Sandpoint Daily Bee Publisher and contact notice
The Sandpoint Daily Bee is published Monday through Friday by Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho with legal notices published on Tuesdays. Subscription rates are four dollars twenty cents per quarter or sixteen dollars eighty cents per year and phone contact is 263-5151. Pete Thompson is the publisher.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Poland and the church state clash echoed in new era
The piece argues Poland under Gierek will seek to repair church relations with Cardinal Wyszynski after recent riots and government pressure. It compares 1956 tensions to today, outlining church curbs on catechism, schooling, and press, and notes broader East bloc reliance on Soviet aid amid Middle East peace costs and Aswan dam financing.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Poland
Edward Gierek
Stéfan Wyszynski
Pater
Madison Avenue
Gierek
Wladislaw Gomulka
Edward Ochab
Gomulka
Cardinal Wyszynski
Warsaw
Catholic University At
Lublin
U.A.R
Aswan
Egypt
U.S
Israel
United States
Europe
Funeral Services for Frances R. Quass Planned
Frances R. Quass 62 died January 6 at Bonner General Hospital. Funeral from Moon Chapel January 9 at 10 a.m. with Rev. Clarence E. Twigg officiating. Interment Pinecrest Memorial Park. Survived by three sons Richard Spokane Carl Fort Rucker Alabama Curtis Sandpoint one daughter Ben Tibbetts Sandpoint seven grandchildren two brothers Clifford Spokane and Glenn Sagle.
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Frances R. Quass
Moon Chapel
Clarence E. Twigg
First Presbyterian Church
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Quass
Bonner General Hospital
Kingston
Kentucky
Sagle
Carl W. Quass
Clark Fork
Idaho
Presbyterian Church In
Sandpoint
Algoma Women’s Club
Bonner County
Military Persuasion Leads to West Point Nomination Rebuff
A student wrote to Senator Packwood seeking a West Point appointment. Despite strong resolve and good effort, Packwood nominated him, then the senator declined. In England a romance grows between neighbors, planning a dual wedding. In Rome a lawmaker bills to screen knighthood awards to prevent tax evaders.
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U.S
United Press International
Washington
UPD
Robert W. Packwood
R-Ore
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
America
Packwood
Courting Business Rome
UPI
Alberto Ciampaglia
Finance Ministry
Sandpoint May Shape Downtown With Student Study
A Sandpoint official comments on a free study by architecture students from Moscow aimed at redesigning downtown. The proposal echoes Leavenworth’s Alpine makeover and could boost tourism tied to Schweitzer basin, potentially increasing jobs and local growth.
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Moscow
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Sandpoint
Leavenworth
Washington
Schweitzer Basin
Chamber of Commerce of
Pacific Northwest
Coal shortage cuts into Idaho fuel and beet operations
In Magic Valley Idaho a severe coal shortage threatens to force shutdowns of coal burning industries and homes. Amalgamated Sugar in Twin Falls may run short before winter ends. Buhl schools and Clover Lutheran School face coal exhaustion as supplies dwindle and deliveries lag.
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Idaho Twin Falls
UPD
Magic Valley
Sugar
Buhl
Twin Falls
Arnold Croft
Clover Lutheran
Croft
Yee McCoy Coal and Transfer Company
Dow
Wildlife special on predators and man on channel six
A TV guide notice urges viewers to tune to channel six at 7 30 p m for a wildlife program about the relationship between predators and humans narrated by Ron McKuen.
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Channel 6
Ron McKuen
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