Luncheon Engagement
j Medics Gives Up Hope For Wounded Aide
Thur., July 28, 1960 The Newu-Review, Roicburg, Or. 3
CARACAS. Venezuela (AP)
lo bar them from his home when j
they sought to question him. about j
a demonstration Tuesday spon-1
Air Defense Group Adds New Region
rirj to make them co-iform more
closely with boundaries of Ihe
Niorth American Air Defense Com
ilitind. The Northwest region will be
known as the 7th Region and will
have its headquarters at Mc
Chord Air Force Base near Ta
coma. Wash.
Doctors gave up hope today for
Andres Cova Salas, leader of
Fidel Castro's "2ijlh of July"
movement in Venezuela, who was
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, regional boundaries, it was an
(AP) A new U S. Army A:r nounced Wednesday.
sored by his organisation. The i
demonstration ended in a riot in '
hot five times Wednesday bv po
lice.
which on. iu.K,.n u a. l ,iih .,, j v ,nc 1 "e command saia ine audition
r, "'id : Pacific Northwest has been add-1 was a principal change in Ihe re-
u wounded. ed to the command's nation-wide : ilnnmpnt ..r n ......mnai h,..M-.
Ihe police said Cova Salas tried
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VISITING IN ROSEBURG ond speaking at a luncheon in the Umpqua Hotel Wednesday
wos Howard Belton, state treasurer. He is shown here with Mrs. Belton and their son
John, (News-Review Staff Photo)
State Treasurer, On Roseburg Visit;
Says Oregon Is Sound Financially
The Slate of Oregon is in a sound
financial condition, according to
Howard Belton, slate treasurer.
Belton, a candidate for reelec
tion, visited in Roseburg Wednes
day. He met at a noon luncheon
with a small group of Republican
Ike Will Visit
Scout Jamboree
DENVER, Colo. (AP) Presi
dent Eisenhower decided to pay a
visit today to the Boy Scout Jam
boree near Colorado Springs, 50
miles south of Denver.
Eisenhower, relaxing in Colo
rado for a few days after attend
ing the Republican National Con
vention in Chicago, arranged to
travel by automobile to the
encampment of almost 57,000
scouts from all sections of the
country.
James C. Hagerty. While House
press secretary, said the Presi
dent had no plans to make a
speech.
Eisenhower, who is honorary
president of the Boy Scouts, plans
to return to Denver immediately
after touring the encampment.
It was in this Colorado capital
that Eisenhower eight years ago
this month was planning the politi
cal campaign that took him to the
White House.
leaders of the area. Attorney
George Neuner was host.
Neuner conducted an informal
meeting at which he introduced
Belton, speaking of him as "the
type of public servant we should
have in all our offices."
Treasury Fond
Oregon has money in the treas
ury, Belton said. He reported that
'"a surplus now is building," but
that no prediction of the size of the
surplus can be made. "It will de
pend upon the slate's economy dur
ing the remainder of the year,"
he said.
He also told tire group that Ore
gon's credit is excellent. "Our
bonds are in demand and are com
manding a high rale of interest,"
he said. He warned, however, that
"as bonds go up, interest goes
down." extreme care should be
used in the issuance of more bonds.
Attractive Bonding
Bonding often is attractive, he
asserted, because federal matching
funds are available. "But the only
difference I can see between slate
bonds and federal bonds is that
federal money comes out of anoth
er pocket," Belton said. "There is
onlv one source of money taxa
tion." The greatest danger to either
federal or state economy, he de-
Keynoter Picked
To Nominate Lodge
CHICAGO fAP) Rep. Waller
H. Judd of Minnesota, the Repub
lican keynote speaker, will place
before (he convention tonight the
name of Henry Cabot Lodge as
the prospective GOP vice-presidential
candidate.
Vice President Richard M. Nix
on said today that Judd would
make the nominating speech. Nix
on spoke to newsmen as he en
tered the Morrison Hotel for a
"Sunny-Side up Breakfast" for
Republican women.
The vice president also disclosed
that he will be introduced for his
acceptance speech tonight, as the
GOP presidential candidate, by
New York Gov. Nelson A. Rocke
feller. Nixon will speak without a text
in accepting the Republican presi
dential nomination tonight.
This announcement was made
today by his press secretary. Her
bert G. Klein, who said that not
even advance excerpts would be
available.
Nixon frequenlly has said he
feels he can do his best speaking
job without having to read a pre
pared text.
The talk is tentatively set for 9
p.m. Central Daylight Time.
Admiral Honored
MANILA (API Admiral Herb
ert G. Hopwood. commander of
the L.S. Pacific Fleet, today was
awarded Ihe Philippines' highest
military award, the Legion of
Honor.
Interim Committee
Sets Labor Meet
The Oregon Legislative lnlerim
Committee on Labor-Management
Relations will hold public meetings
in Bend and Eugene during the
month of August.
According to chairman of the in
(eriin committee. Harry Boivin, the
purpose of Ihe meeling is to pro
vide the public with an opportun
ity to discuss their views of unfair
labor practices and workmen's
compensation.
Boivin. a Democratic senator
from Klamath Kails, said the hear
ings will cenler around 15 sec
lions of a suggested labor-management
relations bill which Ihe com
mittee has been analyzing for 10
weeks.
The committee will meet in Bend
on Aug. 8 and in Eugene on Aug.
9 and 10. The Aug. 10 meeting in
Eugene will he conducted by Ore
gon Senate President Waller .1.
Pearson ( D-Multnomah County)
and will be concentrated on work
men's compensation legislation.
clared, is found in possible failure
to maintain a stable, sound econ
omy. 22 In Legislator
Belton served 22 years in Ihe
Oregon Legislature from Clacka
mas County two years in the
House of Representatives and 20
years in the Senate. His legislative
experience was particularly direct
ed toward Hie field of public fi
nance. He served on committees
of taxation, ways and means, pub
lie finance and banking. Because of
his experience in the field of-state
nuances, he was appointed by Gov
Mark Hatfield when the office of
slale treasurer became vacant the
first of the year. He was success
ful at the primary election in May
.in securing tne uepuDlican nomination.
Belton was accompanied to Rose
burg by Mrs. Belton and their sun
John.
Heart Attack Fatal
To Young Geologist
BAKER (AP) A heart attack
caused (he dealh of a 24-year-old
man on a geological expedition in
the mountains near here, the cor
oner's office reported Wednesday.
The victim was William. J. Hor
ner of Liberlyville, III. He died
Monday in the wilderness 50 miles
northwest of here on an expedi
tion for the Phelps-Dodge Co.' of
Douglas. Ariz.
It took 18 men, working in
shifts, to bring out his body.
Eisenhower Rests;
May Visit Scouts
DENVER. Colo. (AP) Presi
dent Eisenhower relaxed today in
this Colorado capital where eight
years ago he was planning the
campaign which took him to the
While House.
In contrast, today he has before
him a decision on whether to
yield to the clamor of thousands
of youngsters and attend (he an
nual Boy Scout Jamboree at Colo
rado .Springs. Colo., 60 miles
south of Denver.
The job of campaign planning
to keep the White House in Re
publican hands the nexl four
years now is the task of Vice
Presidenl Richard M. Nixon. Ei
senhovi'er's choice to succeed him
The GOP presidential nomination
went lo Nixon, as expected, at
the parly's Chicago convention
ednesday night.
The President watched the con
vention proceedings on television
He later sent a congratulatory
message to Nixon.
Eisenhower, accompanied bv
his wife, arrived here Wednesday
afternoon from Chicago where
Ihe town and the convention gave
Dim a roaring reception.
The Presidenl and bis wife
came to Denver to visit the First
1 jirlv's mnlh.r lr Inhn Q
Doud. who has been seriously ill
for many months. They plan lo
stay on until Friday, or Saturday
morning and then fly back to
Newport, ft. I., to resume their
vacation.
Two Hilicrest Inmates
Escape While On Picnic
SALEM (AP) - Two inmates
of Ihe slate's Hilicrest School for
Girls escaped, Wednesday while
on a picnic at Taylor's Grove,
on Ihe North Santiam River easl
of Salem, the Board of C o n t r o I
announced.
I The girls, in a parly of IS, are
I Jean Slevens. 16, Multnomah
! County, and Judy Chllwood, 17,
Lane County.
Willamette Valley Ram Sale
Linn County Fair Grounds Albany, Oregon
Saturday, August 6, 1960
Sale Starts at 10:00 A.M. Standard Time
Offering 250 Head Reqistered Stud ond Range Rams ond Ewei from Top
Willamette Valley Flockt
Breeds:
Suffolk, Hampshire, Romney, Lincoln, Corriedale, Southdown, Shropshire,
Columbia ond Cheviot
Under Management of:
Oregon Purebred Sheep Breeders Assn.
For catalogue write:
O. E. Mikesell, Secretary
P. 0. Box 365, Albany, Oregon
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