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Oakland Family
Visited By Son
By EDITH DUNN
Mr.
I.os Anjieles, Calif..
India Contracts
Soviet Petroleum
Mon., July 18, 1960 The Newi-Review, Roieburg, Ore. S
Uncertainties In Stock Market Uneasiness Felt In Nation's Business
Val-
Wilson, and family of Grass
Rv. calif.
Mrs. W. L. Wilson and the C. C.
Wilsons went to Tacoma, Wash.,
to attend a family reunion.
orotner vmted
.Mr. and
Salem vis
wwk .ua ""fineries. Three Western oil rc-
lr P M nnn A w,. r.,.1 nave uraiueu uie suk
Dunn attended the wedding of Miss
Belle Dunn and Dale Giles at Lor-
ane recently
Li ii. h! .1. , ? v ' tinuin8 fr import of Soviet crude
"i'L1 h,l.brtr'.L', ;!oil to be refined at Indian re
at
troubles abroad kept
eilte this week.
A sharp drop in the stock mar
ket reflected the uncertainties
ItV DLI.III. India IAPtThp Bv JACK LEFLEB
soviet I mon has contracted to AP Business Nws Wriir
and Mrs i , "iwf "uia i-j minion tons ol ' nt.w ltmiv I nr ) romics
lif.. recently so,..,! , !,T .1":" ?" "? ne noroe ana
iin uwi. .i,k 1.:. ' 1 )" An agreement to tnis : ou.Miiess
Mr and Mrs w I if was reacht'd by rep-
Oakland I Also '. vi'-it ,h - i "sentatives of the two countries.
s:,;klhomeAwLMb0rolnerUlecWc: J$ZJ" L"e. Soviet supplies,
I million dollars will be in rupees.
I The first shipment of oil is ex
' peeled to reach India sometime
in August and will total 12,000
I tons, a Soviet spokesman said.
separate negotiations are con
on expanded defenses will in-1 week was restricted by wide
crease. I spread plant closings. Ford Mo
Wuh imports of sugar from tor Co. had eight plants down,
Cuba cut off by presidential de- five of them closed bv strikes,
cree, the Agriculture Department ; Chrysler and Sliulebake'r-Packard
increased the marketing quotas of curtailed operations in prepara
domestic producers by 558,000 ; tion for changeover to 1961
Aircraft and missile stocks i tons this year and of foreign pro-1 models.
countered the trend in anticipa
lion of more defense spending as
the t'niled Stales and liussia ex
changed harsh words over the
shooting down of a second Ameri
can plane.
Business circles believed that
no matter who is elected presi
dent in November the emphasis
riucers by 137.000 tons. I Output was an estimated 104.-
Auto Output Ahead of Schedule ! 000 cars, compared with 89,769
The four milionth automobile of ' the previous week and 127,502 a
the calendar year rolled off an as- year ago. Sales in (he first third
sembly line this week, well ahead of July totaled 107.600 cars, 1.3
of the Aug. 15 date on which the i per cent ahead of last year,
mark was reached last year. I Steel output snapped back from
The industry's production re- the low holiday week level but the
bound from the July 4 holiday l industry doesn't look for any fur-
Members of Bethel No. 42. Order
of Job's Daughters, attending the
('rand session at Salem are Peggy
Murphy, Sharon Wood, Annabel!
O'Neal, Carolyn Rippslein, Eileen
Kenwisher, Sharon Hounshell,
Elaine Hart, Delores Lehman,
Waneta Woolman, Kathy Hubbell
and Sharon Rapp. Mrs. Grace
Wood, Mrs. Ruth Petherick and
Harry Smith were chaperones.
Mrs. Orin Gildersleeve is in Se
attle, Wash., to help care for a new
grandson born July 8 to Mr. and
.Mrs. William Demmert, the for
mer Mona Lou Gildersleeve. The
new baby has been named Phillip
Andrew.
Air. and Mrs. Red Boone of Port
land visited with the former's
uncle and aunt, Sir. and Mrs. Ward
Cockeram, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Rickard Woolman
and a friend, Kenneth Olson, who
are stationed with the Navy at
San Francisco, Calif., spent sev
eral days with Woolman's parents
Mr. and Mrs. Worth Woolman, re
cently. Former Nazi
Field Marshal
Kesselring Dies
BAD NAUHE1M, Germany (API
Former German Field Marshal
Albert Kesselring, 74, died Friday
night in a hospital here where he
had been under treatment for a
heart ailment.
Kesselring served Nazi Ger
many's Third Reich in World War
II as air fleet commander in the
campaign against Poland, the
campaign in the West in 1940 and
in the Battla of Britain.
In 1945 he was named com
mander in chief in the Mediter
ranean area and in the last few
months of the war replaced Field
Marshal Karl von Rundstedt as
commander in chief of German
forces in the West.
After the collapse. Kesselring
was sentenced to death by a Brit
ish war crimes tribunal for war
crimes on the Italian front. He
was accused of responsibility in
the shooting of 335 Italians in 'the
Ardealine Caves near Rome in
reprisal for a partisan bomb at
tack that killed 33 German police.
He also was convicted of inciting
the killing of 1,078 other Italians.
His death sentence later was
commuted to life in prison and
subsequently reduced to 20 years.
He was freed by the British in
1952 because of his health.
peslion of the Indian government
that they switch some of their
oil purchases to the Soviet Union.
Two American firms, Stanvac
and Caltex, and one British, Bur
GOP Senator Brands Kennedy Double Dealer
SALEM (AP)-Sen. Hush Scott
(R-Pa), said today that the "tail
is obviously much bigger I turn the
ma Shell, said in a letter to the: dog" in commenting on the Dem
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Indian government they com
menced operations in India only
after assurances that they would
be able to obtain oil from sources
of their own choice.
ocratic Kennedy-Johnson ticket.
Scott, former Republican na
tional chairman and now general
counsel for the GOP National
Committee, was here to appear at
-W'"..' I Mil I ! m I. .Ill I IJLSHWIMU U1 . .JIWMWt taS
I 3trTv Iff jfej! sNyvy
a series of party fund-raising af
fairs. Scott told a breakfast to raise
money for Rep. Walter Norblad
that the Democrats are "running
on a program of praise for the
Russians."
He said the Kennedy-Johnson
slate is a "hybrid ticket which is
backward in all respects."
Scott also charged that the
Democratic convention "ignored
the rights of the little fellow.
"The Democratic Party gave an
outstanding imitation of dictator
ship i;i their convention and they
will now try to convince the voters
of this country that they are tre
mendously interested in the little
people."
He added that Vice President
Nixon "would break up the cold,
efficient Kennedy organization by
campaigning on the facts and
record of the Eisenhower admin
istration and the record of the
Democratic Party."
Party officials said the break
fast raised $1,000 for Norblad's
campaign.
Scott left here for a press con
ference in Portland, and then flew
to Coos Bay for a noon luncheon.
He will speak at Mcdford tonight.
He will speak at Klamath Falls
Saturday morning, and at noon at
Bend. These appearances are to
benefit Ron Phair, Klamath Falls,
GOP congressional candidate.
ther progress until August and
perhaps later. Production was es
timated at 53.1 per cent of capac
ity, up from 42.2 a week curlier.
Housing Program Get Boost j
The ailing Homebuilding iiulus-1
try got two shots in the arm dui'
ing the week. President Eisen-
bower signed a bill extending
two housing assistance programs j
which guarantee (i.l. loans and
some direct loans. The Federal
Housing Administration permitted
individual investors to buy government-backed
home mortgages.
This was expected to case credit
and stimulate building.
The President also signed a bill
authorizing federal highway ex
penditures at a rate of tf-!S million
dollars a year in fiscal 1962 and
1963. States would match these
funds equally.
Employment rose in June to a
record 68,600,000. the Labor De
partment reported. The previous
high was 67,600.000 in July 1959.
Unemployment increased, too, as
2,200,000 youngsters just out of
school were added to the rolls.
The total idle reached 4,400,000,
up 964,000 from may.
The Commerce Department an
nounced that profits of corpora
tions before taxes showed a sharp
gain the first quarter but indicat
ed that second quarter results
won't be as impressive. First
quarter profits ran at an ail justed
I annual rate of $48,800,000,000, a i
gain of five per cent over 1959.
The over all level of industrial
production dipped slightly in June
as durable goods producers re
duced inventories.
Relail trade continued to ex
ceed last year with gains up to
live per cent for the week.
lirielly around the business
scene: Ten thousand employes of
Monsanto Chemical Co. have
taken opiums to buy 433,000
shares of the company's stock. . .
Japan shipped 27,671 bicycles to
the United Slates in the iirst five
months of this year, 1.847 in the
1959 period. . . Boeing Airplane
Co. received a 217-million-dollar
Air Force contract for research
and development of the solid-fuel
ballistic missile. . . Radio Corp. of
America developed an electronic
device which produces electricity
directly from heat provided by
ordinary fuels such as gasoline
and natural gas.
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It's a hnp, skip and jump bark to school now. These little
Rirls are ready. This dress (left) is straight out ot "Little
Women." It's the 1960 version of a dress little Amy March
might have worn It has three-quarter puffed sleeves and
white embroidery trim on skirt. Gay madras dress (right)
has white pique bib trimmed with lace and black velvet
ribbon. Both are Cinderella designs. By CA1LE DTJGAS,
Newspaper Enterprise Women's Editor.
Mrs. Green Praises Strong Demo Ticket
LOS ANGELES (AP) Rep.
Edith Green (D-Ore) says the
combination of John F. Kennedy
for President and Lyndon B. John
son for vice president will give
the Democrats "the strongest pos
sible ticket" this fall.
Mrs. Green, chairman of the
Oregon delegation to the Demo
cratic National Convention, said
this while conceding ' it may be
hard for some Kennedy people to
"turn around" and accept John
son, too.
She said they should forget
things said and done during the
pre-convention campaign, as Ken
nedy did in asking Johnson to be
his running mate.
Mrs. Green said Johnson, 51,
should appeal to those voters who
felt that Kennedy, 43, was too
young.
"I don't buy that," Mrs. Green
said, "but for those people who
feel that way. Sen. Johnson will
provide maturity."
She praised Johnson's ability to
get things done and said this fa
cility could be a "real asset" in
getting southerners to work for
putting a substantial number of
electoral votes in the Democratic
column in November.
Mrs. Green said the selection
of Johnson as Kennedy's running
mate also will mean "a real good
session of Congress" when it re
convenes in August.
She said Kennedy and Johnson
will give the Democrats "a new
imago" of unity.
Ike, Anderson Will
Discuss Spending Cut
NEWPORT, R. I. (AP) Presi
dent Eisenhower and Secretary of
the Treasury Robert B. Anderson
will discuss budget problems
with emphasis on holding down
spending at the summer White
House Sunday.
The vacationing President also
will hold a separate conference
then with Atty. Gen. William P.
Rogers. An Eisenhower aide said
the meeting with Rogers will deal
with prisoner pardons the Justice
Department is considering.
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