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Salmefl Proposed As Memorial To Dick
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) A River in another resolution. The!
recommendation that Hie Salmon jdamsite is about a mile above the
liivrr be made a fish sanctuary mouth of the Salmon,
as a memorial to the late Sen. I Tle resolution included a rec
llichairt Neubcnjer (D-Orel i was! omlncnd atjon thal ad(.qui,te (j.n
adopted Sunday by the Pacific, ... , . . . .
.Northwest Conservation Council. passage facilities be installed at
Ncuhereer was coauthor with! Hie dam. Saturday the group had
Sen. Frank Church (D-ldaho) of ajheard .Milo Bell of Seattle, nation
ally known expert on Hallways,
say that nothing is accomplished
by huildinK fishways in dams un
less the biological needs of salmon
and sleelhead are satisfied.
"There is no cheap solution to
bill, now before Concrcss, which
would block dam-building on the
Salmon as a conservation meas
ure. The council, representing sports
men in Idaho. Montana. Washing
ton, Oregon and British Columbia.! the problem of fish passage faeili
auproved the High Mountain lies at water power projects,"
Sheep Dam on the .Middle Snake 'Bell said.
Portland Man Held
On Murder Cnarge
PORTLAND (AP) Frank Wil
liam Thomas, 34, died early today
in a rooming house from wounds
inflicted by a butcher knife. Police
liooked his neighboring roomer,
Walter C. .Maxwell, 37, on I first
degree murder charge.
Police said Maxwell told them
thai he and Thomas were scuf
fling after Thomas threatened to
kill him and thai Thomas fell on
the knife.
Hoth men lived at 2421 S.W. 1st
Ave.
Repeal Of Federal Income Tax Urged
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Booth Takingfon's
'Penrod' Hero Passes
SYOSSKT, N Y. (AP) Keyes
Winter, 82, who was used as a
model by Booth Tarkington for bis
hero in the novel "Penrod." died
Thursday. Winter, who spent his
hooyhood with Tarkinglon in In
dianapolis retired as president
justice of New York's municipal
Court in 1953. A Republican, he
also served as campaign manager
for Fiorello H. l.a Criiardia in the
1029 and 1933 New York mayoralty
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Hospital News
Visiting Hours
2 to 3:10 p.m. and 7 te I p.m.
Douglas Community Hospital
Admitted
M.dical: John White, Mrs.
James Casconi, Alazie Smith, Mrs.
Uonald Nellermow, Airs. Autry
(livens, Priscilla Bissonette, Itose
burg: Cindy Stogncr, David Proc
tor, Winston; Airs. Klbcrt Cellers,
.Mrs. Jerry Ward, Glide; Airs. Kl
don Davis, Sutherlin; Airs. Paul
Klenke, Canyonviile; Mrs. Vernon
Thomas, Wilbur; William King,
iMurphys, Calif.
Surgtry: James Pine, Richard
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grass, Winston.
Dischargtd
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chel. Harlan Thomas, Jake
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Lynn, Robert Pate. Phyliss Ken
nedy, Airs. Joseph Nufer and baby
boy, Dewey Cronce, Airs. Victor
.Monger, Airs. William Snell and
daughter. Victoria Lee, Itoseburg;
John Aloore. Oakland; Mrs.
Charles Frcdcrickson, Earl lleid,!
Airs. Hoy 'Long and daughter, Mol
ly Jeanne, Kenneth Sampson, Mel
ody Cook, Myrtle Creek; Airs. Rob-j
ert Weaver. Airs. Guy Cunii'i"
ham, Sutherlin; Albert Alow, Airs.
James PipMn. Wi- i
Fracdrick, Idleyld Park; Patricia
liilzman, Riddle.
Morcy Hospital
Admitttd
Mtdical: Airs. Lyle Bursik. Du
aue Graves, Kelly Ryan, James i
Dirkscn. Roseburg; Alls. John
While. Winston; Airs. Louis John
son. Glide; Airs. Robert Pickcll,
Riddle; Airs. Darrell Brown, Can
yonviile. Surgory: Airs. Harold Braun,
Mrs. Charles Larecy. Itoseburg.
I Discharged
Scoll Alitchcll, Elmer Hicks,
Edna Elliotl. Airs. Lloyd Gallop,
Alice Goff. Airs. Michael Lee, Airs.
Francis I lorn k. Airs. Richard En
right. Mrs. Richard Frccsc and
daughter, Denise Diann. Mrs.
Ralph Bcamer and son. David Al
len, Mrs. James Sargent, and son.
Steven Rnan, Roseburg: Nancy
Webb. Drain; Airs. Leonard Mor-j
row. Riddle: Airs. Printcs Pruitt
and son, John Edward, Alyrtle
Creek.
SEATTLE (AP) Approval of
he 23rd amendment to the Li. S
Constitution, which would repeal
the federal personal income lax,
was urged Sunday at the Wash
ington State Committee for Eco
nomic Freedom convention.
Alain speaker at the convention
was Gov. J. J. Hickey of Wvo
ming, who said his state was the
ursi in the union to adopt a reso
lution supporting the amendment.
He said the amendment would
take the federal government ou
Young Fisherman's Body
Recovered From River
of competition with private busi-1
nrss and would repeal federal
taxes on personal income, estates I
and gifts. I
After Hickey had described how1
much of Wyoming's surface lands
and mineral resources are owned j
by Hie federal government. Wal-i
lace L. Lee of Portland, Oregon j
chairman for the Economic frce-i
dom movement, said 53 per cent
of that state is owned by tho fed-!
cral government. I
The Washington group urged the I
I1 Legislature to approve the!
amendment.
Among the officers' elected were'
Henry C. .Merely. Iloquiam, and
Howard Ordway, Walerville. West
and East side vice presidents,
respectively.
KLAMATH VAT I S iidi -u..
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body of Barrv Lynn Bell. 6, who . . , .
fell into the Klamath River while: Planes Attack Rebels
nsiiing April zi, was recovered I
from the river Sunday, a half-mile I
below the point where he fell in.
The parents are Air. and Airs. 1
Clifford Bell. I
Funeral services are scheduled
Tuesday. 1
JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) In
donesian air force planes made 15
air attacks on rebel hideouts in
the interior of West Sumatra in
March and April, an air force
spokesman said today.
9 Banks Protest
Higher Tax Rate
SALEM (AP) Nine banks have!
filed a suit in Circuit Court
challenging the constitutionality of
a 1957 state law which taxes fi
nancial institutions at higher rates
than are assessed against other
corporations. -
The financial institutions pay a
9 per cent tax on net income, I
while other corporations pay 6 per
cent.
The banks also claim the tax
violates a federal law which says
national banks shall not be taxed
at higher rates than other corpo
rations. The Legislature assessed the
higher rale against financial in
stitutions to compensate for the
personal property taxes paid by
manufacturing corporations.
The First National Bank of Ore
gon. U. S. National Bank of Port-;
land and seven other banks filed
the suit. t
Train Crash Kills 59
BERLIN' (AP) An East Gcr-! iug 5") persons and injuring 100,
man express train and a local col-j the East German news agency
lidcd in Leipzig Sunday night, kill-1 ADN reported.
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