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Television Fans View President's Press Talk
NEW YORK I Million! of -stone Wednesday night the first
television fans ' across the nation telecast of a . presidential press
witnessed another electronic mile-! conference.
The four video networks shared
in airing films made at the regu
lar White House session Wednes
day afternoon. NBC cameras', un
der a pool arrangement, recorded
the event, but the CBS network
was the first on the lir at T p. m.
(EST) with the 28 minutes and 23
seconds of film okayed by the
White House.
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Hormel's Press Agent
Admits Firing Shot
LOS ANGELES I The press
agent of meat packing heir peorgo
Hormel is under arres' afier he
admitted, d:'ci.iva said, that he;
fired a bullet through a window !
ot uoimei s apartment.
Del. A.. W. Hubka quoted the
press agent, Tony Kent, as saving
he fired the shot at Hormel's sug
gestion. Hormel denied it.
Kent and actor Fred Hartman
were booked Wednesday night on
suspicion of "feloniously and mali
ciously discharging a gun into an
inhabited dwelling." The rifle was
found in Kent's home, officers said.
Hubka said Kent- told him Hor
mel, 26, suggested the shooting as
a way to "get even with the cops"
for Hormel's arrest on charges of
possessing marijuana.
Otto Loel Waives
Extradition;
Murder Charged
ORLANDO, Fla. I 0 to
nAuslin Loel, 44, one ot !ht FBI t
10 most wanted men captured
Monday, Thursday waived extra
dition to Oklahoma where he is
wanted in connection with the slay
ing of a young woman traveling
companion.
Loot, of Compton, Calif., had
been -living at Sanford near here
almost a year in a rude snack on
the swampy edge of a junk yard
and working as a machinist.
He never has said why he killed
Mrs; Elizabeth Jeanne Henderson,
31, who had arranged a share-the-cost
trip with him on a journey
eastward. She was going to see
her- mother in Ohio.
She was stabbed 19 times in an
Oklahoma City motel Jan. 10 a
year ago and her partly nude body
discovered three days later.
Loel was arrested when the FBI
in Washington checked on the
fingerprints of a man arrested in
Sanford' on a drunk charge and
later released on bond. The man
gave his name as Jack McCoy but
was in reality Loel. '
The government said it would
not, as customary, reveal when he
would be taken West.
Loel once was police chief, brief
ly, at Sandy, Ore. His estranged
wife a year ago was Mvin; at Rose
burg. -
Judge Disagrees With ,
Drink Buying Age Limit
PORTLAND tin A city Judge
said here Thursday that if a per
son is old enough to be married
lie is old enough to buy an alcohol
ic drink.
Judge John J. Murchison si'.i
he believes the State Liquor Con
trol Commission' is wrong; in re
quiring a person to be 21 before
he can buy a drink.
Murchison cited state law, say
ing that a person is deemed to
have reached his or her majority
upon being married.
All this came up because Mrs.
Joyce Whitmore, 18, was accused
of buying drinks here and of fal
sifying her age in doing so.
Murchison found her guilty, but
let her go without penalty, saying,
"It is a technical violation, hut
brought on to some extent by the
' liquor commission's refusing to
recognize the law.
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Funeral Held For Last
Of Pony Express Riders
GLENS FALLS, N.Y. W-A col
orful chaDler of history was closed
this week as Bronco Charlie Mil
ler, who said he was the last of the
pony express riders, was buried in
Glens Falls Cemetery.
A horse preceded the cortege
and carried one of Miller's first
saddles. His boots were reversed in
the stirrups in the traditional
cavalry salute to the dead.
Miller, 105, died Saturday in a
New York City hospital.
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Ridgway Retained
As Chief Of Staff
WASHINGTON Wl The Army
announced Thursday Gen. Mat
thew B. Ridgway will be retained
as chief of staff beyond his nor
mal retirement date, March 31.
In making the announcement,
Secretary of the Army Stevens
said he was acting under a law
authorizing the retention in serv
ice of up to five generals beyond
the age of 60 who have had 3.
years of service.
Ridgway was appointed chief of
staff on Aug. 15, 1953 for a two
year term.
Stevens' action will permit him
to serve his full two years as the
Army's top officer.
Without it, Ridgway would have
been subject to mandatory retire
ment upon reaching the age of
60 at the end of March.
The Army announcement con
tained no reference to possible ex
tension of Ridgway's tour as chief
of staff.
Ridgway is reported to have
been unhappy over the adminis
tration's decision to cut back on
the Army while increasing the Air
force.
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DIES AT 101
CORVALUS Arthur Markj,
who homesteaded near Yachats
about 1875, died in a hospital here
Wednesday at the age of 101. He
had been ill only one day.
A native of Canada, Marks re
turned to Canada to take charge
of the lighthouse at NooUca, B. C,
between 1910 and 1920. Then he
moved to Corvallis. In his latter
years he lived with a daughter,
Mrs. Annes Hope. Also surviving
are two sons. ,
COVER EMPLOYES
SALEM ifl The Legislature's
Joint Ways and Means Committee
Thursday recommended passage
of a bill to cover ermployes of the
Legislature by state industrial ac
cident insurance. It was introduced
by Rep. F. H. Dammasch, Portland.
It was the first measure
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Elkron Churches Hold Fellowship
By MRS. C. F. KRUGER
Inlerchurch Fellowship was held
Jan. 17, at the Assembly of God
Church. The three churches o
Klklon participate in these month
ly meetings. Monday ni;:ht's speak
er was the Rev. Oap of Yoncalla.
Alter tne sermon a musical pro
gram was given, which was fol
lowed by the business meeting.
The meeting closed with refresh
ments being served.
Mist Ladd Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ladd spent
the weekend at the Koy Ladd home
in Roseburg. Five-year-old San
dra Ladd returned with them for
a week's visit.
Rose and George Bowman went
to Merrill Sunday to spend the
day with their son and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Rod Bowman, nnd sons.
Accompanying them were Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Poe and Mr. and Mrs.
Royce Bowman, all of Reedsporl.
Hire From Mapleton
Mrs. Alice Bernhardt of Maple
ton is visiting her sister, M r t.
Sarah Smith, at the home of Mrs.
Smith's daughter, Mrs. I'ullip. She
has been here since Jan. 6 and
will return home Jan. 23.
Mrs. Phillip Ryan had small Mar
Ice n Smith of Roseburg visiting her
while Marleen's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Smith, were in Eu
gene. Mrs. Ernest Allen has recently
returned from a visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Adam F. KauU Sr., at
Grande Ronde. .
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Slagle and
family of Corvallis spent the week
end at the C. G. Henderer home.
Slagle suffered a broken ankle
while at work in Corvallis Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bowman
visited friends in Grants Pass over
the weekend.
Unbeliever, Minister's
Wife Debate On Radio'
LONDON Ul The British
Broadcasting Corp. (BBC) ended
its controversial talks by i self
styled unbeliever Wednesday night
with a debate on religion between
the author of the talks end min
ister's wife.
The two women Mrs. Margaret
Knight, 51-year-old university lec
turer who advocates "scientific
humanism," and Mrs. Jenny Mor
ton, 56-year-old wife ot a Scottish
clergyman agreed on one thing:
Love is all-important in bringing
up children.
The 30-minute debate followed
two solo radio talks by Mrs. Knight
on raising children. In them, she
likened the Christian story to
Greek mythology and suggested
that children be told God is no
more real than Santa Claus.
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Use Of Fir Plywood
Rapidly On Increase
PORTLAND M Since World
War II the use of fir plywood has
gone up from 10 to 23 square lect
for every person in this nation.
The Douglas" Fir Plywood Assn.
reported this Wednesday, adding
that production increased 4 per
cent last year, despite the lumber
strike, and that order increased
14 per cent.
The total output from the 97 fir
plywood mills in the three Pacific
Coast stales was 3,823,B29,K) feet.
The association said this was 75
per cent of the nation's julput.
WAGE INCREASE
LINCOLN, Wash. I Members
of the AFL Lumber and Sawmill
Workers' Union at the Lincoln
Lumber Co. here will receive wage
increases of 7'4 cents an hour
under terms of a new contract an
nounced Wednesday.
The increase is retroactive In
Jan. 1 and the contract runs un
til June 1, 1958.
Mr. fiergen ( & friends) go te
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