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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1970
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee dated March 5 1970 lists publication details including frequency Monday through Friday except holidays and legal notices on Tuesdays along with subscription rates and contact information for Pend Oreille Printers Inc.
Presbyterian Women Association met Tuesday evening February 24 in the church fellowship room. Pastor Twigg installed new officers for the year including president Don Dundon and treasurer Duane Hadley. An Easter gift was approved for Gilbert Romero and the next meeting will be March 24 at 1 30 p.m. with Wes Isbell as guest speaker.
About 75 persons were arrested at the University of Illinois as National Guardsmen enforced a curfew from 10 30 p m to 5 30 a m during a protest involving around 2 000 students. Chancellor Peltason announced nine suspensions on charges of violent acts endangering safety and property with more possible.
The Kam loops and Kokanee Week committee held its first meeting with Jim Parsons as chairman. 1970 marks the 25th year of K and K Week and organizers plan a larger event with two servicemen attending. Weekly Tuesday noon meetings will continue at the Travelers, inviting interested people to join.
The Sandpoint do and Dine 4-H Club met on March 2 at the Community Hall. Reporters from separate clubs gave reports and calendars were passed out. Barbara Greenleaf demonstrated sweater care. The next general meeting is April 7 at the Community Hall.
Ex President Lyndon B. Johnson is hospitalized with chest pains but said to be in good spirits and hoping for several weeks of uneventful recovery.
In the Maritimes locals dismiss the eclipse while Canada plans rocket firings from Smiths Point near East Quoddy to study solar radiation effects on the ionosphere. Dr Michael Rycroft leads experiments in St Johns as Alouette relays data from Newfoundland tracking stations.
Philippe Ueim of Paris says the death of old taboos fuels the current dress and costume explosion. He notes teens use fashion as a weapon to break traditions aided by mass media, with youth likely to continue dominating fashion for years. Fya Stillman embraces lingerie designs for beach and swimming use.
French naval authorities see little chance of determining the Eurydice sinking cause after 57 men were lost during a deep water test dive off the French Riviera. Seismic readings and surface debris confirm a deep underwater explosion, with rescue teams recovering limited debris as ships continue the search east of Marseille.
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