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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1954
Page
3
The Myrtle Point Herald praises The American Legion for urging local leaders to develop coordinated community action to prevent juvenile delinquency. It argues prevention must be community based and tailored to local needs, with national research and training as support.
A letter from National Commander Arthur J. Connell lauds The Myrtle Point Herald editorial on Back To God and urges divine guidance in American Legion service. The page also salutes spring with poems, jokes, and anecdotes, and mentions bouquets left at an apartment along with light local observations about flowers and trees.
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles returns to Paris and Geneva after reporting to President Eisenhower. He urges united action to deter Southeast Asian aggression, noting Britain France and allies waver on SEATO while UN Chief Hammarskjold says little can be done before Geneva. The piece casts Dulles as David against a Red Goliath.
America may erect a monument to CIO United Auto Workers Vice President Richard T Gosser who proposed a wage cut for Willys Motors workers to help the company compete with the Big Three. The plan could cut pay up to ten percent with potential bonuses later, signaling labor statesmanship in the face of economic realities.
A Sauk City opinion piece lauds Senator McCarthy and his committee while urging ongoing action against suspected Reds and pinks in government the military and labor. It defends immunity limits but says true Americans would testify and calls for further ferreting out of those attacking American rights. Potential editors urged to root out similar foes.
The bottom of the sheet shows a fragment reading I can spell rchryaantee mum with unclear context, suggesting a practice or note left amongst the lines. No additional details specify who wrote it or the occasion.
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