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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1955)
G3 0 w - D (J a Salem, Oregon, Wcdnyday, sV,'fmlrt 21, p3 "o oc3o .5) ?3 5?aO GOPandDemocratfr ' w' loopenaOMiliion On Tele vision in ' 5 6 -i- Parlies to Spend Twice as Much As in 'TO ti- lly DON WHITEHEAD WASHINGTON ifWThc Demo- crane ana uepujncan parlies very The Democrals say Ihey havent' yet Dcsun negotiations with the net Trunk fuUfCdak DALLAS. T. (JiD Lester P Wiggins' attorneys questioned 22 witnesses yesterday in an elfort to hack up his elaim that his deceased mother left him $43,000 in cash in an old trunk. I he Internal Revenue Service rnntpnHv lha 4nt ........ I ,i Works, but tllCV also will resprvn money in iqm smt 10.1a --.j u ". i 111 auvancs 01 tne cam- subject to income taxi sirran onve. i Higgms, whose tax trial ended Party leaders in 197.2 had little in a hung jarv in 19,i4 says he or no experience with television got the. trunk and money in the as a campaign medium and this earlv summer of 194? when his lack of experience was expensive. : mother died. He sa.d' his mother in iiu- nedi 0; tne campaign, criti- put away cash gifts to him as a likely will spend a whopping six ' V""-5"15' wncn P3"? leaders child and later saved the monev million dollars between them to ., ,', wor. almosl any Price he n,ade. m a smal1 ly working carry tne 19. presidential cam- , , m u. people m oua joos naign arguments into millions of End dramatically. But it's American homes bv television. ,a, costl'..ng to buy TV time Advance estimates indicate tcle-lsnon " ' "ause it means vision will bo the lamest sin!i , lns . a Pre-emption fee to :. .u. 1 1 producers who gave ud the Each party will spend about double!"1 addltlon 10 " regular network the amount spent in 1952. Theic0J' , . , money will come from the treasur- J, J .kn.elwork.so,urcSs haV.c ies of the national committees. I M',matcd ,lhat m a ,h.e Re state committees and allied citizen' ?"s f"' more. lhan S2m roups i buying up expensive time on short By law, (he national committees "''"vSuch n0"e"i "me when SIM Be Opening tire campaign. But each party can a ' w 65 '? "P13'" a campaign ! rldcstep this limitation by having '""J' """ DJ a group 01 sate organizations and citizens' !p i. n '"?, 1. j ... nit n Ihe "l i nmi uieir Own The Republicans already arej l'ckering with the national net works for favorable TV spots next r0LCC Inquiry time by brand Jury Will Re-open AYitness Monday in Portland fjll. particularly in the last six weeks of the campaign. The best limes are the evening hours. 97-Year-Old Twins Claim Land Swindle SAN ANTONIO, Tex. ifl-Attor- V"i a t . ys are preparing brieis in a case IjOClll'CV .LiHtC emergencies but their extra costs I PORTLAND A Multnomah wcren t as heavy as those of the County grand jury again has on Republicans. And it is no secret ' its schedule an investigation of the that the Democrats must hoard Oregon Liquor Control Commis Ihcir money a good deal more sion. carefully than the Republicans, j Disl. Atty. William Langlev said liolh parties face the problem the probe will open next Monday of heavier costs for TV time. In 'with Howard Bobbitt a former 19."2. a half hour on one network FBI agent who investigated the coast-to-coast cost about S32.OH0. commission for Gov. Paul Patter according to one source at GOP son earlier as the first witness, national headquarters. But with t Last month's grand jury invosti more TV stations in the network. 'gation of the commission was hall. the cr.st next year will be just ed when one of the members of about double. I the jury disclosed she was rplaleH to a commission employe being in vestigated. The grand jury probe was or dered after Oregon Atty. Gen. i Robert Y. Thornton accused Gov. Patterson of withholding "secret evidence" which he said Rnhhili NEW YORK m Arthur Godfrey j and Robert F. Maguirc, a Port- attorney, had developed Iii N.Y. Stunt! which blind, 97-year-old twin iisters claim they were swindled out of land. They seek 5365,000 damages. The sisters. Mrs. Inez Garcia Ruiz and Mrs. Aniceta Garcia! finally got around to his part in 'land Barrera, testified through an inter-: the opening of the new West Side I their investigation for the gover- preler yesterday in tneir suit airnnes terminal dui ne was nearly nor. against a nephew, Benigo Barrera a week late and a mile away from I The governor denied that he was of La Rosita. !t"6 terminal. I withholding any evidence. They claimed he persuaded them M originally was planned for him I The attorney general wanted to in 1936 to sign a deed for 13.138 to land a helicopter on the roof of see repositions, which he said Bnb acres of Starr County land now the terminal at its opening last bilt and Mpiiire had tnken in the believed to contain valuable uran- week. ; course of their investiT,"iion, in iinri deposits. They said they The stunt was vetoed by City order to make sure that Irw vio thotisht they were signing a per- Marine and Aviation Commission- In'ions were not hemg overlooked. mit for erection of a fence on their cr Vinrent A. G. O'Connor, who This led to a hitier exchange rf land. Barrera denied the charges. Dewey to Fly Around Globe NEW YORK I.TV Former Gov Thomas E. Dewey will leave Satur day on a plane trip around world. The two-time Republican presi dential candidate said yesterday the four-week trip will be "entirely personal and not official in any way." lie will visit five countries for Ihe first time Turkey. Pakistan. India, Burma and Thailand. He also will slop in Italy. Israel, Jor dan. Lebanon, Japan and Hong Kong. said the terminal, on 42nd Street letters and public stat-mrnts he- near tne Hudson River, was too Iwecn the pnvernor aH the attor close to the West Side Highway ney general. Langlev then ordered for safety. jthe grand jury probe of the corn- So the helicopter flight was , mission. transferred to the roof of Pier 57! Patterson testified at the earlier farther down the river at l.ith investigation. He probably will not btrcet. After Godfrey brought the .appear at the forthcoming one aircraft down yesrerday he was ' awarded a scroll from eight air lines oraising him for "his ran. the tribution to the progress of avia- j tion. Woman Waits 41 ears for D i voice Plan to Use A-Bomlis To Trigger Tremors TOKYO IUP( World scien tists arc studying a plan to trigger fpur earthquakes with atom bombs next year in an effort to learn more about this cause of major asters. It was rpnorted tnHnv LOS ANGELES W After 41 Leaders of the International Goo years Mrs. Emma Niccum knew detic and Geophysical Union pro- mat t-.iwood .iccum wasn t com- nose that the blasts be set off ing nomc. m the United States. Russia, near so sne divorced him yesterday. Australia ffnd in the Pacific Ocean She sairi N'CClim rlesi'Arl hpr nnlv Tho rnciilllnft i.iki;.. ...... .1.1 ne win visii kuvki iiniviii uiiim,- lnlx(, months alter their wedding be measured bv scientists all over and look into political, social und in ,914 the word and ,he in(orma,ion co. economic conditions. I why id she wait so long, the ordinated so that man can learn court asked? more about the structure of the "Didn't have enough money to earth's crust, the behavior of get a divorce," said Mrs. Niccum, I earthquakes and measures agains' B2. them. T('n-jj Yobiatws . WASHINGTON -rhe Corps says it's ready to a between 1 4 11 IMnu vol-' 17 aid 18i niii't lign up3eiore LEAVES VOR CATADY pkpftVCo. nri MKi Art SiM fl Wteers in uch of the next nine i recavir ft tfcili'induction notice, MOLAfci. A feUfs. Alvin foote Uing her ' pme now. mon for its six-month trauma i" " ;Z,in .ft... .J.Mi Tuesday top Alaska to ?ui morse n,kr ih. rrMt,i' "' rtmalB ' her huslwad. Hf if workitt ill i "! Ni(J deposits about -four Marine. (program. & u serves (017 irs after complet- , dairy ,ji Anchorage. Mrs. Koote ihes of new soil a century on i acce- Volunteers fc'tween the ages ing their training. wasOemplojfJ by MoUIA Tc&A Em fliaiC-Mlood plain. S 7T to Building Oregon together. ...for 90 years! : i j 1 im n v.. ', ( iB 'l 4 f i . n 4 , ii mil m J i I 1 '-it-'- :- Eftia.' ii.-iUi.a .-zzsj&t ttur. B rTw:r-r-55!w n m u, . ' .. ---- 1 CTiKiir it 1 1 MLAND OF THE EMPIRE BUILDERS" 2 Injured WJicn Wind Ilils Circus AMARILLO, Tex. ifl-A wind storm whipped through the Tri S:nle Fair last night and levcisd C:e carnival midway, injuring at I nst 28 persons. None of the injured were believed .n a serin:is condition. ERASER. Colo, Bill Hamcs. midway operator, cnansea tne course ci tne nocxy r-'.imated damage at more than Mountain stream where President j-fl noil. Eisenhower fishes here to make it Property damage was extensive c.-.sicr to catch trout, throughout this Panhandle city, i The President and his host. Winds were measured at up to 4. Denver investment banker Aksel miles per hour, irees were up-, Nielsen, stood on the Dank 01 bl and roof damage was rooted heavy. Elisa Ann Williams Change Made in Course of Stream Where Ike Fishes in They have lower the stream level to such an extent as to spoil the fishing next year. I So they had a new channel cut .with the purpose of slowing down the flow, and in doing that created a few deep pools where trout like to lurk. , t The President caught seven trout ! Monday, his first day here, hut his I luck fell off yesterday. He landed only two. Wherever you look in Oregon, business and industry are being developed .. . turning to man's uses the immense resources that have been evident since pioneer dais. The quotation above is the title of Oregon's official state song. Its stirring words ably describe the vigorous, capable people who today are creating new prosperity in this great, green state. This month, as we celebrate our 90th anniversary, we of the First National Bank wish to express our deep gratitude to the people of Oregon. Thanks to the confidence placed in us by the people of our state, we have grown to become the leading bank in the Pacific Northwest. It has been a wonderful 90 years. Let's keep on "Building Oregon Together!" SALEM BRANCH OF PORT1AH D ICfS UI10 OHEGON TOGETMU" M.nb Fd.rol D.pll liurc C.p'rt' ( m 'a V Louis Creek yesterday afternoon and helped supervise a bulldozer and a steam shovel in the opera tion. The swift-flowing creek, which meanders through Nielsen's ranch, is being tapped to increase the 70 STATEWIDE BANKING OFFICES TO SERVE YOU III Sunday Baptism urn Arr A Thren months old Elisa Ann Williams, daughter of ; supply of water to Denver.-70 miles Mr. and Mrs. William 0. Wit-1 to the southeast. The water wil l'ams was baptized Sunday in be piped over the Continental Colton Lutheran church. Mrs. Divide to the eastern slope. Tennis Diinnirt aunt of the Murray Snyder, assistant White habv. and Bud Villi?ms. uncle. House press secretary . Hi... V. 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