Christian Scientists Urged to Embrace More Christianity Worldwide
At the annual meeting of The Mother Church in Boston, Lenore D. Hanks urged stronger Christian living beyond mere acknowledgment of Jesus. About 10,000 to 12,000 members attended as officials from Idaho and 57 countries gathered to hear calls for more Christianity, better healing, and vigilance against materialism. Naomi Price of London was named new Mother Church president.
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Boston
Massachusetts
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Jesus
Lenore D. Hanks
Christian Science Board of Directors
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Mass
Idaho
Hanks
Naomi Price
London
England
Community notices and events in Sandpoint area
A roundup of June activities includes rummage sale and pie and coffee at Lake Rebekah Lodge, a Sandpoint Jaycees picnic, Pentecost in Rome film at Community Hall, Martha Chapter 34 visit to Virginia Peters, Elks Flag Day ceremony, church women meetings, Vacation Bible School, Girl Scout Camp, veterans dances, and multiple club and service meetings. Also listed are a June bicycle workshop, a Lake Pend Oreille boat trip for seniors, and various registration details.
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Lake Rebekah Lodge No
Oddfellows Hall
Corner Pine
Euclid
Virginia Peters
C.es
Masonic Temple
All Eastern Star
Camp Stidwell
Mirror Lake
Charlotte -Palmer
Alder St
Sandpoint
Idaho
Senvers
Pend Oreille
Forest
Margaret Crowell
Coodinator
NIC Vocational Programs Open for Limited Openings
North Idaho College reports limited openings in five vocational programs Dairy none. Programs include Motorcycle Repair Diesel Mechanics Log Truck Driving Data Processing and Office Occupations. Classes begin June 28 for two programs and August 25 for three others with admission on a first come first served basis.
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North Idaho College
Dale Parsons
W. Garden
Coeur d’ Alene
Idaho
Fatal Crash Claims Pocatello Teen near Arimo
State police said a pickup failed to negotiate a curve on Robin Gap Road near Arimo killing Carl G. Moore 17 of Pocatello. Two companions were injured Larry Peterson 17 in fair condition at St. Anthony's Community Hospital and Michael Sparks 16 treated for minor injuries and released.
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Pocatello
API
Carl G. Moore
Robin Gap Road
Arimo
Larry Peterson
St. Anthony’s Community Hospital
Michael Sparks
Dam Burst Floods Sugar City and Teton After 310-Foot Structure
Pilots reported Sugar City and Teton flooded as waters overtopped a 310 foot earth fill dam. The Morrison Knudson Co and Peter Kiewit's Sons of Omaha built the structure. Officials could not confirm when the Bureau of Reclamation learned of a problem before the dam broke and warned only 30 minutes prior.
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Sugar City
Teton
Morrison-Knudson Co
Peter Kiewit
Sons
Omaha
Andrus Says Teton Dam Disaster Caused by New Structure
Boise leader Andrus reports to President Ford that the Teton Dam failure was not natural but caused by a brand new Bureau of Reclamation structure. He says warning was scant and an inside rupture indicated the leak, warning that if the dam failed overnight the losses could have been thousands.
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Boise
Andrus
Ford
Bureau of Reclamation
Amtrak North Coast Hiawatha Summer Schedule Announced
Amtrak will operate the North Coast Hiawatha daily between Chicago and Seattle from June 15 to September 8 to meet peak summer demand for Yellowstone and Western tourist points. The service adds daily Sandpoint stops at 9 45 p.m. from Chicago and 4 15 a.m. from Seattle with multiple western and midwestern stops and full dining and sleeping car amenities.
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Amtrak
North Coast
Hiawatha
Chicago
Seattle
Yellowstone National Park
Sandpoint
Flood crests at Blackfoot as areas evacuate in Idaho
Flood waters from the Teton Dam crest at about 5 a.m. near Blackfoot Idaho flooding portions of the city of 8800 and forcing Riverside evacuation. Shelley and Firth were inundated and evacuated. Roads and bridges closed including Interstate 15 and U.S. 2 between Blackfoot and Arco. National Guardsmen deployed to keep sightseers off bridges.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
UPI
Teton Dam
Riverside
Shelley
Firth
Idaho Falls
Ed Barrus
Corbett
U. S
Arco
Federal officials back independent probe into Teton Dam disaster
Bureau of Reclamation Commissioner Gilbert Stamm and Assistant Secretary Jack Horton met with Governor Andrus and endorsed both federal and independent state investigations. They planned immediate site inspection to determine the dam collapse causes and supported forming an independent review panel. leakage at the base was noted Friday night and worsened to 1000 second feet per minute by Saturday morning.
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Penny Young
Boise, Idaho
UPI
Cecil D. Andrus
Teton Dam
Bureau of Reclamation
Gilbert G. Stamm
Jack Horton
Andrus
Idaho
Horton
Stamms
Church Seek federal reimbursement for Teton Dam damages
Senator Frank Church announces draft legislation to allow the federal government to reimburse private citizens for flood damages from the Teton Dam break. He argues the federal dam failure creates primary responsibility and orders an immediate, full-scale investigation by his Interior subcommittee.
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Washington
UPI
Frank Church
Idaho
Senate
Teton Dam
Church
Bureau of Reclamation
Rock Springs Timber Sale Auction Near Sandpoint
District Ranger Jerry Stern announced that the Rock Springs Timber Sale in Hoodoo Creek near Bayview was sold at an oral auction. Johnson Forest Products and Ed Earling bid after 26 oral offers, with the appraised value rising from 1 745 to 7 775 dollars for 860 thousand board feet of lodgepole pine. Major species include lodgepole pine and white pine with other softwoods.
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Jerry Stern
Sandpoint
Rock Springs
Federal
Hoodoo Creek
Bayview
Ed Earling
Johnson Forest Products, Inc
Louisiana-Pacific
Rander
Coeur d’ Alene
Louisana-Pacific
Dam Site Porous Tests Showed Major Leakage Risk
Denver reports say the Teton Dam site in Idaho would leak more water than expected. Bureau officials and a 1970 Denver meeting acknowledged seepage, with tests showing ground soaking from core drilling and a 55 000 acre foot annual loss at most.
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Denver
UPS
US Bureau of Reclamation
Teton Dam
Idaho
U.S. District Court
The
Sierra Club
Bureau Engineering
Shirley Pytlak
Pytlak
Clifford Okeson
Bureau
Pacific Northwest
Okeson
Obituary of Madora Hart 81 in Bonner General
Madora Hart aged 81 died Saturday at Bonner General Hospital. Born August 31, 1894 in Guthrie Texas to Robert and Mary Darnell, she married James W Hart in Tucumcari New Mexico on September 3 1912. She lived in Noxon Montana since 1942 and worked as a carpenter for Armour Packing and Baird Nordahl Boxing Co. She belonged to Kootenai Community Church and is survived by husband James two sons Otis and Horace, five grandchildren seven great grandchildren two sisters Joe Blea Bell Buckner Laverene and others. Funeral at Moon Chapel Tuesday June 8 at 10 00 am, Rev Jerry Payton officiating. Interment Hope Cemetery.
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Madora Hart
Bonner General Hospital
Robert
Mary Lou Darnell
Guthrie
Texas
New Mexico
James W Hart
Tucumcari
Noxon
Montana
Hope
California
Armour Packing Company
Baird Nordahl Boxing Co
Kootenai
Idaho
James
Otis Hart
Horace Hart
Joe Blea
Denver
Colorado
Bell Buckner
Laverene
Moon Chapel
Jerry Payton
Hope Cemetery
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Healing Ministry of
Christian Science
Robert Peel
Mary Baker Eddy
Mother Church
Marc Engeler
Sandpoint Jaycees
Rome
Full Gospel Businessmen’s Fellowship
First Lutheran Church
Lord
Lutheran Church
United Methodist
Church Fellowship Hall
Eagle Lodge
American Lutheran Church
A.L.C.W
Family Singer
Christian Women Aglow Fellowship
Chateau Club
Janice Boatwright
Clark Fork
Clark Fork ‘School
Sandpoint Senior High
Mary Berryhill
NIC
Parsons
North Dakota
Fargo Valley City
Jamestown
Bismarck
Mandan
Dickinson
Glendive
Miles City
Forsyth
Billings
Livingston
Bozeman
Butte
Deer Lodge
Missoula
Paradise
North Coast Hiawatha
Tilden
Fort Hall Indian Reservation
National Guardsmen
Stoddard
Zenith
Judith Aurada
First Street
Bonners Ferry
Koof Hall
Sprague Ave
Spokane
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