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next spring when talks start on
a new contract covering 70,000
city drivers, dock workers and
over-the-road drivers.
The selection of Hoffa as bar
Raining agent for the Western
Conference of Teamsters was an
nounced Tuesday, a day after a
conference here. Hoffa attended
the meeting.
Kinar Mohn of Menlo Park,
Calif., president of the Western
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Deal With Hoffa
Conference, said Hoffa was en
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senting all Western states except
Hawaii and Alaska.
Neither Hoffa nor Mohn save
any indication what wage increas
es will be asked. Preliminary dis
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year. . " . ,
The contract expires June 30.
LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Porttr Lainhirt and Mrs
Dale Williamson of this city left
I Wednesday for Portland, where trie
latter will be met by her mother,
Mrs. Martin Olson, who will take
her home with her to Longview,
Wash., for a few days visit and
Mrs. Lainhart will go to Camas,
Wash., to visit her mother, Mrs.
Charles Myers.
Mr. and Mrs. CharUs D. Col.
grove and children, Carl, Jimmy
and Nancy, returned to Roseburg
Sunday after a week in Junction
City visiting Colegrove's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Colegrove.
During their visit, Carl Colegrove
celebrated his third birthday at a
family dinner at the home of his
grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Claranco BarHott
drove to Grants Pass Sunday to at
tend a DAV District 5 meeting.
Accompanying them were Mr. and
Mrs. AiDcrt bcnennaman and Mrs.
Blanche Hcidcn. Bartlett is chap
ter district commander for the
men's group and Mrs. Bartlett is
chapter district commander for the
auxiliary.
Meg Gets Assignment
LONDON (AP) Princess Mar
garet will represent Queen Eliza
beth at next month's wedding of
King Baudouln of the Belgians,
Buckingham Palace said today.
She will be accompanied by her
husband, Antony Armstrong
Jones. It will be Margaret's first royal
assignment outside Britain since
her marriage last May.
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By RAY CROMLEY
Ntwspspor Enterprise Attn.
WASHINGTON (NEA) The
era of organized satellite aided
weather reporting will begin in a
halting, snail's pace when the next
Tiros satellite goes into orbit.
Scientists will use, however rough
ly, day-to day satellite reports to
interpret the weather. But what
Tiros photographs are transmitted
will be unsystematic and fragmen
tary. Weathermen as yet don't un
derstand how to usefully interpret
Publisher Accused
In Bank Robberies
AUSTIN, Tex. (AP)-Pictures
drawn from descriptions by hold
up victims led to a manhunt to
day for a mild-looking newspaper
puousner accused 01 two Dank
robberies.
State and federal authorities
named Lawrence C. Pope, 42, a
church-going former bank execu
tive, as the camera-carrying ban
dit who coolly staged the holdups
on successive Saturdays.
In each instance the robber
tied up his victims, collected all
the money in sight and took time
to snap pictures of women bank
workers before fleeing unnoticed
Dy outsiders.
Last weekend he made off with
$4,783 from the Farmers State
Bank in Schulenburg, 100 miles
east of San Antonio in south
Texas. Investigators said the
same individual got $1,744 Nov. S
from the First Stale Bank at
Thornton, 120 miles north of
Schulenburg.
Pope is publisher of the Gid
dings (Tex.) Star in the next
county north from Schulenburg
and also owns another small
newspaper at Lexington, in the
same county. He formerly was
a federal bank examiner and has
worked for banks in four Texas
cities.
FBI agent C. W. Peasinger said
Pope's wife and child at Giddings
last saw him a week ago.
The Federal Bureau of Investi
gation charged Pope with the
Thornton robbery in a complaint
filed at San Antonio. Sheriff Jim
Flournoy lodged charges in the
Schulenburg case against Pop at
Giddings.
Spokesmen for the FBI and (he
Texas Department of Public
Safety said Thad Johmon, DPS
polygraph operator, drew a pic
ture of the bandit blending the
characteristics described by bank
victims. It appeared in a number
of Texas newspapers.
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