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CALLS CONFERENCE BONN, Germany .( chancel lor Adenauer has recalled West (icrman ambassadors from major posts abroad for a cold war strat egy conference, government spokesmen disclosed Tuesday, of ficials said all envoys in European countries were recalled as well as some from other points, including the ambassadors to E'jypt and India. IP HARRY'S Gonna do it Saturday! Watch This Paper FRIDAY! 'Committee Says i Individual Taxes eed Priority WASHINGTON i - The Com mittee for Economic Development said Tuesday individual income tax rates should gel "first prior ity" in any tax reduction permit ted by a balanced federal budget. While all income tax rates should be cut next year, the CEO said in a tax policy report, "a relatively greater percentage re duction. , , should be made in the middle and upper brackets where extremely high rates are seriously interfering with the in centive to take risks and with the supply and mobility of investment funds." The CED is a nonprofit economic research and education organiza tion with headquarters in New York. The tax report was drawn up by its program committee. If the federal budget situation permits, the CED said, there should be some reduction also in corporate income and excise or sales tax rates. Predicting its tax suggestions on a balanced federal budget, the CED assumed that taxes can safely be cut bv three to four billion dollars next year, "although the actual figure may turn onto be more or less than this itfy : i t n'iNHrlfMrai wnri mm t "V Jtl mV 'liifi "ifr it ! V n ft Tf ' Section Of Mr. Hood Highway To Be Named PORTLAND ijn A section of the Ml. Hood Highway between Rhododendron and Little Zigzag River will he designated a the "E. Henry Wemme Forest Corri dor," the State Highway Commis sion reported Monday. This is being done as a tribute to Wemme. a pioneer in Oregon road building. 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It took her almost a year to complete the embroidery, sometimes spending 13 hours a day on it. Much ol the thread in the portrait, which she hopes to present personally to the President, is made from sold. r . " . '- !Mniirir riii-jr w ia j3 k FOUR-SEATER MOTORCYCLE Brituh motorryclr Willi oversized sidecar ronvfrls the lliree-whrelrr mlu transportation Tor four the driver and three passengers. WASHINGTON Sen. II. Alexander Smith (H-NJ) called on the combined AFL-CU) Tuesday to abandon oruanizpd labor's practice of endorsing congressional candi date in next year's campaign. smith, top Jlepuuiiean on the Senate Labor Committee, spoko out in an interview as GOP con troversy over labor's role in poli tics hit a new peak. hnuoTsini! the stand ol hen. Goldwater It-Ariz) that the unions have "no ruhl" to back a presi dential candidate, Smith said he thinks that applies to candidates for the Senate and House as well. The men and women of labor mustn't be railroaded into polnical endorsements," he said. ''It is a sound practice for labor unions to keep their members politically in formed but it would be a mistake for them to try to endorse any candidates." In the past the political arms of the AK1. and CIO nave endorsed or opposed candidates for Senate and House seats on the basis of their labor records. FUNNY BUSINESS ''" PORTLANDER NAMED SAI.E.M I William A. Calla-' him, Portland, was reappointed by (iov. Patterson Tuesday to the State Industrial Accident Commis sion. Callahan represents labor on the commission, as well as on the State Unemployment Compensa tion Commission. Mealtime Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 1 Baked Virginia 4 He entertain! at meals I Breakfast cereal 12 Exist 13 Pen name of Charles Lamb M What yeast dough does 15 Possessive pronoun 16 Good fight seats 18 English poet 20 Notions 21 Dessert is usually the ! meal's 22 Sea eagle 24 Mark 28 His legs make a meal 27 Marble 30 Girl's name 32 Rebuke 34 Looked closely 35 Declaimed 36 Indian weight 37 Warm, as butter 39 Chews a meal without teeth 40 Metallic vein 41 Animal doctor (coll.) 42 Shiny fabric 45 Rating 49 South African province 51 Born 52 Monster 53 Gudrun's husband 54 Hail!. 65 Used to cook ' a meal (pi.) 56 Require 57 French plural article DOWN 1 Exclamations 2 Operatic solo 3 Emissary 4 King ot Judea (Bib.) 5 Medley 6 Wrongdoer 7 Child game pToir i H i T i TfsFifr fV e aIr V IT ir ...fpTo sm"c1 s r " pjs mTo o ii n c" kTjH " A RJT j V l aiwlrc TTa i- si p T g.ce TR E? itiJt-ioP H h- R" lp l1' sirir Z 5. l-l JTK" T A N N T 23 Mechanical man 8 Supposed bad 24 Folds cook 9 Be borne lOOnthebrinj deep 11 Cape 17 Vocalizer 19 Show contempt S3 Showed fury 38 Envoy 40 Marks 25 Arrow poison 41 Sound 26 Wilted 42 Halt 27 In the morning 43 Jason's ship 28 Entry In a 44 Small pastry ledger 29 Couches 31 Used for fruit drinks 46 Chest rattle 47 Glacial ice 48 Turns right 50 Moving truck 1 i? h 15 fi - -d-T Jg-g JLJ crpr"-zrf is p 55 srr3z s 3 5 ; Ho TJiT a 3 ?i 55 s 57 1 "Just a minute) You're only supposed to hold little girls on your lap!" 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