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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1957
Page
8
NAM report shows third quarter 1956 total economic activity at an annual rate of 414 billion dollars, up 4 percent from 1955. Key indicators including sales, production, wages, prices, personal income, employment, bank loans and capex rise, with 1957 Q1 expected capex at 38 billion, up 16 percent from 1956.
Sitkum 4-H leaders and officers met January 14 to plan a schedule of meetings and projects. The regular meeting occurred January 17 with Mrs Don Barker and Mrs John involved.
City heating oil firm advertises prompt service with standard oil telephone 1681. It promotes S and H Green Stamps and emphasizes reliable, quick deliveries under the STANDARD HEATING OILS banner.
Southmayd residents Miss Mary Leifeste and Miss Becky Southmayd served refreshments after their first cooking project. The next meeting is set for January 24, with leather craft groups leading the discussion.
Paul Harvey argues against distant political detours and urges the President to stay out among citizens for four years. He warns against foreign aid to Communists and a Status of Forces Treaty and emphasizes values from Molly Pitcher to pioneer women guiding the nation.
Coquille and Mrs. Charles A Tresidder invite participation in the Great Decisions program. Participants will be placed into existing groups or helped to form new ones with friends and neighbors. Discussion leaders should mail enrollment blanks to the county extension office at Coquille promptly to receive the Leaders Guide. Materials are available at the North Bend Library, Coos County TB and Health office, Coos Bay, and Van Doren's Insurance.
The program invites discussion on world affairs through small groups and public forums. It mentions involvement by public media and schools, aiming to engage citizens with key foreign policy issues facing the United States in 1957. The State Statistical Tabulating Center and entities like Corvallis and the President are noted as features.
Myrtle Point youths, active in nightly prowls, used a pass key to steal dimes from a newsstand. The recent curfew aided police in spotting and stopping them, marking a turning point in local crime control.
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