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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1962
Page
3
The piece argues against federal dairy quotas under a new farm plan. It contends quotas would force herd reductions, cap milk sales, and threaten dairy and beef markets. It warns that penalties for overproduction and a push to dump products would ruin industry and long term dairy development.
A chaotic meditation on economic surpluses and population fear. The piece muses on a future of scarcity and abundance with references to climate of war, space, and societal ills. It notes surpluses, famine fears, and the paradox of modern life.
The passage argues that people burdened by taxes resist trimming public spending to small amounts. It notes a rough estimate of five hundred dollars and urges examining our present life and ambitions at home to prepare for an uncertain future, whether grim or prosperous.
The article argues tariffs are complex and people are passive about fiscal policy. It notes a planned tariff reduction with four nations, detailing imports and exports and warning that economic imbalance harms workers as foreign and domestic steel compete.
A voiced reflection on pay, productivity, and tradeoffs in the U.S. economy. The author warns that higher wages for less work could undermine American industry if foreign goods remain cheap, risking fewer jobs for domestic producers.
Georgia Pacific reports 1961 net sales of 238 million, up from 222 million in 1960. Net income nears 14 million with 2.08 per share, vs 15 million and 2.35 per share last year. Cash flow stands at 3 million or 85.32 per share.
Diary entries reveal the Laird clan’s March voyage from Portland to the Hawaiian Islands. The group travels from Portland International to Pearl Harbor Maui Oahu Kauai and the Isle of Hawaii, enjoying beaches, markets, cuisine and celebrations.
Myrtle Point water department employee Jack Moffitt attended a three day water works operators short school at Oregon State University last week. The course offered by the School of Engineering was sponsored by the State Board of Health.
Elton Schroeder a Myrtle Point furniture dealer has been elected to the board of Wes topes a group of 95 west coast dealers with a collective buying power over 45 million dollars. The organization pools purchasing power to secure better values for member stores.
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