Where in the universe are we
Police Chief Lewis Fiold and sons Lewis and Richard returned from a Lakeview hunting trip with three deer. They stayed with Mr and Mrs Herbert Stover at their Westside ranch along with Mrs Hentze and her sister Miss Martha Greeley and Mr Burton Clark from California. Drs Fred Warren was called to Coos Bay on the death of Mrs Ward Scheuer.
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Earth
Lewis Fiold
Lewis
Richard
Lakeview
Mrs
Herbert Stover
Westside
Bue Hentze
Mrs. Hentze
Martha Greeley
Berkeley
California
Alaska
Burton Clark
Richmond
Oregon
Hentzes Garden
Fred Warren Wes
Coos Bay
Ward Scheuer
Warner Valley
Elden Brodie
Frank Meldrum
Ben Nichols
Ralph Whitaker
Marry Dement
Charles Poehjitz
Portland
Ralph Vandy
Son of
Monmouth
Andrew Waterman
Education Wise Attitude Shapes a Student’s Future Career
A letter to the editor argues parents should cultivate positive, sustained curiosity and effort in children to boost scholastic success and future careers. The writer cites State Treasurer Howard Belton’s tenure, noting a substantial rise in interest earnings on state funds, saving over six million dollars in taxes.
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Howard Belton
Oregon
Parsons Vote Recommended for County Assessor
Former Coos County resident and ex County Assessor Hode Caughell urges voters to support Patricia Parsons for County Assessor in the November 3, 1964 election. He praises her character, experience, and fairness and says her election would bring dignity to county government.
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Coos County
Patricia Parsons
Japan Export Is Questioned Over Northwest Logs
The Save Our Love committee reports Japan will keep increasing imports of Northwest logs. Paul Shew of the Oregon Washington committee says Japan shows no intention to slow shipments, causing log shortages in Oregon and Washington mills with layoffs expected. Pacific Coast log exports to Japan may hit one billion board feet in 1964, and Japan plans a 7.2 percent rise in 1966. Officials urge regulating public lands exports to protect jobs.
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Japan
Northwest
Save Our Love
Paul Shew
Everett
Washington State
Oregon-Washington Committee
Oregon
Washington
Shew
Pacific Coast
Japan Lumber Industries & Trades
U.S
Ford 1965 Quiet Ride Outshines Rolls-Royce Tests
Acoustical experts and U S Auto Club certified tests show the 1965 Ford quieter than Rolls-Royce at 20 40 and 60 mph. Ford achieved 4.9 5.5 and 2.8 decibels quieter respectively, cited by automotive writers as evidence of Ford quality in its class.
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U. S. Auto Club
Dearborn
Mechanix Illustrated
Ford
Rolls-Royce
Bruel & Kjeer Precision Octave Bandana- Mass
United States Auto Club
New York
Galaxie
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Weet Linn
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Brotherhood of Teamsters
Oregon Industries
Oregon Coast Association
Oregon State
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Glen Mayhew
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