Oregon Journal backs Nixon in presidential editorial
The Oregon Journal endorses Nixon with his running mate Henry Cabot Lodge, citing experience and anti communism. It argues neither Nixon nor Kennedy fully align with their party, stresses that bipartisan votes are needed, and defends editorial integrity against accusations of partisanship or media pressure while noting Kennedy’s Catholicism is not a disqualifier.
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Harry Byrd
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Journal
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Serres
Labor Press
Strath
Myrtle Point Student’s Italian Friend Inspires Menu
Reza, a Marina to a foreign boy from Italy, seeks to please him with preferred dishes at Myrtle Point High School. She asks Joe what he would like on his menu, hoping to satisfy his tastes.
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Reza
Marina
Italy
Joe
Joe’s Italian spaghetti tale in Ruth’s kitchen
A foreign student story highlights Ruth cooking American spaghetti for Joe guided by Bill Downing. Joe praises the dish as excellent and the column urges support for the Foreign Exchange Student program as a path to friendship and peace.
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Ruth
Joe
Art Motz
Roger Weed
America
Sissie Skauge
Norway
Huauschild
Gee
Thought for Today on socialism and morality
Fragmentary reader note quotes a miswritten saying condemning socialism as false in heaven or hell, reflecting a conservative stance.
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Socialis
Heven
Hell
Letter to the Editor critiques federal control and cites Eisenhower era policies
A reader letter argues Congress should check the executive branch, praising Eisenhower and warning against Kennedy era promises. It laments Democratic control during the Eisenhower years and claims vast funds flow abroad, noting large government gifts and loans as part of a critical budget perspective.
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Early life of a Korean orphan who found education after war
Paul Harvey recalls a young Korean orphan nicknamed Jee who served in Korea and later studied at the Air Flight Test Center Bat, then at Quincy College. He married a Quincy girl, has a son, and wrote an autobiography now published. Father Donald Guiney guides his schooling.
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