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Super Patriots
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Home Rule Draws Strong Support
In Constitution Revision Group
SALEM (AP) The home rule
provision in the Oregon Constitu
tion drew strong support Friday
before the Finance and Local
Government tub-committee of the
State Constitutional Revision Com
mission. Alex Brown, Portland City attor
ney; Kenneth C. Tollenaar, Asso
ciation of Oregon Counties execu
tive secretary; and Mrs. William
Crooks, Corvallis, League of
Women Voters, supported it.
Tollenaar said that while his
association has not acted specific
ally on the issue in connection
with constitutional revision it had
in the past supported county home
rule.
"I think it Is safe to say that
we ire in favor of home rule for
counties," he said.
Tollenaar urged consideration
of a constitutional provision to
prevent the legislature from add
ing additional costly county re
sponsibilities without providing
money to carry them out.
He said under Oregon Law
counties pay 30 per cent of the
state's share of state public wel
fare costs but have nothing to say
about how much will be spent for
welfare.
The legislature, he said, author
ized medical care for the aged
it and again did not provide the
counties with funds to pay the
biU.
Brown said both the state legis
lature and the Oregon Supreme
Court had not treated home rule
very charitably although it still
was coming into its own slowly.
Douglas High's Choir
To Sing For Kiwanis
The Douglas High choir is sched
uled to perform at the Winston-
Dillard Kiwanis Christmas party
tonight in the latest of a scries
of concerts.
Last Wednesday evening a half
hour tape recording made by the
choir was heard on the radio over
station KQEN.
The television appearance is also
scheduled for the group this week.
Thursday, Dec. 7, the choir at
tended the UVL choir festival at
Oakland in which seven schools
were represented.
He said cities of Oregon should
be relieved of the prohibitions
against local licensing of busines
ses, trades and professions. These
groups, he said, look to local gov
ernment for benefits such as fire,
police, health and other services.
Cities are entitled to constitu
tional protection against abuses of
state sovereinty, Brown said.
Mrs. Crooks said the league be
lieves any new constitution should
recognize the county as an im
portant unit of government, make
it flexible and responsive, and
still limit its authority.
U.S. Slashes
Aid To Poland
WARSAW, Poland (AP) The
U.S. government has slashed its
aid program to Communist Po
land for next year more than 90
per cent, informed sources report
ed recently.
The reduction is expected to be
made public sometime this month
when a new Polish-American aid
agreement is signed in Washing
ton. It is expected to provide for
the sale of about o million oi
U.S. surplus commodities, mostly
wheat, on long-tern, credits.
This represents less than half of
last year's agreement, which
gave the Poles a loan of $130 mil
lion worth of surplus wheat, to-
Beauty School
Graduate Slain
TOPSHEM. Maine (AP) A 17-
year-old girl, on her way to grad
uate trora beauticians school
met death instead, in a gravel
pit at the town dump.
The victim was Shirley Rollins.
Police Saturday held Jerome
Michaud, 22, of Brunswick, and
said he will be arraigned next
week on charges of stabbing and
beating the girl with a brick
Friday.
State police said Michaud
signed a statement relating he
picked up the girl as she waited
for a ride to Portland for the
graduation.
The statement said they halted
at the gravel pit, and that the girl
taunted him when the engine
stalled in his car. He stabbed her
with a hunting knife, the state
ment sairf, and then beat her on
the hea with a brick when she
tried to e.
The girl was found unconscious
on the ground by town workers,
who took her to the Brunswick
hospital. She was pronounced
dead on arrival.
Michaud was arrested later.
Michaud is a paper mill worker
and married. His wife is expect
ing their second child.
BEVERLY HILLS. Calif fAPi
Former President Harry S. Tru
man says "super patriots" are
promoters of hate and "the sick
among us" "but don't let them
worry you much. They are so
volatile they blow themselves
out."
Addressing a fund raising dinner
recently for U. S Smi.
Wayne Morse, D-Ore., Truman
praised Morse as a dissenter.
Thn he added:
"The voice of dissent has played
an important role in the voice of
the nation. Throughout our his
tory, the constructive voices -f
dissent have had a profound influ
ence on the improvement of the !
lot of our people and the strength-1
ening of our institutions. 1
"By the voice of dissent. I doi
not mean the voice of a bully, the i
coward, the rabble rousers, the;
bigots and the superpatriots.
"They are not typically Ameri-j
can. They are the remnants of the
foreign ideologies and are actually
the voices of doom or probably
the damned. ...
"These are the voices we toler- i
ate. but also we ignore them. They
belong to a vocal minority who
crave headlines and foster hate, j
In my opinion, these are the sick
among us."
Truman also referred to Cuban
Premier Fidel Castro as "a whisk-1
ered little squirt" and criticized:
the Eisenhower administration
for, as Truman put it, allowing
Castro to set up a Communist re-1
gime "right at the front door of
Florida."
The dinner was billed as a trib
ute to ' Morse as "a senator for
all Americans."
Asked why it was held in south-1
ern California, Morse said he of-1
ten has campaigned for local,
Democrats, has many friends in I
Southern California labor, and
was happy to accept when the in
vitation was extended to him.
Deaf School Job Let
SALEM (AP) - A low bid of
$166,825 by the Lantz Construc
tion Co., Salem, has been accepted
by the State Board of Control
for the construction of a vocation
al education building at the Ore
gon School for the Deaf.
The bid by Lantz was the low
est of nine and was below the
$225,000 estimate for the construction.
Four-Week Strike Ends
At St. Regis Plants
PORTLAND (AP) A four-week-long
strike at St. Regis Pa-
bacco, feed grain and edible oils, per Co. plants in Washington and
Muniana trnueu rrtuay wnen
lumber workers accepted a con
tract proposal by what a union
official aaid was a narrow margin.
ballots taken at four Lumber
and Sawmill Workers Union lo
cals were forwarded for counting
at LSWU Western Council head
quarters in Portland.
I he new contract affects saw
mill, plywood, logging and manu
facturing operations at Libby and
Troy, Mont., Tacoma, Morton,
Klickitat and Glenwood, Wash. .
A union spokesman said the con-
tract included wage and pension
improvements that were in line
with other lumber settlements.
The cutback was attributed to
the Kennedy administration's dis
satisfaction with the record of Po
lish Communist attitudes toward
the United States in the past year.
Two factors said to have played
an immediate role in stiffening
U.S. policy toward Poland were
the Poles' economic assistance to
the Fidel Castro regime in Cuba
last year and adherence to the
Moscow line in the current Ber
lin crisis.
Since 1957, when the United
States embarked on its program
of assistance. Poland has received
a total of $126 million in U.S.
loans and credits.
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