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Fri., Aug. 5, 19S0 The News-Review, Roicburg, Ore. 3 Nixon Says U.S. Will Aid Free Countries Of World WEEK END IION'OI.L'l.l' (AP) Richard M sions but always from a position! He recommended, strengthening Kixon. viewing the next president of strength. 'he United Nations as a force fur as personal chief of the nation's i "We must make clear to po-1 peace and developing regional in foreign pnlicy, todav declared the tential aggressors throughout tliejternational organizations. And he I mud Slates will always lend its i world that we will stand with the j said such programs as technical strength to the free countries of forces of freedom," Nixon told assistance, foreign loans and the world. 1 7.500 Hawaiians who filled WaiKiki! grants should be used "as an Nixon, the Republican presi- Shell in the island capital. ideological striking force." dential nominee, closed a two-dav I The vice president spoke on the Assert Rslt campaign whirl of the 50th state i eve of his return to the mainland! He asserted his own role as with a speech settine forth these alter pressing the first offshore i president: u that should be hi; aims for U.S. diplomacy: j campaign of Greater Power dale. Build military power not only equal 'to that of any potential en emy, but greater. In dealing with other govern ments, "Be firm without being belligerent." Strive constantly fur pro grams to reduce international ten- presidential candt- PRUDENTIAL LIFE INSURANCE HORACE C. BERG Special Agent Room 301 Pocific Building Olf. OR 3-7491, Ret. OR 3-7195 Leave for Seattle He and .Mrs. Nixon planned to leave for Seattle and an airport reception at 6:30 a.m. Honolulu time. They expected to be back in the capital at dawn Saturday. Earlier in his final day of culti vating Hawaii's three electoral votes, Nixon established himself if elected as commander of U.S. diplomatic forces. In his farewell speech Thursday night in Honolulu's open-air con cert bowl, Nixon said the natron's greatest danger is not loss of free dom through war but through oth er means. MAD MONEY You Are Not- Spending Mad Money When You Buy A Home Check Carefully For These Ad vantages: ( ) Shade Trees In Abandonee ( ) Fine Soil and Level Lou ( ) Lawn Seeded In Around the Home ( ) Curbs, Gutters, Street Paving Included ) Municipal Sewers Included ( ) No Future Assessments ( ) All Built-in Appliances ( ) Frost Proof Outside Faucets ( ) Schlage Hardware Throughout ( ) Heatolighrs and Vent Fans in Bathrooms ) Patios Installed and Well Lighted ( ) Insulation In Walls and Ceiling ( ) Large Closets and Many Kitchen Cabinets ( ) First Class Workmanship ( ) Top Quality Materials Used Throughout ( ) American Standard Plumbing Fixtures These Items Should Be In Your Home! DO NOT SETTLE FOR LESS! IVAN P. EDWARDS BUILDER DEVELOPER 345 W. Harrison Phone OR 3-7493 future, as more of a personal for eign policy chief than President Elsenhower has been. He also named a' half-dozen men in and out of the Eisenhower ad ministration whose views he would seek. Nixon said he wasn't giving any hints as to his potential secretary of slate, but named Secretary of the Treasury Robert B. Anderson. Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York, former Gov. Thomas t. Dewey and Luis Munoz-Marin, territorial governor of Puerto Rico, as men of ability in for eign affairs. He also praised Sec retary of State Christian A. Her ter and Undersecretary C. Doug las Dillon. Most of Nixon's comments or the foreign policy role and ad visers ot a duel executive were made in an interview taped for Hawaii-wide telecast but scrapped because of mechanical difficulties 1 he vice president and Mrs Nixon spent most of Thursday on b2-iiulp aerial tour of the is lands. They were drenched bv rain on Kauai at one end of the chain and whipped by the wind on sunny Maui alter driving through the section of Hilo scourged by tidal waves that hit the southeastcrnmost island, Haw aii, in May. 1,1 , i itntimiutoummiimmm i iMiiiniiC'' MiiloioM "i'?Vii " nvi i BUNDLES ABOUT BLAST To give tourists who come to Roseburg to visit the blost oreo ond landmarks of recovery, the Roseburg Chamber of Commerce ordered 1 ,000 copies of Thursday's 42-page anniversary edition. The papers will be distributed to people askim for information about the blast and recovery at the Chamber's information booth on SE Stephens this summer. Shown accepting delivery of the papers from A. Fuller Johnson, circulation manager, right, is chamber Manager Harold Reaume. (News-Review Photo) Hospital News Trio Lodged In Jail I Former Aid Sees End For Castro MIAMI, Fla. ( AP) Raul Chi bas, one of Fidel Castro's top aides in the Cuban revolution who fled to political exile in the Unit ed Males this week, says a re sistance movement . in Cuba is growing bill it is not strong enough to be feared by the Cuban Prime Minister. He predicted, however, that Castro "won't last six months." Chibas, 44. was Castro's treas urer during the revolution and helped condemn foes of the rev olution in the 1959 "showcase' trials. He said he fell out with Castro over his "obvious move to ward communism." He said in a Miami Herald in terview Thursday: "Two months ago 1 was asked, to resign as pies ident of (he Western Railroad Co. because I had expressed dissatis faction with the government to persons 1 believed were my friends." i He refused and from that time on, Chibas said, he was under sur veillance by Castro secret police. Visiting Hours 2 to 3:10 p.m. end 7 to S p.m, Douglas Community Hospital Admitted Medical: Bose Klein. Bobby Moore, Judv Smithee, Sharla Ev arls, Carl Schclcen, Mrs. Melvin Holcomb, Roseburg. Surgery: Kenneth Jackson, Mrs. Sherman Canfield, Roseburg. Discharged Mrs. Lewis Cathcarl, Marshall Sherwin, Linda Merkley, Mrs. Carl Arola, Almon Walker, Roseburg: Mrs. Jerrv Ford and son, Lloyd Munard, Riddle. Mercy Hospital Admitted Medical: Mrs. Robert S evens. rt urtmrlnn Mrs Ktf.nlpv Berg. Roseburg; james Mcllugili, Oakland. Thomas Ward. Rose burg; Lee Husmann, Mrytle Creek. Discharged Ravmnnd Lance. John Holbrook Timo'lhv Suhrstedt. Roseburg; Ken neth Caldwell. Cave Junction; Mrs Jack Culver and daughter, Dana Terese, Sulherlin. EVENTS CANCELED The Rev. Norman NuughliT, pas- Dudley H. Bauer, 18. Richard J. tor of the (llemlale Olivet Prcsby Bauer, 22, and Donald W. (Juigleyjlerian Church, has announced that 18, all of Veneta, were lodged in 'plans to hold a morning worship the Douglas County jail Thursday outdoors on Sunday have been ran- on charges ot larceny under S7d. ccled. A picnic slaled to follow They were arrested by state police i the morning worship has also been from the -Eugene ollice a n d ' canceled, reports .Mrs. li. B. fox, brought here. ' correspondent. Pair Pays Fines Lawrence Edwin Busenbark, Rt 3. and Charles Lowell Beecroll 1774 NE Klamath Ave., each paid SIS fines for exploding fireworks in the city, when they appeared in municipal court Thursday. They had previously posted $25 bail fol lowing arrest. Save the Peak-of-Season Flavor of Fruits, Vegetables, Meats, Fish and Game . . . SAVE MONEY, TOO! Buy your favorite Iruits, vegetables, and meals in season lien flavor and nutrition are highest, and prices lowest and free:c them. See how fast your tree:er pays for itself '. Check the difference in prices of the items listed opposite, and see how much you can save by careful in-scason shopping and freezing! OUT IU10H M'Ct P0 SHOULDER 00:T . PDASTl'.C CHICKEN 13 pound) GPADE A LARGE. G&S . 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