Eisenhower warns campaigns against partisanship in 1964 race
In a Washington dispatch, President Eisenhower cautions Republicans to curb extreme campaigning and press urges unity beyond party lines. Democratic leaders applaud the rebuke, while Senator Homer Fer says no armistice in political battles as he accuses Democrats of failing to confront subversives and communists.
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Eisenhower
Aud Brrenty
Joe McCarthy
Republican National Committee
Stephan A. Mitchell
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Homer Fer
Michigan
Senate Iblican Policy Committee
Russia
Warren
William F. Langer
N. C
Earl Warren
California
United States Supreme Court
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dick Nixon
Ike
Nixon
Public interest in federal firings sparks debate
Eisenhower's State of the Union notes 2200 charity-related payrolls. Newsmen seek breakdown on dismissals for disloyalty perversion drunkenness or other causes. Brownell resists. McLeod calls the demand a numbers game while Republicans rail against government payrolls.
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Wayne Morse
Eisenhower
Brownell
State Department
R. W. Scott McLeod
Mitchell
McLeod
We Could Be Bordering on Edge of Economic Insanity
A labor union plan urged to Congress proposes tax cuts and larger personal exemptions while expanding social security, farm supports, education aid, national health insurance, housing, slum clearance, and power development. The policy urges taxing less and spending more, provoking charges of economic insanity.
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Congress
Rotary Club sketches and civic notes mix humor and policy
A Myrtle Point column recounts Rotary activities with talent showcases and ribbon contests, then shifts to public opinion on Chief Justice Warren, Eisenhower era politics, and reader editorials. It includes community commentary on civic duties, a high school bond vote, and local letters.
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America
Jeffer
Fair Board
Union High School No. 2
Bord
the of Directors
Myrtle Point Herald
Elders Debate Life Ventures and Wedlock Risks
An awkward dialogue features two elderly widowers discussing marriage and the risks of life and finance. One vows to marry again only if the woman accepts heavy burdens and shared property, while contemplating legacy and prudence in old age.
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V. Mell
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Geranna Stevens
Janet Williams
Geranna
Geroe
Spenny
Rotary Uytevere
Earl Roush
Ray Harris
Winnah
Rotarians
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Ann
Roland
Lawrence Clinton
Wally Husted
Gordon MacKerrow
Wally
Piet Wally
Rotary Annd
Harry
Hal
Mexico City
Pop
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St. Felipe's Day
Edward
Bellingham
Grover Cleveland
Italy
Johnny
Myrtle Point
Orv
C. Enland Bou
Cor Prowe
Olaf C. Idleman
Broadbent School
Oy Scouts — Extension Unit
4-H Clubs
Grange — P. T. A. Youth Group
Sarah Society and Community Church
Coos Bay
LOU Blanc, Inc
Cadillac
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