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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1958

Page

2

Myrtle Point Chamber Hones Tourists as 1959 Oregon Tour Draws Eyes

The Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce met at Anglers Cafe to discuss handling up to 8 million visitors expected in Oregon in 1959. Plans focus on overnight accommodations and future committee investigation while noting President Wyld’s return from illness.

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The Lawful Malignancy and the Red Scare

A dramatic speech frames communism as a cancer endangering freedom in the United States. It portrays internal security duty as surgery to remove the disease and warns of dwindling patient resistance. The speaker urges action despite public apathy.

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Hoover urged to address communist menace at lawyers' convention

The piece urges J Edgar Hoover to confront red scare fears at the American Bar Association convention in Los Angeles. It argues Americans tire of war talk, warns of a powerful, lawless communism, and calls for forceful, clear language to alert lawyers and the public. Copyright 1958 General Features Corporation.

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New Buildings Dedicate Sunday

Community dedication events mark completion of new vocational education buildings. Oregon state leaders including Edward Manard Sheridan and Amelia Chase Smith joined 4-H and Future Farmers officials to praise the project and honor key planners.

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New Buildings Campaign Leaders Introduced at Grants Pass

The statewide campaign for new buildings lists leaders William Mattson John Day chairman Randy Smith Candy Linn Thompson Mrs Alice Lindsay Grants Pass. Dedicatory ceremonies took place in the exhibit hall auditorium 116 by 216 feet with a large stage. Demonstration areas showcase four 4-H projects. Adjacent rooms include dormitory and cafeteria with an FFA machinery exhibit. All structures are concrete with truss type roofs.

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Composite strike force targets for decisive action proposed

Fragmentary text cites Paul Harvey on tankers and transport forming a strike force. Mentions Khrushchev offering a summit and a sense of imminent activity within 24 hours, but the passage is unclear and lacks concrete details or outcomes.

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Fragmented Forces Flagging Incoherent Global War Talk

A jumble of phrases references scattered forces from multiple regions and a vague plan. It mentions Formosa, China, Germany, Russia, and the Middle East with hints of strategic air power and international respect from Moscow. The garbled text implies a wartime editorial or intelligence briefing from 1958 with censorship marks.

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