Page 2 The News-Review
Oct. 18, 1963
Erhard Says New German
Government Backs U .S.
Negotiations With Reds
BONN, Germany (UP1)
Chancellor Ludwig Erhard said
today his new government sup
ports continued U.S. negotia-
tions with the Soviet Union
general and controlled disarma
ment can be realized only step
by step, it is in our interest to
cooperate also in . world-wide
partial measures, as long as it
aimed at partial agreements tojis certain they do not change g
relieve cold war tensions. the power relationship between' sw -
Erhard, who replaced KonradiEast and West to our disatUan jj
Adenauer Wednesday, told par
liament in his first policy state
ment that his government be
lieves general and controlled
tagc, and do not discriminate
against us, no said. o
Krhard, following closely theiS
policies of his predecessor, said .
VxAj
disarmament is the only perma-,u is me wesi uerman govern i
, tti(u in bnnn thn unl-Il 1
nenl means oi preventing war. . v ........
"But as we understand that alert..to the unresolved Cerman
Hunter Slays
Big Bull Elk
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Nhu Says S. Viet Nam People
Have Lost- Confidence In U.S.
By NEIL SHEEHAN
SAIGON, South Viet Nam,
(UPI) Ngo Dinh Nhu, broth
er and political adviser of fres-
struction of 4.752 "strategic Vietnamese governments "h
hamlets," a series of fortified ceased to exist now."
villages developed by Nhu. He said the same was true
Ngo told the visiting news- of "relations between the Unit-
iflnni Nun Dinh Diem, said men he could not understand ea oiaies ana tne wnoie of we
Thursday that the Vietnamcsclwhy the United States has "ini-;underdeveIoped world." He did
people "have lost confidence in, Mated a process oi uisiniegra- nui eiaDorme.
the United States." tion at a time when we are! Ngo criticized the U.S. cur-
Neo. like his wife Mme. Ngo winning" the war against the tailment of commercial aid to
Dinh Nhu a frequent critic ofiCommunist. iViet Nam, part of the $1.5 mil-
U.S. policy here, repeated "People here are wondering lion the United btates waj
charges that U.S. intelligence what the United states is spending daily here.
officials tried to stage a coup doing," he said. "There is an! He said if the suspension of
against the Ngo family. atmosphere of distrust. People commercial aid continues, "it
He spoke to a group off for- have lost commence in uie.wui certainly aneci me war el-
eign newsmen in an interview united states. iorr- ana wouia lorce sis gov-
at the presidential palace amid He said uuaamsi leaaers ar-;ernment to dig into lis loreign
new Communist claims of vic-lrested after the government's exchange reserves.
tories in the guerrilla war.crackdown last August claimed
A candidate for the 1963 hunt
ing season's meanest and least mean recognition of "a tyranny
sportsmanlike gun-wiclder came established by foreign rulers"
to light this week when loggers and said West Germany would
question
He said the permanent division
Ul If lllclliy IdllUUl UU tlVt-vlJUU I ..
nnrl warnpri that as1 Inne as thni s i- - -s ' Lz&l . r. vy-v :- i
Iron Curtain extends the length Lj Z' . t " . r,c
teminwmiiil'oXffi NEWEST ADDITION to Roseburg's system of neighborhood parks is Quintus
causes of tension in the world. Park located in West Roseburg. The park; vhicn incorporates several new ideas
He said recognition of Com-, in park development, was opened Thursday for public use. (News-Review photo)
munist East Germany would
False Swearing
n the Vincent Creek area nearjnever consent to it. IV-.!---J
Greenacres came upon the dead! Erhard recalled that the Big
carcass of a magnificent elk. i Four powers are responsible tor
The loggers reported their findlsettling some or Germany s
to the Oregon State Police whoiproblems and suggested they
began an investigation in an ef- form "a body . . . which would
fort to learn the identity of the exercise its functions until such
person responsible, according to! time as a final peace settlement
Dawn Peseau, Ilecdsport corre-!is reached."
spondent. Erhard, who served as Ade-
The elk had died in a beaver naucr's economics minister for
nnnd where ho had obviously i l1 yoars, made lew enanges in
sought water to overcome the
fever from a gunshot wound.
He had been shot in the right
shoulder and abandoned in the
woods, to hobble away and die.
The creature had an antlen
spread of 38 inches, and hi
antlers carried, seven points. Ho
weighed an, estimated 800
pounds. State, police were re
ferring disposition of the huge
carcass to the Stale Game Com
mission biologist.
State patrolmen Bob Snyder
of the Game enforcement di
vision and Al ien ,S a m a r d
brought the elk into. Ilecdsport.
They pointed out that the care
less gun-wielder could bo charg
ed with at least two serious
game offenses: Killing elk out
the Adenauer cabinet when he
announced his own lineup
Thursday.
With general elections less
than two years away, he wants
to share the prestige built up
by Adenauer over the years. Er
hard's opponent in the elections
will be the Socialist mayor of
West Berlin, Willy Brandt,
Charge Dismissed
Against Salemite
Quintus Park Is New Member
Of Roseburg's Park Family
Roseburg's family of heigh- including swings, a slide, mon
borhood parks has an attractivejkey bars, two log forts and a
new member. ismall house to climb through
The newcomer is Quintus! in connection with the slide.
Judgment of acquittal was re
turned today by Circuit Court
Judge Charles S. Woodrich in
the case of Joseph E, Chipanno,
42, of Myrtle Creek, on motion
of the attorney for the defense.
Chipanno was charged in a
grand jury indictment with
"false swearing" relative to dep
" 'V .u ."V",CB. " Tne new. facility features an burg, is interested in the com-
u"uu Udl" "' ";S'"uyu " interesting assortment of play- mnily's reaction, For example,
telegram ne was accused oiiKround equipment for kiddies.Uph
r - - . , JO
Normal Temps Due
The five-day weather forecast
according to the Weather Bu-
against Diem's government. I"half . a dozen employees of
Broadcasts from Hanoi, North, th U.S. Central Intelligence
Viet Nam, claimed that theAgency and other U.S. civilian
Communist Viet Con? euerril-'aeencies in Viet Nam hadh
las have killed or captured 75,.urged them to stage a coup;reau station at the Roseburg
731 enemy troops including against the Ngo family and had airport calls for temperatures
600 Americans in the first incited Buddhists to commit! near normal with less than nor
nine months of this year. suicide. imal amounts of precipitation,
They claimed 350 aircraft, Ngo said the trust that once occurring in snowery penoas
shot down or hit and the de- existed between the U.S. and'after Saturday, i
Park, located at the Y in
tersection formed by Center and
Susan streets in West Roseburg.
It was ooened for Diiblic
.Thursday afternoon. -.
There is also a basketball court.
Some streamlined ideas in
park development have gone
use into Quintus Park, and Tom
Keel, director of parks for Rose-:
sending.
The -judge ruled that there
was no evidence introduced
Tree Plantings
ment is enclosed by a low re
tainer rail. Sawdust covers the
enclosed area, to provide a cush
ion for youngsters using the
equipment.
, There is a circular bench on
which parents can rest while
the trial to indicate that such a WLIII HUIIIUI ILC3
nrnnnnrlintr nntitnllv tnnlr nlaf!
so entered a judgment of ac
quittal without sending the case
lo tne jury. . Tne Bureau of Land Manaee- .uatrhin thi- i
The trial opened at 10 a.m.mnl nnnj ,Hn ,lmHci . : ,"'!
Inrf f l r JZ MhJ? have been made available 'surrounds the entire park la-
and defense rested their cases ,anting two-year seedlings in cility. All play equipment is
that day. On resumption of theirtnnBiia -v.iniu Bn.u mM . i , .H
,..., .j .i, ,.; I uoufilas ounty, Hoseburg BLM painted blue and white, wood-
r.cUrwrctt. a'e fied'ta red-
A charge of obtaining inonoy!ncys Kandolph Slocum of Hosc-!genera on cutting areas tm.oughj other fcalures a.e graveled
with space age Solid State Circuitry
by false pretenses against Vel
ma Irene Bell, 48, of Salem
was dismissed by Circuit Judge
the magnificent
and Dep. Dist. Atty. Thomas ,
of season and wanton waste of Don H. Sanders Thursday oni0'Del1 w?s the prosecutor.
game animal
He could be subject to up to
$500 line and six months in
the county jail on either charge
motion of the defense because
of a faulty indictment.
Judge Sanders ruled that the
indictment failed to state a
The elk had lived about four, crime on the basis of ommission
days after being wounded, it is of certain wording lo indicate
estimnl"ds ,
Liquor License
Renewals Due
According to Frances Jclli
son, city recorder, the time is
drawing near for renewal of li
quor dispensing licenses, both
restaurants,
Lions To Sponsor
Foreign Student
1...,.., ...wl nn.,1.1 Uf irnrnn ftf . ..
j.r ... iuul ",u -u""ij. pathways ana landscape im-
i-oiuanu wine uchim- uuumil-js Th i),,,,,,!,.,. rnv pnntraets ... u , . r ....
c, j -!jiuvtiiiwma at mc jiunt ui iiic
were included in three separate jpark and along the fence. Keel
bids, along with other Wcstern!said. the project was accom
Orcgon counties. Plantings willpijshed economically, requiring
begin Nov. 1. ness tlan t,c S800 whicn was
. Robert Hart of Jefferson was i budgeted for the improvement,
awarded a contract for $40,104 The work was done by Park
for planting 1.184.000 scedlings'Deparlmcnt crews, with the
on 2,2li5 acres in Douglas, Yam- street Ilivisinn nf tho Pnhlip
that the defendant had no mon- . hill, Polk, Benton, Lane, Josc-!vorks nmnrtmpnt inisiinu
ey in the bank on which the The Umpqua Lions Club Wed- phino and Curry counties. '' The Quintus Park property
alleged cheek in the sum of $10 ncsday night voted to sponsor! Southern Oregon Reforestation was originally part of the Sham
was written. The indictment as a foreign student lo live in Co. of Medford won a cunliacl; walnut Ranch. In 1959 it was
worded indicated only that there Roseburg next year, under the1 for $13,670.90 for planting 549,-jtul.ncd over to the city by Ivan
was insufficient money in the1 American Field Service pro-000 seedlings on 1,244 acres in! Edward'! The 'citv has nairll
bank to cover the check. gram. I Douglas and Jackson counties. Itho cirnpi awpicmnk nrm,n,i
The jury had been selected . The club budgeted $700 to pay P. I. Kirwan of Paulina won a ihn nark On Mav ? nf lasi!
and the Deputy Dist. Atty. Phil-;the student's expenses. A spon-1 contract for $18,535 for planting I vr.ar kcc submitted a plan fori
ip wMMiuimi umi uuiil-u ma in ii aui miijj ;uaraiuec is necessary. iuo,w.; m:i.-uiiii& on 419 utu-a 111 e park to the Park and Play-
uuiui e uie eL'iiuiii4e siuiieiu pro- ivuuias auu i.uus .tuuiuiua.
gram can be put into effect. I
Funds derived from Ihe food tLmimLok Dlan CxLitn
concession during the American XnamBer KIHnS iOIUte
Junior baseball series T- ltL LJi.
last summer are being used ' MHUIHCI IIIUUIIV
for this project. The club also The Payroll Development
voieu 10 sena s.jou to me ue- v.uniiiuure 01 mu nusuuui g . .
vers Eye Clinic in Portland.1 (area) Chamber of Commerce Alter U0SB UT rOISOII
Sight conservation is a part of Thursday night made plans toi
Lions activities. I salute another local industry, Charlotte Lee Cook, 30, of 739
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"iiiiltincc nnfnncit illnrnnv
u, .usiamums, . mi a. u jjaspwe move( ,,nt n0
lodges and those establishments',,,,,,,,,,, e ivc(, ,)ucuuse
selling packaged goods. All such, imiclmcn, n), stale ,
licenses presently ncm win ex.jcrc ailcsc( T,0 jl,(,c ,.,,,,, LcRin
' ,, ., .' ,, ., , ,, ' 'in favor of the defense.
While it would seem that there
is plenty of lime left, Mrs. Jelli-i
son reminded those concerned' p x
that it is necessary lo have fVlOVie hOHS UGT
Roseburg City Council approval
of such applications before they! A J J-J Iu.h.i!.,.
can be passed on for stale up AGUeO AltraCTIOn
proval. I
Those affected living outside Roseburg residents attending
the citv limits must submit their the film "Lawrence Of Arabia
renewal applications to the nuw
grorna commission. Tlie com
mission okayed the plan and in
eluded the project as part of this
year's city park development.
Woman Hospitalized
county court for approval.
Jerry Roberts, chairman an-during 'he month of November. ,W. Fairhaven St., Roseburg.
nounced that the annual basket- Future industries w h c r e was reported in an improved1
ball backboard program was'Srowth potential is possible condition today at a local hospi
011 now, and that 30 backboards;wele discussed, and a tentativeal, where she was taken after
being shown at the Indian!'11 '-' ade available to neigh-;sel"'tlon l01' December was apparently drinking an insecti-
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llMl J i it i E ll i ft 5 - S1 Mi
i ' mmJUULi i'.v ttf &n,M as iutihr--i wr
a n w : 11 1
Charles Larry Clark
She was rushed to the hospi-
iM.,...i..A ntn...t n n..;ni, lorliood areas. Mnrviitni: inlnr.i iiuiui.-.
, , ' icstrd may contact Roberts at! Reports were made on activ- reports.
ur 1.1 ii 159 w iirnprnii si nn,i ih dies of other industries saluted
: ..i....r..i j....i hiunk u-iii ho nmiin .,,ii,i,in nn previous montiis. iai oy aniDiiiance anout 1 a.m
'garb as 'he plays organ numn a first-comc-first-servc ba-! Sunray Orchards, Located today in an unconscious state!
of bers at the start of each night's1 sis. M" c "CCK' was tne ue- auer ne incident, i nc poison
Hoseburg High School line"""' ";" '". "-
and baekfield football coaches P10ll,el from ,1,e ranoh, owned name of Malathion. family trou-1
Jim Uracken and Darl Thorn !Dy cilenn an1 Doris. Eutler is.bles and an extreme nervous I
ton spoke to the club on football jSunray Prunes marketed in condition were blamed for thcl
activities and phases of to-imnny ri,nric Northwest stores. 'situation, said police.
night s Roseburg-Coltago Grove
Charles Larry Clark, 4(1,
Roseburg, a World War II dis- performance
anied veteran, died at the home, Wagner wears a costume pat
of his mother at Potlaleh, Ida-tented after the original "Law
no, of a heart condition Oct. 13,'rence of Arabia" garb worn
according lo word received here.jby Peter O'Toole in the movie.
Clark's wife and children, Mi- It was obtained by Wagner from
chael and Patricia of 837 NK a friend who had resided in game.
Church St., returned today from Saudi-Arabia. It is a white cos-i
Idaho, where they attended the tunic made of flaxon seed, trim-' rML, C T n
final rites. ,mcd in gold gilt. The head f niner-iOn I COITI UUe
He was born in Hillsborojerown is of silk and gold thread. !th p J le
Jan. 31, 1917. lie had been in The costume is worth about $301). I 1 0 LnU V.nUrCH jCNeS
ill health for many months and; Wearing pointed shoes and
had been confined at both the dark make up, Wagner provides A sP(,cial father and son team
Seattle. Wash., then Portland a startling spectacle and a col- from Caldwell, Idaho, this week
Veterans Hospitals, lie had just orul entree for the desert film. N"' Wl" P tllp current
been released and hud gone to ipvangelislic services being held
Ihe home of his mother, Mis.i Firo Hitc Drvnr ' at tllt' niUc Missionary Church
Sadie Clark, in Potlaleh to re-. uryer Kos,,1)l.K
cuperate when death occurred.! The Roseburg Rural I'irc Dc-I 'ecoriliiig to the Rev. Kd
Hesides his widow, children partment was called to the home war(1 Charon, host pastor, the
and his mother, he is survived nf Mr. and Mrs. Kd Andes at lil'v- 'y'e Dilley Jr., who has
by three brothers, Pat of Mos- 1542 NK Hollis St. at 8:40 p.ni.'1'0''" conducting the two-week
cow, Idaho, Bill of Potlatch and Thursday on the report of a fire ser'es. will be joined by his
Joe Clark of Los Angeles. in an electric clothes dryer. It father, the Rev. Clyde Dilley
Funeral services were held was discovered the fan on the Sr f"r ""' 7:30 p.m. services
Wednesday at Kimball Funeral' machine bad frozen and the spl fur Friday. Saturday and
Home in Paiousc, Wash., with'motor had overheated. There Sundny, and for 11 a.m. serv
ices at the regular morning
worshin hour on Sunday.
On Sunday at 3 p.m. a spe
cial rally service will be put
on by the two visiting evange
lists. The elder Dilley will sing
and the Rev. Dilley Jr. will do
the preaching. The public is in
viled to attend all of the services.
burial in the Potlatch Cemetery, was no damage.
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