No-Man's Land in Politics Highlights Federal Aid Dilemma
A Canby Herald report covers Lake Oswego Mayor Ice Stidd Jr, Republican, seeking a Oregon state senate seat. He urges Canby to plan growth with League of Oregon Cities and University of Oregon Bureau of Municipal Research funding. He criticizes broad federal handouts yet accepts available federal planning money, reflecting the era's political tensions over debt and spending.
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Canby Herald
Ice Stidd Jr
Lake Oswego
State Senate
Clackamas County
Canby Chamber of Commerce
Canby
League of Oregon Cities
University_of Oregon Bureau of Municipal
Truman
Kennedy
Chamber of Commerce
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Sitkum News Remembers Perley Crowley and Local Visitors
Obituary notes the death of Perley Crowley at Holman Rest Home in Bandon after two years bed-fast. The piece also mentions Mr and Mrs Ivan Laird and family traveling to Puyallup, visits with Rose Lodge residents, and meetings in Portland. Edwin Crowley recovers from surgery as flu and chicken pox cases ease.
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Holman
Bandon
Perley Crowley
Our Valley
Stella
Puyallup
Ross Dooley
Glen Gray
Birth notices for six births in Coquille and Myrtle Point Oregon
Mr and Mrs Covert welcomed a boy Dennis John at 12:52 a.m. on Feb 2 1962 in Coquille. Mr and Mrs John Johnson welcomed a girl Glenda Gale at 12:29 p.m. on Feb 3 1962 in Coquille. Mr and Mrs Terry Babcock welcomed a girl Cindy Lee at 7:20 p.m. on Feb 6 1962 in Broadbent Myrtle Point area. Mr and Mrs Ronald D Logston welcomed a girl Tammi Dean at 1:02 a.m. on Feb 12 1962 Bow 41 Sitkum Myrtle Point area.
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John Johnson
Glenda Gale
Coquille
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Terry Babcock
Cindy Lee
Broadbent
Myrtle Point
Ronald
Logston
Tammi Dean
Bow
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Parlor patriots attack spy Powers as coward and traitor
A heated critique accuses Powers of betraying the nation and mocks self righteous critics. The piece denounces elation over back pay and U two training while warning against political grandstanding.
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Pilot Powers
Public debate over Powers case reflects on duty and sacrifice
A 1962 columnist argues against collective punishment for Powers and his family, noting past U2 missions over Russia and suggesting peers should judge the conduct. The piece emphasizes wartime service and the need for restraint amid controversy.
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General Features Corp
Our Shared Heritage in the Great Outdoors
A reflective piece extols national land use blending wildlife habitats with oil and mineral development. It highlights raccoons and conservation, helicopters and water trucks aiding fire response, bulldozers on roads, and outdoor recreation as part of a broad resource strategy serving the nation.
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