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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1970

Page

2

Production Rod Slanga Updates

Fragmentary OCR notes report production details for Rod Slanga with unclear counts and involvement. No clear event date or location is readable, but indicates a technical or manufacturing context possibly tied to Marbe Wochole. Further readable specifics are needed for fuller summary.

Goodbye to the sixties a decade in review

The Sixties brought major events from spaceflight to assassinations. Presidents Eisenhower Kennedy Johnson and Nixon served, humans walked the Moon, and Chaffee Grissom White perished in a fire. Icons like Disney Monroe Gable and Lincoln Rockwell died, while Che Guevara and Alger Hiss figures drew attention. The era raised questions about future leadership and virtue.

White House Eaisenhower Kennedy Johnson Nixon Winston Hill Eisenhower Hoover Douglas MacArthur Clark Gable Gary Cooper Marilyn Monroe Marx Brothers Judy Gerland Walt Disney Opera Kireton Cardinal Spellman Pope John Xxl Asire News Chaffee Grissom White Underworld Lucky Luciano CPUSA William Z. Foster Eugene Dennis Che Guevara Latin America Whittaker Chambers Alger Hiss South Africa Venezuela Japan United States South Vietnam Ngo Dish Diem John Kennedy Martin Luther King Robert F. Kennedy George Lincoln Rockwell

Headline of the Decade Apollo Eleven Moon Landing

The article declares the top news of the 1960s as the Apollo Eleven moon landing on July 20, 1969. It argues the lunar mission’s lasting impact surpasses other major events like assassinations and wars, marking space exploration as history’s indelible milestone.

Jom F. Kennedy United Forces For Freedom Appollo Eleven

Congress Wraps Up 13 Regular Bills Passes Supplemental

The President’s threat to reconvene after Christmas spurred late Congress activity. With two money bills left unresolved the House reconciled differences on KEW Labor and foreign aid. A supplemental measure funds agencies at prior year levels through January via continuing resolutions.

Congress KEW and Labor

Senate Debates Taiwan Aid and Defense Discretion

The speaker notes the Dellenbach proposal would not remove funds but allow the Secretary of Defense to allocate military aid to urgent areas. A Senate vote deleted China military assistance entirely. The issue remains for January as Congress returns to finish appropriations and reassess national spending priorities.

Secretary of Defense Senate China Congress

Legislative Week Trial in Salem Sets January Interim Meetings

The 55th Legislative Assembly revisits a concept dubbed Legissive Week in Salem the third week of January. From January 20, lawmakers will gather for five days as Interim Committees meet, with focus on Legislative Administration and broader planning for personal and business lives.

55Th Legislative Assembly Salem Oregon Capitol Building Sclons Legislative Administration Committee

Pollyanna Club Hosts Gift Exchange at McKinley Grange Hall

The Pollyanna Club monthly meeting at McKinley Grange Hall on December 18 featured a pot luck lunch and a gift exchange with members including Priscilla Mast, Mildred Johnson, Millie Rasmussen, Myrtle Rastlin, and others. Leslie Jenkins visits from Portland for Christmas. family scenes noted around Coos Bay and Myrtle Point. Gene Ray to begin a five year tour in February. various families share Christmas dinners across Roseburg, Coos Bay, and Lamp Creek locations.

Pollyanna Club McKinley Grange Hall Mildred Johnson Priscilla Mast Millie Rasmussen Myrtle Ralstin Marie Churchill Gladys Pointer Evelyn Lynn Ethel Abernethy Wilma Shepherd Selma King Martha Dooley

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