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Mon. July 21, 1958 The News-Review, Roseburg, Qr. IJfV it t . t, Penney Make your v I .n sjZi s ft: ; i Aft I v 1 l ant. I , V Art V. r t'w-l". R - 5 rhi rV v,aJ KXHl Itnluh Trutw 1 H Jwrdanji S ,3 i muww i H o HOT DEBATE With world attention anxiously centered on the United Nations and the fateful decisions it must make, an unidentified spectator reads newspaper head lines in the balcony while Russia's Arkady Sobolev addresses the Security Council. The United States has notified the United Arab Republic that consequences will be "of dangerous proportions" if UAR troops attack U. S. troops in Lebanon. NEA Radlo-Talwhoto SHOVING OFF British paratroopers board a plane at Nicosia, Cyprus, about to take off for Jordan. Some 10,000 British paratroopers are landing in Jordan in a round-the-clock airlift from Cyprus. Israel has protested the British planes passing over Israel. King Hussein of Jordan has announced he is ready to take action to liberate Iraq. 1 W W W w o'-hi. wmmmm IF' 1 1' .. I 1: I t FIVE GREAT IDecantcr lUhiskics "WEDDED" INTO If! Golden Wedding ;0'd.?n ,eddirg :: i IMO raw ), T V H4S HAD NO PE&RS FOR FIFTY YBARS Your grandfather never lasted better whiskey than this. The best of five great decanter whiskic blended with the best of neutral grain spirits $60 $ AQ5 makcCoWen Wedding soeood. Pi i O. 4 S Ot CODE NO. 224C CODE NO. 224B WC PLEDGE 1 (1) All whttkiM uted In Golden Wedding an Rirs Decanter Reserve Stock. (?) Every drop of the Straight Whitkey contained in tach bottle (30) it 4 yean old or more. (3) The Neutral Spirit (70.) are "wedded" herein under our tpeeial cut tom proceit. (4) These wfitskie are from our treasure house of aged whiskies, assuring uniformity of qual ity and highest standard ttmwinrwisMT too sTtiiwT swikmi . tVt snnnft rirV. "nn Oregon's COP, Demo Heads Split j Over Adams Rap By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Democratic and Republican party leaders split in Oregon the past weekend over presidential , assistant Sherman Adams. The Republican state central committee supported Adams by ' refusing 21-15 to pass a motion to j censure him. 1 Adams has been under heavy fire for accepting gifts from old friend Bernard Goldfine, a million aire Boston industrialist. i An hour-long debate preceded the vote, the last major item of business as GOP leaders finished two days of pep talks at Salem I for the November election cam paign. Slate chairman James Short was re-elected unanimously. The Democratic State Central Committee censured Adams at a Portland meeting. The committee members re elected David Epps of Sweet Home as state chairman. Epps had no opposition. Other officers also were elected without opposi tion. State Rep. Beulah Hand, Mil-: waukie, was named vice chair man, and Baker County Judge Lloyd Rea was re-elected secre-1 tary. Mrs. Irma Lindquist, Au-J rora, is the new treasurer. Retiring Treasurer Dexter Fair bank, Portland, said the state Democratic treasury has I bal ance of more than $1,100. Demo Nominee Choice Awaiting Oklahoma Vote OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) Okla homa Democrat? choose tomorrow between two political newcomers seeking their party's gubernatori al nomination. Clashing in a runoff primary aft er a bitter three-week campaign are the men who led a field of 11 in the general primary July 1. Nei ther received a majority of the votes, forcing the runoff. They aie J. Howard Edmondson, 32-year-o!d Tulsa County attornev, and W. P. (Bill) Atkinson. 52, mil lionaire developer who built his home town of Midwest City. The winner will meet Republican Phil Ferguson of Woodward and inde pendent D. A. Bryce. former FBI agent from Lawhuska, in the No vember election. Oklahoma has never elected a Republican governor. Edmondson has campaigned on a platform of reform in state gov ernment. Atkinson has promised to increase industrial activity. Both candidates have promised an ear ly referendum on repeal of the con stitution's prohibition of liquor sales. (Josef Tanker Righted; Nitric Acid Pumped BOISE. Idaho (AP) A Port land expert working with the Boise fire department succeeded late Friday in pumping nitric acid from a wrecked tanker truck safe ly into another vehicle. The eight-hour job was finished about midnight under supervision of Louis F. Larson, owner-man-acer of SI. Johns Motor Express Co. The tinker overturned where U.S. Highway 30 joins busy Capi tol Boulevard here while bound for eastern Idaho. ILs driver. Bill Collingsworth of Tacoma, Wash, said the vehicle went out of con trol on curve. He and relief driv er Clarence Johnson, Puyallup, Wash., were unhurt. Both trucks started back to Port land Saturday, the damaged one under tow. Chemists said the corrosive acid could have seriously injured eyes and skin on contact. It is used in making explosives, dyes, fertiliz ers and metal engravings. 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