Paul Harvey Seeks Two More Stories Cancer Cure And Second Coming
Paul Harvey discusses plans to cover two major stories before retirement: a potential cancer cure and the Second Coming. He cites Abbott Laboratories leader Dr Ernest Volwiler predicting a cure within four years, noting ethical testing remains four years away and expressing cautious optimism amid expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harvey
Abbott Laboratories
Chicago
Ernest H Volwiler
University of Illinois Chicago
David Henry
Walwiler
Abbott Labs
Volwiler
Pioneers Plan To Eliminate Museum Debt At Meeting
Coos Curry Pioneer and Historical Association will meet at the Coos Curry Museum in North Bend on Saturday September 12 at 100 pm. Treasurer Clara Stauff will report finances and discuss eliminating museum debt. Plans for Fort Miner and Port Orford site markers will be reviewed. Easton urges broad local participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos- Curry Pioneer and Historical Association
Coos- Curry Museum
North Bend
Bay Area
T S Easton
Clara Stauff
Fort Miner
Port Orford
Easton
Coos
Curry Counties
Miners Fort
Rogue River
Fort Orford
Port Orford High School
Dr Dahlquist Joins Whittaker at Myre Veterinarian Hospital
Dr. P. S. Dahlquist recently graduated from Washington State College and is now associated with Dr. R. P. Whittaker at the Myre Veterinarian Hospital. The Dahlquists reside at 300 Stover Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S. Dahlquist
R. P. Whittaker
P. S Dahlquist
Washington State College
Myre
Mrs Dahlquist
Stover Lane
Davenport Couple Return From Fortuna California Visit
Mr. and Mrs. A. R Davenport returned Saturday from Fortuna California where they spent over a week visiting relatives. They saw Mr Davenport’s sister DeEtt Slingsby who turns 80 on October 1. They also visited Mrs Davenport’s sister Mrs M C Johnson in Fort Dick California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R Davenport
Fortuna
Calif
Mr. Davenport
DeEtt Slingsby
Davenport
M C Johnson
Fort Dick
Public anger over Khrushchev visit grows across the nation
Bob Taylor of the U S Press Association reports a wave of letters and remonstrances from Americans reacting to Nikita Khrushchev s pending U S visit. Some urge postponement or a nationwide day of prayer, while others propose local acts of protest during the route.
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Budapest
Nikita Khrushchev
Bob Taylor
US Press Association
Washington, DC
Washington
Ben Moreel
Hessert F
Philbrick
State education board to hold consolidation hearing
The State Board of Education will conduct a public hearing tonight at Myrtle Point high school starting at 8 p.m. The session provides a complete explanation of the new consolidation law and offers all interested residents from districts 20 Broadbent and others a chance to speak on the Coos county committee plan for district reorganization.
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Broadbent
Arago
Dora
Myrtle Point
Etalka
Sitkum
Bridge
Union High
State Board of Education
Myrtle Point High School
Coos County
Polio Rampage Returns in Oregon Despite Salk Vaccine
March of Dimes leader Don Ostensee warns Oregon faces higher polio cases than any year since the Salk vaccine era. Paralytic cases double the three year median as counties exhaust victim funds and the national emergency fund runs dry.
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Ore
March of Dimes Chm
the Herald
State March of Dimes
Don Ostensee
Oregon
Employers Forecast Bigger Job Market for Older Workers
The National Association of Manufacturers told a Senate committee that the labor force will grow by ten million in the coming decade, with about 2.25 million of those workers over 55. NAM cites surveys showing older workers perform as well or better in safety, attendance, and attitudes, and urges both industry and government to avoid age discrimination while older job seekers remain proactive.
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National Association of Manufacturers
The
NAM
Congressional
Senate Labor Committee
Iewest
Ment
Industrial News Service
Americans Divided On Welcoming Soviet Premier Tour
Readers debate how to entertain Soviet Premier Nikita Sokhru shches during a 12 day US visit. Presidents, press and public weigh invitations and protocol as towns, airports and White House events are planned amid mixed sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikita Sokhrushches
United States
Washington
White House
State Department
Ois
Cardiff
Eisenhowe
USSH
Shas
Roanoke
New York
Commerce Cmt
State Hiway Com Issues Brochure on Oregon Highways
State Highway Commission releases a brochure titled Building Oregon Through Better Highways. The booklet traces history progress and problems of the highway system with funding sources and 1958 expenditures. Copies available on request at the highway department in Salem and a copy can be seen at The Herald office. Mrs Walter J Crim expected to return Wednesday from Diamond Lake where she and Mr Crim spent the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinetratech
Oregon
Better Hieta
Highway Department
Salem
Herald Office
Walter J Crim
Diamond Lake
Crim
Buck Derby Prizes Attract Local Hunters Presented By Jaycees
The Myrtle Point Junior Chamber of Commerce kicks off its annual Buck Derby with Curt Beckam winning a ticket prize. Prizes include a Remington 271 model 30 08 rifle a 35 mm camera and a Coleman stove. Tickets sold by Jaycee members or at weighing stations and close at midnight October 2. Remaining profits fund civic improvement work led by Dr R P Whittaker with committee members Don Nordin Harvey Lewellen and Jack Nelson.
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Curt Beckam
Lrgest
Jaycee
Jayceees
Myrtle Point
Don Nordine
Bin
Harvey Lewellen
Jack Nelson
Saturday Fire Destroys Home and Family Loses All
A fire last Saturday morning completely destroyed the home of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Madison at the mouth of Catching Creek. Five children survived with no insurance as the Cool Fire Patrol arrived too late. The Barklows owned the house. the family was staying temporarily in a Rodney Davenport provided home. Clothing and furniture donations are requested for the seven to seventeen year olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Madison
Catching Creek
Arago
Herald Office
Shi O
Leland Barklow
Rodney Davenport
Skating Rink set to open next Tuesday by Lions
The Lions club, in a recent meeting at Anglers cafe, announces the skating rink on the fair ground will open next Tuesday evening for the season. The floor is revitalized and public skating will run Tuesdays from 7:00 to 9:00 with Lions in charge and private parties possible by arrangement.
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Lions
Communit Gulding Skaing
Lion Club
Anglers
Taons
Take Otter
Joe Avina
Ralph Whitaker
Art Henrs
Bill Krife
Jack Sturz
Harris Family Visit Ties California Kin Over Labor Day
Mr and Mrs Ray Harris Sr travel to Corning California for Labor Day weekend to visit J A Harris and family. The women are sisters and the men brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Harris, Sr
Corning
Calif
J A Harris
Accidents Cause Many Deaths Over Labor Day Weekend in Oregon
A Labor Day weekend report notes 11 Oregon fatalities from accidents five auto crashes drownings and a plane crash. Nationally 418 traffic deaths by Tuesday push the total toward 1951 levels with 4754 deaths across all causes. The piece ends with a cautionary quip about future holidays and continued risk on the road.
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Oregon
Nation
Coos County
Medford
California
National Safety Council
Nxt
Died at Grants Pass Carl Was 75 Born in Norway 1883
W N Carl died at Grants Pass on September 3 aged 75. Born December 7, 1883 in Norway Oregon he lived there until 1904, then Jackson County where he operated a large Applegate dairy. Survived by wife, two brothers, a sister and several children with funeral services held in Grants Pass on Tuesday.
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W N Carl
Granta Diss
Carl
Norway
Ore
Jackson County
Applegate
Hazel Anderson
Tucson
Arwenn
Marvin
Chico
Myr. Tlhe Point
John PD
Arago
Ira W
Portland
Grants Pass
Sasses Visit Friends in Waldport Mohier and Nehalem
Mr and Mrs Gordon Sass visited friends and relatives from Friday night until Monday staying in Waldport Mohier and Nehalem with time spent socializing and touring local sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Sass
Waldport
Mohier and
Nehalem
Dettman Captures Coquille Valley Golf Club Championship
Dean Dettman a 20 year old from Coquille defeated Don Aasen in the club championship final to win five up and four to play. Dettman a junior at Oregon State College is the son of Erv and Mrs Dettman. Trophies for winners and runners-up will be presented at a later dinner dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Dettman
Coquille Valley Golf & Courtiy Club
Coquille
Don Aasen
Coquille Valley Golf & Country Club
Dettman
Stern
Ron Getchell
Dean
Erv
Flght
George Linn
Linn
Vee Goodbrad
Bob Schulz
Fght
Rose Holiman
Jack Murdoc
Oregon State College
Erv Dettman
Enrollment in Myrtle Point Primaries Falls Short
Myrtle Point elementary enrollment opened with 730 students, four more than two years ago but forty fewer than last year. First grade reached 113, while fourth, sixth and seventh grades trailed expectations at 18, 88 and 99. State fair may affect the start. high school figures will follow next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
The
Herald
Hubert Armstrong
Danette Wagner Home After Hospital Siege
Danette Wagner 12 daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Wagner was brought home Thursday last from Sacred Heart hospital Eugene where she had been confined since being thrown from a horse on August 13. She can walk a little though right side is partially paralyzed and she is relearning speech. Family notes noticeable improvement since returning home.
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Danette
Don Wagner
Sacred Heart Hospital
Eugene
Danette A
Medford Weekend Visit Tied to Shakespeare Plays
Mr and Mrs Paul Hammer spent the weekend in Medford and attended Shakespearean plays in Ash.
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Paul Hammer
Medford
Ash
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Generel Features Corp
George
Ike
America
Krushchevv
U. S
Christian Scence Monitor
Neal Stanford
State Hiway Com
Ghea
Junior Chamber of Commerce
W. N. Carl
Aasen
Danette Wagner
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