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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1962

Page

3

Spruce Street Decay Calls for Citywide Revitalization Plan

The article argues Spruce street shows neglect from top to bottom with peeling paint, dirty windows, and empty displays. It urges bold leadership, imagination, and a five year plan to turn Myrtle Point into a unified shopping center with color, lighting, and new marquees to attract shoppers and revive town life.

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Disillusionment in Cuba and Soviet Propaganda Exposed

The piece contrasts Cuba under Castro with Soviet rhetoric, noting longer work hours for less pay and harsh penalties for strikes. It cites Khrushchev’s claim that those who do not work do not eat, a critique of the social parasite idea, and calls for forced labor camps. It also mentions unemployment in London and relief in the U S and cites slow Soviet versus U S economic growth.

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Calling for Hard Work to Beat the Cold War

The piece argues that productivity defeats Soviet strategy, praising a shift from relaxation to exertion. It notes New York electricians winning a five hour day and similar gains for plumbers and bricklayers, urging a return to incentive and effort to avoid societal decline.

Khrushchev United States New York General Features Corp

Letter to the Editor on Penal Subjects Respected

A Myrtle Point wife of an Oregon Liquor Control Commission agent objects to being linked with penitentiaries under the "art Hap pens That Way" column. She resents the association regardless of her husband’s occupation in the liquor control field.

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June Weddings and Community News Highlight Local Life

Miss Linda Anderson will wed Merle McDaniels Jr at the Church of the Open Bible. The notice also reports Moose chapter events, a 4 H picnic at Myrtle Grove, Seattle fair trip plans, and an open house for H D Bones 55th anniversary in Gaylord.

J. W. Gamwell Linda Anderson Ralph Anderson Church of the Open Bible Merle McDaniels, Jr Mérie Bec- Daniels Pamey Women of the Moose Deke Ranta Rollen Tomlison Edwin Peterson Bing Great Meal Allen Witl Frank Beebeck Richard Kowkin Ben Cunningham Ranta Cunningham Myrtle Grove Gaylord Harold Bilondell Jess Shepherd Eldon Bryant Seattle Susan Rolfe Larry Rolfe Springfield Laurence Rolfe Ralph Schaffer Glenn Schaffers Texas Alabama Air Force Jack Caughell Lester Thorp James Gamwell Carey Bones Icenneth Rolfe Howard Porter A. L. Burch H. D. Bones

Local Highlights From Oregon Meetings and 4-H Summer School

Mrs. Clarence Spitznass returned Friday from Portland where she attended the grand chapter session of the Eastern Star. In Corvallis, Powers residents Judy Caughill and James Sturman attended the 4-H summer school program.

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