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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1958
Page
4
The text suggests rising anxiety about a potential nuclear weapons encounter at a summit. It implies global tension with Russia pressuring toward negotiations while warning that atmospheric fallout could contaminate water and pasture, causing unsafe milk from cows.
Nixon urges a general tax cut to spur economic expansion. He cites a 5 percent growth scenario could add billions in revenue and proposes liberal depreciation for business, scrutiny of corporate tax cuts, and relief from high personal income rates to encourage investment and reduce avoidance.
A UKUS US led push favors suspending nuclear tests to aid policy aims. The piece argues Russia would leverage Red China inclusion, risking fallout in recognition and veto. Rudolph Menshinsky critiques summit tactics as traps while urging concrete gains.
Mr and Mrs Ervin Royer of Brookings spent the weekend here with their respective parents. Mr and Mrs Flentge Perkins returned home from Gold Beach where Perkins worked in a drug store. Earl Roush returned from a deer hunt in Eastern Oregon. Mr and Mrs Jack Caughell did a business trip to Medford. Mrs Jambura and son Michael of Salem visited her parents. The Dodges plan a California trailer trip and Mrs Dodge visited Eugene with daughter Susan and niece Helen Donovan.
The James D. Clinton family expresses sincere thanks for sympathy and kindness shown during illness and death of their beloved father. Gratitude is extended for floral tributes and support from friends and neighbors.
The event raised 268.25 with pies baked by Mrs. Ivan Laird and Mrs. Charles Wilson from Sitkum and Miss Barbara Olson of Dora. Myrtle Point High ties noted. Joe Laird and Mr. Johnston of the Coos-Curry were among guests.
Pioneer and Historical association urge voters to approve the 2.10 mill levy for the new Historical Museum at North Bend. They cite national attention and 12 000 visitors since opening. Mrs Ivan Laird and Mrs Ted Kirsch sang duets as an orchestra entertained. Candidates Red Neuman Ernest Payne and Walter Barklow attended with others at the event.
Paul Harvey argues that communism behaves like a cannibal feeding on outsiders. He cites China Korea Tibet Formosa and Germany and warns retreat emboldens the movement. He quotes a State Department official saying that if the US yields in Asia Western Europe allies may abandon us.
The speaker urges resolve against Red China and Russia, warning that appeasement strengthens communism. He argues the U S must prove it will fight if challenged, or face stronger aggression and longer campaigns.
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