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Satellite Bill Preliminary On Tap Today WASHINGTON (UPI) - A pre liminary event was on tap today in the Senate fight over the com munications satellite bill. The main event comes Tues day. Opponents of the long - stalled space measure pressed for a vote on a proposed amendment to the administration - supported mea sure. The amendment would re store language to the bill giving the State Department authority to conduct all international negotia tions over rates and other mat ters involving the proposed satel lite communications network. Tuesday the Senate is set to vote on a leadership motion to invoke cloture or to gag debate to choke off a filibuster , against the bill by a handful of Demo cratic liberals. Boti sides were optimistic over their chances of winning the clo ture fight. A two-thirds vote of all senators present and voting is required to curb debate. The bill would create a private ly owned, government regulated corporation to operate the U.S. share of a worldwide space com munications system that would re lay television, radio and telephone signals. Other congressional news: Stockiplt An armed services subcommittee today was expected to begin two or three days sketch ing details of $111 million in con tracts signed with the government nearly 10 years ago by companies under the control of former Trea sury Secretary George M. Hum phrey. The Eisenhower adminis tration official has accused the subcommittee investigating the nation's stockpile of strategic ma terials of waging political war against him. Schooling Sen. William Prox mire. D-Wis., said today he would introduce a resolution recommend ing that school attendance be ex tended to help combat serious un employment among young people. He said attendance should be re quired until a student's 17th birth day, or high school graduation, whichever is earlier. mm. SINGING AND DANCING are favorite pastimes of this brown-eyed brownette, who is vying for the title of queen of the Douglas County Fair. Gloria Munroe, 17, of 1550 NW Mulholland Dr., is 5-feet 1-inch tall and weighs 104 pounds. Mon., Aug. 13, 1962 Tbt News-Review, Roieburg, Ore. 3 Russia's Twin Shot Won't Alter U. S. Space Plans 'leading up to an effort to rendej-' WASHINGTON (UPI) Three I congressional experts have agreed j that there is no need to re examine' the U.S. space program because of Russia s twin orbital shot. Instead, they feel that the U.S. program is moving ahead and will move even faster when more powerful booster rockets are de veloped. The legislators Sens. Warren G. Magmison, D-Wash., and Pes sard L. Holland, D-Fla., and Rep. Olin E. Teague, D-Tex. did not appear dismayed Sunday that the! United Stales might be behind in the race. "We have some very solid, feasible technical plans in the same field as the Russians have. Magnuson said. "The fact that one is ahead of the other doesn't necessarily mean anything." Magnuson and Holland are members- of the Senate Space Committee. Magnuson's subcom mittee approved a $3.7 billion space budget on Saturday. Teague. a member of the House Space Committee, said, "our space program is on solid ground." Holland saw the Soviet feat as a new challenge to the United States. He said it was 1 step vous two capsules in space, a; technique the United States also I plans to attempt. TcaRue said the Soviet Un- j ion had chalked) up more spectac- ular space shuts but that Uie 1 United States had performed im- j poiiant technical feats. j And he 'disagreed with Magnu-1 son s view that the Russian ac complishment had no military significance. "Everything in' space has a military significance," Teague said. "Whoever dominates space will dominate earth." 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Soblen, 61, now seeks his second writ of habeas corpus 'from the high court. He was granted the first writ in challenging the valid- Join Umpqua Dairy and the Jeff's Colli gang TWO BIG wit, i uirti at birriu I is Wednesday & Thurs. n VST DOUGLAS AUGUST 15-19 ROSEBURG ity of his detention here, but was turned down in a plea to be sent to the country of hrs choice. He jumped $100,000 bail in New York last June 25 and fled to Is rael to avoid beginning his prison term for wartime spying. Israel deported Soblen, but he wounded himself on a New York-bound El Al flight and had to be removed for hospitalization here July 1. El Al has refused three orders by the British government to re sume Soblen's self - interrupted flight to the United States. This resulted in the latest order that Soblen be deported "on a plane leaving the United Kingdom." The Israeli foreign ministry said in Tel Aviv Sunday night that if EI Al had obeyed the order to fly Soblen to the United States it would have been "in contradic tion" to Israeli law. The ministry said In a state ment that when Soblen was ex pelled from Israel the country's "part in the case was terminated." Calendar Drive Slated By Canyonvile Lions Canyonville Lions made plans for their annual community birtlidav calendar drive at their last, meet ing at The Foresters Cafe in Can yonville. John Hamlin is chairman of the calendar drive. He asks that should someone interested in participating fail to be contacted by the team of campaigners before Sept. 1 to call him to reserve a calendar. In other business, Don Bell of Roseburg presented perfect at tendance pins to IS Lions, reports Mrs. R. E. Proctor, correspondent. , . -- r Modern Air Conditioning jf - ,,j brings You y OOOI f Comfort 1 LIVE i .Ml '. 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