Law and Order as 1968 Campaign Pivot
This editorial argues law and order dominates the 1968 race, cites FBI crime increases in 1967 and decade trends, blames civil rights activism and court leniency, endorses Nixon's four point crime plan and calls for stronger national law enforcement leadership.
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Law and Order
FBI
Washington
D.C
Oregon
California
America
Martin Luther King, Jr
Attorney Generals Office
American Civil Liberties Union
Supreme Court
Unite States
Richard Nixon
Nixon
National Security Council
National Academy of Law Enforcement
City Council OKs Compulsory School Attendance Ordinance
The city council approved a state law modeled ordinance authorizing action against parents who fail to send their children to school. After a warning, noncompliant parents face up to 100 fine or 30 days in jail or both. The measure targets willful noncompliance within city limits. Other actions include parade permits for the UN Day parade on Oct 24 and winter water rates starting with November bills.
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Schom
Candidates Forum October 29 Sponsored by Local Groups
A candidates night is scheduled at the Coquille Community Building on October 29 with participants from both parties. The Coos County Farm Bureau Coquille Kiwanis Club and Coquille Education Association sponsor the event. Each candidate will have a time allotment for remarks followed by a panel discussion and Q and A. Mrs. Dorothy Guerin represents the organizing group.
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Coos County Farm Bureau
Coquille Kiwanis Club
Coquille Education Assocation
Coquille
Dorothy Guerin Repre
Driver license examiner set for Myrtle Point visit
A Drivers License Examiner will be on duty in Myrtle Point at City Hall on Wednesday October 23 1968 from 9 am to 4 pm. The Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles urges applicants for original licenses or permits to file early to allow time for processing.
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Myrtle Point
Department of Motor Vehicles of
Oregon
United Nations Day Proclaimed in Myrtle Point 1968
Myrtle Point Mayor Ervin F Wilberger proclaims Thursday October 24 1968 as United Nations Day urging citizens to observe with programs and activities to understand UN aims and human rights standards, reflecting a spirit of rededication to constitutional rights and universal declarations.
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United States
United Nation
Ervir F Wilberger
Myrtle Point
United Nations
United
UN Day Parade Set for October 24 in Marshfield crowd
The UN Day parade is set for October 24 with a 2:30 start at the Legion Hall. Speakers include Howard W. Seely and Frank Friese of the Oregon V F W, with Myrtle Crest School children and local marching units taking part before ending at the high school.
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Howard W. Seely
Dept. of Oregon
V.F.W
Hilend
Seely
Frank Friese
Dept
Oregon V.F.W
V.F.W. Post
Myrtle Crest School
UN Member Nations
Wiks
Boy Scouts
Marshfield Union High School
United Nations
Metagus
Legion Hall
Ith
Spruce
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Rothman & Sons
Iil
Myrtle Point Chapel
Miller
Coos Mortuaries, Inc
Bandon
Will
George Linn
Jim Howe
Bill Downing
Ben Nichols
Jerry Assen
Horse Creek
Assen
Ross Pinkley
Oregon State Police
General Assembly of the
United States of America
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