candidates and mobilizing money and manpower to control Congress. He warns that winning Congress could enable a Reuther presidency by proxy in 1960 and unveils a Marxist threat, urging Americans to oppose Reutherism.
An election year exhortation urges voters to exercise the franchise and vote. It stresses the duty to vote and adds that voters should know candidates’ positions on government size, spending, and foreign policy to choose those who are right.
Idaho Governor Robert F. Smylie accuses Senator Derr of flip flopping on law enforcement unemployment education and public health funding. Smylie says Derr supported gambling while opposing measures to strengthen enforcement and cites a history of opposing appropriations.
Idaho Senate race focus shifts to governor’s mansion and gambling. Smylie argues for job growth highways water rights and education while accusing Derr of voting against public schools liquor enforcement and unemployment benefits. Derr emphasizes campaign record and local issues amid contrasting promises.
Mr and Mrs Fred Anderson visited their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Dean Hogan in Thatcher Norman 3B. Smith returned home after hospital stay in Pocatello for back discs. President Ethel Johnson led a literature meeting with 18 women as Barbara Panter taught American literature. Stake President Edith Hubbard and Mildred Burton were visitors and gave remarks. Ward bazaar announced for next month. Mr and Mrs Owen Andreasen visited son Jay and family in Salt Lake City. Visitors to Mrs Theron Smith Sr included Mr and Mrs Harold Newsome of Arizona and Mrs Hattie Jensen and daughters.
Berniece, Beatrice, and Gladys Gray with Mrs Keith Clegg of Grace spent several days at the home of Mr and Mrs Dean Panter.
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