Recreation Needs for Myrtle Point Area Attracts State Officials
A meeting at Myrtle Point High School drew about 40 people including Anderson, E A Fiola, and Henry Schroeder to discuss recreation needs for the area. The main topic was a swimming pool and financing challenges, with plans to form a district for funding beyond 250000 dollars. The Elks pledge a future multi-venue complex in Coquille Valley potentially providing pool, tennis, driving range, and more to serve southwestern Oregon families.
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Myrtle Point Area
S. W. Ore
Myrtle Point City
Wi Anderson
State Highway Commission
E. A. Fiola
Henry A. Schroeder
C. S. Lehmanowsky
Meerenei
Anderson
Coos County Health Department
Coquille
Elola
Island
Highway 42
North Fork Bridge
Herald
Elks Lodges
Coquille Valley Golf and Country Club
Oregon
Ob Ray
The
Elks
Elks Coquille Valley Golf and Country Club
Democratic battle tightens as Kennedy backs appeasement stance
The piece traces Democratic contenders Kennedy Stevenson Adlai and Symington amid debate over appeasement of Khrushchev. It notes Kennedy's stance resembles Adlai's drawing criticism, Reuther's influence in Kennedy's camp, and signals a looming summit in Los Angeles as anti Johnson forces coalesce.
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Ike
Khrushchev
Stevenson
Kennedy
Symington
Russia
Adlai
Illinoisan
Jack
Washington
Truman
India Edwards
Johnson
Lyndon
Rayburn
New England
Reuther
Los Angeles
Donnybrook
Paris
Emma Goldman Echoes Spark Deportation Debate
A dated letter discussion recalls Emma Goldman’s deportation after criticizing U.S. policy. The piece cites reader letters from North Bend and Seaview, contrasting past radicalism with contemporary calls to deport today’s critics.
Edwards Electric Licensed Electrician
Industrial commercial and residential estimates given free. Phone 2922 Myrtle Point, Oregon.
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Edwards’ Electric
Myrtle Point
Ore
Rhetoric Attacks on Ike and Costs of U.S. Power
Letters critique the constitution as favoring the rich and condemn Khrushchev and Ike. The writer mocks Sandervick and McKee, defends Ike's golf as low cost, contrasts with Truman era navy yacht expenses, and calls for deportation of Russia supporters.
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Ervick
Little League
American Medical Association
American Bar Association
U. S
Sandervick
McKee
Khrushchev
Ike
United States
Ske
Harry Truman
Potomac
America
Russia
Emma Goldman
The Little Woman Leaves Home For Odd Jobs
The article notes a shift in gender roles with one third of women working outside the home. Census figures list women in funeral directing, bus driving, auctioneering, boot blacking, plastering, locomotive work, sailing, longshoring, and boilermaking. Experts predict more women will join varied occupations in coming years.
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Census Bureau
Stey
Adlai Stevenson's call for public responsibility sparks debate
The piece criticizes Stevenson's push for greater government role as a shift from individual freedom to collectivism. It argues that his proposed public responsibility would curb liberty and reverse the founders' purpose of freedom, urging readers to resist this vision. The author frames it as a dangerous proposal facing America.
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Adlai Stevenson
Mr. Stevenson
America
Quotes on fear from thinkers and leaders
A collection of concise reflections on fear from Mary Baker Eddy George Macdonald Jan Masaryk Benjamin and Edward Harriman. The lines connect fear to tyranny faithlessness ignorance and future risk.
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Mary Baker Eddy
George Macdonald
Jan Masaryk
Benjamin
Edward H Harriman
Letters to Herald Editor on Myrtle Crest bond election
A letter writer urges voters to oppose the school bond issue leading to perpetual taxes. He cites experience in school administration and a large family business, arguing the bond will raise rents and empower a “dictator.” He appeals to property owners to vote against the bond.
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Herald
Thas
Myrtle Crest
Rpm
Grange
Starr Urges Yes on Budget Votes in Letter Reply
O F Starr responds to Mr Barzee urging support for the budget. He references teachers salaries and contrasts his view with Barzee in a concise exchange. The letter format indicates a civic discussion over fiscal policy and education funding.
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O. F. Starr
Mr. Barzee
Mr Barzee
Teachers versus mill workers in school budget debate
The piece argues teachers invest $25 000 in education while mill workers earn about $20 000. a teacher pays more for schooling and would earn 7000 a year only after 12 years of advancement. It denies rumors of high salaries and urges parents to vote YES for the school budget to keep teachers.
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Barzee
Jane
Stari
Upholstery Classes Planned At Coos Bay With June 17 Registration
A furniture upholstery course is planned for July at Coos Bay Marshfield area. A pre enrollment meeting with M M Romig is set for June 30 in Marshfield High School G O Q room at 7:30 p m to explain tools fabric measurements and class schedule. Registration closes June 17 at the Coos Bay adult education center East Branch Marshfield High School office. The fee is 800 and a contact number is CO 17 7731.
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M. M. Romig
Marshfield High School
Uceos Bay Adult Education Center
Ts CO
Cuos
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Pp&l
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Emma
Coos Bay World
J Fo McKee
North Bend
MeeKee
Tosue
Khrushche
Fieenhower
McKe
Budapest
Orp
M. Kee
Bac
Pts Golf
Wrecker R Night
Brodie
Stuingle Company
Avetio Petat Telephone
RK. Stevenson
Pare Collectivist
Life Magazine
Yykeh Our
Myrile Point
Arthur We Ee
Cambridge
Mass
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston Mass
Coos Bay
Spruce
Roth Body Shop
Myrtle Point Taxi
Werner Typewriter
N. Ord St. Cos Bay, Ore
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North Adams
Wes
Heatre
American Breeders Service
Myrtie
Nevada
California
Aneven
Fcoquille
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