Get Tough With Russians Or Not Divides Democrats
Democrats debate a foreign policy plank at the convention on how to handle the Russians. Avery Harriman warns against a get tough stance, arguing it would strengthen the communists and frighten friends. Khrushchev and Red China criticized Eisenhower, while fears of post election concessions loom.
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Annual Daredevil Rogue River Boat Race Sunday July 31
Agness Oregon hosts its fifth annual festival featuring a white water boat race on the Rogue River from the Illinois mouth to Billings Creek with an eight mile course and four cash prizes. The event includes barbecue with Western fare, field day activities, a parachute jump and queen selection with local contestants. Admission prices apply and viewing points line the river as spectators plan trips via Rouge Boat Service and nearby highways.
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Nixon image drives campaign frame in Times expose
The article discusses President Nixon and the White House response amid a controversial New York Times presentation. It mentions government remedies, press reaction, and a reporter’s take on how Nixon is depicted as facing the Khrushchev era’s pressures. Continued on Page 2.
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Federal Aid by Function Spending Here at Home
Government spending by function is outlined with figures and captions, detailing program totals and allocations. The document presents a breakdown of aid categories, noting amounts of money spent domestically and the source’s emphasis on federal aid versus other funding.
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Breadbakers of Coos Co in Coos Fair Bread Baking Vie
Coos County baked bread contest opens with county home extension members aiding promotion. Entrants bring loaves to the fair on August 17, with coupons distributed by committee members. Junior and senior divisions welcome all ages,男女 included. Fleischmann Voss donated 1090 dollars and gold ribbon to the grand champion.
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Coos Fair
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Coos County
County Home Extension Advisory Committee
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aecKinley
Donald Knight
Mars
LeRoy Richards
Bkne
H. J Larsen
Engiewood
Holman
Eastside
Goude
Coos River
Qenkins
Catching Inlet
L. O. Anderson
Lakeside
Bread Bakers
Fleischmann Vo Ist
Otte
Auto License Examiner Here Wednesday July 13
A divers license examiner will be on duty at Myrth Point Wednesday July 13 between the hours of morning and afternoon according to an announcement from the department.
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Powers Boy Killed in Car Mishap Near Roseburg
Kenneth Goebl a 17 year old Powers resident and Powers High School graduate died when the car he rode in lost control on a sharp curve near Roseburg. Audrey Hatfield of Roseburg drove. two teenage girls were passengers. He was thrown and pinned underneath as the vehicle overturned. Funeral held at Open Bible church Powers with interment at Mason cemetery.
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Viena
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Gold Beach
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Rev Swenson's Brother Killed in California Crash
Willard Swenson of San Jose was killed in a three car collision near Campbell California on a Friday night. The victim, brother of Rev. Llovd Swenson, died instantly from chest injuries after being thrown against the steering wheel. He leaves a wife a daughter and a son. The Rev and Mrs Swenson attended the San Jose funeral and returned to Myrtle Point after the service.
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Johnson Declares Presidential Candidacy Surprise Move
Lyndon Johnson of Texas announces as a Democratic candidate for president. The veteran senator, a Senate leader, shocks by declaring on Monday with the Democratic convention in Los Angeles nearing. Johnson is described as dynamic and experienced, a potential rival to Kennedy’s looming bid.
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John F Kennedy
Johnson
Los Angeles
Massachusetts
July Fourth Celebration Sees Record Death Toll
Radio dispatches report over 700 deaths during a three day July 4th period. Auto accidents caused 438 fatalities while boating drownings and other causes added about 270. Oregon records 18 deaths, marking the highest July 4th toll aside from a 1955 Christmas peak.
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School Board Invites All People to Meeting Friday Eve
The School District R 41 invites all residents to an open meeting at Myrtle Point High School Friday at 8 pm to discuss issues around school administration and the upcoming budget election next Monday July 11. Representatives from organizations and interested individuals are urged to attend for questions and discussion.
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Myrtle Point High School
Questions and Answers on R-41 School District Controversy
Citizens Committee releases Q and A to explain R-41 created by the merger of Myrtle Point Bridge Etalka Broad Bend Arago Sitkum and Dora districts. The new district began July 1 1960 and assumes assets and liabilities. A seven member board of directors elected last January will oversee the district and its funds.
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Etalka
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Arago
Sitkum
Dora
Powrie
Howard Winkelman
Bob Thompson
Melden Carl
Hollis Mast
John Kirk
Ralph Whitaker
Durno Emphasizes Key West Coast Highway Projects
Oregon4th District hopeful Edwin R. Durno urged a CB Lions Club audience in Coos Bay to make Winnemucca to the Sea and Highway 42 top priorities. He pledged to push improved routes and more efficient education funding without extra cost, arguing for smarter use of education dollars.
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Beautification Committee Calls for City Clean Up Month
With the Coos County Fair five weeks away the City Beautification Committee urges every resident to cooperate in grooming the city for visitors. The mayor issues a proclamation urging a Clean Up Month to improve streets and public spaces before the event.
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Music Workshop At Lewis and Clark College Sees Active Youth In Attendance
Paula Mintowne Powers attends the third annual Fre Acies Music Workshop at Lewis and Clark College with director Lo Stanley Garum and the college music department. The three week session features theory and choral classes along with band and ensemble participation, culminating in a public concert July 15 at 7 pm in Evans Music Building. Citizens urged to support city beautification efforts during summer, with volunteer cleanup planned by Jake Otter and the Beautification Committee.
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Lewis and Clark
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