The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, July 05, 1960, Page 3, Image 3

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    Goldfine Ordered .
To Serve Sentence
BOSTO (AP) - Boston indus
trialist Bernard Guldfine, 69, lo
usy was ordered to begin serving
immediately a three-month jail
sentence tor contempt of court.
His secretary, Miss Mildred Pa
perman. 42, also was .ordered to
htgin serving a luday sentence
tor a similar offense.
Both were refused complete re
duction or suspension of sentence
by l.S. Dist. Judge Charles E.
Wyzanski Jr.
Ooldnne will serve his sentence
at the federal penitentiary in Dan
bury, Conn , and Miss Paperman
in Hie Middlesex county jail,
Cambridge, Mass.
Goldfine and Miss Paperman
were sentenced for failure to turn
over certain books and records of
Goldfine enterprises during an in
come tax investigation.
Alter failing to win a reduction
of sentence, Goldfine's attorneys
had sought suspension of sentence
on the argument the millionaire
industrialist and his secretary are
scheduled to stand federal trial
Oct. 3 on charges of income tax
evasion.
Sentences followed a refusal by
the U.S. Supreme Court to act on
their contempt of court appeals.
Goldfine was accused in a con
cessional committee investiga
tion last year of presenting gifts
to persons of influence, including
Sherman Adams, former chief
aide of President Eisenhower.
Adams quit his Washington post ,
later, but denied the gifts were to i
influence him. 1
Repeat Performance
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Tuei., July S, 1960 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 3
Disputed Farm-Aid Issue Tops On Demo Agenda
By OVID A. MARTIN
LOS ANT, ELKS (AIM Demo-'
cratic National Convention plat-J
form drafters jumped into the
task of writing a party campaign
document today by taking up first
a controversial farm-aid issue, j
Meeting nearly a week in ad
vance of the big presidential .
nominating conclave, the resolu-1
tions committee arranged to hear
a plea that the party abandon its
long-tune backing for federal crop
SHOWN ATOP MOUNT NEBO hoisting the new 50-star flag is Archie Elliott, who also
did the honors-back in 1919 when the original flag went up on Elks Lodge property.
(Clark's Studio)
Hew Flag Hoisted Atop Mt. Nebo
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With Archie E. Elliott, one of th.i
original flag-raisers, in a repeat
performance, the new 50-star U S
flag has been hoisted atop Mount
Nebo.
It replaces the 49-star flag which
had been aloil since the admis
sion of Alaska, and, of course, it
took on the added five-pointer be
cause of the addition of. Hawaii
this year.
The flag flies on property do
nated to the Roseburg Klks Lodge
No. 326 by Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Fullerton.
In the mid-twenties the Federal
Aviation Agency requested per
mission to build a beacon on the
properly. It was granted by the
Elks for a 51 per year token con
sideration. The flag of the United States ha!
flown continuously since its first
hoisting in 1319. As stated, Archie
Elliott, long-time Elk and one of
the original flag-raisers, was prom
inent again in the flag-raising. Th-;
event coincided with Mr. and Mrs.
Elliott's 4uth wedding anniversary.
The flags used on Mount Nebo
are made of nvlon and measii
10 by by 15 feet. They usually last
luur iu six momns.
Knife Wounds Fatal
To Portland Marine
OCEANSIDE, Calif. (AP) Po
lice said Aristo G. Torres, 18, has
admitted fatally stabbing a Ma
rine. Officers quoted Torres Monday
as saying he and several compan
ions were out to get Pvt. Dennis
Virgil Parker, 21, of Portland,
Ore., because the latter and a
friend had tried to pick up the
suspect's girl friend.
Parker was attacked when he
pulled his convertible to a stop
sign shortly before midnight Sat
urday, police said. Raymond S.
Meyer, a Marine who was with
Parker, said half a dozen youths
swarmed over the auto.
Parker got out to defend him
self and was stabbed, Meyer said.
Knifed seven times in the side,
back and elbow. Parker died in
Oceanside Hospital.
Booked on suspicion of murder
controls and high farm price sup
ports. This plea was made by Presi
dent Charles B. Miuinan of Un
American Kami Bureau Federa
tion. It was on this issue that the
Democratic controlled Congress
split apart.
It reiecled legislation by farm
belt Democrats proposiug that
Congress boost government price
guarantees for wheat above levels
provided by the Republican Eisen
hower administration. .Many city
Democrats voted no.
The 104-member committee ar
ranged tu hear later in the week
public recommendations fur
planks on other campaign issues,
including the ticklish civil rights
question that has plagued previous
Democratic conventions.
.Members promised strong
planks on foreign policy, medical
care for Uie aged, federal auj to
educatiun, a bgost in the federal
minimum wage level, an acceler
ated rate of economic growth,
more federal assistance for hous
ing and help to depressed indus
trial areas.
Some party leaders counted
heavily on a farm plank designed
to capitalize in November on re
ports of a Midwestern farm re
volt against policies of the Eisen
hower administration designed to
take government out of agricul
ture. .
But the platform committee
faced (he possibility or an internal -has gone on record in favor (
music similar to that staged by i re-cstauiisniiig wartime price sup.
ports and crop controls, (joy. Her
schel Loveless of Iowa, a vice,
presidential possibility, heads thu
group. Other members include
two former secretaries of agricul
ture, Calude it. Wnkaid and
Charles F. Brannan.
yuiigicss, with considerable em
"ai'iassiiiem Id the Democrats. On
the committee, are a number of
congressmen with conflicting posi
tions on high pnee supports.
Standing by was a Democratic
farm adiory committee which
were Torres: Johnny Cruz, 20,
Local News
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Engle were her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. 0. G. Fuller
and sons, Orvie and Jim, of Ta
coma. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lindbloom
snent Saturday nigh', and Sunday
I at Diamond Lake, where they join
ed Mr. and Mrs. J. S. bullivan at
their cabin.
Mrs. Milton Clark and son, Boh
bv. and Mrs. A. M. lson have re
turned from a trip into California.
They visited in Sacramento wita
the latter's daughter, Mrs. Lila
McKenn, and two sons. They stop
ped at Lake Tahoe and Squaw
Valley and other points of interest.
and Pvt. Fred Savala, 19, a Ma-
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