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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1958
Page
9
A fragment notes Mrs Don Schmidt and Nor ly host parents involved in an inter farm youth exchange program. Walthion is mentioned as a viewing location or context, but details are incomplete and unclear in the text.
A group visits a local dairy on Coos River and tours facilities including a 1957 milking parlor. They view Jersey cows and a vacuum pipeline system while learning about the International Farm Youth Exchange now entering its tenth anniversary with participants from 580 countries.
Washington officials push food aid as a strategic tool in the Cold War. The shift frames surplus U S stocks as essential as atomic bombs, with India, Pakistan, Burma, and the Middle East as key battlegrounds for winning influence through aid and trade.
May lumber output drops to 89.8 percent of the 1953 to 1987 average with shipments and orders showing sizable volumes. April weekly figures list production at 155 745 000 board feet 87.2 percent of the 1953 to 1957 average while orders reach 175 941 000 board feet and shipments 161 785 000 board feet. Five months into 1988 show 355 711 000 board feet produced, compared with five months in prior years.
Readable text mentions inventory figures for the first quarter of 1958 and references to Roseburg Stans EAI and lumber inventory. Details are fragmentary and contact names or exact events are not clearly identifiable.
Word arrives that Roseburg resident died Saturday and former Myrtle Point resident Las tathe Wee Davis is named in the notice.
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