A Pity for True The Jarronsburg Editorial Reprint
The Star Journal reprints an editorial noting Americans are prudent good-hearted and generous. It cites a poll showing support for inflation control, more medical care for the aged, higher minimum wage, tax relief, and increased federal aid while urging balance of the budget. It critiques public choices and lessons from the poll.
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Jarronsburg
Missouri
Star-Journal
Congress
Aviderice
Childs Exécutive
Flaming Moderates Wake Interest in Individualism
Time magazine highlights a shift among college students toward individualism and decentralization of power. The piece notes youth rebelling against conformity, calls for private property as a freedom bulwark, and mentions charity to aid unemployment. It cites two events: a conservative student council president reelected at Harvard and undergraduates starting a magazine Advance promoting balanced social progress within enterprise systems.
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Ime
Calla
Social Security Administration
A Therokson
Haard
Andalgo
Earvard
United States
Ind. Notws
Jobs Go Unfilled Among 6.5 Million Seekers in Great Falls
In Great Falls Montana the Leader notes 19 000 openings remained unfilled that month as 6.5 million workers were unemployed nationally. Positions included engineers social workers draftmen skilled trades accountants and more. The U S Employment Service reports lack of qualified applicants hampering hiring.
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U. S. Employment Service
Great Falls
Mont
Fish Eyes Food Purchase Approved for Hatcheries
The board authorized funds for fish eggs and feed. Eggs total 17,008,860 from six kinds, costing 38,000. From Strawberry Reservoir to Springville and Kamas hatcheries, eggs will be bought from commercial hatcheries inside and outside the state. Fish feed costs estimated at 180,000 for eleven hatcheries next year. Bids will be sought from bidders meeting specs.
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Tatartat
Strawberry Reservoir
Springville
Kamas
Vernal Youth Completes U S Army Radio Course
Duayne G Wall son of Mr and Mrs George B Wall of Vernal Utah completed the eight week radio relay and carrier operation course at The Southeastern Signal School Fort Gordon Georgia RCT He 23 entered the Army November 1960 after basic training at Fort Ord California and graduation from Uintah High School in 1955 He was employed by Boeing Airplane Company Seattle before entering the Army.
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U.S. Army
Army
Duayne G. Wall
George B. Wall
Southeastern Signal School
Fort Gordon
Georgia
RCT
Wall
Fort Ord
Callf
Uintahigh School
Boeing Airplane Company
Seattle
Wash
Thermy
Harvest of Shame and Murrow Feud in Washington
Washington column recounts Senate approval of Edward R Murrow to head the US Information Agency and a debate over his Harvest of Shame program. It notes critical comments from Farm Bureau and Grange leaders, including Herschel Newsom and Charles Shuman, and mentions CBS misstatements about the White House wine incident.
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Murrow
Columbia Broadcasting System
White House
Eisenhower
United States
CBS
Douglas Edwards
CBS News
Edward R. Murron
CSB TV
Mr.Murrow
National Grange
American Farm Bureau
the Grange
Mr. Murrow
Herschel Newsom
Farm Bureau
Charles Shuman
Forest Staff Train at Ogden Meet and Local Road Work
Forest staff including Supervisor A R McConkie and Administrator Jack Pierce attended a pedal training meeting in Ogden Monday to discuss work plans and fund control via uniform work plans. J Wayland Mattson taught, while Robert K Whittaker returned to Vernal after seven weeks in Southern Utah recovering from an operation. Ward Evang moved his crew to the North Fork Du Chesne River to finish campground construction near Aspen Campground as Dutch John Little Road resums after winter closure with a July completion target. Wayne Valentine and crew began road location surveys in Dutch John area, and Harland Hodgkinson started surveying work Monday.
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A. R. McConkie
Jack ¥. Pierce
Ogden
J. Wayland Mattson
Vernal
Robert K. Whittaker
Mr. Whittaker
Utah
Ward Evang
North Fork
Duchesne
Aspen
Wayne Valentine
Dutch John
Harland Hodgkinson
License Required For All Fishing In Utah Waters
Utah law requires a license for fishing in any manner for any fish species with an exception for youths under 12 who may fish without a license but limit four fish or three pounds of game fish. Carp archery is legal with proper license on open waters, while guns or explosives are prohibited. Nongame fish may be taken for personal noncommercial use from waters open to angling by any legal method except nets, electrical devices, and firearms.
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Utah
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Verna
Nah Bods
Wan
Dy, Sabe
Duayne G. Wali
Washington
Clinton Davidson
Davidser
United States Senate
Edward I. Murrow
United States Information Agency
Voice of America
USIR
British Broadcasting Company
Ashley National Forest
Blair
Yellow Pages
Matoia Pisos Telephone
Holden
Mary Wickford
America
Sweet Heart
Wil Mam Molden
Ralph A. Preece
Cousselor Auto — Life
East Main
Travelers Hartford
Bureau of Reclamation
Wyoming
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Coldrado River
Urb Power & Light Co
Bureau
Utah Power & Light Company
Secretary of Interior
Utah Power & Light Co
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