The news-review., March 24, 1960, Page 28, Image 28

felarine Visits Wife And Baby In Melrose While On Leave Ike Asks Aid For Colleges
By NETTIE WOODRUFF
Jim Conn is spending a 25-day
leave from Marine Corps duly
with his wife and baby son and
other relatives in Melrose.
He has been overseas for the
past seven months, having been to
Pearl Harbor, Japan, Okinawa, the
Philippines and other points, lis
will report back to Long Beach.
Calif., at the end of his leave.
Mrs. Clarson Chitwood and three
sons spent the spring vacation
weekend in San Francisco, Calif.,
with friends and attending to busi
ness. "Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warren and
daughter have returned from a va-j
cation to California. They toured!
Disneyland and other points of in- I
terest.
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missionaries from Japan home on
furlough, visited friends last week
in the Melrose area. They spent
one evening in Canyonville with
young people from the Melrose
Church who were on a rctreai.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Conn spent!
a recent weekend in Salem on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kinyon and
son. Rod, were in Troutdale recent
ly to visit Robert Kinyon, who is
attending school there.
Husband Visited
Mrs. Walter llollenbeck. the for
mer Joy Barter, was in Long
Beach Calif., recently to visit her
husband who is serving with the
Navy.
Allen Armstrong has returned
home following a trip to Berkshire,
N. Y., to visit his father who is
ill. He was accompanied by his
uncle, Ernest Armstrong, of
Brookings. I
Overnight guests recently of the
Roeer Reeces were Mr. and Mrs.
Darrcll McKay rnd the latter's
sister, Pat, of Portland.
Mrs. James Poirot and two sons
of Corvallis visited briefly last
week with her grandfather. Fred
T. Iteece. She also spent a few
days in Roseburg with relatives.
Patient Visited
James Andrews ,pent a day in
Portland recently where he visited
Ted Sowards. who is in the Vet
erans Hospital to undergo surgery
this week. Andrews also called on
Mr. Lake, a patient who is re
ceiving treatment following a car
accident recently on the Melrose
Rd. Mrs. Sowards was in Portland
during the weekend to visit her
husband following a few days in
Eugene with her son.
The Calvin McDowell family has
moved to the Glide area.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown and
family have moved to Trt-Uty.
Ike Proposes State Share
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WASHINGTON (AP) Secretary the number of children getting
of Welfare Arthur S. Flemming benefits.
advised Congress today the ad- The secretary explained that
ministration has been considering under present law if there are two
a program under which federal children and one child goes to
and state governments would pay!w.ork and has his benefit withheld
the major cost of health insur
ance for the aged.
But no conclusion has been
reached as to the best manner of
the other child is still not eligible
for the full -V benefit.
The secretary estimated about
300.000 children would get the
dealing with the problem of fi-, increase immediately as a result
nancing meoicai care lor ineiof this proposal. He said tnis
aged, Flemming told the Housej would mean additional benefits
Ways and Means Committee. Hel totalling about 60 million, dollars
said emphasis in studies of the
question is being placed on hav
ing the states carrying their fair
share of the total burden.
The secretary presented a state
ment in a closed session of the
committee but it was made pub
lic almost as the committee went
into session.
in 1961. increasing later to an av
erage of about 65 million dollars
a year.
3. That self-employed physi
cians be included under the So
cial Security system in the same
basis as are other self-employed
people now covered.
Such coverage has been con
The committee is considering! sistently opposed bv organized
general changes in the Social Se- doctors every time it has been
curny program. proposed
As to this, Hemming recom
mended:. 1. Removing the requirement
that an otherwise qualified dis
abled person must he 50 years of
age to receive disability benefits.
Flemming said this would make
about 250.000 people immediately
eligible for benefits, would cost
about 200 million dollars in 1961,
increasing in the future to an av
erage of over 600 million dollars
a year.
2. Increasing Ihe benefit for
each child of a deceased worker
to three-fourths pf the worker's
benefit amount had he lived.
The present law provides that
in a survivor case the benefit pay
able to a child is one-half of what
the worker's benefit would have
been, plus one-fourth of the work
er a
Cooperative Granted
Large Loan By REA
WASHINGTON (AP) - Grant
of a $1,630,000 loan to the Coos
Curry Electric Cooperative, Inc.,
was announced Tuesday by the
Rural Electrification Adminis
tration. The money will be used for ex
pansion of the co op's system, to
serve 861 new customers.
The improvements will be 185
miles of new distribution lines, a
30.000 - kilowatt suhstation near
Brookings and i new headquer-
benefit amount divided by iters building at Coquille.
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WASHINGTON (AP) The Ei
senhower administration called on
Congress here to act immediate
ly on a half-billion dollar govern
ment program to aid colleges in
financing expansion necessary to
handle enrollment increases.
Secretary of Welfare Arthur S.
Flemming told a House subcom
mittee that colleges and universi
ties face a "major crisis" in an
anticipated increase of a million
students by 1964.
Racking a program for under
writing a portion of the cost of
borrowing for new college build
ings, Klemming said:
"I would plead with this Con
gress to deal with this problem at
this session. We cannot afford to
wait until the next session."
I Klemming estimated that the
institutions of higher education
must spend nine billion dollars
between now and 1. to expand
their physical plains, lie ex
pressed belief, however, they
: probably cannot meet more than
, six billion dollars of the cost.
I Flemming backed a bill intro
duced by Rep. Peter Frelinghtiy
i sen Jr. (R N.I) which would an
; thori7e federal loans and grants
'to both private and public col
lieges and universities and federal
(tutions. The program is proposed
I to provide aid over a five-year
'span, ending June 30, 1964.
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