Wildlife Week Observation Expands Outdoor Recreation Needs
Utahns will mark National Wildlife Week March 15 to 21 under the Utah Wildlife Federation. Governor Clyde and city mayors will issue a proclamation to launch the observance. The theme, America Needs Outdoor Recreation Act Now to Provide for the Future, urges rapid development of outdoor areas as population and participation rise.
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Utah Wildlife Federation
Ed Richards
Utah
George D. Clyde
America
Artesia and nearby towns note multiple travel and hospital updates
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Bourdette went to Denver where Mrs Bourdette was admitted to a hospital there. Mr and Mrs Dick Dunnica Junior Dixon and Shorty Yensen traveled to Salt Lake City to watch the Clay Lis ton fight on TV. LaVar Karren and his father Merrill visit Merrill’s two sons and one daughter in California. Mrs Faye Sterting of California accompanied her sister Beulah Miller home from Denver then took a bus. Mrs Betty Prichard and children of Meeker plan to join husband Dean Prichard in Japan. Beth Pierson was in Craig Tuesday. June Lee hosted a party Friday evening. Dorothy Sharp of Craig presented. Mr and Mrs Roy Mott visited in Myron this week. Mr and Mrs Laurence Lee and Tamara and Jerry Matisciano visited in Heber on Sunday with Mrs Georgia Pierson. Jesse Lancaster works in Eagle Colorado with a survey company.
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Lloyd Bourdette
Denver
Bourdette
Dick Dunnica
Junior Dixon
Shorty Yensen
Salt Lake City
LaVar Karren
Merrill Karren
Merrill
California
Faye Sterting
Beulah Miller
Betty Prichard
Meeker
Japan
Dean Prichard
Beth Pierson
Craig
Dune Lee
Dorothy Sharp
Roy Mott
Shirley Price
Price
Craig Stake Mia
Margaret Roberts
Wallace Goodrich
Merlin Norton
Garden Grove
Calif
Blreh
Ell Goodrich
Norton
Gayla York
Park City
Arnold Baker
Kay
Gary Bascom
Keith Smuhn
Donald Bascom
Provo
Wiley Pope
Lester Nielsen
Nielsen
LDS
Flaming Gorge
Earl Goodrich
Dutch John
Lori Dawn Gee
Raymond Gee
Howard Horrocks
Neola
Lynn Holmes
Don Holmes
Stella Boren
Indian Relief Society
Alice Warren
Grace Toland
Venice Workman
Annette Ellsworth
Outdoor recreation heritage under threat demands action
The rapidly increasing value of lands stresses the need for an action program at all levels. Outdoor recreation is a traditional American heritage. The annual weekly observance will stress ensuring this heritage remains available to all in the future.
Bennett seeks funds for Ouray Refuge development
Senator Wallace F. Bennett urged the Senate Appropriations Committee to approve 232400 for Ouray National Wildlife Refuge. He noted the Interior Department budget for fiscal year 1965 includes 115000 for buildings and dikes and water control, with further 232400 asked to fund 83 miles of fences and additional buildings, roads, water and electric systems, canals and pumping facilities to advance the refuge near Vernal.
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Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Senate Appropriations Committee
Ouray National Wildlife Refuge
Sen
Bennett
Interior Department
Ouray Refuge
Vernal
Eloise Nielsen Serves in Texas Army Woman
News notes Eloise Nielsen daughter of Lester Nielsen is stationed at Fort Sam Houston Texas in the Woman's Army. Nielsen is serving as president of the YWCA in Houston. The column also records visiting relatives, church activities and community events including birthdays, travel between Salt Lake City Provo and Denver, and a correction sustaining Stella Boren as first counselor of the Indian Relief Society.
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Eloise Nielsen
Lester Nielsen
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Woman's Army
Miss Nielsen
YWMIA
Houston
Sheep Creek Bids Opened on Canyon Road Project
Bids were opened for construction of Sheep Creek Canyon Road on the Ashley National Forest in Ogden. Wheelwright Construction Company of Ogden submitted the apparent low bid of 114,694 dollars. The 2.86 mile project spans from the Sheep Creek Bridge to the cattle guard above the Dick Bennett property, about 60 miles north of Vernal and seven miles south of Manila. Project engineer Fleet L. Stanton will oversee construction.
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Sheep Creek Canyon Road
Forest Service
Ogden
Wheelwright Construction Company
A. R. McConkle
Sheep Creek Canyon
Ashley National Forest
Vernal
Manila
Sheep Creek Bridge
Cattleguard
Dick Bennett
McConne
Fleet L. Stanton
Crime Up 10 Percent Across United States in 1963
A 1963 U S crime report shows a 10 percent rise from 1962 driven by property crimes including larceny 50 and over and auto theft up 11 percent and burglary 9 percent. Violent crimes rose less, with robbery up 5 percent and murder and forcible rape roughly flat.
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United States
J. Edgar Woaver Saturg
Rise in arrests among youths and overall crime figures
Figures show 23 percent rise in arrests for all criminal violations excluding traffic with adults up 2 percent. Arrests of youths under 18 jump 13 percent while 10 to 17 year olds rise 4 percent. Nationwide youths under 18 comprise over half of burglaries larcenies and auto theft arrests.
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Liston
First Security Bank
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Idaho
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Securiy Bank
Rock Springs
Mariball Federal Deposit Irsivanew Corpulelion
Sen. Bennett
Naples
Scoogs
Jefferson High School
Mr. Novak
Jeanne Bal
Jean Pagano
Sheep Creek
U.S
Motor Hotel
L.L.C
Tereace
Clarence L. Way
West South Temple
Salt Eako City
Capted Collert
Cadillac
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