Pocatello 17 to Attend Legion Boys State at Boise
Seventeen Pocatello high school students, mostly sophomores and juniors, will travel to Boise June 6 to 12 for the Idaho American Legion Boys State program. John B. Roberts is the lone senior. Harold Paige is the only returnee from last year.
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Chuck) Glass
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Boyle Seeks Push Button Peace Campaign
New York columnist Hal Boyle jokes for a push button peace and proposes playful uses for guided missiles. He suggests pocket sized, radio linked missiles to herd cattle, shoo dogs, call taxis, deter burglars, and humorously imagines abuses such as window peeping and office surveillance, ending with a satirical tease about advertising missiles.
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Reds Blame America For Failure
AP Foreign Affaits Analyst DeWitt MacKenzie argues Moscow uses a staged peace overture to sow distrust and push a world revolution. He critiques Soviet statements via Tasa and warns against accepting their rhetoric while urging cautious, measured policy.
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Red scare tactic in Soviet peace bid analyzed
The piece argues Moscow uses a peace gesture to confuse US public opinion and weaken support for democracy. It cites intervention in the presidential race, red herring charges, and links to the Marshall Plan as Western responses stiffen against communism. French and Italian democrats join anti Red aggression alliances.
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Cold War Struggles Persist After Communist Setbacks
The passage notes a severe blow to major communist parties in Western Europe weakening Moscow's bases, while the cold war continues with tensions still simmering despite the trouncing.
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World Revolution Flares Anew Amid Global Tensions
Activists warn the lull is temporary as old powers regroup. Analysts say a renewed wave of protests and ideological clashes could spark new conflicts across multiple regions in coming months.
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Shower honors Muir with group recognition
BANCROFT Buiita Muir was honored Wednesday at a shower hosted by Sarah Hebdon, Margaret Johnson, Phyllis Hatch, Verg Bower, Lena Sessions and Beth Holbrook for the upcoming celebration.
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