The Technique of Soviet Propaganda pamphlet urged reading
A 1960 General Features Corp item urges readers to study a Senate Judiciary Committee report titled The Technique of Soviet Propaganda. It claims churches and press are infiltrated by Communists and outlines pages 6 7 for how Reds operate in unions schools and media. It promotes obtaining the pamphlet from the Government Printing Office in Washington.
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Air Force
Hke
Liberty
Senate Judiciary Committee
France
United States
Khrushchev
Nuee
Washington
Generc! Features Corp
Where To Vote In May Primary Polling Places Listed
County clerk Georgianna Vaughn releases polling locations for the May 20 primary. New site at Myrtle Point Precinct 69 at the Episcopal church parish hall. Other sites: No 54 Myrtle Point city hall No 55 Myrtle Point Union High School shop No 58 Broadbent Grange 1 No 57 Bridge Grange 2 No 58 Powers Moose Lodge No 59 Catching Slough Fred Messerle residence No 60 Arago Arago School Gym.
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Georgianna Vaughn
Myrtle Point
Episcopal Church Parish Hall
Miss Vaughn
Broadbent
Bridge—Bridge
Powers—Moose Lodge
Catching Slough
Fred Messerle
Arago
Myrtle Point—Episcopal Church
Lynna Martin Wins Gold Seal for Oregon Science Project
Lynna Martin of Myrtle Crest school earned a Gold Seal prize in Portland for her science fair project on the bacterial action of toothpaste. She was the only recipient in southwestern Oregon. Plans exist for her to attend the May 23 banquet in Portland.
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Lynna Martin
Myrtle Crest School
Portland
Oregon
Boy Scout Finance Drive Set For May 12 Kickoff
A. Severson chairs the annual Boy Scout finance campaign to be held Thursday May 12 starting at 7 a.m. with a kickoff breakfast at the Myrtle hotel. All workers on the drive attend the breakfast and the public is urged to contribute to support scout camps and education.
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A. Severson
Everyon
Myrtle Heel
Boy Scouts
Scout Fund
Connecticut Woman Defies Taxes Wins Refund in Court
George Peck recounts a Connecticut woman who defied withholding tax demands, had her bank account seized for about 7000 dollars, pursued the case to judgment, and secured a refund from the government. The piece notes ongoing resistance to the tax and urges further reading on Page Two.
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Connecticut
Gov
Labor bosses and Congressmen accused in Landrum Griffin bill tale
Editorial accuses labor bosses of manipulating the passage of the Landrum Griffin anti labor bill and labels many Congressmen as spineless. The piece cites Human Events reporting a 229 to 201 vote and claims lawmakers sought voter forgiveness in exchange for support. It notes Liberal Congressmen allegedly mislead constituents while AFL-CIO influence looms large.
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National Congress
Landrum- Griffin
Washington
Landrum- Griffith
Afl-Cio
Vandals Smash Glass Windows in Myrtle Point Businesses
Early Tuesday vandals damaged three plate glass windows in Myrtle Point business district, including a $200 break at Henry A Schr oeder & Sons Thrift near The Herald building. Debris littered the walk, while Dunn TV Sync and Haga across Eads garage area also reported window damage. Police say the nightwatchman was off duty after 3 am and the thiefs remain at large.
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Myrtle Point
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons Thrift
Herald
Eads Garage
Spruce
Dunn TV
Itertnces
Dunn
Haga
Porter Questionnaire Results Reported by Rep Chas O Porter
In his April 1 weekly letter Porter summarizes a 4th district survey with 20 349 responses. Key questions cover farm support and crop control ending, federal aid for public schools, and U S China policy with leading opinions and presidential preferences among 13 questions. Richard Nixon leads with 5 883 votes and 33 percent in the president question.
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Chas. O. Porter
China
Hubert Humphry
Lyndon Johnson
John Kennedy
Wayne Morse
Richard Mixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Adiat Stevenson
Stuart Symington
Republicans Outnumbered in Cooge County Primary Fight
County Clerk Georgianna Vaughan reports Democrats lead Republicans 13 382 to 8 007 in Cooge. Democrats outnumber Republicans by 5 725 voters risking a tough primary and difficult general election for any Republican candidate underway between May 20 and November.
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Georgianna Vaughan
Oregon Retailer's Association renamed at UO meeting
The Oregon Retail Distributors Institute voted to rename itself the Oregon Retailer's Association after a committee report. The 24 25 April University of Oregon gathering elected Loren Clark of Beaverton as president with Gerald Frank Salem as first vice president Elsen Schroeder Myrtle Point as second vice president Dick Lance Hood River as third vice president Jack Crocker Portland as full vice president George Mattox Eugene as treasurer and Don Law Eugene as secretary. Directors for one year were Don Farr Coquille and Vern Owens Klamath Falls two year directors were Curt Emery Florence and Ed Attebury Portland.
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University of Oregon
Loren Clark
Beaverton
Erb Memorial Union
Gerald Frank
Salem
Elsen Schroeder
Myrtle Peint
Dick Lance
Hood River
Jack Crocker
Portland
George Mattox
Eugene
Don Law
Don Farr
Coquille
Vern Owens
Klamath Falls
Curt Emery
Florence
Ed Attebury
Bud Hagerty Dies in Tulelake California
Word reached The Herald that Bud Hagerty aged 55 formerly of Myrtle Point now living in Tulelake California died there on Monday. An effort to get devils was lessful.
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Bud Hagerty
Tulelake, California
Myrtle Point
Tulelake
Caifornia
Elks Initiate 22 Candidat Tuesday in Myrtle Point
Coquille Valley Elks lodge No 1935 chaired by Exalted Ruler Robert Ray initiated 22 candidates at the new Elks home at Coquille Valley Golf and Country Club Myrtle Point. Golf course manager Ray Whiteside plans Spring Handicap qualifiers starting May 16 with 18 hole scores due May 15 and inter club events with Bandon and Cottage Grove announced. Junior and ladies lessons offered Saturdays and Wednesdays respectively with a pro shop opening.
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Coquille Valley
Bandon
Cottage Grove
Whiteside
The
Elks
Ralph Whitaker Elected to R-41 School Board
Paula Cook, clerk, reported votes in the reorganized R-41 School District election. Ralph Whitaker won the board seat succeeding Don Driscoll with votes tallied across three zones and committees.
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Ralph Whitaker
Don Driscoll
Whitaker
Paula Cook
Noyes
Prince
Etalka School Controversy Referred to Study Group by Board
A Gaylord area meeting led by Kenneth Dietz Bob Klein and Foster Thompson urged the school controversy be sent to a study group. The board showed sympathy with Etalka residents and directed a reassessment, as noted by a university service report.
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Gaylord
Watte
Ithe
Broadbent An
Kenneth Dietz
Bob Klein
Foster Thompson
First Service in New Christian Church Building
May 8 1961 marks the first public service in the new church building led by Ed Moon and Al Albertson building committee chairs. The cement block structure seats 108 in the sanctuary, hosts a Bible school for 200, and features a volunteer-driven interior with women contributing heavily to decor.
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New Christian Church
Next Sun
Mother's Day
Ed Moon
al Albertson
Appeal to Broadbent TV users for membership drive
An appeal to Broadbent TV translator users seeks renewed memberships to support continued service. The notice urges non members and members to remit ten dollars to sustain facilities and comply with FCC requirements, warning about funding shortfalls without prompt response.
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Amoun Wee
FCC
High School Coaches Named Charter Members of Hall of Fame
Roy and K lead a list of three coaches selected as charter members for the hall of fame. Mr. Lever served Linfield as athletic director for 18 years, Mr. Keene worked about 15 years, and Mr. Quinn has spent 31 years at ECCE. The event will be at the Soljene Center in Porthed Slat.
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Roy &. K
Inquet
Pelt i of Fame
E Tone
Ce Ae
Lever
Linfield
Keene
Quinn
ECCE
Soljene Center
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Eeeeie
Cees County
Ella Strang
Coos County
Anna Lett
Elisabeth Lett
Stocy
Herald Press
St Shawn
Hattie Matcher
Manley Barklow
Joe Laird
Paul Harvey
George Peck
Clarence Paiph
Cooge
Demos
Oregon Retail Distributors’ Institute
Oregon Retailer's Association
Ray Whiteside
Progolfer
Leroy Robinson
Golf Club
Myrtle Crest
Gett
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Dora
Bepee
Myrtle Point Herald
Enterprise
Patterson
Southwest
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Mey
Coquille High School
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