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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1957)
1 Salem, Oregon, Wednesday, January 23, 1957 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL" Section 1 Page 9 Congressmen Disagree Over Reporting Ban WASHINGTON 11 The three tncmbers o( the House Govern- - Jnent Information Subcommittee split Wednesday over whether: American newspapermen should je allowed to go to Red China. I 1 Chairman Moss ID-Calif) and ferm FacrpH rn.Flal 1,-r.nA . ting the newsmen go in. Rep.! I ",K5l55W' Clare E. Hoffman (R.Miehl tairf ' he's against it. i The three commented in sepa rate interviews following Moss' announcement last weekend that Ihe State Department will be quizzed, at hearings later this trssion. about its ban against XJ.S. newsmen going to Red Chi a. i Other nations have not imposed iuch restrictions on thiir report ers. The State Department holds that travel to Red China, whose ' regime this country does not recognize, should be forbidden be cause of Peiping's delay in releas ing 10 American prisoners -f Hoffman noteu other forms' of American intercourse with Com rnunist China, including travel and trade, are now barred. 'J Fascell agreed with Moss' gen eral line of reasoning when he taid that, by letting U.S. news men report on Red China, "we might find out something." i : . Food Sickens j 17 on Cruise - BALBOA. C.Z. W An out break of food poisoning kept the cruise ship Leilani in quarantine -for three hours last night, but the 622-foot liner was to continue her New York-to-California voyage .today Mammoth Tanker Launched "" .' ' -" .. 3 :' v -...' ' - i ' .-. '.''. ' .. t 'it' ' ' k ' " ! ; flM" '- - - QUIN'CY, Mass. The largest tanker ever built in America, the 46,500-ton 737-foot "World Beauty.' slides down the ways at Bethlehem Steel plant here today. The vessel was launched for tanker fleet operator Stnvrns Niarchos. The vessel's name was not disclosed untjl she was sponsored by actress Madeline Carroll. Niarchos interests immediately announced plans for a still larger tanker. (AP Wlrephoto) DADTf AVfi ,n D f H. Five women and 11 men from Oregon Highway Commission -among the 577 passengers and chairman, said Tuesday he has ;one crewman were hospitalized in senl his resignation from the com .the Canal Zone. Local agents for mission t0 GoVi Robert D. line nawauan aieamsnip co. saia ' Holmes. Head of Road SKY S T11E L1M1T Board Resigns Prot I lis W 11111 111 oS On TV to $104,500 Red Hungary Condemns 3 More Rebels BUDAPKST Radio Buda pest said Wednesday three more Hungarians have been sentenced to death for inciting strikes and urging other resistance to the re gime of Communist Premier J anas Kadar. This brought (o at least 28 the, number of death sentences an-1 nounced publicly since the revolu-; tion was put down. Kleven execu-j tions have been announced. Some Hungarian and Western observers believe there havf been many other death sentences and ! executions never made public. I The latest death penalties were, announced in the trial of nine per- sons accused of having instigated strikes and urged seizure ( the' Budapest Radio building and Dan ube bridges. Communist police said they found guns and ammu ! nition hidden in the homes of the defendants. I Those sentenced to death were, identified as Jozsef Varga, a1 laborer. Laszlo Katonai and 1st- j van Batonai. Four other defendants were sen; tenceS to prison terms ranging , from 5 to 10 years. Two others.' both former policemen, were acquitted. New Dallas Junction Illumination Okayed Road Board loHuy Coast Acreage From BLM PORTLAND l The state ial for Coos Ray-RoseburR High way; C. C. Mcisel, McMinnville, (48,500. Douglas and Josephine Fur nish 7,000 cubic yards crushed material for Tacific Highway near Azalea: Calkins Crushing Co., Oceanlake, $30,900. Lane Install traffic signals at Highway Commission optntd sili and 7th avenues on Garfield more bids on road projects wed-j street in Kugene: Trowbridge nesday after awarding 11 projects j Electric Co., Roseburg. $7,795. Tuesday. Marion rave 9.2a miles of The commission also: North Santiam Highway between Decided to acquire 113 acres of .Sublimity Gun Club and Stout land irom tne uureau oi i.ana Management on the Gold Reach' Brookings section of the Oregon Coast Highway for 167.863. Approved illumination of the new Dallas junction, west of Rick reall on the Dolph Corner Rick reall section of the Willamina Salem highway in Polk County for $11,400. Decided the Hawthorne Park Creek; Roy 1. Houck and Sons, Salem, $560,153. ' Tillamook Kxpand facilities of Cape Lookout State Park; Eu gene Gardens, Kugene, J15.R27. I'matilla Grade and oil 5 26 miles of Adams-Cayuse county road 12 miles east of Pendleton, and build two concrete bridges; Vernie .larl, Gresham, $18.1.545. I'matilla and Union rurnish k.. ; n, irnr.i a 15.000 cubic yards crushed mater' was i the best for construction of '"' '"r01t' Ql'7"n. Tri' Hs,hwav: the new U. S. 99 route in South- NEW YORK lB Charles Van sen arbitrarily. Each contestant (those stricken had recovered He said he wil serve ttntu his Doren, a 30-year-old Columbia picks a question that ranges iquickly and would be aboard , (crm expircs March 31t He said University teacher, now is the na- wnen me snip saura iney re- he submitted the resignation anion's top money winner of tcle 'm.ained in the hospital overnight, month ago but has had no word1 vision quiz programs. His win- Agents for the line said the from Holmes. nines total $104,500 with the Charles Reynolds, La Grande. ! sky the limit. Ship's food supply was checked after the emergency, but nothing iwas found wrong. T and Milo Mclver, Portland, the other commissioners. are .Supreme Court Rules T-II Act Doesn't Entirely Ban Strikes difficulty on a scale from 1 to 11. A correct answer credits a con testant with that number of points. Each can call off th. game as his score approaches 21, hoping that he has beaten the other, or WASHINGTON in The Su preme Court ruled unanimously '.. Tuesday the Taft-Hartley Act does . not bar all strikes during the life of a contract. V The decision widely awaited by Van rtnron an Fnatich intrnrt. r nH the son of the Pulitzer "iy can iry ior n exaniy. Prize winning poet, boosted hisi The winner receives $500 for earnings Monday night on NBC- each point by which hi has mas TV's "Twenty-One" show by best- lered his opponent in the game, ing two challengers. He started Van Doren would have been. out the evening with $M.0O0 and add- of the game had he lost Monday ed $5 500. i night, but would have kept his He returns to the show Jan. 28 less whatever amount his to announce whether he'll take winning opponent had won. portance to hundreds of collective his winnings or try for m o r e. I an uorcn correciiy answerea bargaining agreements throughout ; NBC said there is no limit to what questions on art, the American ihn n n i r Th. nnnorimni Van Doren can win. i Revolution, explorers and mcdi- noted that there has been a "dc-l The $104,500 amount, the broad cided trend among unions 'and , casting company said, is the lar- Zhukbv Heads For New Delhi MOSCOW Wi Soviet Defense. Minister Gcorgi Zhukov left Mos cow by jet plane today io repre sent the Soviet Union at the In dian independence celebration in New Delhi Saturday. Zhukov was accompanied by Russian aides and the Indian mil itary attache. Col. N. D. Nanavati. and his wife. They will stop over night in Tashkent, in Soviet Asia. The Russian TU1M jet liner is due in New Delhi Thursday afternoon. Russia's top-ranking marshals saw the defense minister off. Zhukov will have to wait 24 hours after his arrival before he gets to meet Indian Prime Minis ter Nehru, officials in New Delhi said. The Russian's first date with Nehru is for lilnch Friday. Indian Defense Minister K. N. Katju will receive the visitor. . The Indians seem to be playing down any political implications of the visit. Zhukov will spend most of his time visiting Indian mili tary installations. ern Oregon. The project is ex pected to cost nearly 19 million dollars. Kngineers said the Haw thorne Park route would cause the least disruption of homes and residential areas. Five possible routes had been studied. Agreed to provide seeds and plants to help the Oregon Federa tion of Garden Clubs in improving Champoeg State Park. Turned down an offer of a half million dollars from the Wasco County Court. The county court thought the money could be used as funds to improve V. S. 197 at Tygh Valley and Maupin. The commission said federal funds were not available for that work, and that the project would cost Jl.fttfi.OOO. The commission decided, not to award a contract on one project up for bid-opening Tuesday. The lone bid submitted was $:t0,500 to stockpile crushed rock for work on the Aralea-Mackin flulch proj ect on the Pacific Highway in I Douglas and Josephine counties. The commission said the bid was too high. The largest project for which the commission opened bids Tues day wa.s for grading 3.27 miles of relocated Pacific Highway 2.5 mites south of Myrtle Creek. The apparent low bidder at $1,049,843 was Kuckcnberg Construction Co., Portland. I I'matilla Ready-Mix Co., Umatil la, S49.930. Judge Orders AG to Supply Jury Records PORTLAND Wi Atty. Gen. Robert Y. Thornton Tuesday was ordered by a judge to produce a transcript of testimony two state policemen gave to a vice-investigating grand jury here last year. Thornton said he had not de cided whether or not to do so. He told Circuit Judge Charles W. Redding he had no authority to disclose secret grand jury pro ceedings. Redding ordered action after Dist. Atty. William Langley, Thomas. E. Matoney and Joseph P. McLaughlin said the names of all witnesses were not on the in dictments returned against them. The judge, after questioning Thornton, said he was satisfied that the policeman. W. H. Mo Cullum and L. W. Brockway, had testified in the case. Langley, Maloney and Mc Laughlin were indicted on charges of conspiracy connecte'd with gambling. They are seeking dis missal of the indictments. OLCC Probes Tavern Men's Help for DA MEDFORD 11 A state Liquor Commission hearing is under way here to determine whether tavern operators chipped in about $980 to elect Dist. Atty. Thoma Reeder. Reedcr defeated the incumbent, Walter Nunley, last November. Such campaign contributions by tavern operators are forbidden by Oregon Liquor Control Commis sion regulations. At the opening session undef Kxaminer Henry J. Detloff a writ ten statement was introduced from Christian Schempp. propri etor of the I'nion Club here, in which Schempp said he handled the contributions. Schempp said he began receiv ing the money after Nunley said in a televised speech that tavern I owners were "a erouo of eamhl. ers." 2nd Atom Sub Runs Well in Initial Trials GROTON, Conn. IB The na tion's second atomic submarine. matching money for federal I !h! Seawoll, was back in ner berth loaay aiier m nours 01 nrst trials at sea. The builder's trial run look the sub out into Long Island Sound Monday. Sho returned yesterday. A spokesman for tho Navy At lantic submarine force headquar ters in New London said the trials including initial submergence tests went off satisfactorily. More tests are planned. . Built by the General Dynamics Corp.'s l'cctric Boat Division here, the Scawolf is not officially in the Navy. After the builder's trials it will be commissioned as a Navy vessel. Tests made last Aug. ' 20 dis closed deficiencies in the vessel's heat transfer system. The Sea- wolf's nuclear reactor different from that of the Nautilus, the first nuclear sub uses liquid sodium as a heat transler agent rather than Other projects by county and pressurized water. the apparent low bidders Coos and Douglas Furnish 10,000 cubic yards crushed mater- These defects were reported overcome before the Seawolf put to sea Monday. M'M.RTS FLY IN CASBAII ALGIKRS Wi A French pa trol opened firo in the Casbah Wednesday on three suspected Arab nationalists. The gunfire wounded the three suspects and two passersby nnd killed a child. Driver Pica Innocent ALBANY (Special) Richard Ignatius Kriegcr, 37, Lebanon, pleaded innocent to a drunk driv ing charge in district court Mon day and was jailed for lack of $200 bail. Kriegcr was arrested near the Fairvicw store on U.S. highway No. 20, Sunday, by state police officer. His trial hai been set for Friday at 10 a.m. I DOME DINER on'y tr Dome Dining Car fcKV een ,ne NortfiwMt nd Chicago. m l 1 smrl'y modern lower level I m Vit 'n'n toritn nd 10 intimate private I J dining room. Plus the glamorous As I fWjW tr a Dome Observation Lounge Car! k CITY OF PORTLAND TO CHICAGO Col! or writ. UNION rACIFIC C. H. S,ltmih, Oon.raf Paiitng.r Ag.nl, 731 Pillock Block, Ph. Opllol 7-7771, Portland 5, Ortgon cine to increase his earnings. employers to execute contracts of gest amount ever won by anyone 'Unions and management upheld , longer duration than formerly and on a TV quiz projram. an unfair labor practice finding to include provisions for reopen-1 The show draws its name from ! by the National Labor Relations ' Board against the Lion Oil Co. The board s finding grew out nt IRAQI PRINCE IN LONDON LONDON Ifl Iraqi Crown Prince Abdul llah discussed the me tO negotiate Changes dlirinC ihn parlv oamo "91 " Thp rn n the contract term." governing compctitic.i somewhat Middle East silualion Wednesday The decision was the only one follow its rules. I with British Foreign Secretary Sa strike of Lion workers at El of importance handed down during The contestant and challenger sclwyn Lloyd. The prince leaves ; Dorado. Ark., in 1952 before a i Tuesday's delayed opinion ses- are placed in separate booths. ' . nnHnn ca.llrja tnr ,,nnfrnrv, lahor-management contract ex- sion. postponed from Monday be- They cannot hear each other or on "aiuraay ior conferences Vpired. I cause of the inauguration cere- know what Ihe score is. jm Washington with President i The Supreme Court's ruling re- monies. I A category of questions is cho- srnhouor. versed a decision by the U. S. Circuit Court in St. Louis. .That court had held the act flatly bans strikes to obtain modifications of a contract until the contract has terminated either by its terms, or by action of the parlies to it. The contract at issue had pro vided for negotiation at an inter mediate date during its life. The high court's opinion, by Chief .Justice Warren, said the CIO Oil Workers Union did not call a strike until after complying with the fio-day "cooling off" pe riod provided by the Taft-Hartley law. Warren said the "dual purpose In the Taft-Hartley Act-to sub stitute collective bargaining for economic warfare and to protect the right of employes to engage in concerted activities for their own benefit" had been recognized by the high tribunal in an earlier decision. Warren said the court had been told by the Justice Department the question was of major im- Portland Woman Victim of Fumes From Fireplace PORTLAND iTi Fumes from a smoldering fire in a fireplace ere blamed Wednesday for the death of Mrs. Mary Stcinboch, 45. Temporarily overcome by the Tumes also were her 9-year-oio daughter, Linda, and her brother. Rudolph H. Graiff. Seattle. All were overcome as they slept Mon day night. Graiff said he awakened Tuesday in a dazed condition. Repeatedly he tottered a few steps toward a telephone. trn collapsed. He finally reached the phone at 3 p. m., and called po lice. Graiff and the girl are recover ing. Denies Drunk Driving ALBANY (Special '-Because he could not furnish $200 bail. 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