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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1960
Page
2
A Myrtle Point High School commencement honors 87 graduates from the class of 60. The feature urges continued study and work to obtain a college education, citing Lincoln’s motto and a success story of self funding.
A labor group charges the AMA opposes health legislation for selfish reasons. AMA News reviews the record showing support in most instances and only one opposition cited against the Forand bill. It argues against government medicine as costly and unworkable and cites other nations as context.
The column cites President Eisenhower and Paul Harvey arguing against Communism and Khrushchev, condemning appeasement and praising a peacemaking stance. It recalls Chamberlain, Hitler, Paris insults, and a call to endure storms as tests of character amid looming war threats. Reporter Harry Ferguson notes Sumit hopes lie in ruins.
A reader letter cites a Walter Norblad poll showing Oregon views on labor laws China recognition and farm price supports. It notes education funding support and calls for greater federal arbitration power and unified military services, urging action from Congress and church leaders.
The Myrtle Point Myrtle Leaf expresses sincere appreciation to Dottie Johnson and the staff for their service and assistance over the past year. The letter from editor Dottie Johnson thanks readers and contributors for support.
The United States buys three-fifths of Canada’s exports and supplies three-fourths of its imports. Trade between the two neighbors remains larger than any other bilateral commerce, underscoring a closely linked economy and shared financial interests.
A historical proposal argues that U S and Canada should become equal economic partners. It cites U S investments of 11.8 billion versus Britain’s 2.6 billion and 11 billion from other nations, noting tariff walls and transport costs as Canada’s hurdles.
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