Julianne Lawrence and Dick Lindstrom
Dick Lindstrom was fresh out of the Navy in 1960 and looking for a job when his sister in Washougal let him know the Camas paper mill was hiring. In this conversation with Julianne Lawrence, Dick talks about his nearly four decades at the mill, how the mill shaped the life of the entire region, and about events like the bitter 1964 strike that divided families and the broader community. In this excerpt, he describes why that strike was so devastating.
This conversation was recorded July 6, 2026 at the Two Rivers Heritage Museum in Washougal, Washington.
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