Dr John Nichols urges grads on family and ethics at Utah State
Logan Utah Dr John R Nichols federal commissioner of Indian affairs told the Utah State Agricultural College graduating class that personal economic importance is their top challenge. He listed family welfare minority issues and global peace as key concerns as 895 graduates received degrees led by valedictorian Glenn L Pearson.
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Logan
Utah
John R. Nichols
Indian Affairs
Utah State Agricultural College
Nichols
Franklin S. Harris
Glenn L. Pearson
West Jordan
Idaho State College
Pocatello
Mishap Kills Utah Angler
A Utah fisherman, Richard A. Hancock, 53, of Salt Lake City, was killed when his speeding car drifted off a curve north of Malad. Alex Russell of Ogden suffered serious internal injuries. W. W. Chipman, also of Salt Lake City, was cut and bruised. Hancock was driving and tried to pass prior to the curve, the car rolled several times, and he died before reaching Malad hospital. Glen Love of Farmington aided his daughter Chipman in the crash aftermath.
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Malad
Utah
Richard A. Hancock
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Alex Russell
W. W. Chipman
Oneida County
John A. Evans
Hancock
Glen Love
Farmington
Chipman
Pocatello
California
Bannock Hotel Plans Eastern Sea Food Dinner Nights
Bannock hotel management announces a Saturday night eastern seafood dinner menu this summer. Food will be flown in by airplane to ensure freshness and will include lobsters clams scallops and soft shell crabs. Dining runs from 6 30 to 9 30 p m.
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Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
Bannock
Calendar Pinups Prompt Controversy In Oregon Barbershop
Photographers James Fairchild and Richard Johnson were jailed after taking nude high school girl photos as calendar models on a Sandy River beach. Both men, residents of Portland, face charges related to producing and distributing obscene material involving a minor.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
James Fairchild
Richard Johnson
Sandy River
Communist News in Nanking Prefers Its Own Dispatches
In Nanking under Communist control the press operates two daily papers, New China Daily and China Daily, while 17 nationalist papers are shut down. Dispatches favor propaganda, with strict accuracy rules and delayed reports, and foreign reporters are blocked while officials stay anonymous.
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Chang Kuo-Sin
United Press
Nanking
China
New China Daily
China Daily
Communist Military Control Commission
Communist New China
Peiping
Liu Po-Chen
Comunist
Colt Causes Auto Mishap Near Fort Hall
A truck collided with a young colt on the highway near Fort Hall, throwing the driver onto the wrong side of the road. Another car then struck the truck, injuring Jo Ann Stout, 8, of Ogden, who was riding in the auto. The horse later had to be shot. no arrests were made.
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Fort Hall
Jo Ann Stout
Ogden
al Nogo
Eldon C. Walters
Randolph Ave
Alameda
A. G. Stout
Utah
Stout
Jo Ann
Blackfoot
Nogo
Burglaries Under Probe In Pocatello And Alameda
Police investigated burglaries at three stores Thursday night into Friday morning. The O P S Store on South Fifth Avenue and the Bistline Agency on North Arthur Avenue were entered by breaking doors and safes with about 2800 dollars in cash and goods taken from the O P S Store. The Bargain Barn in Alameda reported radios stolen while the safe was untouched. Police suspect two groups for the two Idaho incidents and a separate party for Alameda.
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Pocatello
Alameda
Guy Nelson
O.P.S
South Fifth Ave
Bistline Agency
North Arthur Ave
Paul Bistline
Bargain Barn
Bistline
Nelson
Marine AWOL Trio Sought After Jeep Theft
A federal warrant was issued for three Camp Pendleton marines now AWOL. Robert N. Shanahan Richard Lee Buchan and Charles Livingston are charged with stealing a marine jeep found abandoned in a ravine near Horseshoe Bend Idaho. The men worked in the Camp Pendleton motor pool.
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Boise
Camp Pendleton
Cal
U. S
Glenn Coughlan
Special FBI
Martin B. Underwood
Robert N. Shanahan
Richard Lee Buchanan
Charles Livingston
Horseshoe Bend
Ida
11th Floor Leap Ends in Safe Rescue at Willard Hotel
Washington police and emergency crews rescued Air Force private Paul J. McDuff after 15 minutes on a Willard Hotel ledge. Spectators watched as officers approached from both sides and a safety net was stretched 100 feet below.
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Washington
Willard Hotel
Air Force
Pfc
Paul J. McDuff
Bolling Field
Young Pocatellans Band To Play At Zion Park
Seven Pocatello high school seniors form a dance band led by Bob Swanson. They will work at Zion National Park lodge in southern Utah this summer, gaining experience while playing evenings. Members include Glenn Fifield, Beryl Jensen, Joe Willes, Evan Hale, Gary Howard, and Jerry Hawkes.
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Utah Parks
Beryl Jensen
Joe Miller
Bob Swanson
Evan Hale
Mendy
Young Pocatellans
Zion Park
Pocatello
Zion National Park
Utah
Bob
National Park
Idaho State College
Glenn Fifield
Swanson
Joe Willes
Gary Howard
Jerry Hawkes
Fifield
Howard
Uranium Found in Oaxaca State Geological Finds Reported
Uranium deposits were found in Oaxaca state and American and Mexican geologists are studying samples in Mexico City. The report notes discussions among forecasters who revisit older theories about the world being flat.
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Mexico City
Oaxaca State
Oak Ridge Atomic Workers Authorize Strike At Labs
CIO unions at Oak Ridge Tennessee authorized a strike at the uranium separation plants after failed contract talks with Union Carbide. No date set, but walkout could begin after June 9 when the current pact expires. About 2000 chemical workers could be affected. Government experts doubt a strike will occur, but prep for no strike remains possible.
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Oak Ridge Atomic Workers Okeh
Washington
Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers
CIO
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Atomic Laboratories
Martin Wagner
Carbide and Chemical Corp
Atomic Energy Commission
Wagner
Truman
Franklin junior high yearbook issued for seventh and eighth grade
Franklin junior high presents its annual blue bound yearbook edited by Edgar Taylor with a large staff. The issue features home room groups clubs athletic teams and events with candid shots and student names and hobbies. Advisers are Mrs. R Bonham and Miss Miller.
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Franklin Junior High School
Edgar Taylor
Joan Brown
Coleman Jordan
Bob Steele
Nelson Miles
Larry Walker
Paul Smith
Pat Day
Jerry Rutland
Bill Foster
Dorothy Park
Dolores Martz
Bliss Law
Jimmy Peterson
Mike Norton
Barbara Curtis
Bob Wesser
Steven Klein
Bruce McCormack
Harold Lieberman
Jim Loveland
Jerry Ritland
Betty Lou Brillhart
Dorothy Hanaki
Dean French
Bonnie Evans
Michael Healy
Patricia Adams
R. Bonham
Miss Miller
Hyland Park Office Opens in Pocatello
Neil K. Chase returns to Pocatello to supervise Hyland Park as manager from the First Security Bank building. He will handle real estate and insurance while noting James Higgins leads the engineering and Mountain States Co. handles streets and utilities. Hyland Park includes 200 lots with 70 already sold.
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Pocatello
Neil K. Chase
First Security Bank
Hyland Park Corporation
State Police Commission Extends Pocatello Officers Jurisdiction
Three Pocatello police traffic officers C C Alabam Dawson A J Rumick and H W Carlisle have been commissioned by the Idaho state police to gain speed enforcement authority in areas between city limits. Chief A L Oliver notes the city line breaks on Pole Line road and says the state commission will cover those segments. He adds that officers can pursue violators beyond city limits up to the Utah line if needed.
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Pocatello
Idaho State Police
C. C. “Alabam” Dawson
A. J. Rumick
H. W. Carlisle
A. L. Oliver
Pole Line
Oliver
State Commission
Utah
Horseback Riding Season Returns Amid Learning Gaps
The reopening of horseback riding season highlights uneven skill growth as some riders struggle to catch up. Coaches emphasize practice, safety, and gradual progression for newcomers and hesitant veterans alike.
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Gate City High School
Clarence Smith
Dennis Dalton
Dennis Slayden
Harry Shimada
Bill Scott
Richard Davis
Blaine Jones
Tom Wilson
Bird Finlayson
Dale Vesser
Craig Overturf
Dr. Nichols
Shanghai
U. P
Colt
Seek Marine Awol Trio
Sinewava
Maine
Oak Ridge
Atomic ‘Energy Commission
Hyland Park
Mountain Electric
Louisiana
Maryland
Air Express
HOTEL
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