Shakespearean Festival Opens July 28 in Ashland
The Oregon Shakespearean Festival opens July 28 with Much Ado About Nothing and continues with King Lear The Merchant of Venice and Troilus and Cressida in open air performances through September 4 In Ashland the festival runs with institute courses in Renaissance studies and noon lectures while local venues offer ticket sales and related events.
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Margery Bailey
Southern Oregon College
Stanford University
Trinity
Beta Sigma Phi
Trinity Hall
Robert Lopez
Marlow
Ashland Public Library
Institute
Greshabn
Oregon Shakespearean Festival
Cressida
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Johnny's Music Store
Oregonians Guzzled Record Liquor Consumption This Year
The Oregon Liquor Control Commission reports record liquor sales and tax revenues for the past fiscal year. Officials note higher consumer demand and wider distribution across the state.
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State budget allocations show rise over prior year
Ended June 3 1958 the total distributed was 17 829 809 of which the general fund received 14 808 401 to cities and counties 925 208 and 7 349 went to the state census fund Allocations for the past 12 months exceeded prior distributions by over 2 000 000 due to inventory reductions and lean operations As of midway through the OCU biennial budget 60 87 percent of the 29 276 695 total requested has been allocated With administrator Joseph A Nance noting sales dip and efficiency gains as main drivers
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Joseph A. Nance
OCU
Holmes Gains Support for Broad Snake River Study Plan
Washington reports the Senate appropriations committee backed a state water resources board proposal for a Middle Snake River study with 396000 allocated. The plan covers High Pleasant Valley, Hells Canyon projects, and related work including abandonment of the Brownlee Idaho Power project, with studies extending to Mountain Sheep and Ox Bow areas.
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Washington, DC
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Department of Intenor
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High Pleasant Valley
Northwest River
High High Pleasant Valley
Brownlee
High Hells Canyon
Idaho Power Company
Corps of Engineers
Wouth
Ox Bow
Federal Power
Oregon Governor backs expanded studies for Snake River dam plan
Governor Holmes endorses enlarging a study of three proposed low dams on the Snake River at Little Helle Canyon Ox Bow and Brownlee to weigh flood control and power gains against environmental and regional impacts. He urges Congress to suspend Idaho Power licenses pending final study results.
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Local notes and visits in Coos Bay and Olympia
Herbert Carl joined Dale Holden aboard the Shoyo Maru for a bay cruise as the Japanese freighter carried logs toward Japan. J W Carl and family from Portland visited John D Carl’s home and relatives in Myrtle Point and Broadbent while J W Barnett and family returned from a Northern Washington trip including Olympia and Bremerton water skiing events and Mt Rainier outings in July.
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Dale Holden
Coos Bay
Japan
J W Carl
Portland
John D Carl
Myrtle Point
Broadbent
J W Barnett
Washington
Mr Barnett
Jesse Barnett
Olympia
Wash
Bremerton
Mt Rainier
Brethren Church of
Harper Family Trip Notes and Lost Books Appeal
The Harper family traveled from Lebanon Oregon to Eugene for business then to Klamath Falls to visit Mrs Harper's mother Mrs W P Myers and brother Harry Harper. They report Mrs O E Harper lost a book on African Violets and a book on fus tas with two booklets also on fus tas. They ask the borrower to return the items to Mrs Harper. The party included Mrs Ellen Harper and Cindy Harper Jr.
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O. E. Harper
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O E Harper Sr
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Klamath Falls
W P Myers
Harry Harper
Ellen Harper
O. E Harper, Jr
Cindy
Broadbent News Highlights Local Events and TV Shift
Broadbent TV corporation receives FCC approval for translator station on Channel 78. Iris Glascock of Goodland Kansas to celebrate 97th birthday with daughter and family. Various local visits, 4-H Lucky Teens beach outing planned, and Broadbent Community Church promotes a film Forward With Christ on July 20.
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Richard Neuberger
Federl Communications Commission
Coos-Curtsbles
Wayne Babcock
Babcock
Thomas Forrest
EC Forrest
Reedsport
Wollins Uorth
Virgil ‘Smith
Rosella
Vickie
Charlotte Lackey
Seattle Wash
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Lackey
Victoria
British Columbia
Princess Margaret
Truman Hartley
Rolf Holmstrom
Medford
Holmstrom
Hartley
Wayne Turner
Sunset
Bastendorff
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