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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1964
Page
5
J Edgar Hoover argues that American society suffers widespread moral decline driven by cowardice and selfishness across institutions. He warns against rationalization of vice and a push for less restrictive codes, calling for responsibility to protect the nation.
The centennial of Edward Everett Hale’s The Man Without a Country is explored through Tom Mahoney’s American Legion Magazine piece. It links Nolan’s exile tale to modern political themes, reflecting on patriotism, sacrifice, and leadership amid global tensions and criticism of the United Nations.
Bashyon Park Massachusetts, Babson analyzes rising commodity prices and the threat of inflation. He argues inflation stems from money beyond goods, notes Fed restraint, predicts 1964 price firming, higher costs, and tax cuts boosting demand. He cautions consumer prices will creep up with government spending and waste in both sectors.
Six new strep infections and five cases of whooping cough led Uintah County’s report from the State Health Department for the week ending February 7. Other cases included one cancer, one influenza, and one gonorrhea, totaling 14 cases.
A fire truck has been sent to Whiterocks to improve protection for Whiterocks and nearby Randlett. The vehicle, compact with hose and gear, was allocated by the Forestry branch through the U.S. Agency and is in good shape for grass and home fires. It will be housed at the Whiterocks School under Principal Gerald Mitchell, with residents invited to organize a volunteer firefighting crew and elect officers. Another Fort Du truck is mentioned as part of the fleet.
Cub Scout leaders announce a Basinwide Pow Wow for April 10 in Vernal inviting all Cub Scout leaders, den mothers, pack committees and interested parents. Pow Wow chair Russell Holley promises a lively event with games, skits, puppets, ceremonies, crafts and pack administration discussions for experienced and new leaders alike.
A plan to move Chesne to Randlett hinges on completion of a new building. The transfer will not occur until the facility is finished and ready to house the entity.
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