Man joins Idaho League of Women Voters sparks mixed acts
A Boise lawyer Byron Johnson joined the Idaho League of Women Voters as jokes swirl about men demanding equal pay and rights. Across towns like Ashton and Grangeville, men press for more favorable treatment and dinner expenses while a Sandpoint couple sees a custody and child support dispute linger. Dr. Victor Vainglory opines Johnson’s move stirs male assertions statewide amid pervasive male chauvinism.
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Richard Charneck
BOISE
UPI
Idaho League of Women Voters
Ashton
Harry Humblefinger
Sandpoint
Lloyd P. Logworthy
Grangeville
Roger J. Rockjaw
Human Rights Commission
Parma
George L. Gavelhard
Byron Johnson
League of Women Voters
Victor Vainglory of
Bliss
Copout U
Johnson
Man argues for male rights in changing gender roles
In an interview Wainglory defends preferential rights for men as not being second class citizens. He describes Johnson's nearly equal participation in a women’s organization and argues men could gain influence without full voting power.
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Wainglory
Andy
Johnson
Air Sniffer Being Tested for Narcotics Detection
Boise APS reports the San Francisco Bureau of Narcotics tests an air sniffer to detect narcotics. Robert Sager says the device could be a major breakthrough in drug control if perfected, with several manufacturers working on the research.
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APS
San Francisco
Bureau’ of Narcotics
Robert” ‘Sager
Northwest Drug
Obituary of Jack W. Brisboy Widower and Ironworker
Jack W. Brisboy, 60, died October 6 at Bonner General Hospital. Funeral services will be held October 9 at Moon Chapel at 11 a.m. with Charles Wigton officiating. burial at Pinecrest Memorial Park. He was born June 2, 1911 in Sagle and married Lucille Radis in 1956. Brisboy worked on dams and bridges as a steelworker and belonged to the International Association of Bridge Structural and Ornamental Ironworkers since 1948. He is survived by his wife, three sons Larry Radis Selle Ronald Radis, four daughters Sharon Search Wanda Reynolds Linda Treptow Dixie Humphrey, two brothers Joe and Howard, and two sisters Louise Craig and Audrey Burge.
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Jack.w. Brisboy
Jack W. Brisboy
Moon Chapel
Charles Wigton
First Christian Church
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Brisboy
Bonner General Hospital
Sagle
Bonner County
Lucille Radis
Sandpoint
Northwest
International Association of Bridge
Larry Radis
Selle
Ronald Radis
Donald Radis
Moscow
Sharon Search
Graham
Wanda Reynolds
Linda Treptow
Dixie Humphrey
Spokane
Joe and
Howard
Louise Craig
Audrey Burge
Job-hunting handicapped veteran seeks work in Sandpoint
Ardith Johnson Coffman, an emotionally moving self description, details an automobile accident eleven years ago near Cocolailla resulting in paralysis of the fingers. She lists education from NIJC and Boise State College, IBM Keypunch School, typing speed of 55 to 60 wpm, and seeks at least a chance to prove herself despite welfare-advantaged peers.
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Cocolailla
Bonner General Hospital
Elk’s Rehabilitation Center
Boise
NIJC
Boise State College
IBM
Portland
Ore
Sandpoint
Corner Corner Livestock Markets Report Mixed Hogs Cattle
Denver hogs and sows vary while Omaha prices rise with strong to higher bids for barrows and gilts. Cattle and calves show steady demand. two loads of heifers fetch 31.00 to 31.25 per hundredweight. cows and canners range 19.00 to 21.50. Sheep limited with insufficient test. A Michigan senator proposes a total handgun ban with federal purchase plan and jail threat. rhetoric condemns gun control efforts.
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Denver
UPI
Omaha
Capp Will Face Charges in Wisconsin Case
Cartoonist Al Capp is to appear for arraignment next week in Eau Claire on charges including sodomy attempt ed adultery and indecent exposure linked to an incident with a 20 year old married coed from Fall Creek State University who said Capp made indecent advances in a hotel room. The district attorney said Capp had court dates in Boston but did not appear there.
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Eau Claire
Wis
UPD
al Capp
Lawrence Durning
Capp
Durning
Li’l Abner
Calire State University Coed
Boston
Mass
Spokane Man Guilty of Murder Headline Retracted
The Daily Bee corrects a previous Thursday headline declaring George T. Kidder guilty of second degree murder in the slaying of Samuel D. Thomas, the janitor at Rickey Apartments, stating Kidder was found innocent.
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Spokane
George T. Kidder
Samuel D. Thomas
Rickey Apartments
the Bee
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