The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, November 21, 1960, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextU. S. May Reduce Tariff Exemption For Its Own Travelers Overseas To Conserve Money Needed At Home WASHINGTON (AP)The gov ernment may cut down on spend ing by V. S. tourists il the loss of dollars and gold to foreign coun tries is not stemmed by measures President Eisenhower ordered last week. One possible action held in re serve, officials say. is to reduce substantially the $500 tariff ex emption allowed each U. S. trav eler abroad. Cutting this exemp tion would have the effect of discouraging American spending overseas. Some officials said it is con ceivable measures could be im posed restricting the amount of new moves or anv chances in theients of V. money tourists could take abroad j Eisenhower program to meet the I abroad and and otherwise make it difficult for dollar-gold emergency will be up to President-elect John F. Ken nedy's administration. Kennedy was iniormea, prior 10 Americans to travel. But these measures are so extreme they have not been considered serious ly so far, the officials added. Eisenhower administration offi cials, however, speculate that any to reduce the number of depend-; American" policy on the Defense Department and the Foreign Aid Ad minis! ration. Since then there has been Con ine announcement inursuay, .01 tinuing discussion of the whole President tisenhower s .'s' problem of gold and dollar losses leiween tisenhower and Kennedy S. military forces to impose a buy UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT DICK AND MILLIE SHOEMAKER RED BARN iBHnnatilif ma MY"! SERVED gj CHILD'S PLATE SERVED from 12 NOON i $1.95 VIRGINIA BAKED HAM or ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY CHILD'S PLATE .....$1.25 Includti: ipup, salad; daisart; coH.a or Ha (milk With child's alara) 19 milti test of Roitbutg on North Umpo.uo Highway Duncan 1 Vote Short Of Victory In Campaign For House Speaker SALEM (AP)-State Rep. Rob ' ert B. Duncan is one vote from victory in his campaign for re ; election as speaker of the Oregon House of Representatives for the 1961 legislative session. At a Democratic caucus here Saturday he won the votes of 28 representatives-elect. Later Rep. Katerine Musa, The Dalles, said in a telephone conversation that she would support Duncan, and so did Rep. Juanita Orr, Oak Grove. Rep. George Annala. Hood River, said he still is undecided. Duncan needs 31 votes to win the post. The legislature will have 31 Democrats and 29 Republicans. Duncan said he came to the caucus with less than 20 voles ' ENJOY YOUR... ' ' or the SWEDISH DINING ROOM A troor for tho ontiro family and especially for MsHiar, who won't hove to ipand htr holiday working long hours in tho kitchen. SERVING THANKSGIVING DAY 12:30 to 7 P.M. 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It was believed that Holstrom re leased his pledges. Democratic senators have been unable to decide on their candi date for president of the Senate. Nine senators who attended Sat urday's caucus are supporters of Sen. Alfred Corhett of Portland. However, supporters of Sen. Har ry D. Boivin of Klamath Falls did not attend the meeting. The Senate will he made up of 20 Democrats and 10 Republicans with 16 votes necessary for elec tion of a president. Corbett said he has pledges from the majority of the Democrats. i Boivin says he has at least seven Democrats and virtually all the I Republicans on his. side. ! Earlier at the caucus. Ren. Clarence Barton outlined the tax program which the interim com mittee on taxes will present to the next session. It will call for a 10 per cent reduction in income taxes with the loss to be made up by a 3-cent-per-package tax on cigarettes. L. L. Stewart, president of the Associated Oregon Industries, said a new proposal for three-way in dustrial accident coverage would be a good thing. George Brown, director of the AFL-C10 politi cal education committee, dis agreed. Brown said also that Carl Gib son, the labor member of the in terim labor management commit tee, does not represent labor's point of view. Cecil Posey of the Oregon Edu cation Association said his group will ask the state to assume 50 per cent of the operational costs of schools within three years. ' Richard Ryan of the League of i Oregon Cities said municipalities want an increase of at least 5 per cent in the amount of liquor ! revenues allocated to them. administration officials. Paul 11. Nitze. a ton Stale De partment official in the Truman administration eight years ago, conferred Kridav nieht with Un dersecretary of State Douglas union on Urgent U. S. efforts to Dillon on urgent U. S. efforts to retary Robert B. Anderson and other Treasury Department of ficials. Anderson and Dillon left by plane Saturday for Bonn, Germanv to confer wilh Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. Next week they will also fly to London and Paris. Mon., Nov. 21, 1960 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. The Crossword Puzzle For Today Gypsy Queen Dies LONDON (AP) Britain's gyp sies converged today in the litlie hamlet of Haselbury Plucknett for funeral of Queen Eliza Woods. more ot tne check tor the tSATO weir ruler tor 4U years, Nooody defense system in Europe and for aid to underdeveloped countries. Nitze is also understood to have been in touch with Treasury Sec- Knuws tor sure exactly how old Queen Eliza was. Members of her family say she was in her 90s when she died Saturday. 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