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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1958
Page
11
In his first press conference in five weeks President Eisenhower warned that without wage and price restraint the American consumer could rebel. He criticized government for largesse, reciprocal trade policies, and failure to reform taxes or curb extravagance while accusing it of economic mismanagement and waste.
Dr James B Conant former Harvard president urges stronger school authority and parental regard for discipline to curb laxity in US schools He contrasts US youth with industrious Russian students who study work and exercise rather than leisure pursuits.
The piece argues government expanded power and budget deficits while urging the people across classes to assume responsibility in democracy. It cites leaders in business urging civic duty, notes dissatisfaction with Congressmen Homer Budge and Senator Henry Dworshak, and warns the 11th hour may still allow action.
Mrs Myrtle Eck took Myrtle Waddoups and Marie and Luzetta Neuenswander to Brigham City for Peach Day parade then Salt Lake for Marie housing at business college. E O Bergeson family returned from Dillon Montana to visit relatives and see granddaughter's blue ribbon steer. John Schwartz rushed to LDS Hospital Salt Lake after operation for scar tissue. wife Venna Schwartz and daughter Joan assisted. John discharged to daughter's home in Kearns.
Mrs Martin Blau Julene Reed and Blau's mother visited relatives around Logan before Julene's nursing studies at Ricks College. Mrs Milton Jones and Lillian Willis with Pearl Jessop attended the funeral of Pear Y Crossley in Smithfield. Milton R Jones returned from Evanston Wyoming. Mrs Jerry Bunn went home to Salt Lake City after a hospitalization following her father's Aug 30 funeral. Mrs Eva Lloyd visited Blackfoot with Robert Read and son Leonard Lloyd then returned. Bob and Neva visited relatives until Sept 7 before departing for California.
Amendments to the 1958 social security law raise monthly payments for about 600 Franklin County residents, effective with February 1959 checks. The increase runs around seven percent with minor variations. eligible individuals who were not already receiving benefits must apply before payments begin.
The article explains eligibility for disability insurance for dependents and survivors over 50 including spouses with children in care, dependent parents after 1939, adopted children with late retirement, and cross-benefits when a beneficiary marries another recipient. It urges those who previously applied and were denied to contact social security offices to refile, noting that time to stop a car and brakes illustrate safety reminders from the National Safety Council.
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