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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1961

Page

2

TVA myth versus fact on economic impact in Tennessee area

An editorial from Bedford Indiana’s Daily Times Mail questions the TVA’s claimed prosperity impact. It argues cheap power is overstated, cites taxes and government privileges, and contrasts private power with public rates, noting Cope Curry Co op taxes versus Pacific Power & Light.

Tennessee Valley Authority Bedford Indiana Daily Times-Mail Edison Electric Institute TVA Tennessee Valley Oak Ridge Tennessee Cooe-Curry Co-op Pacific Power & Light

Hustle Needed to Compete with Soviet Economy

The piece argues that both sides insist on heavy effort, with Americans urged to hustle while acknowledging Soviet gains. It notes the American Petroleum Institute comparing living standards and infrastructure gaps to the USSR, then defends the American system's broad achievements and potential.

Kremlin American Petroleum Institute Soviet Union

Congress faces uphill fight on postage rate hike

Needed-Horse Sense Reports say proposed one cent increases for first class and air mail face tough Congress action. The piece argues mail serves public education but parcel post runs deficits, demanding economies in government operations so parcel post becomes self sustaining.

Congress

Miracle Man Sought for Camas Washougal Post Record

The Myrtle Point Herald seeks a news editor for a weekly paper. Applicants should be energetic genial tireless thorough inquisitive tactful imaginative brave honest and able to spell type in plain English. Willing to work odd hours covering two school districts and other events. Apply by letter or in person Thursday through Sunday at Camas Washougal Post Record Box 1011 Camas Washington phone numbers 491 or 8845.

Fdit Fairchild Sunda Camas Washougal

The New Frontiersmen and the Old New Deal Critique

A Washington critique labels the New Frontiersmen as old New Dealers aiming for tax and spend policies. It argues the New Frontier mirrors socialistic control via many new federal agencies and harms free enterprise, noting Europe’s move away from socialism and America’s misplaced imitation.

Potomac Washington, D.C Federal Trade Commission Washington Maceit Himi Great Britain United States Wien Europe America

Social Security age debate sparked by 62 proposal

The piece argues for raising the retirement age rather than lowering it from 65 and notes parity with women's earlier access. It questions funding concerns and mocks conservatives and liberals for their likely reactions while urging flexible starting ages for both men and women.

House Ways and Means

Letters to Herald Editor Promote Myrtle Manor Idea

A reader urges the Herald to publish an editorial advocating a Myrtle Manor for the aged in our quiet hills. The letter argues for rest homes and sanatoriums to attract retired people seeking peace and mild climates, noting St. Petersburg Florida as a model and calling for organized housing and quiet entertainment options.

Tsen Eee St. Petersburg Fia

American Cancer Society Thanks Volunteers for Mass Film Showings

Oregon division expresses gratitude for community help with public education film Time and Two Women. Attendance reached 18 406 as officials cite benefits to public education and forest-related economic concerns noted by Senators from Washington and beyond.

Cam Cancer Society Oregon American Cancer Society

Northwest Senators Press Timber Pricing Reform

Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon along with four other Northwest lawmakers urged the Agriculture and Interior secretaries to revise timber pricing policies affecting national forests and Oregon resources. The move aims to ease timber industry pressures and align pricing with regional needs.

Wayne Morse Ore Northwest Area Secretary of Agriculture Secretary of the Interior National Forests Oregon

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