Ten Commandments of gun safety for Utah hunters
The Utah Department of Fish and Game reiterates ten gun safety commandments for hunters. They cover treating every gun as loaded, keeping guns unloaded when not in use, ensuring barrels are clear of obstructions, carrying guns safely, identifying targets, avoiding pointing at others, securing unloaded guns away from children, not handling loaded firearms while climbing or crossing obstacles, using proper backstops, and avoiding alcohol before or during shooting.
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Utah Department of Fish and Game
Fires Not Accidents Highlight Fire Safety Rules
The article stresses that most home fires and deaths are avoidable, caused by carelessness such as smoking in bed, refilling heaters while burning, and overloaded circuits. It urges family fire drills and escape plans to prevent panic and improve preparedness.
Can Our Youth Be Fooled by Communists on Campus
An article warns American youth are being targeted by the Communist Party USA. It cites a 1959 campus campaign, lecture bureaus, and a planned June 11 12 1960 Chicago youth conference focusing on mass campus developments and left student movements. The piece stresses the internal as well as external threats to civil rights and academic freedom.
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J. Edgar Toover
Communist Party, USA
Chicago
Ind
Yg Ie Ad
Record Employment Near 68.3 Million in U S Aug 1960
Secretary of Labor James J. Mitchell cites August 1960 as a record month with 68,300,000 Americans employed, up over a year earlier. He notes unemployment at about 3.8 million, teens adding to labor force, and higher joblessness among Negroes and school dropouts, urging education and anti discrimination.
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James J. Mitchell
United States
Mitchell
Ues
Labor Department
19- Cal Public Employment Offices
Washington Clash Over China and Khrushchev Weighs War
A Washington briefing outlines growing China USSR tensions and debates on World War III. Reports claim Mao Zedong and Chou En-lai push for direct military action while Khrushchev favors coexistence. US officials warn of split Communist centers and rising regional risks amid unemployment and policy responses.
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Washington
Union
China
Mao Tse-tung
Chou En-lai
Khrushchev
Albert C Wedemeyer
Ret
Russia
State Department
West Snd
Senate
Hubert Humptrey
Sen
Humphrey
Moscow
Sen. Humphrey
Peking
Ussr
Latin America
Africa
Asia
Cuba
Formosa
iChina
Mao
Chou
Southeast Asia
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William B. Wallis
Jack A. Wallis
John E. Jones
Eurita Ratan
Vernal Utah
Utah
Vernal
Uintah County
Hunters
U. S
James
Labor Secy
Baw
With Clinton Davidson
Uintah Basin
Roddy Kilowatt
San Francisco Chemical
Utah Power & Light CO
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