Boise leader urges export limits to keep Idaho youth home
Dick Smith, Republican candidate for governor, urged limiting out of state migration and boosting value added from farms, forests, and mines to create jobs for Idaho youth. He spoke to precinct workers on diversifying the economy with agriculture, mining, lumber, tourism, and processing, aided by federal cooperation. Herbert R. Humphrey, 76, Boise, former Mountain Home mayor, dies. he led Civil Defense efforts in World War I and received congressional citations for Selective Service work. he also worked as a Union Pacific railroad agent until 1951.
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Public drawing set for five goat hunt permits in Seven Devils
UPI reports a public drawing for five permits in the Seven Devils Mountains, Snake River drainage, on July 24. Transplanted goats from Snow Peak and Black Mountain in the Clearwater drainage will be hunted. focus on July after spring green-up when goats seek salt.
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Idaho FHA Receives Record Rural Farm Payments
Don Winder, Idaho FHA director, said the Farmers Home Administration took in more than 12 million dollars from farmers and rural residents in the six months ending December 31. He noted this surpassed the prior six months by about one million and that by year end the FHA held loans in Idaho to 6,231 individuals and 181 rural groups on file.
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Editor urges reallocation of national resources for environment
Samuel H. Day editor of the Intermountain Observer urged redirecting national resources to combat environmental problems. He spoke at an environmental seminar at St. Michael's Cathedral calling for restructuring production to address ecological issues.
Bon Ida Republican Women set meeting date change
The Bon Ida Republican Women’s Club will meet June 29 at 8 p.m. in the Washinton Water Power meeting room. A report on the State Convention at Burley will be given. Sandpoint High School Class of 1930 reunion planning via Mrs Verney Olson for July 18 and 19. Sandpoint Public Library to be closed July 3 and 4. Sandpoint Lions Club to meet at Travelers at 6:30 p.m.
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Pay phone booths installed halfway up Mount Fuji
The Japan Telegraph and Telephone Co. has installed 10 blue painted pay phones halfway to the summit of Mount Fuji. The booths allow direct dial from the slopes to anywhere in Japan, enabling callers to reach any location easily from the 12,389 foot peak.
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Horsemen Calendar of July and August Events
A list of horsemen events scheduled in Idaho including dates at Coeur d Alene Sandpoint and Bonner County venues. Contacts named for more information include Mrs Shirley Galloway Mrs Roy Gontz Velma Osborne and Elsa Wormington with addresses in Post Falls Coeur d Alene and Sandpoint. The schedule covers open horse shows trail rides and county fair events from July 4 through August 23.
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