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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1956
Page
4
George Peck, Democrat chairman, argues against government socializing power and weaponizing public debate to deter private industry. He cites federal projects as giveaways and warns of leftist forces attempting to centralize control, urging vigilance for free enterprise and investor owned development.
The column criticizes ADA and COPE for a shared goal to centralize political and economic power. It argues they seek to orient union members to vote for them, pushing individuals to surrender freedoms and states to cede sovereignty to a federal government easier controlled by a party.
The report lists 26 Republicans and 4 Democrats who opposed Reuther’s ADA and COPE pressure in the Senate. It names Byrd Eastland Fears Robertson as Democrats voting against ADA. It highlights Morse and Neuberger with accusations of big labor funding and influence in Oregon politics.
A 12 page folio titled The Record Wayne Morse Would Like to Forget accuses Morse of a hostile history with the ADA and other groups. It quotes letters and remarks from Morse ranging from 1940 to 1984, labeling his record as inconsistent and critical of Democratic leadership.
Mrs Arnold Avon Melby appeals for the Herald to resume weekly delivery after two missed issues, noting the post office failed to forward the papers and expressing continued support for the publication.
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