Oregon gubernatorial fight stirs both parties with Wallac e Hatfield and Anander
In Oregon the 1956 style political clash resurfaces as Lew Wallace challenges Bob Holmes in the Democrats while Sig Anander and Mark Hatfield surge for the GOP. The primary showdown looms with patronage, Liberal and conservative factions, and a push for a two party system, Bill Tugman notes from Port Umpqua.
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Oregon
Priece
Lew Wallace
Bob Holmes
Lew
Holmes
Washington
Salem
Maid Neem
Congress
Peance
Democrat Party
Wallace
Jack Johnson
Sig Anander
Arlington Club
Labor Temple
Sig
Mark Hatfield
Secretary of State
Hatfield
Republican Party
Willamette
GOP
Wayne
Board of Control
Anander
Dick Neuberger
Bill Tugman
Port Umpqua
Eisenhower Drives Missile Program Priority Over Past Administrations
The opinion piece accuses earlier administrations of delaying intercontinental missile research. It claims 1947 1948 warnings were ignored and vast sums were withheld, while the Eisenhower era prioritized long range ballistic missiles, directing nearly all funding and accelerating development.
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Eisenhower
United States
Truman era weapons advance and fiscal year note
The text outlines postwar military progress with long range missiles, reentry technology, and naval missiles. It notes the Air Force demonstration of an intercontinental capability via the Snark to an Atlantic target and Polaris’ schedule lead. It contrasts wartime readiness with policy-driven cuts after World War II.
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Air Force
Atlantic
Florida
Navy
Ness
Vandenberg
General Pershing
Nuclear arms era rhetoric contrasts 1950 readiness and today
A speech traces U S military growth from 1950 to today, citing air power and navy totals, and asserts readiness to strike any aggressor. It notes improved capabilities, from 48 to 137 air wings and 12 500 to over 25 000 aircraft, plus ships rising from 237 to 409. It quotes critics and includes a letter about naval strength and Teddy Roosevelt references.
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Eisenhower
Lyndon Johnson
Strategic Air Command
Navy
Dean Acheson
Teddy
Oregonian
White House
The
America
Theodore Roosevelt
Teddy Roosevelt
United States Navy
United States Air Force
Today's Chuckles Offer Light Laughs on Conversation
A light humor item notes how a woman's remarks can turn flat dialogue into witty moments. The column pokes gentle fun at social exchanges and offers quick, cheerful quips to brighten a reader's day.
Double Feature: Every Girl Should Be Married and Man Handled
A newspaper brief notes two film titles in a weekend program. The listings mark a double feature with the comedies and dramas, indicating showtimes and venue details for local patrons. No further plot details are provided in the readable text.
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Isabel Williams
James Williams
Los Angeles Times’ Society
Mrs. Williams
Isbel Williams
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Coquille
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First Methodist Church
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Los Angeles Times
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Mary Jones
Mary
John
J. H.) Jones
the Times
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Hess
NEW — Pace
Perkins Drug Store
Ashley
Michael G. Carney
Optometrist
North Adams
Roxy Theatre
Ways
Heeren & Linn Insurance Agency
Fifth Street
Edwards’ Electric
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N. Srd St
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City Property
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