Voters Decide Budget in R-41 Election on July 11
A Myrtle Point Herald editorial urges residents of School District R-41 to cast a vote on Monday July 11 regarding the proposed budget for the district’s schools. It notes the board’s effort to cut expenses while defending salaries, and calls for a record turnout to decide yes or no on the budget and the administration building purchase.
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Congress Passes 740 Million White Collar Pay Raise
National Congress backed a 740 million dollar salary increase for white collar federal workers despite President Eisenhower’s veto risk. The plan excludes postal workers, prompting Democratic criticisms and calls for constitutional governance and taxpayer protections amid election-year politics.
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Knockin' Around Political Notes Turn to Moscow Reflection
Norton argues that only Adlai Stevenson among potential Democratic rivals has publicized ties to Moscow and that Kennedy attacks may shape foreign policy questions. The piece also notes a Myrtle Point Rotary Club gathering with 47 attendees, a dairy focus, and Mary Ellen Davenport among the speakers.
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Oregon South Coast booster edition praised by local writer
The piece lauds Coos Bay World's booster edition Oregon's South Coast for boosting Southwestern Oregon, commending reporters and photographers for their work on county resources and recreation amid a modest local backing.
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Glories in His Shame Kefauver Boasts Tennessee Fed Aid
U S Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee claims eight federal aid programs return more to Tennessee than its tax payments support them. He cites since 1936 about 700 million received versus 31214 million paid, arguing the state benefits while wealth centers in big states reap funds. He defends fed aid as necessary for counties and cities and levels sharp criticism at critics who say Tennessee pays more.
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Gems of Thought Happiness Quotes Row
A short collection of quotes on happiness from Robert Frost and Mary Baker Eddy notes happiness as rising in virtue and action. The text references setting hearts toward good and thoughtful living with brief proverbs.
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Coos Curry Pioneer Meeting Sets Plans for July 31 Picnic
The Coos Curry Pioneer and Historical Association meets Saturday in North Bend to finalize plans for the annual picnic on July 31 at the North Bend Community building. Officers and four directors will be elected for 1960 1961.
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