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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1963
Page
6
Space exploration is a scientific enterprise not a branch of literary or show business. Heroism is not a commodity. Neith-
The Fischer family faces a difficult choice as five newborns under eight complicate their finances and life plans. Community voices urge prudent use of gifts while praising the parents’ resilience and the nation’s public service ethos in space exploration debates.
The Cache County district will maintain two high schools with North Cache in Smithfield and South Cache retained. Richmond benefits from junior high gains while Hyrum, Lewiston, and other areas adjust to the remodel and broader enrollment. The writer argues the decision eases tensions and offers modern facilities and growth.
A profile of E Remington Davenport a candy maker who continues his craft in Idaho Falls. He travels seasonally teaching and selling chocolates, sharing a model of enjoying retirement by doing what he loves and taking life at a slower pace.
A Fairview Explorer group hiked 624 miles with a base camp at Union Falls on Mt Ash Creek. They undertook a two day survival hike reaching 8977 feet, saw elk and other wildlife, and used four radios for comms during a Bechler canyon search for a crashed B47.
Various brief items list residents and activities including Ellis Johnson on gas bills from vacation Clair Judy on southern California climate in Edmonton Edna Nelson mailing from Richmond contractors cementing in rain at Ronald Baird site Bert Pond Langton Barber discuss gas mileage Phenos Edgely seeks peace during a school board meeting Carolyn Craner teaching Paul Norton new dance steps Sid Karren arranging for a community building Hyde Purser pressuring publisher over lost post office keys Larry Biggs loading guns Roger Fitzpatrick seeking a place to eat Paul Johnson back to work after appendectomy Keith Jensen taking wife to hospital for appendectomy Ben Dorothy Johnson escorting daughter to hospital for same Ted Steers.
The Citizen invites birthday names for the upcoming column with a deadline of October 3. Readable lists include L G Parkenson Blanch Hull Rhys Swainston Reod Alder and many others from September 27 to October 2 and beyond.
The Ogden sheriff's posse visited Cub River country for a weekend stay at Willow Flat and a meal at Deer Cliff Inn. They camped and fished at the headwaters with campers, aided by locals including Sheriff Ray Talbot and Virgil Knudsen.
Poet Jennie Weaver Holt defies ageism in a verse about aging with grace. She asserts vitality, resilience, and a hopeful heart despite wrinkles and slow steps, insisting she remains spirited and capable on life’s highway.
The text quotes Paul Harvey lamenting the difficulty of writing about race relations and noting changes in media usage of the term Negro prior to 1954. It reflects attitudes and editorial voice about how American audiences and journalists viewed race and language in news coverage.
A reflective editorial argues the Supreme Court ruling on equal education opportunities reveals persistent regional hypocrisy. It contrasts Southern de jure progress with Northern indifference, warns of new social pressures, and notes the evolving, uneasy path toward genuine integration.
The narrative traces Cache Valley’s pre 1824 Indian hunting grounds and Willow Valley fur trading days led by explorers like James Bridger. It covers 1860 settlement of Franklin on Cub River, frontier defenses against hostile Indians, and a 1862 63 flare of attacks culminating in Col. Edward Connor dispatching 200 soldiers from Fort Douglas to northern Cache Valley.
A Sunday church remark prompts a boy to joke about becoming a bishop for talkative Sundays. The humor shifts to satire about money and taxes with quips on faces on money, a used car sale, and various tax lines.
A Preston Citizen editorial titled Teachers And Contracts was broadcast on KIDO Radio Sunday September 15 on Idaho Editor, a program in cooperation with the Idaho Press Association. Vern Moore, News Director, KIDO Radio.
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