Myrtle Point Herald Credits and Publication Details
Myrtle Point Herald dated 1960 lists Ralph Day as managing editor Seley Francs as associate editor Joanica Wilson as sports editor Rod Slanga as poetry editor The paper is published every Thursday by Myrtle Point Herald P O Box 876 Myrtle Point Oregon 91466 and entered as second class mail under the act of March 3 1897.
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Ralph Day
Seley Francs
Joanicca Wilsom
Epeenaoe
Rod Slanga
Myrtle Pout Herald
P.O
Myrtle Point
Ore
Nixon Signs Tax Bill Amid Mixed Cheer From Congress
The tax bill hailed as the biggest reform in U S history emerged from Congress and was signed by President Nixon. It promises relief for low income earners and expands the standard deduction, but critics fear rising debt and inflation could erode any savings. Texas The piece argues for deep non defense spending cuts to preserve the tax relief and warns inflation could negate gains.
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U.S. News & World Report
Congress
Richard Nixon
Gore
Albert Gore
Tennessee
National Council of Churches
Center For the Study
Washington
Nixon
New England
Louis Co. Wyman
N.H
Crime in 1960s America: rising total and local challenges
D C Scene discusses a sharp rise in serious crime from 1960 to 1968, with 4.5 million offenses in 1968 and a 132 percent increase since 1960. It argues federal limits over local crime and recommends model programs for Washington including more police and court reforms.
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United Sates
Washington
LEAA funds bolster Oregon crime program and education grants
Dellenback notes LEAA of the Justice Department aids state and local police with a 70 fiscal year budget of 9868 million, up from 963 million. Oregon's share nears 2.5 million, with action grants to Fourth District counties and Law Enforcement Education Program grants to Lane, Southern Oregon, Southwestern Oregon, Umpqua, and the University of Oregon.
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Ment
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Department of Justice
LEAA
Congress
Oregon
Lane Community College
Southern Oregon College
Southwestern Oregon Community Colege
Umpqua Community College
University of Oregon
Oogaiile City Bulletin First Birthday Celebration Noted
Myrtle Point Enterprise recalls the Oogaiile City Bulletin’s first anniversary with praise for its growth toward a metropolitan journal. It also mentions a stage route highwayman incident, plus local names Malesen Nona Art Vining and a 1919 Dried Security Bank board reappointment.
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Myrtle Point Enterprise
Oogaiile City Bulletin
Myrtle Point 1969 Chronicle of snow relief and growth
A compact year in Myrtle Point chronicles ambulance service decision, snow disruptions, school and town projects, civic leadership changes, and local industry milestones. Key events include fire fatality of Edwin Franke, particleboard plant halt, council actions, tax and budget notes, and community awards across 1969.
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Myrtle Point
Edwin Henry Franke
Shy the Panther
Powers Ranger Station
Am. Forestry Assn
Port Orford
Robert C. Belloni
Flanagan
Masons
Ed Hatfield
Sam Dement
Coos-Curry
Rod MceKenzie
Jack Ripper
Pete Peterson
Bill Winningham
Mitch Myers
Shirley Francis
Milton Schroeder
Elks
Peat
Melody Shop
Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce
Congress For Progress
Fragmentary Local News Card
Readable fragments describe a minor bridge incident involving an unnamed speaker and a near-miss with a vehicle or person. No clear dates, locations, or official actions are identifiable from the text.
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Myrtle Point Herald
D. C
BY John Dellenback
With Dellenback
Malesen
Coos County
Nona
Marshfield
Art Vining
Beloh Fenhaw
Nichse
Taepe, Kitanbeth
Chester Mullins
Sky Line Ranch
Bobcats
Lions of
Myrtle Port
George Linn
North Camp Hood
Tex
Roseburg Highway
MPHS
Bingham Mt. Dams
Corvallis
Murphy Bros
Thayer Tarvin
Mgr
Coquille Red Devils
South Fork
Coquille
Army Engineers
Fairview Dam
Council
Arthur Motz
Eastern Ilinois University
Planning Commission
Powrie
M.P.H.S
Planning Commission Board
Mobile Home Park
M.P
McCall
Don Fisher
Bobcat
Harv Hartvigson
G.P
Broadbent
Gloria Hardman
Grace Cushing
Stephen Farmer
Elk’s
Carl Utterback
Powers
New
Myrtle Point Grange
Rock Creek
Doug Noyes
Norway
Flora M. Laird
Cindy
Coos County Fair
Mark Hatfield
Area
Anne Beyer
Holland
Rotary Club
Coquille Valley Elks
Ron Getechell
Community Congress For Progress Endeavor
Eldon Brodie
Red Cross
Pas Christian
Hathaway and
Hannah
Portland
Life Magazine
Jens Jorgensen
Georgia-Pacific
Jorgensen
Greyhound Bus. Co
Jim Myers Union
Jim Bush
Lions Club
Coos-Curry Electric Co-Op
Dave Philphett
American Legion
Beaver
Lori Tuc
Shirley Ferguson
Roy M Jim Sumerlis
Dennis George
Bil Mac
M.P.E.A
Robert Brekkreitz
Ruth Whitaker
Shirley Anderson
Doug Sinko
Dick Chiesa
Dr. McCullough
Richard Dayton
Coquille Pool
Licas Club
Ofwa
Hex the Bobcats
Debbie Robertson
Grange
Future Farmers of America
Gregg Warner
Andy Vincent
Mike McWilliams
Coquille River
Marty Lone
R. Howe
Yaian Joe’* Frye
Mortuaries
Joe Frye
Powers School Board
Cresty Bridge
Sitkem Reed Wader
Marty Stone
U.N
Landing Room
Annex
Coos Bay
Robinson
M.P.F.D
Armstrong and
Aldrin
Cissharmoth
Sommers ‘Ouget Hardware
Alors Hape Brodin
Myelle Point
Ite
Chamber
Pres
Peterson
M.P. Police Dept
BPW. Club
National Education Week
Homer
Pete) Peterson
Goos Co. Taxpayers Assn
UGN
Coquille Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
Bill
Clifford Howard
Kaife
Haley Trucking
Community Congress Muks
C of C
Leroy Robinson
Elton Schroeder
Ritchie
Shirley) Francis
Industrial Dev. Co
George van Dolsh
M.P.P.D
Duane Farrer
Marvin Mam~mack
Tommy Giemeg
Petty
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