Sandpoint Daily Bee Advertisement and Publication Details
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue from April 1 1971 outlines publication days Monday to Friday and legal notices on Tuesdays It lists office address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864 and subscription rates 420 per quarter or 1680 per year with phone 263-5151 Publisher Pete Thompson edits and publishes with United Press International and regional sources.
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Pendrele Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
McClure Seeks POW Release Bill Amid Snow Report
Representative James A. McClure co sponsors a POW release resolution in the 92nd Congress urging Hanoi to free 1 600 North Vietnamese prisoners. The bill has defense secretary Laird and the National League of Families support. Snow measurements at Schweitzer and nearby elevations show above average depth and water content for March aiding stream flow forecasts.
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Snowyack
Schweitzer
Soil Conservation Service
Staweitzer Ridge
James A. McClure
Congress
McClure
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Laird
National League of Families of
Southeast Asia
Navy Ensign Eisenhower Receives New Uniform for Birthday
Navy Ensign David Eisenhower marked his 28th birthday when his in-laws presented him with a new uniform. Julie Eisenhower, age 22 and wife of the president's son, flew from the White House to Jamys Neck Virginia to join the celebration.
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Virginia’ Beach
UPI
Navy
David Eisenhower
Telen Smith
David
Julie
White House
Jyam's Neck
Support Grows For Lt. Calley In Clemency Efforts
United Press International reports growing action to aid Lt. William L. Calley Jr. A Illinois House resolution seeks executive clemency and reinstatement. Local campaigns raise funds for his appeal, protests form, and widespread telegrams to the Pentagon as veterans groups pledge support.
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United Press International
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Nixon
Calley
Illinois House
American Legion
Columbus
Louisville
Inge Dunbar
Ft. Benning Stockade
Alabama
Athens News-Courier
George, F. Johnson
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Rohrer Lois Rohrer obituary graveside service planned
Lois Rohrer 66 died March 27 in Banner General Hospital. Graveside services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Clark Fork Cemetery with Pastor Clarence Twigg officiating. Born January 27, 1905 in Benton Pennsylvania she married George Rohrer on March 26 1931 in Elmira New York. They lived in Phoenix Arizona from 1949 to 1969 when they moved to Clark Fork. Survivors include her husband a son George Rohrer Jr of Bellflower California three daughters all of Phoenix ten grandchildren and a sister Della Cook of Elmira New York. She was preceded in death by a daughter.
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Clark +Fork
Clarence * Twigg
First Presbyterian
Banner General Hospital
Benton
Pennsylvania
George Rohreron
Elmira
New York
Phoenix
Arizona
Clark Fork
The
Presbyterian Church
George Rohrer, Jr
Bellflower
Calif
William E. ‘Byrd
James E. Moore
Brian Cantrell
Della Cook
Sound Offs on War and Weapons Tyranny
A reader denounces continual warfare driven by dynasties and profits from weapons. They critique propaganda, question trials like Lt. Calley, Hiroshima, and gas warfare, and urge workers to rethink conflict and production while endorsing the Daily Bee want ads.
Community urged to support humane POW relief and Civil Air Patrol
The Sandpoint Jaycees spearhead a campaign calling for humane treatment and release of ill American prisoners of war, with 9 000 Bee coupons published for the effort. A local Civil Air Patrol squadron seeks funding for a flagpole, radios, backpacks and gear to start proper headquarters operations and youth training, while seniors are invited to share expertise.
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Sandpoint Jaycees
Sandpoint
Bee
Jaycees
Civil Air Patrol
Civil Defense
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