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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1964
Page
2
The Coquille River overflow floods homes and fields carrying soil to sea. Northwest storm effects persist with repeated winter floods in the valley. Georgia Pacific and Douglas Fir mills closed until further notice as flood control remains elusive. Churchill quote cited.
President Johnson told Congress that a booming business expansion gives good news for the nation but warned inflation remains a danger. He urged maintaining a balance to secure peace and security amid rising goods and wages and cautioned that unchecked inflation could deepen economic swings.
The Myrtle Point Kindergarten faces a struggle this year charging $12 per pupil monthly after $10 last year. Fees depend on class enrollment while transportation is often provided by the school district. Mrs. Noyes and the local association run the program, offering an introduction to schooling and aiding transitions to first grade.
GUS W. METZGUS urges national unity to end segregation for President Lincoln Roosevelt Wilson Roosevelt and Kennedy era ideals. He condemns hate while praising past leaders and warns that communism must die in America. Card of thanks ends letter with appreciation for floral offerings and words.
Sutton urges calm, sincerity, and fairness as he voices concern over high taxes. He stresses government should operate within income and that elected representatives must serve the people while addressing pressing issues facing the county and state.
Stormy days are ideal for drying clothes with a flameless electric dryer. Clothes come out fresh and sweet smelling, without heavy loads or clothes lines. It costs less to buy and financing is available on a wire-on-time plan. See your dealer for bargains on the latest models.
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