Douglas Missile
Strike Settled
LOS ANGELES (AP) A big
strike and a small but crucial one
ended early today in the turmoil
wracked missiles and airplane in
dustry. At midnight more than 17,000
Douglas workers began to return
to work at the firm's Long Beach,
Calii., plant.
Earner at midnight in Florida
300 Convair machinists sptilpri
a 9-day-old strike at Cape Canaver
al. The International Assn. of Ma
chinists said that action, however,
was contingent on company with
drawal of a clause to permit lay
offs regardless of seniority.
Still out are 10,000 Lockheed
workers at missile plants in Cali
forniaincluding the firm's Sun
nyvale missile and space head
quarters, where violence erupted
Wednesday soon after a strike
started.
Still negotiating are 26,000 Con
vair workers in two unions.
Threatening to strike are anoth
er 18,000 Douglas workers at two
other Southern California plants.
Altogether 70,000 workers of the
IAM and the United Auto Work
ers are on strike, threatening to
strike, or are just returning to
work.
The Douglas settlement doesn't
brighten the defense picture ap
preciably. The Long Beach plant primar
ily builds DC8 jet transports. The
Lockheed strike cripples the Pol
aris submarine missile program
and work on three important Air
Force satellites, including high
priority reconaissance satellites.
One Douglas strike now impend
ing, at Santa Monica, Calif., would
halt production on the Thor mis
sile. The strikes were called to en
force contract demands. The un
ions asked hourly increases of
trom 14 to 17 cents.
At Douglas in Long Beach, the
United Auto Workers settled
Wednesday night for a two-vear-
package of 11 cents plus im
portant fringe Denefits.
Accidental Shotgun
Blast Kills Woman
NEWBERG. Ore. (AP)-A 72-
year-old woman was killed Wed
nesday afternoon when a shotgun
held by her husband discharged
accidentally.
Mrs. Susan Lyons died instantly
in the kitchen of the family home
on rural route 1.
Deputy Coroner Roy Brown said
the shooting was accidental and
came while the husband, Arthur
Lyons, also 72, was preparing a
12-guage shotgun to kill a cat.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyons had lived
at the house for more than 40
years.
Hollywood Losing Position
As Movie Capital Of World
HOLLYWOOD (AP) - As if
tilings didn't look gloomy enough,
here's Tab Hunter with the ob
servation: "I'm afraid Hollywood is losing
its position as movie capital of
the world. Everything seems to
be shifting toward Europe. The
strikes didn't help both the ac
tors' and the writers' and pro
duction is getting lower and lower.
"But even without the strikes.
it looks as though Hollywood is
losing out. Movies are making
more money in foreign countries
than they do in the United States.
So why not shoot the pictures
abroad?
"Americans are too lazy to go
to the movies as a habit anymore.
"They'll go out for 'Ben-Hur'
that kind of attraction. But ouier
wise, they'd rather stay home and
watch TV.
If Hunter sounds like -a convert
to TV he is. And so the, movies
lose another Dromising star.
His detractors might argue that
Tab never won any awards with
his acting. Maybe not, but he is
an attractive personality of the
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Mrs. Neuberger Confirms
Interest In Board man Site
PORTLAND (AP) Mrs. Mau-I
rine Neuberger, Democratic can
didate for U. S. senator in Oregon,
confirmed today that Aerojet Gen
eral Corp. is the firm interested
in placing a multi-million dollar
factory on the former Boardman
bombing range in Eastern Oregon.
She disclosed an exchange of
telegrams with Dan A. Kimball,
president of Aerojet, in which
Kimball said he expects a decision
in late fall.
Mrs. Neuberger said the factory
would manufacture rocket en
gines. She said it would be the
largest single employer in the
state, requiring a capital invest
ment of as much as SO million
dollars and employing up to 8,000
workers.
The Boardman range, south of
the Columbia River near the town
of Boardman, formerly was held
by the Navy, but the state ac
quired it recently, for industrial
development, in exchange for
another bombing range site in
southeastern Oregon.
Aerojet had been mentioned pre
viously as a firm interested in the
site, but no official would confirm
it.
The stale of Washington also
has invited Aerojet to consider
several Washington sites for the
factory.
Mrs. Neuberger said she urged
Kimball in a May 28 telegram
to locate the plant on the Board-
man range. She cited the role of
ner nusDand, the late Sen. Richard
L. Neuberger (D-Ore) on the mat
ter. She said she received this reply
from Kimball from Azusa, Calif.:
"Receipt of your telegram urg
ing that Aerojet General Corp.
give favorable consideration to es
tablishment of a missile defense
plant at the Boardman site in Ore
eon is acknowledeed. Your wire
cities compelling reasons for selec
tion of an Oregon site in which
to build our plant. Please be as
sured that your eloquent and de
tailed plea will be given our close
and sympathetic attention and that
if our ultimate decision in this mat
ter is affirmative, it will be due
in no small part to your persua
sive intercession. Our experts
have inspected the Boardman site
and we expect to make a final
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Draft Corbett
Move Started
SALEM (AP) A move to draft
State Sen. Allred. umeu iu
Portland) as Democratic candi
date for governor in 1962 has start
ed here.
Mrs. Rose Marie Lockhart, Sa
lem, who is a delegate to the Dem
ocratic National Convention, said
that 40 neoDle from seven counties
have Begun a move to get uorDett
as the party s candidate tor gov
ernor two years from now.
She said Corbett had not yet
been approached by the group.
At Portland Corbett's office re
ported he was out of town today
and could not ne reacnea ior com'
ment.
Mrs.' Lockhart said the Corbett
group was from the grass roots
but she declined to name the
members. Some, she said, are
party leaders.
kind that Hollywood used to build
into household names. He has ap
peared creditably in top films and
has a wide following among the
younger set
Now TV will reap what the
movies have sown.
I like the picture business,"
he declared. "But an actor just
can't rely on it any more. Sure,
I could work all the tune in cheap
pictures or else go to Europe for
films. But I don't want to.
'TV is the coming thing in
fact, it's here. So I decided to
join it." .
He'll be bursting forth on the
home channels this fall in a show
called the Tab Hunter show. The
gimmick has him playing a car
toonist who lives m a Malibu
Beach bouse. It just happens that
all kinds of beautiful babes keep
trailing or swimming to his door.
Canal Breaks,
Homes Flooded
BEND (AP) A canal broke
north of here Wednesday night.
flooding 100 acres and doing an
estimated $50,000 damage.
Three homes were flooded when
a 60-foot section of the North Unit
Canal collapsed.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wood's prop
erty suffered the worst damage,
estimated at $20,000. The Woods
said they were preparing for bed
when they heard a roar and saw
water coming under the door.
They grabbed a few possessions
and drove away in their car. As
they left, the water had reached
a depth of 18 inches on the road.
The canal carries 1,000 cubic
feet of water per second from the
Wickiup Reservoir south of Bend
to the North Unit Project in the
Madras area of Jefferson County.
The break occurred at about
8:15 p.m. at a point about two
miles northeast of Bend. Before
the water could be shut off, it
spread out over 100 acres of pas
ture land and flooded one market
road.
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