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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1960

Page

3

Local Merchants Deserve Support This Christmas

A Myrtle Point writer urges residents to shop locally this Christmas, praising town merchants for community contributions and advocating spending every dollar with local businesses to boost public projects, taxes, schools, and youth programs. The piece contrasts local shopkeepers with big city merchants and commends local business leaders for honesty and public service.

Ome Setae Myrtle Point Great Northwest Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club Lions Chub Junior Chamber of Commerce

Oregon Education Assn Urges No Property Tax Relief

Oregon Education Association calls for no property tax cut and urges Gov. Hatfield to prioritize financing public schools. They argue the proposed 10 per child increase to the basic school support fund is insufficient to maintain education standards.

The Herald Oregon Education Assn Rtland Oregon Gov. Hatfield

Democratic Party tensions spark calls for fair leadership

The letter to Straub criticizes what it calls Republicrats in the Oregon senate and warns against coalition based leadership. It urges the Maverick to keep out of senate politics while lamenting football photography woes and Emory Wells's account of night games.

Oregon Senate Republicrats Democratic Party Morse Straub Revin Eugene Dobbs Oregon State Senate Bobcats Emory Wells Coos Bay Emory George Ams Oers

Rhododendrons Bloom in Winter in Pow ers District

Mrs es Robertson of Pow ers visits The Herald with a bouquet of rhododendrons in full bloom picked near Bandon. The item notes rhododendrons bloom in winter, defying expectations that they only flower in April or May, and playfully invites other states to respond.

California Florida Es Robertson Powers Herald Office Bandon

Decline and Gibbon's critique of decay and home

A fragmentary readers’ column reflects on Declin eand the fall of republics noting divorce rise, loss of home sacredness, rising taxes and armament spending as signs of internal decadence. It mentions Mr and Mrs Roush’s visit and an invitation to Kennedy's inauguration.

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Ambiguous Court Plea Prompted by An Anonymous Note

An anonymous note questions a jail trial outcome with a plea about personal interference. The editor warns against personal remarks and urges cancellation of the commentary.

Fragmented political notice from press clipping

Fragmentary OCR text references Congress actions and political figures but provides no clear event, date, or names. The readable portion hints at legislative activity and party proceedings without verifiable specifics.

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