Flattery and the Church Campaign in a Stop Carter Context
The piece argues that linking Senator Frank Church to a stop Carter movement flatters him yet ignores campaign background. It notes Church considered running a year earlier, delayed by the Senate Intelligence Committee probe, and frames his bid as a serious, self driven effort rather than a bid to block Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Church
Church
Idaho
Senate Intelligence Committee
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
David and Goliath
D.F
I Won’t Run Again In 1976 Says Local Senator
In a personal reflection from Pocatello the speaker, a Democratic legislator, declares he will not seek re election in 1976. He traces his long career since 1944, recalls past races from city council to statewide campaigns, and questions what drives candidacy. He notes a governor’s race as a rare exception and admits the lure of office despite costs and public scrutiny. The piece ends with a pledge to reveal reasons if he ever learns them.
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Montana
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Wright Patman
Federal Reserve Board
Hall
Fordam
Reagan
Carter
Humphrey
Jimmy Carter
Jerry Brown
St. Matthew
Sound Off Would Raise Pay To The Editor
A school board member on Tuesday May 11 recalls a substitute teacher Marvin Alexander declining $22 daily pay, arguing for higher teacher wages while not increasing taxpayer costs. He notes ten staff earning over $15,000 yearly and criticizes past budget votes and current administrator pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Alexander
Andrus Urges Graduates: No Return to Simple Life
Governor Cecil D. Andrus told the University of Idaho 1967 graduates that the era of the simple life is gone. He warned the class to face a complex world, defend democracy, and build on federalist principles while recalling the nation’s challenging four years and the bicentennial era ahead. He noted distrust of big government but framed it as a call to self-government. Five honorary doctorates were awarded alongside the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Idaho
UPI
Cecil D. Andrus
University of Idaho
Andrus
Washington
Television Schedule Highlights Evening Lineup
TV guide listing for 4:30 to 1:30 shows a mix of programs across networks. Highlights include Ironside Sesame Street Hogan's Heroes Channel 2 News News Scene Eyewitness News and primetime entries like The Brady Bunch Gippies Behind the Lines Happy Days and S.W.A.T along with sports and late-night fare.
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Ironside
Sesame Street
Hogan's Heroes
Channel 2 News
Eyewitness News
Electric Company
American Revolution
Adam-12
Bewitched
Gippies Groupers
Hee Haw
Martin Agronsky
Rich Little
Laverne An
Shirley
Coneimien
S.W.A.T. A
Switch
Mood ring tale ends in deadly calm joke
In this humorous piece, Dick West notes how a mood ring story leads Nathan Huckleberry to a deep purple calm. The punchline suggests being too tranquil may be dangerous, as colleagues joke about emotional depletion and the ring’s failure to reflect mood.
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Hackleberry
Huckleberry
Timber sale at Big Creek sells to Diamond International
The Big Creek timber sale east of Priest Lake was awarded Friday to Diamond International Corporation of Coeur d Alene for 20 360.85 dollars. The bid was the sole one and covers mainly old growth cedar to be logged this summer, with 435 MBF appraised at 20 357.85 dollars.
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Big Creek
Priest Lake
Diamond International Corporation of
Coeur d’ Alene
Diamonds International
Idaho Graduates Named Whittenberger Fellows
Michael D. Orlansky and David Kulhavey have been named Whittenberger Fellows for the coming year. Each receives a $5,000 stipend to support work toward doctoral degrees. Orlansky focuses on problems of deaf and blind children while Kulhavey is a College of Forestry Wildlife and Range Sciences student.
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Moscow
Idaho
of Idaho
Whittenberger
Michael’ D. Orlansky
David Kulhavey
Orlansky
Kulhavey
College
Forestry, Wildlife and “Range Sciences
Editorial Secretary Wilbert Hall to Return as Editorial Editor
Wilbert D Hall campaign secretary to presidential candidate Frank Church resigns June 8 to become editorial page editor of the Lewiston Morning Tribune. Hall, 39, held the Tribune post for nearly a decade before a 1975 move to Church’s staff and will resume writing duties in late June after fulfilling campaign obligations.
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Lewiston, Idaho
UPI
Lewiston Morning Tribune
Wilbert D
Bill) Hall
Frank Church
Lewiston Tribune
Hall
Church
Church For President
Bill Hall
Tribune
Ladd Hamilton
Ohio
New Jersey
Calif
Obituary notices for Otie Elsasser and June Hall published
Two obituaries appear for Otie Elzina Elsasser of Samuels Idaho and June Estella Hall of Sandpoint Utah California roots. Otie Elsasser, 80, died May 16 at Bonner General Hospital. survivors include daughter in law Peggy Elsasser and several grandchildren. Funeral May 19 at Moon Chapel with interment Pinecrest Memorial Park. June Hall, 71, died May 17 in Sandpoint. born June 4 1904 in Smithfield Utah. widow of Osborne Lee Hall. services May 20 at Moon Chapel with cremation following.
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Otie Elzina Elsasser
Bonner General Hospital
Elwood
Ella Stutsman
Chandler
Oklahoma
James T. Elsasser
Sandpoint
Idaho
Samuels
Peggy
Elsasser
Jane Elsasser
Joan Albrectch
Spokane
James Thomas Elsasser
Adam
John
Bill
Moon Chapel
James Scott
Pinecrest Memorial Park
June Estella Hall
Smithfield
Utah
Osborne Lee Hall
Reno
Nevada
Hope
San Francisco
California
Nampa
Ment of Justice
Bernice Pratt
Tug Of War Over Vietnam Girls Ends In Court Action
A former Army nurse, Sarah R. Coner, 28, faces potential kidnapping charges for taking Mai Yen Phuong and Mai Yen Thanh from their mother Duong Thi Yen Nga after an agreement to care for them. A U.S. magistrate will decide by June 1 whether to pursue charges, while the girls were reunited with Nga at the federal courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Gaudiosi
Philadelphia
UPI
U.S
Richard A. Powers III
Sarah R. Coner
Phoenixville
Powers
Miss Coner
Lawrence E. Grant
Cameron
Miss
Mai Yen Phuong
Mai Yen Thanh
Duong Thi Yen Nga
Nga
U.S. Army
Vietnam
United States
Chester County
Coner
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church Street
P. O. Box
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Dave Finkelnburg
Herb Offermann
Perry Swisher
Abraham Lincoln
Gettysburg
John Corlett
Boise
The
Idaho Statesman
Arthur Troutner
Malcom Rensen
Verna Johanneson Hitchcock
Laramie
Wyo
ABC News
CBS
NBC News
Idea Thing
Brady Bunch
Dick ‘West Washinton
Nathan Huckleberry
Button
Whittenberger Fellows
Lewiston
Idaho State Journal
Otie E. Elsasser
June E. Hall
Freedman
Bonner County
Westmond
Buckmaster
Raa
Brown
Brothers
Seattle
Northern’ Pacific
Kootenai County
Shaveyra
Post’ Falls
Coeur- d’Alene
Bonner County Historical Society
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