The news-review., February 09, 1956, Image 21

S Tilt News-Keview, Ronbur;, Of. Thur. Feb. 9, 1956
Sen. Neubtrgr Appeals For Natural Cat Bill Veto
WASHINGTON Sen. Npu- Kisenhower to velo lh natural gas
berger (DOr) appealed to the ' .
governor of Oregon and mayor -fJjM gIrSTi
Portland Tuetday to ask Preaident ;pul)ic,n, lnd p0j,iy coud get
the ear of the President,
i "Of course I hope these high
public officials in my state will
see fit to champion the interest
of the consumers in this vilal ques
tion. I do not know (iov. Smilh's
posilion. hut I do know that the
Portland Cily Council adopted a
fine resolution opposing the gas
bill," he said.
The bill, approved by the Senate
Monday and sent to the White
House, removes independent pro
ducers from federal regulation.
Neubergex said Oregon is "po
tentially affected" by the bill be
cause natural gas soon will be de
livered to the Pacific fNorthwest.
Columbia River Diversion To Fraser Held Unlikely
sound.'
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Without NKinr Backach
Nu f m backache, headier, or muifiil"
tchai ami pain may com on wilh ovtr-xr.
lion.tmoliontlupliordtif udMtianl
train. And folk whoeal and drink unwmtlp
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...with that rattUai. uncomfortable feelinf.
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f tht dincomforU.Uoan'a Pilli of ten h-lp
by their pain relieving action, by their aooth
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tending to in create the output of the 11
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aina happy relief million have enjoyed tor
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tUM and Mva money. Get Doan a fllli lodaj I
VICTORIA, BC. ( Lands
Minister Robert Sommrn told the
Legislature this week the British through British Columbia
Columbia government is "anxious- Sommers also told the lawmaker
W awaiting" report from Ottawa the province will allow United
on the feasibility of diverting the States interests to build a ?.u mil
Columbia River headwaters into
the fraser River system.
But he added that it is viewed , Iran, proposed mainly for storage,
skeptically by engineers. i only if they bear the full cost.
' This project, which has cost the ne Rajrj British Columbia also
taxpayers S230.000 for surveys," t Would demand the control and gen
he said, "has always been viewed ; tj f t the dam
with a great deal of skepticism. . i, . nix
. . by provincial engineers. They i "se " province aod 20 per
feel it is both uneconomic and un-! cent of power generated south of
result of the in-1 dam
power
the border ai a
The Fraser River flows wholly creased storage.
lhat s what we r aiming for.
the minister said, "and that s what
we're going to get."
The Kaiser Aluminum Co. has
lion dollar dam at Mica Creek on ' offered to build the Mica Creek eral government
me loiumoia iw miies norm 01
MAY HEAT HIGHWAY
KUCENE m The State High
way Department may
exchange for part of the
iu storage waters would
generate.
The plan has approval of the
provincial government but has
been assailed by the Canadian fed-
' giveaway
of natural resources."
A member of the British Colum
bia Legislature, R. 0. Newton of
the Columbia Riding in the south
Effort To Shelve
Natural Gas Bill
Beaten In Senate
Increased Mail Rates
Proposal Seems Doomed
heat th
highway al Judkinj Point, east of "sl Prt. f province .urged
here, lo keep it free of ice
E. A. Collyer, maintenance en
from 3.1 million in 1900 to 14.1;
million by July, 1955.
Shop at Your Local Independent
Drug Store
OPEN THIS
WEEK 'TIL
9 P.M.
FOR YOUR LATE EVENING
SHOPPINC CONVENIENCE
FULLERTON DRUGS
127 No. Jackson Dial OR 3-741 5
i mail service now is losing a $1,000
a minute.
J?l H K I INSPECTION
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JUST ADD TO YOUR WEISFIELD ACCOUNT
WASHINGTON UH The Eisen
hower administration's hopes for
increased mail rates to help curb
the huge postal deficit appeared
WASHINGTON W The Senate doomed today in the House.
Over the past 50 years the num-! this week defeated an effort by op-1 After a closed-door huddle Tues
ber of persons 65 and older in-j ponents to shelve the House-passed : Summerfield, influential members
creased almost 600 per cent natural gas bill. t0f lne Republican Policy Commit-
In the first major test of strength tee predicted there would be no
on the hotly-disputed measure, the rate boosting action in the House
Senate voted down a move, by Sen. this year.
Potter (R-Mich) to send it back I Democratic leaders have made
to the Commerce Committee. the same prediction in private.
The roll call vole was 30 for, Summerfield outlined to the GOP
and 64 against Potters motion, j committee his proposal to increase
The vote, which cut across party (most postal rates, included would
lines, pointed toward probable ; be a 1-cent boost in the present
eventual passage of the bill. i3-cenl cost of mailing a letter.
The Senate earlier had side- Last Wednesday, President Ei
tracked temporarily proposals to 'senhower urged Congress to ap
investigate any attempts lo in--prove higher postal rates aggre
fluence the votes of senators wilh idling 4Wla million dollars a year,
ramnaion mnirihntinns He sent along a report that the
These were touched off when
Sen. Case (R-SD) reported a pre
ferred $2. .100 campaign contribu
tion which he interpreted as an
effort to influence him. Case said
he refused to accept it.
However, the investigations
question was not drad.
Democratic leader Lvnrinn B.
Johnson (Tex.) said that after the
final vote he would renew a pro
posal for an investigation bv a
special Senate committee of the
Case incident.
And Son. Hennings (D-Mo) an
nounced that he was summoning
his Privileges and Elections sub
committee t a meeting Tuesday.
Money OHtr Identified
Hennings told newsmen the sub
committee will "look into the Case
matter and every other damn mat
ter in connection with it and get
t the big boys if we can.
In a Senate speech. Case identi
fied James M. Neff, a Lexington,
Neb. attorney, as the man who
tried to give him the $2,500,
hen. Douglas (D-lll) said Neff
had registered in Nebraska as a
lobbyist for the Suprior Oil Co. of
Austin, Tex. Douglas said this
showed that Neff was not repre
senting gas distributors opposed
to I He Dill.
"If the oil interests are trying
to lake over the government of
the United States, we ought lo
know it," Douglas said.
The bitterly fought bill would
exempt natural gas producers from
ederal price regulation. I no nig
issue in debate has been whether
the effect would be to increase
gas bills of consumers.
50 SOUTH EAST JACKSON STREET R0SEBURG
Sir fed m u nd Hillary, conqueror
of Alt. hveresl, regards a much
lower Himalayan peak 22,310
foot Ama Dahlam as "the most
fantastically difficult peak any of
us 'have seen. It seems unclim-able."
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STREET SCENE Like a
giant cobra ready to strike is
this ultramodern mercury-vapor
light being tested In Wash
ington near the Capitol. '
HEART-WINNER
fV combination of finest in- f f j&I' i5
l&Sk. " $-zyr ) grodientt and oven-fresh Vi I
T MarfV JfiliRiX ooodnesi packed into , jf
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I ' ff&$ the colorful red, whit Fs-s' i?y
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By Far ... . . MILES AND MILES FRESHER!
gineer, said engineers were con
sidering burying an electric heal
ing cable under the road there
with a thermostat to keep the high
way clear. He said there have
been a number of serious acci
dents there because of ice.
Monday that the Canada-U S. riv
ers situation be discussed "at the
apex."
He said Premier Bennett, Prime
Minister St. Laurent and Presi
dent Eisenhower should meet to
settle problems holding up develop
ment of British Columbia power
resources.
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