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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1960

Page

3

Has U S Lost Intestinal Fortitude Bold Writer Questions Russia

A column by Paul Harvey discusses a bold writer Jameson who critiques U S lethargy and foreign aid abroad. He asserts the government serves special interests, urges breaking Soviet power, and cites Russia lagging behind the United States in steel power coal and gas.

U. S Russia Paul Harvey Erwin Tiete Ane Jolkews Jameson Mexico Sur Cosata Chile America Wilson

Kennedy Nixon clash cited by Khrushchev pick agents

Curran, head of the National Maritime Union, relays Khrushchev saying Kennedy is his choice for president. East German radio attacks Nixon as a grocery clerk and the GOP as dangerous. Kennedy is called liberal on domestic matters and open to coexistence. The piece notes both platforms avoid emphasis on strength.

Moscow Wie Jack Kennedy Khrushchev Curran National Maritime Union Nixon Kennedy Red GOP Rockefel Goldwater Ambassador Lodge

Food for Thought on Kennedy and Adlai Stevenson

A fragment cites observers noting Kennedy chose Adlai Stevenson as a representative to the White House to promote peaceful competition with the Soviet Union. The piece then shifts to cartoon dialogue about golf and a husband wife exchange, concluding with a Telephone Crosstalk line.

Kennedy Adlai Stevenson Soviet Union White House

Hoover Warns on Communist Threat to U S

The speech argues that leaders of international Communism view the United States as the beacon of the free world and believe world domination requires the Red flag to fly over America. It questions American apathy toward Communist infiltration despite huge defense spending and anti anti communist activism.

America Edgar Hoover FBI United

Anti-Communist rhetoric and self examination on threat

A fragment discusses the Communist Party USA as part of world communism and a growing menace. It notes anti anti communist accusations and admits a wary, self critical stance, joking about looking under the bed each night for danger.

Munist Party USA

Letters to the Herald: sugar, candy, and dental policy debate

A reader muses on shifts in views from the ADA and Oregon Dental Association about candy in schools. The writer questions why sugar products vanished from concern and jokes about people opposing change, ending with a self deprecating note.

American Dental Association Oregon Dental Nick Hisself

Letter clarifies fluoride in Washington water for the President

A Washington letter to the editor states President Eisenhower and family drink regular city water from taps at the White House. The missive, signed by James Hager, personal secretary to the President, rejects claims of fluoridated water and pipe delivery to the White House.

Eisenhower White House Washington, DC Washington Tolleshung Mse James Hager

Dentists Question Fluoride Safety and Water Toxin Risk

A letter expresses no evidence of fluoride harming organs at physiologic water levels and questions botulinus toxin risk. It argues safety, disputes plant accidents, and criticizes manufacturers over sodium fluoride markets amid calls for action to address public concerns.

Fluoridation debates split local and medical voices

A historical debate shows a Seattle dentist barred from speaking against fluoridation and Florida officials gathering participant lists at hearings. The text records alarm at government and employer pressure, citing claims of safety yet noting ongoing questions about fluoride’s effects on the human body.

A Cal Society Seattle Dental Florida State Board of Health

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