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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1960
Page
3
The Powers Lions Club urges all non registered persons to register immediately to participate in the upcoming election. The piece warns about foreign radio broadcasts and stresses the historic importance of voting, urging readers to exercise their civil duty.
Disjointed OCR fragment references a senator named Jack and mentions the U S Senate and a record of power. No clear event or outcome is readable.
A column argues for a proactive political turnout stressing labor and economic issues. It critiques lazy and hard knocker types and urges dedicated workers to mobilize door to door, posing questions on taxes socialized medicine cradle to grave security and government ownership of industry.
A speaker urges individuals to join a conservative movement, defend the Bill of Rights, and vote for candidates who curb government spending. He warns against radicalism and urges citizens to work in campaigns, enlisting support to “deliver THAT KNOCK ON THE DOOR” to counter perceived expansion of state power.
In The National News monthly from The National Screw and Manufacturing Co. in Cleveland Ohio a staff commentary criticizes what it calls a big government appetite. The piece reflects industry worker concerns about regulatory expansion and public policy.
Georgia-Pacific runs twenty forest products plants in ten western communities and has created hundreds of jobs in thirteen years. Payroll in Oregon and Washington totals 22 million dollars yearly, fueling local services, stores, gas purchases, housing and recreation as income from the forest industry strengthens regional business.
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