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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1964
Page
2
The editorial lauds President Johnson's two guiding budget principles. It says spending in itself is neutral and can harm or help, depending on efficiency and purpose, urging a balance between austerity and reform. It notes potential disagreements over where federal limits lie and sees Johnson as tackling wasteful spending more boldly than predecessors.
The article notes a shift back toward multiple specialized players in college football as new rules permit extensive substitution. It discusses the possibility of distinct defensive and offensive units and the return to a two platoon system after a long era.
The discussion centers on converting one threat into three, with coaches who support the change arguing it increases opportunities for players to compete. Opponents warn of diversions and inconsistencies, while proponents point to livelier play and a shift toward specialization seen in pro football.
A fragment mentions a Bones family gathering at Gaylord with a brief note about a little son. The text is incomplete and unclear but indicates a family event and a newborn or young child. No dates or organizations are clearly identifiable.
A constituent praises a guest editorial by Art Radcliffe on federal pay raises, urges fair compensation for lawmakers and public servants, and suggests adjusting next Congress salaries. The letter cites living costs, private sector parity, and the need for capable governance while cautioning against excessive cuts or misaligned pay.
Dr and Mrs Edward Engstrom and family relocate to their newly purchased home at Maple and Border Streets. The Monford Martin family vacated the house and moved to Idaho. Mr and Mrs Cheries Barrett returned from a three month stay in Poughkeepsie New York visiting relatives and reside with their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Leouls Robinson.
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