Lincoln and Kennedy civil rights clash in a warning to Congress
In a century apart, Lincoln's Union preservation stirs debate on freeing slaves versus saving the Union. Kennedy's civil rights plea prompts concern over federal spending power and state autonomy, signaling fears of autocratic influence and urging lawmakers to defend liberty and self-government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Horace Greeley
Alpovery
Soma
U.S
Congress
Unites
Washington
Lincoln
Kennedy
U.8.p
Warning on Power Mower Safety from Public Health Official
The article highlights mower injuries and safety tips from Dr. G D Carlyle Thompson, urging checks, proper starting, footing, and supervision to prevent cuts, eye injuries, and runover incidents. It stresses clearing the lawn, securing fuel, keeping kids indoors, and turning off engines before moving or adjusting machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Carlyle Thompson
M. D
Keeep
Babson on God, missiles and the dollar motto in Ben nett era
Babson defends the motto In God We Trust arguing its role as a national symbol while acknowledging opposition from Christian Scientists. He credits Rep Bennett for promoting the phrase and warns that imperialism and materialism threaten freedoms as the nation bets heavily on armaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson
Mass
Charles BE. Bennett
Florida
Rep. Bennett
United States
Tneir
Stiny
America
God
Major Cooper
Congress
Safe Holiday Picnics Warns on Food Spoilage
Utah physicians urge careful food handling for Fourth and July 24 celebrations warning spoilage to avoid poisoning. Use iceboxes and original packaging, chill foods at home, prepare sandwiches fresh, keep mayo eggs and potatoes separate, and limit open beverages to prevent bacterial growth on hot days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Utah State Medical Association
A view on faith and national spending in a global context
The author argues Western hypocrisy in citing "In God We Trust" while prioritizing armaments over church and charity. He recalls Thomas Nixon Carver on moral nations and recounts a Moscow visit noting how state priests distorted religion to justify cruelty, shaping Russian views on faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
God
Thomas Nixon Carver
National Statisticat — Association of America
Mr. Carver
Moscow
Tila
Forest Names Allen Hartong Staff Officer
Allen L. Hartong will begin duties as Staff Officer on the Ashley National Forest July 7, announced by Forest Supervisor A. R. McConkie. He will lead Timber Management and Fire Control while Dean C. Rowland shifts to Recreation Land Area and Minerals Management. Hartong holds degrees from Colorado State University and the University of Michigan and has served in the Army and various Forest Service posts. The Hartongs will reside in Vernal with their two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen L. Nartong
Ashtey National Forest
A. R. McConkie
Hartong
Dean C. Rowland
Ashley National Forest
Hartoxng
Colorado State University
University of Michigan
U.S. Army
Yellowstone
Estes National Parks
Forest Service
Eldorado National Forest
Mendocino National Forest
California, Lake States
Northeast Forest
Division of
Intermpurtan
Ogden
Utah
Vernal
Communism and faith in God in U S policy debate
The letter argues against Castro era cruelty and warns that printing In God We Trust on currency misrepresents Jesus teachings. It calls for embassy campaigns abroad to demonstrate U S beliefs and to display the motto tied to Public Law 140.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Cuba
Bennett
Uintah County Fair to Offer Various Concessions and Games
Fair entertainment will feature Ashley Ward Bulla ine as concession manager with hot dogs hamburgers Pronto Pups cotton candy snow cones and other refreshments. Dart games ball throwing and more attract visitors August 22 23 and 24.
Uintah County Bar Selects New President
John C. Bessini named president of Uintah County Bar Association last week, replacing retiring president Hay E. Nash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Bessini
Uintah
Dar Assa
Presdent
Hay E. Nash
Glenn Merrell to study for electronics post
Vernal resident Glenn R. Merrell has been admitted to Weltech College after passing the entrance exam. He begins training in late June to complete a 1500 hour program earning an electronics technician diploma and FCC license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Merrell
Glenn R. Merrell
Weltech College
MA. Merrell
Uintah High School
Darrell Merrell
West 1St North
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Main
P.O
Ee Cen
Utah State Press Association
Jack A. Wallis
John £. Jones
Uintah County
Hici
William B. Wallis
Act of Congress
Reave W, Dabsen
Russia
China
Martin W. Curtis Isurance Agency
Seast
Allen Hartong
Ashley Ward
Ashley Ward Bullaine
NEW Bar President
Gale Electric Motor
Maynard’s
Fiberglas Works
Cateway Cafe
East U.S
Col. Ugasco
Utah Gas Service Company