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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1969
Page
2
A university official warns against replacing reason with force and outlines 15 minute cease and desist steps, identity checks, trespass charges, and possible expulsion to defend the campus's lawful order and civil rights. The message denounces violence and urges civility, dialogue, and adherence to university and national laws to preserve educational opportunity.
A public opinion inquiry from Senator Mark Hatfield invites readers to answer ten pivotal questions facing Congress. Topics include the 10 percent surtax, military draft, a voluntary army, national presidential primary, ABM system, Vietnam troop withdrawal, welfare cuts, foreign aid, non-elective employees in politics, and racial integration. The letter explains the Senate lacks post office box polling privilege and urges reader participation as a public service.
Graveside services for Charlie A. Strawn age 73 of Coquille Oregon are set for March 15 at Myrtle Crest Memorial Garden with burial there. He died March 19 1980 in Myrtle Point and is survived by his sons and relatives. A second obituary notes John J Vojkovka a Myrtle Point resident who died March 11 1969 in Bandon Oregon at age 74 with services and interment planned at Myrtle Crest Memorial Gardens.
Senior citizens praise MPHS students for sports and school achievements while addressing worries about sex education and morals. Letters urge responsible guidance in sports, reading, and public behavior amid social changes and rising teen pregnancy in Oregon.
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