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Relief FOf
Of College Students Asked
By HERMAN R. ALLEN
WASHINGTON l A presi
dential committee recommended
Saturday that the parents of col
lege students be given income tax
help toward meeting the soaring
costs of higher education.
The greater lax benefit would
I go to those least able to afford
college costs.
The Committee on Education
Beyond the High School held off
frnm nrnnncinif fpHprnl Kphnlar-
ships lor tne present dm caueo
strongly for a federally supported
experimental work-study program.
It said such a program would
Navy Neptune
Bomber Crashes;
Crewmen Saved
HONOLULU ( A Navy Nep
tune patrol bomber crashed on
takeoff at Barbers Point Naval
Air Station Monday but all six
crewmen aboard leaped lo safety
just before it caught fire. It was
destroyed.
The only injury suffered was a
slight cut on the hand of Lt. Cnldr.
John Fottrell of New York City,
pilot.
The crash, third by a Neptune
in this area since May 9, came
when one of the plane's two en
gines failed just after take-off.
With landing gear retracted, the
craft crash-landed and skidded to
a stop on its belly.
On May 9 a Neptune ditched
170 miles off Oahu and a subma
rine rescued its 10 crewmen un
hurt. A July 22 crash of a Nep
tune on a landing approach at
Barbers Point killed all 10 aboard.
Co-pilot Archie Underwood of
Rimershurg, Pa., said "Anytime
you're in trouble with an aircraft
like that and you get out alive
the Lord gives you a hand."
He added that the men were
at ditching stations close to exils.
normal procedure on lake-off, and
that enabled them to escape quick
ly. NAMED TO COMMISSION
SALEM I Lee Roy Gienger,
Chiloquin rancher, was appoinlcd
by Gov. Holmes Tuesday to the
slale Soil Conservation Committee.
He succeeds Lloyd Gift, Bonanza.
Both are Democrats.
The new term expires June 14,
1961.
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enable "25,000 to 30.000 notably
able and needy students" to go to
college every year.
Most leading educational organ
izations have endorsed the federal
scholarship idea, but Chairman
Devereux C. Josephs told a news
conference the committee believed
work-study would be a more ef
ficient use of the government's
money.
"It would help the student and
at the same lime get things done
that the college needs done," said
Josephs, who is board chairman
of the New York Life Insurance
Co.
Among other devices for easing
the college burden on family pock
etbooks, the committee urged wid
er use of borrowing.
"Although young people can bor
row funds for an automobile," it
observed, "credit is not by any
means as readily available or as
widely sought for their education."
Regarding scholarships, the com
mittee called on state and local
governments, foundations, busi
ness and other private sources to
step up their programs.
The 35-member committee con
cluded after 15 month's work that
America's three-million college en
rollment will at least double by
1970.
Police Captain
Denies Advice
To Businessman
NEW YORK iP A retired police
captain denied yesterday that he
ever advised a Brooklyn business
man to "make some kind of a
deal" with Max Chester, convicted
labor racketeer.
Ex-Capt. William C. Beneke tes
tified for an hour before a Brook
lyn grand jury which indicted
Chester last week on extortion and
coercion charges.
Asst. Dist. Atty. Aaron Koota
described Beneke as a "very co
operative witness.
Beneke was called to appear
again today nefore tne grand jury,
and he may face the businessman,
Paul Claude.
Last week's indictment of Ches
ter came aflor Claude had testi
fied in Washington before the Sen
ate committee investigating rack
ets in labor and management, and
later before the grand jury.
Claude, owner of a machine
shop, told (he probers that the
captain of the Greenpoint precinct
in Brooklyn whom he did not
identify advised him in the sum
mer of 1954 lo come to lerms with
Chester because he "appeared to
have a legitimate union."
Highway Traffic Delays
Announced For Oregon
SALEM, Iffl The Oregon High
way Commission luesday an
nounced tire following traffic re
strictions: John Day Highway Heavy
construction 8 to 14 miles south
of Fossil, possible 5-minule delay.
Columbia River Highway
Blasting for 3 miles east of Mos
ier, possible delays of 5 to 15
minutes during mornings.
Umpqua Highway Heavy con
struction 8 miles east of Reeds
port, some minor delays.
Pacific Highway Traffic slow
ed for S miles north of Canyon
ville. Elklon-Sulherlin highway
Heavy construction between 14
and i7 miles southeast of Elkton,
possible delays of 5 to 15 minutes.
Olds Ferry-Ontario Secondary
Highway Closed at Malheur
River Bridge. Traffic detoured
over U.S. 30.
CRASH KILLS TWO
BEND ii An automobile ac
rident caused (he deaths Monday
of an elderly Lebanon couple.
Marie Wions, 69, was killed out
right when the car in which she
was riding went out of control
and overturned in a roadside
ditch.
Her husband, (ierhart Wiens, 70.
died of in nines Monday night in a
Bend hospital.
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