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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1960

Page

5

Are Our Kids to Have Schools Last Call For School Budget

The Myrtle Point Herald urges voting Yes on the school budget on August 8. Citizens debate tax millage changes and school funding, urging continued support for teachers and local education amid calls for economy and efficiency.

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Opinion page ridicules Ralph Stuller and Kennedy support

A satirical letter debates Kennedy’s polling status and the idea of a Nixon White House bid. The writer mocks Ralph Stuller and local sentiment, warning against a spoiled politician and urging caution amid the political fervor in Coos County.

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Letter rant attacks communism and editorial ethics

A reader denounces socialism and communism, attacking a Salem figure and calling for deportation of traitors. The letter questions the editor's decision to publish an anti-American forum piece and urges patriotic journalism standards.

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Clarence Barton and Mae Barton Highlighted Pair

Representative Clarence Barton and his wife Mae are featured in a social note detailing their public and private life. The item emphasizes their roles and public service while noting Mae as a supportive partner.

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Myrtle Point Readers Clash Over Local Politics and Humor

In Myrtle Point last Thursday visitors share time with The Herald and praise ad efforts by Clarence Barton while criticizing local politics shaped by Highway 42 and a two party system. A reprint from the Burley Idaho Herald Bulletin follows an amusing Q and A about editorial choices and community expectations.

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Conductor Poses With Students At Siskiyou Band Camp

Dr Randall Spicer guest conducts at the annual Siskiyou Band Camp on the Southern Oregon College campus. Camp offerings include ensembles, lessons and college credit seminars for students from 6th grade through graduate studies with an outdoor concert set for July 29 in Lithia Park.

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