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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1957

Page

3

Housewives for 42 march on Salem to fix Highway 42

Women of Coos county organize a mass protest taking two Greyhound buses from Myrtle Point to Salem. They plan meetings with Governor Holmes and the State Legislature to demand immediate modernization of Highway 42, the key east west route from Coos Bay to Roseburg.

Chambers of Commerce Coos County State Highway Commission Highway Commission Coos Bay Roseburg Oregon Ralph Moore Myrtle Point Salem Greyhound Robert Holmes Williams George Burr North Bend

Integration Debate Echoed in South Says 90 Percent Oppose

Conde McGinley editor of Common Sense argues in a reprinted editorial that about 90 percent of Southern Negroes favor separate schools and oppose integration. The piece alleges Communist agitation and Jewish involvement in pushing desegregation while praising Southern harmony and equal education.

South Conde McGinley Common Sense Deep South Gov. Faubus Supreme Court Frubus Union New Jersey New York Hungaris Hunmeniy NAACP Cance At Coranunet Garkind Tee Alwase Tech NVACE Phe Dean

Little Rock echoes spark international tensions and bias

The piece argues that a 1957 Little Rock crisis resonates abroad, with antisemitic cartoons amid racial prejudice provoking international misperceptions. It notes Mexican, Australian, French and other observers view U S race tensions as national symbols of hatred, risking foreign relations and perceptions of America.

Ivans Little Rock United States Moon

Oregon Nevada California Fast Freight Ad

Local freight service advertises prompt handling and dependable care. Contact Coquille for details at phone number 3081.

Oregon-Nevada- California Phone Coquille North Adams Coquille Roxy Theatre

White supremacist warning tied to Little Rock crisis quoted

A letter warns that segregationist resistance will fail and predicts long term racial shifts after Little Rock. The writer condemns Faubus, cautions whites to drop color lines, and expresses concern over future consequences for Caucasians.

Numbekull Faubus Mexico Little Rock Pop Esther Uncle Floyd Jack Maxine Myrtle Point John Hereen Frank Henry

Trstout County RC Quote Promotes Rich Communion

A brief reader item quotes J C Inge urging a richly rewarding communion with one another. The line emphasizes community spirit and mutual support in spiritual life.

Trstutounty RC Cies J. C. Ingebretsen

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