- j : - . -
plus
Oreg
et Sur
on s
Budg
$16 Million Over Estimate
Th tut budget lurplui a
fll.OMOOO more than was es
titrated at th beginning of th
Legislature last January. Sec
tHry oT SUK Mark -"Hatfield
reported Friday.
Thii don not mean this money
Is irrunediatery available for
pending, ttite officials uid. It
has not been allocated and will
remain tot th next Legislatur
to band.
Oregon Development Director Appointed
'!
wnmwummmrrjmmjwmwmmm
Tail colutni wu first t protest
recent penalties for violation i
th city cavil service commission
regulation against outside employ
ment for flreme and policemen.
It urged strongly the repeal or
radical revision of the regulation.
It is disappointing therefore to get
the word from the commission that
it contemplates no change "at the
present time." such as was recom
mended by the city council. How
ever, 1 would not Join the States
man's evening contemporary in
calling on the members at the
civil service commission to resign
lets take some time and see ,f.c"ns ' y
the controversy can't be ironed out p m . the U. S. Weather Bureau at
without resort to extreme methods j McNary Field uid.
What needs lo be realised is1 Weslhermea said a little cooler
that the civil service commission '
is really an independent body. It
was created by special charter
ameadmeot which gives H power
to draw up and enforce regula
tion. Members art appointed by
the council, with terms staggered.
The term of Kenneth Perry s
pire in 14. f William J. Eatress
in 1M0 and f Monro Cheek ia
1W. (Parenthetically, one may
say that these are all men held
in high respect hi this commu
mtyl. T reorganise th rrnnmn
sion by replaeements would take
at least three yean The council
ones nave in power 10 rrmtn
any member from efftc Iwr speci
fied reasons, including "other good
cause"; but the proceu requires
filing of written charge and a
hearing. Th present tiller enc in
op'nion on a matter f policv n
hardly "good cause" for suck
radical treatment as removal from
ofhc
Hiatorically . civil aervice com-
sart.aatrwaa rwitial ha ailrf MWimMrt
body, immun from pressures and
pull Otherwise Ms merit system
(aliased ea editorial oaf- I"
Move Afoot to Organize
Berry Growers' Union
Rv l lU-fW. t.
resa UMar, TW Maiesasaa
A MITT. Ja I A move to m-
grnwen inln a pne bargaining
. . . . Mu.u.diM l
UHini I. ynuri ...j..
anwwig . Amity hrrry growers. It
was reported here today
' )uHe a few af have dis
cussed the ide aod everwher it
is meeting with faoraWe re
sponae " Howard Davidson Am
ity sorry grower taid ia support
ing the anion plan
Thai won't h )ust an ordinary
berry groweri' association he I
said Purpow of the vnma Willi
he la bargain with the raonones
e re decided that if ad get
lnei her we at least hae a eaaall
r Ha are Ni takmg th matter rer,
Yftai th prnceswars." j
Hetrj grooert a'e being aked
to vowv aomieot aa the aasna
omit iiienf by Ii Urtwssing ar wrll-
leg twvsdso at Baa L Amety.
In closing out itato account!
for th last biennium Hatfield,
as chief fiscal officer for tbt
state, uid the leneral fund sur
plus it 4t,,J2S. At the start
of the Legislature the State Tax
Commission had estimated a
surplus of about tS. 000,001.
Major portion of the surplus
comes in the form of $17,700, SOO
more revenue from income tal
es than was anticipated.
iNew Oregon planning and devrlopaaeat director JnUus a-
sen (center) confers with Gov. Robert Halves (seated)
and Ivaa Bloch, Industrial consultant, following Jensen's
appointment Friday morning. (Statesman Photo)
Holmes Names Seattle
Man as State Planner
Julius B. Jensen, 45, who has spent the past year as man
aging director of the Seattle Industrial Expansion Assn., wu
appointed Friday as director of the Oregon Department of
Planning and Development
After the announcement of his appointment by Gov. Rohert
D. Holmes in th executive offices Friday, Jensen told report
Hottest Day of
Year Recorded
Friday wu the hottest day of the
' .
year in Salem with the mercury j
..-.uJ ..
aralnrr lorecist for today with
ik, hi oh ri(l t. r.wh n mnA
(nt ow jj Yesterday's low wai
M
Tbe continued fair weather will
continue until Stoday except lor
tow mornuil Ckwds, the weather
bureau uid.
Associated Press reports North
(Oregon beaches will be fair ;
through tonight except for (o or
lew cloud ia th morning High
j will be between to 70
Moderate fire danger was re
ponH ,B Northwest Oregon lor-
MtI
Suburb of Eugene
Okehs Annexation
Kt'CENE, July II (
Residents
of a ino-acre area at the southeast i
ledge f Eugene voted 11-41 yester-
tf -
f ' !
Ahout Pfnam r',,'r
ed to vet ia th annexation elec-:
I nrewers stse are bring con '
laded for ophyms and ai the
gets aoderway, every
lhrrry (rnvini i-ornmonMy wiB he'
contacted according ta' Dsvidsaa 1
Or..nnrnf meial iwntiitn ill he'
- -
planaes later la areas earns sing
the plan, he said
Jet Fires
aa WirepaaSa Pa I
ATOMIC Tm lTsT. Met,
inky II Ts. age mi
mtr Jefease flasbed hsse
ssstaf srttw the nrkt, W th. Krai
er -as-air rwraei wtth a eartrar
war bead hi. a J t Hajwler
ptaae.
TVs 4lr fit It I riniwt
eaned the eeVes at h power.
Wsk"ewsstJI k WmffQA,
Cat. BersaeJ L Parsoa, depa-
Other revenue account and
their increase over anticipated
receipts include liquor revenues,
up 13,446; gift and inheritance
taxes, $S04,M; insurance de
partment sources, fUS.aw. and
interest on state deposits, $77J,
171 At the time of former Gov.
Elmo Smith's message to the
Legislature last January the
ers he does not favor
giveaway
programs'' lo attract new indus
try and he thinks Oregon's big
omI rinra it iiwiiialrv ta m lha
:u,.,-L; ..a ' Jiro,.!
lines.
" ' K - .......
The new stale department Jen
sen heads was created by I he
147 legislature at (ov Holmes
reouent as an Industrial promotion
agency. Jensen will be paid SIX
Ma
"Betaia Bralas, DaUars"
Jensen said he concluded after
,lvf " ' evelopment
"'rector that business is sensi
Uve It goes only where it is in-
v,,d ,ni ,t,r expandu only
where it is well trraied There is
much to be done in this field in
rW,sWMH mtiA I am in full n,-rnrri
;w11h ovwpor , jay,, j .
ha M retention of our
beat brains and business dollar-
here "
UaB Blotn porg.no consultant
wn0 will help do research for the
af,WT lftd who has been en
gaged in a umilar caparrty lor
the past seversl months, aim wan
on hand at the governor's an
nouncemenl I , .
, . , . . , Salem Refmhliran. wai appointed
Bloch naid h helm-es Oregon , . J , .
.hould loos lo lste and countr.esi P1"' ' e''' ""erim
bordering the Pacific Ocean for Utudy committe on fish and wild
new markt rather than looking
to the easlrrn lslo
rreigat Rales HaaeWap
Asked what he considers the
biggest ohiacles to (Vegon s in-
dustrial "'tor"en Bloch re
nllaXl 1 hf fthllllinaT fWf M Or-
gon from e..tern markets through
higher freight rales and ih low
ing oown ol (he r eneral power -
RLv4 nnVinl ih.i . .tl
have to he made of Oregon i tax
tnirture la see if it discoursees
new Indus! ry
I AawlllM.1 DelalU m Tag. I
The Weather
Taday'l frt: Caetrinwad
aooarsHy fair ikmI far law
(j)( mj, (pjina Clr
U:S. ,
"ST" ww
ir -pt nf ii
A -Rocket to Launch Nuclear Air Defense Age
ty ta the test ssaaager .
lary erfalrs. ah "The
Mag
wa taltv sim safst
aad efteeta eaneet.
fat r.rtr Raarfchssoa.
far. ta. pel af Ike laaaek
SM ptaae saM. Trrnmimf
wessl fhs. tH- eneap. assoesnrer
wa aol eyi elel UII."
slal. W Brae, rtweaa..
Cs, aa et IK efBeers wba
ortgiaally estimated Ut.Mt.to
surplus wu revised upward to
LB. 0, 006.
'The fact that this last figure
was exceeded by- some tit. SO,
00 means that the next Legislature-
will have that much more
surplus to consider, provided
the state's budget remains on
the same level during the next
two years." '
3 Sandy
Children
Die in Fire
SANDY. Ore . July If -Three
little girts - the oldest I and the
youngest one month were killed
tonight when s fire raced through
and destroyed a two-story frame
bouse near here.
Sandy Fire Chief Lyle Seaman
identified the victims u Sherry
Rae Gaagc. I; and her sisters,
Yvonne Mae, 1, and Karen Lee,
one month.
Seaman -uid the firls were the
daughters, and only children, of
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gaage.
The fire broke out in th kitchen
of the home. Seaman said. A sis
ter of Mrs. Gaage. who wu baby,
sitting while the couple wu out,
uw the flames and ran to a
neighbor for help.
When the girl. Mary Aan Weath-
erwix, 17. and the neighbor re
turned, the flames had leaped
through the bouse. They wer un
able to enter K
Seaman uid the three children
all were asleep in an upstairs bed
room when the blaze erupted.
The only part of the house left
standing. Seaman uid, wu a
brick chimney.
The fire occurred about two
Road. Sandy i. about miles I
east of Portland.
Solons Quit
Smoking at
Cancer Probe
WASHINGTON. July If (-The
Cigarettes-lung cancer testimony
was still conflicting today but
House members who listened t It
quit smoking, in th hearing room
at least
Instead of th pipe, cigars and
cigarettes so much in evidence at
yesterday's opening session, mem-
oers of a government operations
subcommittee fiddled with pencils
today as they continued their hear
ings. Chairman Blatnik (D-Mim) ah-
j . v .... , ., .
r ri.hie T
........ ,-...., a " I
ettes to a pipe
jurt to be on the
isle side '
. .. r
nfwa ai ririsaai rtrw i u mis morn-
in "'" r ''
m AAI, I Ml ...l.nl.ll , m m mmtmm
filled room.
r
In lod. testunony Dr Ernest I
woan-aetiormg instiiut
, r,nrer rMesrrh uid th. lnt.li
scientific knowledge to date "e I
tablkhes bey ond reasonable doubt -! -V"r- eannim
that agarett, .mok.o, i, w 'trurture were caubously optHnu
cause of an increasing lnr.denreUc ,h,t A wouM bur"
of lung cancer among men and
omen
Dr R H R if don protestor of
pathology
Texas Set
at the I'mversity of
School of Medicine said ex-
isting information is not enough
In ' fifv" r,w-li.MUt that
Ir,tl, .moking increases th lun
cancer rate
Elfstrom on
Interim Unit
Slal. Rmi Rnhert 1. FMslrom
lile
This group will report ill rerom
mendations to the l"1 Stale Ig
islature
F.llilrom wi named
House Speaker Pal Ooolev,
when
Port
n Imorr friday completed
his appointment of representatives
'o niierwr rnmmntee imiiari
Selection of Rn Ouv Jonas Sa
lem tsemocrat to Ih mlefim lai
committae disckmed the da ,
helore
( S44 Setailt m fa ( I
Red Might Dupliyed
Mnst ow Jul i
ev The So.
vim a(iM mmi,ir, Srt.M mi
piar
e. taaku
UmUt in
artillerv and ml.o
a military di.plav
for vsiting King Mohammed U
air of Afghanistan
wee ea Ike grwaad Vrtlv he
aeatk Sa
ats tl. rael.l -W,
wee. oat lastlweed be the biaal
aog Pasah. TV iWtatssa kaaard
wa alfssr."
TW rarhet. s Cwle prtaW.d
kv Istsifta Airrr.si ( ... streake
tot rr.sa as Fa Ii spi. H
si : A M
Akosst nw seiswas later a
sorts . Ike Isrgei . Vlt.s
ted pafcat la space wlU a vtnd
107 Yaar 3 UCTtONS
Briton Sets Mile
Record; 4 Race
Under 4 Minutes
LONDON, My II itV-Toar
aaea trashed the lea
II ha beta daa by
In ana race.
Th waraf aaaV
was lower1 by Dank
rac waaaer, t 1:17.1:
wu tea DeJaay, Maad, at 1:
U.U aad faarth Kaa Was at
Britain at I: MA
Tom th Brittah
Dr. Sheppard
To Get Lie
Detector Test
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 1 (v-
Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard. convict
ed of wife murder IVt years ago in
one of Ohio's most sensational tri
als, finally will get a lie detector
test But a favorable result still
would leave him a long way from
treeoom. it appeared today. quest. The Senate cot only 17S
Permission for tbe test on the, million dollars from the admlnis
suburhan Cleveland osteopath wu tration bill and it approved some
granted today by Gov. C. William
O'Neill in the wake ol a "confes-
sioo by
a man unoer arrest in
Florida
Sheppard's co-counsel, Lt. Gov.
Paul M. Herbert, uid the 33-year-old
osteopath hu mad a
vague" identification of Donald
Wedler! S, now in custody ia De
land. Fla. Sheppard, now in Ohio
Penitentiary, was shown aa en-1
Urged Associated Press wirephoto
of Wedler.
Sheppard always has contended
""'"f0! "lril)'': T"
bludgeoned to death by a bushy
.haired intruder who later attacked
him twice. But a Cleveland Jury
convicted Sheppard of the July 4
1M. murder in tbe Sheppard'
Bay Village horn, a Cleveland
suburb on the shares of Lake Erie.
It, Tampa. Fla., Earle Stanley
Gardner said som angles of Wed
ler confession have bee checked
and found to b accural. Th
mystery writer uid the angle re
lat to th construction of th
Sheppard home near Cleveland.
Threat of Dam
Break Subsides
CAPUUN.
Colo.. July lt
Farmer, .tut linU. fnlrfl
- -
their home, today the threat
m a orris m ine terrace reservoir
i... -i-j
mnixm.
Mor- ,h, 1 000 ijv iB'Brundag. reported receipU at an
in. imrfMWIlal. .r. in m,lhM,f
Mi . n - - - u.
Colorado
Minv
yesterday, fearing a wall of water
if the dam brok.
Engineers working to plug a
Today's Statesman
Paaa
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Ann Landers
Church Now
ClassifWd .
Comic . .
Crossword ...
Mifanal
Haena Panaeam
Mark
Obituaeio
ladia-TV (Sat.)
laeKa-TV (Sun.)
taart ...
Star Qatar
Valley Naw
Wirephaf saa
State Farm Mutual Enlisting
Staff; Offices Ready Dec. 15
i nmpietion of ine I , mi ocin
wm rngionai oiiic. Building m
insurance I nmpanv ai Salem n
jet lor Dec IS Harold S itson
nerkeley Calif said Frtdar
ilaoa he n pervmnel man
',rr " ,h regional office al
neriesey h in Salem to hire worn
en 'or fteninr posit torn on Ike head
quarters office stall Total Sum
her of Salern ssrsntoves Wttaoe
plans Ui Mr ia IB
An addttssael I ft nertnn in h.
lrnferred from slitorm.
., . ,.i t.i ...ii
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M ,rf ,j Another VI claim
sdsiting employe, ,H he add-d I
flattk aad
k eat
Hag af piak aod wka watrk
flaated laosly la saore tk.a -aa
trri. Paoer ml Ike rnrk-t
ho keea asoaaaeest t - k.
kva MMtel.at hat Ii r.r. I
St Alktoaoa easaat.nnVT mi the
defeat, eaosaa.atl- till ke
eaartee al C aeaa. Sorsas.
fat. t.af kelare Ike ltot that
k esasht win sa a essae ka-ava-
- 14 PACK
Hoffa
Foreign Aid
Cut Voted
By House
WASHINGTON. Jury 19-
(AP) - Tbe House tonight
passed a 13,110,833,000 for
eign aid authorization bill, cut
1727,800,000 below President
Eisenhowers request,
Passat was by a JS4-154 roll-
call vol.
The vol climaxed a week of
hot debate over tbe averse aid
program m which the House also
voted down major Eisenhower pro
posals to put the aid program on
a long-term basis.
Th bill now goes to the Senate
House conference for compromise
with a Senate-passed bill muck
closer ta Eiaenhower'a on final ra-
j long-term aid authority,
utu Da - vntlaa
Eisenhower and Secretary of
State Dulles wer counting on (he
Srnate-Hous Compromise Com
mute to rescue some foreign aid
projects severely trimmed ia a
haal hectic day of House voting.
Specially hard hit ia the long
session that raa into the evening
hours wer Eisenhower progrsms
for a new development loan fund
and for economic aid to support
defense programs of U S. allies.
Lap M MilHoa IMIar
Instead of the SO million dollars
Eisenhower wanted for defense
support ia the coming 11-month
period, th House voted ltt-74 for
only M0 millions Th Senate bill
provides 100 million dollars.
U.S. Budget
Balanced for
Second Year
WASHINGTON. July 1 orv-The
government today announced Us
second balanced budget ia a row,
showing a tl44S.000.0Ot surplus
far the 157 fiscal year which
ended June JO.
However, the Treasury repon
chilled hope for an early tu cut
Officials have stated that any sig
BlftCSK Ul
n
r. i ....
I ;,." by seere-
i.rv rj ik. Tr...urv Humnhrev
.ll-iliiw i -v,n u wi wv
land spending at a peacetime rec
ord of tm 344 001 00
Not since 1M7-4I ha the govern
ment had two successive balanced
budgets. Eisenhower's proposed
budget for the present fiscal year,
i controversial 17100 or WW doc
ument now being pruned by Con
gress, calls for a third surplus,
amounting to tl lil.ooo oo.
Bicycle, Car
Hit; Lad Hurt
An eight-year-old Salem hoy sus
tained a mangled arm and a pn
sible skull injury when th hicvrl
he was riding collided with an an
tomohile Friday after none, nesr
Xaw Cnerry Ave . slal police said
Taken to Salem (ieneral Hospi
tal hy city first aidmen was ln
R Holmes, of 17.10 Clearview Rd
An attendant uid the boy was list
ed I "fair'' condition
Police said driver of the vehicle
in the accident was Alvin H. Ksrn
ll rhemewa Rd
10 ine -arinspew mrirw pavraii es-
iimaien to run wn a minion 001
In me firs! af three acheduled 0 Appeal I VerQICl
personnel visas. Wilson plant to
mplov approximately women' ASHINCTON -lulv 11 -ae
lhi trip Accepted eprliraM Havwrifht Arthur Miller
.tt a.L. t- sV- -l -.I.. I.A teM in ine a rWian.mnftth
win iw i s srn tt' law rr wnwnm i tp 1 nr
m Berhelev for Ihree In lour
mnnlht training prior lo th som
ipg of the Salem offices
Coostnirtlon on the one dnrt
buiMina rosnoleleat la dale m the
mnrrMe flnnr and onmnn heamt
lor the btnMing walH and rnn
TV. w-.
i, . , . . u ,....,
fir interchange at the Portland
T prew.y north of Sslerr
liaa a ettetny plae
M Ik. "keal or .an
le ealtett
have "
Tke
t. e.
skar
laaarklag ptaae eaa Ha
.pa altaa wee. otaktaf a
are aaoal s attar sway
akr tfc earkel weal aN
"Tk. al.a. aaraaaserad Hstle
avar. tkaa mmrmmi larkate.M
Itxt ta. akack !." NaSrfcl
Saa Th.
WUNMB IAW
The OrflMi Statesman, Salons, Oregjpw,
Freed by
Bribe Charge Rejected
i. ,'. . :. i " s . . -'A' ' i!
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1 ,ii ''" "" :' " v .' j
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WASHINGTON, July It
from a taxi teday after bein; acsjultted at chargei f eoa
soiriaf aad kriMnf t plant a spy within the Scaat rack
et lavestitatiaf. committee. (AP Wlrephte)
Miss USA Really
Mrs.; Loses Title
Publicity Brings Word Her Father
Still Alive; Accepts Show Offer
By JOHN BECH.tR
I.ONC BEACH, Calif, July 19 (AP)-A day of shocb
started Friday for Leona Cage when she lost her Misi
I SA title because she is married and it ended when sha
receivedncwi her father is still alive, . . .
Thii nrwi and a series of show business offer Indi
cated the Mary land beauty might be gHflne; her anderellB
coach out of the ditch into.which it careened this morning wt
she was ousted from the contest for being married.
Mrs. Mary Leona Gage Ennia of Manhattan Beach, Md., wu
deluged with snow business offers all day after sh admitted
Peru Girl Miss Universe
LONG BEACH. CalH.. July It ifv-A dark-eyed aeaarita nwaa
rem. Gladys kVaaer, lt. of Una, laaigbt was aaaaed Mis I
Mlaa leader, t feet 7. with
UUa Aaiertraa ever U wl taw telsrwtleaaf beaaty eealeat.
PWIa seread was Miss Brasil. Tereaiaaa Gear! Meraag.
M. el Marraas: aad third Mia England, taaia saute, XJ.
that she has a husband and two young son, a situation which
promptly knocked her off her Miss Vniled State throne and left
tonight i final competition without a I' S entry
Tonight, she said that she plans to accept a IMO-a week engage
ment at the Tropicana Hotel at Lai Vegas
Bid a little later the Igyear-old girl faulted. In this reporter I
arms, when he told her her father. F. D Gage. 5, is a palsied
patient at the Wichita Fall. Tex . county farm hospital
When she was revived in her room aha gaaped: "I thought
he was dead They told me he was dead."
She then said after she left Trial for Maryland with her hus
band. Air Force Sgt Gen Norm F.anis, two yean age ah wrot
to her lamily She said the was unable to leara anything definite
about her lather, finally "resigning myself to the thought that he
was dead "
lona uid Gage had been in a bad aula accident then, ai an
aircraft plant worker luflered a aver electrical shock and she
combination left him paralysed
She said her mother divorced her father and remarried The
mother new is Mrs nailer Biggs of Dallas, who confirmed tonight
that Leon is the daughter ti the Wirhit Falls man
She admit led tonight that she is It. not II as she told contest
officials and th press previously
Miu Huh who succeeded Mrs F.anis as Mias I nited Slates
as prohibited (mm joining tonight i finals because ah had aot
earlier competed against the lorriga entrants
(Ptrtare wtresnWU a' Pkrtare aad aa. (VUHs ea page I)
Miller Fined, Jail
r
l p r ry JUjUtnUCU,
-r- i I l I a.
iibji ij . sum a, - - -
proded .ail ,eo.e loda, for
ronieinot "tigress hu' he re
fUsl in let the ctrtam full on h-
He annouixM he .num sppes'
savins i mo' nerw t in i t- n
committed oiotempt
1 V iii J-rtee fhwle. Mr
t .Ai t.t A, . . mo-
Hon Miller made -nrf,, in h. e
hi, V.v Jl rtH-inn et s.de
fTtaTdJ akaVCf'Stl paMtli
Ma) Rear aa faar atker aa
feaM eniaxatt atrVrrrt a e r a
alaliaae aaarr MW Mats U leal
Ike pn.ttklt efferla apaa Ike rt
yWtaa sslarln
Tke anVart said tkey ttaatt
kaeekaae tkaar ere. tSratl
ahead
"Wa aerea I rarhe kr Ike
Bnar wat, "Tha keal
Saturday, July 20, If 57
Srailiaf Jaact B. Haffa warn
H-H JS saeaaaresaeeU. U tW first
Soap Box Derby Parade
Today, Races on Sunday
Home mad racing hug sn ac
rordian hand, the Willamette Ri
ver Days royal court and mer loa
. . . n .
rn, derhv 4r,ver, will psr.de ,
Ik.M rf ntm mi nnfaai V ss lsri I assfxas w In
through nWntnwn U-m lortsv lo
kickoflthe tilth annual Salem Snap ihe lirj hny and their ipoasars.
Boi Derby ; sill he the Sslem summer recrra-
Sarling from the ( apiinl Mall I mo hand reprmfntatnet Irom tha
al II in :he parade led hy Iella Smiley on Salem Mayor Ra
rand marshal SecreUrv ol Stale hert T White nther ctty d if rut a-
Sin haifieM atM a r " rroot
ruard will wind Hi av west on
, ( oeeoeketa In H.gh Street south
Ian H(h t Ferrv Street east on
ml Ik Watsl was aeatal taed
tag la h-eet W a Isnnwr. aar
akea I Is apeaed far awavess ."
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No, 111
Jyey
Teamster
May Seek
Beck's Job
By KARL K. BALM AN
WASHINGTON, July 19-(AP)-James
R. Hoffa, No, 1
man in the Teamxten Union,
won an acquittal today on
charges that he conspired and
bribed to plant a spy withia
the Senate Rackets Committe.
Th verdict may rocket Hoffa
into th union's presidency, a pant
being vacated by Dav Beck, who
is retiring under charges front
th ume Senate committe that
a misappropriated large rums
am th union.
A federal court jury of seven
women and fiv men deliberated
only about thro hours and a half
hi reaching it verdict exonerat
ing Hoffa, 44. Conviction upoa the
charges h faced could bav car
ried a penalty up 't 11 years ia
prison and 121.100 in fines.
As his wife and daughter Bar
bara, it. stood weeping with joy
la th courtroom. Hoffa let it b
known be would make u earty
edsioa on whether t seek Beck's
Members f the Senata cornmhV
tea obviously wer chagrined at
th versioa but only ant, Sen.
Goldwater (R-Arix), had any bn
mediat comment. H said: "Jo
Louis makes a pretty good da
tes attorney, that's all I cm
say."
w Leal ta Indlsncs
This was a reference to the fact
that ta farmer world heavy
weight diampioa spent a fay and
a half k a conspicuous placa k
th courtroom cudienc as th
jury, consisting of sight Negroes
and four whit parsons, heard ta
evidenc.
Louis deacribed Hoffa U news
men as "my food friend" ass!
said n had com to ae what was
aapsksniag ta aim.
On th atbsr aid, a Ngr
sistant US. attorney, Harry At
exaader. wag aaatad wUk govern
mcnt counsel during the trial,
though a took no sctiv part ta
th courtroom rcSuii.
WaM Jaaas Fraan JsaM
Robert r. Kmaody, chiaf coun
sel of th genets cemmitt. ra
marfcad soma tun as that ha
woum -tump ff th
dom'' if Hoffa war acquitted.
Today Edward Baaittt WO-
Uams. Hoffa i defense attorney
I one of ih aast's best-known
criminal lawyers, said Jubilantly:
Im going to mid Boobv Ken
nedy a parachute for whea ha
jump eft th dom "
la reaching Its decision, tha
jury had to decide betwea th
tori told from th witnesi sUnej
by Hoffa snd John Cy Cheasty,
41. New York UwyT-investigator.
ly ha vorthct, it clearly believed
Hoff when be denied that nt and
Hyman I. riarhbach, Miami attar
nry. induced Cheasty to got s Job
with th committee, then brewed
him t feed there Ms secrets
Hoffa said h used a onion
fund ia his defense.
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Alhanv. s Bov Scout color guard,
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lieriyv nirriort are Alfred Pfev
frr and ! iii i Charles Munaon
and Clark Carlton
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' duly Sunday when festivities will
, begin at I g m . actual racing at
3pm The champtnnafitp rae b
tweea Class A and B winanri wfll
come at S i m
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program wiU follow the rar at
p m Sunday The dinner sn ha
free In Aertrvitl and I small fa
charged others
Inspection of Vroy rers aad teat
runs will follow the parade today
1st McCuflocb Stadium ia th art.
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