Political Faiths In United States Spy Plane Incident
A contributor argues about political partisanship in the United States during the presidency and critiques Khrushchev’s influence on voters. The piece discusses Eisenhower’s leadership, the danger of foreign interference, and the public’s reaction to attacks on Nixon and other figures.
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U. S
Paul Har
Stassen
Antes
Khrushchev
Nixon
Mamie
Ma Prema
Paris
United States
Berlin
Eisenhower
Moving to Myrtle Point 1946 and a stormy chimney fire
Letter recalls settling in a cow shed atop a building in Myrtle Point in 1946. A tin chimney fire damaged the roof, the fire department arrived after a long delay, and the family moved again to a barn and chicken house. They dug a temporary septic tank, built a bath room, and endured a drainage ditch with soapy suds. The writer questions school funding and urges local voting before few who complain remain in ten to fifteen years.
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Myrtle Point
Myrtle
Free Speech on Road Issues and School Budget Control
Taxpayers in our district insist on a transparent process for road concerns and classroom funding. The speaker argues the school board lacks authority to raise salaries without voter approval and urges cooperation to keep budgets affordable while protecting taxpayers' voice.
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R-41
Mys
Aymor
Oregon's prettiest secretary of state Betty Marquiss takes office
Betty Marquiss of Corvallis briefly serves as secretary of state of Oregon at the Capitol in Salem. The 16 year old, elected Girls' State secretary, learns duties while visiting state offices. She is a Corvallis High junior, National Honor Society member, rally squad captain, U N speech contest finalist, and a cappella and orchestra participant.
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Betty Marquiss
Corvallis
Oregon
Betty
State Capitol
Salem
Girls’ State
Miss Marquiss
Murray H. Marquiss
Corvallis High School
U.N
Stuents
Taxpayer protest on school board authority and July election
A taxpayer urges the school board to show in black and white the authority to contract funds for salaries without voter approval. He warns if the board and advisor win, taxpayers will be trapped by law and a veto should be exercised at the July 11 special election. Barzee calls for voting.
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State of Oregon
Law and Justice 1
Usaxpayers
Nationally Known Doctors to Lecture at Oregon Cancer Meet
The second annual Oregon cancer conference draws five renowned clinicians to Portland for lectures at the Shearton Portland hotel from June 28 to July 7. Lecturers include Dr JS Ruardin from Philadelphia, Dr Oscar Creech Jr of New Orleans, Dr J Hartwell Harrison from Boston, and Dr R Wayne Rundles of Durham.
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Portland
Oregon
Shearton Portland Hotel
JS Ruardin
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Oscar Creech Jr
New Oleans
Department of
Tulane University School of Medicine
J Hartwell Harrison Boston
Harvard Medical School
R Wayne Rundles
Durham
Duke University
Myrtle Point Defeats Bandon 3-2 in Diamond Clash
Myrtle Point Junior American Legion baseball team earned its first win of the season with a 3 to 2 victory over Bandon at the fairgrounds diamond Thursday afternoon. Richard Armstrong started strong for Myrtle Point before tiring in the fifth. Down finished the pitching for Bandon. Bandon’s two runs came on White singles in the second and seventh, while Myrtle Point scored twice on miscues and two runs tied to White.
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Myrtle Point
American Legion
Bandon Club
Fairgrounds
Richard Armstrong
Bandon
Armstrong
Bandon Boys
White
Myrtle Point Boys
Cancer conference set in Cedars of Lebanon series
Dr Henry Jaffe leads a conference on radiation therapy and nuclear medicine sponsored by the American Cancer Society Oregon division and Oregon State Medical Society with the University of Oregon medical school. It runs 8:45 a.m. July 7 to 3 p.m. July 8 with a panel discussion.
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Henry Jaffe
Los Arwetea Iveenon
Cedars of Lebanon
Bpenitat
American Cancer Society
Oregon
Oregon State Medical Society
University of Veenon Medical School
Myrtle Point Legion Team Receives Boost From Avina
Joe Avina praised Myrtle Point American Legion coaches Gene Parsons and Jim Orrell for guiding a team that has won one and lost two in recent games. He urged locals to support the next home game against Coquille at the fairgrounds Tuesday at 4 p.m.
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Joe Avina
Legion
American Legion
Myrtle Point
Gene Parsons
Jim Orrell
Coos Bay
North Bend
Coquille
Fairgrounds
Dean Advises Girls Not Let Finances Rule Out College
Oregon State College urges female students not to abandon higher education over money. Dean Helen Moor says part time work and careful budgeting can enable most women to attend, with co resident houses offering cheaper room and board. Many coeds already work through college, and self supporting students show strong academic achievement.
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Oregon State College
Helen Moor
OSC
Dean Moor
Coresident Houses
USC
D T Ordeman
Home Economist Teaches Women How to Prevent Premature Gray
Jean A Shipman reports advice from Ber Nice Strawn Oregon State College extension home management specialist on keeping hair from turning gray early. She notes colors can fade from external products or change due to home life such as children leaving clothes about the house.
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Home Economist
Jean A Shipman
Bernice Strawn
Oregon State College Extension
Radio Mentions July Scetches And Household Tips
KWRO at 12 4 pm and KYIN discuss July sketches at Bee with bests on muddy aboe s and possible solutions to save at least one grey hair for mother. The ideal way is to put clothes on hangers but children find hangers difficult.
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KWRO
KYIN
Bee Wimh
Ther
Childrem
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