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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1963
Page
9
A Catskill Mountain Star editorial urges readers to support local newspapers and advertising. It argues small papers reflect community life, inform voters, and enable commerce by connecting buyers with merchants. The piece stresses that without advertising there would be fewer papers printing births, weddings, and news.
The draft plan suggests a gross tax receipt cut of four to ten billion dollars offset by three and a half billion in new revenue. Proposals target broad cuts from the poor to corporations with the aim of spurring business and reducing unemployment, though critics warn of rising deficits and demand spending cuts. Rep. Byrnes argues that tax relief hinges on trimming non-emergency spending, amid bipartisan congressional resistance and concerns about national debt.
The Wall Street Journal reports four large manufacturers cut over 10000 white collar jobs, while at least 200 other firms study white collar competence. Albert J. Karr cites concrete examples warning of broad industry restructuring impacting administrative staff.
Babson Park opinion notes that rising wage and fringe costs push up prices and threaten employment, with a 120 percent rise in pay over 15 years and fringe benefits up 326 percent since the Korean War. The piece argues unions press for higher totals, while productivity guidelines loom, risking higher costs and inflation.
A prominent minister golfer endured a brutal day on the course. Frustration peaked at the 13th as a two-foot putt slipped away and he smashed a club in anger before declaring, I’ve just got to give up. His partner quipped about the gulf.
Mr. Karr notes over 15 years the production staff dropped about 7 percent while office staff grew roughly 65 percent, squeezing profits. Salesmen were not counted among the casualties.
Duchesne and Uintah counties study financing translation costs and maintenance for three 100 watt translators installed on Tabby Mountain. Each costs about 6000 dollars delivered and installed. Big translators replace ten-watt units previously installed by Winter Basin Television Corp, which deeded its interest to Duchesne County a year ago. Contract negotiations are under way with Clarence White of Whites TV Signal Co of Tabton for servicing installations and equipment use. Mr White currently earns 3 dollars on the Duchesne County payroll.
A concise columnist riff urges readers to follow given instructions exactly, stressing methodical steps and disciplined procedure to avoid errors and ensure reliable outcomes. The piece leverages humor and urgency to underline precision in tasks.
State Salvage Committee orders iron cemetery fences diverted to salvage. Nicholas J Meagher Jr named second lieutenant in Army Quartermaster Corps at Camp Lee Virginia. Mr and Mrs Allen Jones welcome a baby boy born New Year’s Day. Moffatt railroad progress kept, with local workers ready for spring grading contracts. Wedding receptions and marriages noted including Effie Johnson and Robert Henry Marchant. Local social events include a Weight Ball January 16 at the Social Hall for Vernal Sunday school.
News from the period notes births and anniversaries including a baby born January 5 to Mr and Mrs Gus Sweat-Dwid and a baby girl born January 5 to Mr and Mrs Carl Richens. Mr and Mrs Wallace Oaks celebrate their silver wedding on January 1. Snow on the mountains as described by J O Stewart. District court room improvements include moving the judge’s bench to the north wall and reworking chambers. After eight years a skeleton of the dinosaur Diplodocus, an early Utah inhabitant, has been reconstructed.
Artesia Billie Hopkins fractured his arm after a slip. Sheriff Bob Gadd of Crate and Jay Hall of Delta with his father were in town this week. Mr and Mrs Cletia Lima returned from Arkansas Friday after a short visit. Mr and Mrs Don Showalter of Vernal visited Earl Gadd on New Year's night, Mrs Marie Brimhall.
A doctor tells the patient to report back if the new prescription helps, noting the doctor himself is experiencing the same problem. The exchange highlights uncertainty about effectiveness and a collaborative approach to finding relief.
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