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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1964

Page

7

Hoover Reports Riots Show Juvenile Delinquency Tide

President asks FBI to probe summer riots in northern cities and resort towns across the east and west. J Edgar Hoover calls the events not race driven but a grim high tide of youth crime rooted in parental and school failures and lenient laws. The report warns crime statistics may rise until offenders face stern punishment.

FBI J. Edgar Hoover Mr. Hoover

Gas Plant May Boost Our Economy in Uintah Basin

Rare Gas Resources plans a $30 million gas chemical and fertilizer complex at Crescent Junction Grand County with a 260 mile pipeline from Lisbon oil fields to the Book Cliffs. County leaders push a Book Cliffs road linking Uintah Grand and Carbon to spur oil gas service and tourism while boosting U S 40 traffic as a new economic lifeline. Oil and gas exploration rises in Uintah Basin and nationwide gas industry growth adds billions to investments. Gas supplies heating cooking and cooling needs and supports local tax revenue, seen as private enterprise at work.

Uintah Basin Rare Gas Resources, Inc Crescent Junction Grand County Lisbon Oil Fields Book Cliffs Uintah Grand Carbon County State Road Commission Uintah County U.S. 40

The Or Debate in Babson Park on Free Enterprise and Socialism

Babson Park essay discusses how or meaning defies strict liberal or conservative labels. It argues history shows mixed systems in the US, with government and private enterprise shaping banks, railroads, and social programs, concluding that a blend of free enterprise and socialism best serves the pursuit of happiness. It cites Sweden’s model and references figures like Stalin, Hitler, Mao, and uses early communism as contrast to modern mixtures. It emphasizes government by the people solving problems for the greatest good.

Babson Park Mass Stalin Mitler Mao Lfe Chris Mans Jesus United States Inter Fate Commerce Commission

Lapoint Social Roundup Highlights Local Moves and Births

A shower and wedding dance honored Carolyn Caldwell and Clifford Lee of Lapoint. Nyle Angus welcomed a baby girl at LDS Hospital Salt Lake City, with grandparents listed. Several residents traveled to Salt Lake City for visits, medical care, or family events. Local illnesses, hospital stays, and social visits are noted.

Carolyn Caldwell Clifford Lee Cifford Elmo Lee Lapoint Lehi Nyle Angus LDS Floyd Angus Adramn Kump Tom Jenkins Salt Lake Mable Jenkins Mearl Jenkins Annie Davis Roosevelt Rose Walker Mae Sprouse Vera Huber Nyberg Pearless Tayor Ora Swain Della Burton Eliza Nielson Ardith Huber Thelma Winn Marvin Ottosen Latue Swain Orville Swain Ray Sprouse Boyd Winn Vernal Colleen Colton Thurmer Rasmussen Bernard Cocky Helen Anderson Vera Bigelow Minnie Reynolds Ed Richman Glen Horrocks Ballard Tommy Atwood Traver ‘Neilson Milton Woolley Norman Woolley Philadelphia Penn

Dutch John Fire Damages McDowell Car

A fire department response Saturday noon to the Kyle McDowell home found the car in the garage catching fire during engine testing. The car was damaged but the garage and house sustained little damage. Local social notes mention visits, weddings, showers, and a newborn in Philadelphia, with several gatherings and community events listed.

Kyle McDowell McDowell William Pursell Cedaredge Colo

Local families visit and move updates from Clearfield and Roosevelt

Randlett and Clearfield visitors include Ralph Taylor's parents from Clearfield staying with his daughter and husband. Beverly Marshall, employed in Salt Lake City, visited her parents in Welsh Valley. Nell Folks welcomes great granddaughter at sacrament meeting officiated by Bishop Calvin. Jorgen Sen and Stanley Nebeker families spent weekend in Suysel visiting relatives. Hazel Wardle works for Ervin Wardle in Roosevelt. Sadie Peay moves trainer to Provo. Darrel Stoddard from Salt Lake City visits his uncle Walter Stoddard. Leo and Rex Jorgensen take Rex to Salt Lake City for medical care.

Junius Goodrich Sandy Orville Swain Charles Goodrich Davis Ward Tommy Atwood Vernal Jennie Nielson Taliene Horrocks Wade Salt Lake City Atwood George Bigelow Uintah County Hospital Keith Iartle Geneva Great Lake Timber Company Max Woolley Harvey Taylor Mae Warburton Grace Lambert Low Wayne Mooseman Grem Naylor Clearfield Ralph Taylor Beverly Marshall Hubert Marshall Welsh Vala Nell Folks Bishop Calvin Jorgensen Stanley Nebeker Suysel Lynn Nebeker Jim Nebeker Ahr Hazel Wardle Ervin Wardle Roosevelt Sadie Peay Provo Darrel Stoddard Walter Stoddard Leo Jorgensen Rex

Pinochle Club Hosts Louise Larsen High Score

Francis Keefer entertained the Pinochle Club with Louise Larsen taking high score and Ruth Greathouse earning the low prize. A summary of visits includes Mr and Mrs Ernest Silva and others traveling from Montrose and Dutch John, while several local families hosted guests from Salt Lake City and San Francisco.

Ernest Silva Montrose Dutch John Dick Stansberry Grand Canyon Ariz Gene McGee Mayden Colo John McGee Francis Keefer Louise Larsen Ruth Greathouse

Electric Dryers Offer Safe Simple Use for Homes

Even a child can operate an electric dryer safely because it is flameless with no combustion and no noxious gas leaks. Pure radiant heat is precisely controlled, giving clothes long life and tender care, while saving up to $40 on purchase and providing years of operation.

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