Eagles Give $1000 To Jimmy Durante Childrens Fund
A $1000 grant from the Jimmy Durante Children's Fund of the Fraternal Order of Eagles was presented to the Boise Ada County Association for Retarded Children. State Aerie officers of Idaho selected the recipient, the fund aids schools hospitals clinics and other institutions serving handicapped children. This is the third Idaho grant and 361 total grants have been made across the United States and Canada.
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Jimmy Durante Children’s Fund
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Boise- Ada
Idaho
United States
Canada
Newly Weds Start At 80 in Parma Idaho
An octogenarian couple, Hoover and his bride, tied the knot in Parma Idaho after knowing each other for 40 years. The wedding at Community Church included 92 guests and 12 grandchildren. They live in a mobile home, celebrate with an all day open house, and plan to enjoy life together in good health.
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Boise Valley
Boise
Htop
Hoover
San Juan Islands
Parma
Idaho
Joseph Wilson
United Press Internation
San Francisco
Mark Purcell
Atoe
Idaho 23rd Highway Fatality Report
A Blackfoot child and a Wilder Labor Camp resident died in separate early Monday crashes. Caroline Joe, 4, died after a car went out of control on Interstate 15 in Bannock County, possibly from the driver falling asleep. In Nampa, Ménddy Vuortir' fas"Tost D. Cardona, 56, died in a two car collision at U.S. 30 and Midland Boulevard when Cardona’s vehicle stopped at a stop sign and was hit broadside by Chauncey Le Roy Burnside, 38, of Nampa.
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Idaho
Caroline Joe
Eddie Joe
Bannock County
Joe
Ménddy Vuortir
Fas
Tost D. Cardona
U.S. 30
Midland Boulevard
Nampa
Chauncey le Roy Burnside
Cardona
Burnside
Student Charges Draft Unfair at Senate Hearing
Everett freshman Peter Knutson told the Senate Armed Services Committee that presidents and senators can talk of war while young Americans are drafted and killed. He urged repeal of the draft and challenged Congress for betraying the Constitution as Thurmond walked out and Stennis urged patience.
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Washington
UPI
Strom Thurmond
Sen
John C. Stennis
College
Indochina
Peter Knutson
Knutson
Everett
Wash
Senate Armed Services Committee
Stanford University
Congress
South Carolina
Senator Thurmond
Stennis
Constitutional Convention Resolution Defeated in Senate
The Senate defeated a concurrent resolution that would have asked Congress to call a constitutional convention to enable federal revenue sharing with states. Supporters cited a $16 billion share plan, while opponents warned Idaho’s voice could be diminished and other issues could arise. heated debate continued into House proceedings amid other bills and hearings.
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Congress
Darrell Manning
Docatello
Idaho
John Peavey
Rupert
Richard Egbert
D-Tetonia
Edith Miller Klein
R-Boise
William J. ‘Lanting
R-Hollister
Capital High School
Supreme Court
Statehouse
Lanting
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