A Thought for Thanksgiving from the Monitor
Thanksgiving Day is a time to reflect on life, faith, and national blessings amid busy modern life. The piece recalls Lincoln’s 1863 proclamation, the Pilgrims’ hardships, and the hope for peace and renewal through gratitude for gifts from God and country.
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Jet age travel renews global outlook via Pan American
Pan American World Airways releases a dramatic sample showing jet air travel shrinking time zones. Passengers on holiday flights celebrate Independence Day across Delhi Bangkok Hong Kong Tokyo Honolulu and San Francisco as the air route crosses the International Date Line. The rapid, near simultaneous hops aim to foster understanding and ease tensions through faster, world-spanning communication.
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Bangkok
Tong Kong
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Nico
Honolulu
San Ivancisco
California girl writes essays for Tell City News
A year old Calif ornia girl sent essays to the local editor about newspapers. The child quips on how papers reveal who shoots who and who dies or has a baby, and even jokes about dogs, warmth, and potato peels being wrapped in papers.
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Air Force Cadet Promoted to Cadet First Lieutenant
Cadet Gerald H. Walker son of Mr and Mrs Frank J Walker of Tout No 2 Verual has been promoted to Cadet First Lieutenant in the Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps at Dinghan Young University.
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Frank J. Walker
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Air Force Reserve Officer
Ding-han Young Universality
Cadet Walker Plans Air Force Graduation at BYU
Cadet 1st Lt Walker aims to graduate from the AFROTC program in spring 1964. He will complete intensive classroom study, regular drill, and a month of summer camp while pursuing his BYU major. The training aligns with his Squadron Administrative Oil role in his specialized field.
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Babson on Moon Talk and Its Business Impact
Babson outlines how moon exploration inspires youth interest and future business growth. He cites publishing for youth, contract billions, and a potential joint effort with Russia, plus climate and resource possibilities for Canada. He recalls California gold rush parallels and predicts a boost to advertising and enterprise as moon plans unfold.
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Germany
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Moon
Canada
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India
China
California
South America
Boston
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P. W. Davidson
Wellesley
Utah Forest Bounty details Utahs timber resources
A 16 page booklet from Utah Forest Industries Committee and American Forest Products Industries highlights Utahs forest wealth. It notes 30 percent of Utah land is forested and annual timber harvest near 15 million cubic feet, with 87 percent sawlogs. Federal lands hold 65 percent, mainly in the Uinta Range. Christmas tree harvest reaches 85,000, mostly pinyon pine, potentially rising with West Coast demand. Market gaps hinder development. Tree Farm practices could ease stagnation.
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Utah Forest Industries Committee
American Forest Products Industries
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Three Young Men Receive Mission Calls in Vernal Area
Three local youths Lawrence Johnson Thack Ing Jolley and Lawrence Arthur Nemitz were named to missions in the New England North Central States and Northern California. They will enter the Salt Lake Missionary Home on November 26 and depart December 3 for their fields.
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Lawrence Johnson Thack Ing
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New England
Arden Kirkham Jolley
North Central States
Lawrence Arthur Nemitz
Verhat Ist
Northern California
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Woman pushes ahead in supermarket line for cat food
A well dressed woman snatches a tin from the shelf and extends a dollar to the checker to cut ahead of a waiting shopper. She asks if it’s okay to move forward for the can, and the other woman responds that she is hungry.
Utah Fishing License Valid Through April 15 1963
Utah Department of Fish and Game reminds license holders that last year’s license remains valid through April 15, 1963 and must be displayed in the field during fishing and hunting seasons. Anglers should keep licenses until the new issue next April and avoid destruction or misplacement after the busy season ends.
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Fire Damages Trailer House in Maeser Park
A trailer home at Mane or Maeser Park suffered extensive damage after a stove overheated and sparked a blaze. Firefighters were alerted at 6 pm. interior charred and heavy smoke plus water damage noted. Owner is Orson Burton, leasing agent Duane Woods. occupants were away. Estimated damage around $1000.
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