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MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL R. HARRINGTON
Starr-Harrington marriage
is solemnized at Redmond
Special to The Bulletin
, REDMOND Miss Margaret
Starr, daughter o Mr. and Mrs.
B. Vernon Starr, Redmond, be
came the bride recently of Mich
'feel R. Harrington, son of Mr. and
Airs. Ray M. Harrington of Tilla
mook. The Rev. James Egly performed
the ceremony in the Community
Presbyterian Church. Soloist, A.
B. King,' was accompanied at the
organ by Mrs. John Eberhard.
The bride's sister, Mrs. Tom
Klingbeil, was matron of honor.
Another sister, Mrs. Gordon Ha
gen, and Miss Sandra Kraft were
bridesmaids. Diana- Klingbeil was
flower girl and Linda Johnson and
Roberta Miller, candlclightcrs.
Best man was Jerry Campbell
and ushers, Robert Starr, the
bride's brother, and Dennis Urell.
A reception followed the cere
mony. Those assisting were M r s.
Frank Sells, Mrs. Don Urell, Mrs.
Cal Urell, Mrs. Jerry Campbell
and Mrs. Bonnie Vilhauer.
Both the bride and bridegroom
were graduated from Redmond
Union High School. They will
make their home in Redmond,
where Mrs. Harrington is em
ployed at Giles' Photographers
and Harrington at Whittier Mould
Coffen expected to narrate
'Hollywood and the Stars'
By Rick Du Brew '
VPI Steff Writer
, HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Notes
to watch television by:
; Projects: Joseph Cottcn Is odds
on to bo narrator of NBC-TV's
new half-hour series, "Hollywood
and the Stars," this fall. .."CBS
Reports" may do an hour docu
mentary on the television rating
services in the coming season...
ABC-TV's upcoming 90-minutc
version of "Wagon Train" is be
ing shot In color.. .Fan dancer
Sally Rand is expected to star in
an NBC-TV special about carni
valsSame network's 1964-65 dra
matic anthology based on Presi
dent Kennedy's book, "Profiles in
Courage," will be filmed in Hol
lywood. , In The Rough: Kicking around
are scries ideas based on the
movies "Around The World In 80
Days," "The Magnificent Seven"
and "Roys' Town," the latter the
1938 film which starred Spencer
Tracy and Mickey Rooney in the
story of the home founded near
Omaha by Father FlanaganAn
other project is based on the old
"Lloyds of London" movie...Thcn
IvanoY under
'house arresi
LONDON (UPD-Russian naval
Capt. Eugene Ivanov has been
Under "house arrest" in Moscow
since Juno 21 while Soviet author
Hies conduct their own investiga
tion of his role in the Profumo
candal, diplomatic sources have
reported.
Reports from Moscow said the
former London Naval attache is
being held in a modern villa
Used for the interrogation of im
portant prisoners. It is regarded
as a halfway house between free
Corn and formal Imprisonment.
Ivanov was suspended from the
Communist party a week before
he was taken to the villa, the re
ports said, and given "leave"
from the Navy Ministry, where
be had been working since his
return from London in December.
The sources said Ivanov is be
ing cited as a horrible example
by "old school" Soviet diplomats,
who maintain that a Soviet rep
resentative abroad should have
no contacts except official ones.
Ivanov's questioning reportedly
Centers on whether be made a
complete report on all his con
tacts, whether he told the truth
m denying an affair with Chris
tine Kceler, and whether he real
ly posed as an intermediary dur
ing the Cuban crisis, as claimed
bv Dr. Stephen Ward.
"Reports on the Profumo affair
In the Soviet and satellite press
nave thus far been brief and restrained.
1963 milk production may
fall below figures for '62
By Caylord P. Godwin
UPI Stiff Writer
WASHINGTON UPI) The
Agriculture Department said to
ilav torn milk Droduction may not
exceed, and may be below, the
12.9 billion pounds ot lsbz.
Th affencv Indicated that in
event milk production remains
stable or falls below that of last
year, government purchases of
dairy products may be as much
as one-fourth less than in 1962.
Milk production during Janu
.n.Mia urn sou million pounds
lower than in the same period a
year ago. The department saia
the decline resulted chiefly from
a decrease in cows and a lower-than-usual
rate of gain in produc
tion per cow, because of cool dry
weather in many areas, .etarded
pastures and cut hay supplies.
Possibly another factor in cut
tino milk Droduction is the fact
that plans for a mandatory cut-
Anoher year
of deficit
financing ahead
WASHINGTON (UPI) The
federal government headed today
into its fourth consecutive year
of deficit financing, and indica
tions are the fiscal situation will
get worse before it gets better.
The 1963 fiscal year noeo last
mirlnioht with the Bovernment in
the red between $7 billion and
$8 billion. The actual figure won t
be available for about two weeks.
Thn envernment is expected to
go much deeper into the hole in
the next 12 monuis. iresioem
Kennedy's' $98.8 billion budget for
fiscal 196V projects a $11.9 bil
lion deficit, second highest in
peacetime. Only ine iz. Diiuon
Eisenhower deficit in 1959 would
top it.
Treasury Secretary uougias
nillnn has nredicted that the 1964
deficit may be about $1 billion
less than Kennedy esumaieu,
however, because the government
is taking in more revenue than
expected.
Government officials icei mai
il.o tt n i t e H States must be
prepared for at least three more
deficit years before tnere is nope
of a balanced budget.
Safety warning
there's another drawn from the
famous "JVtin and Bill" ilm,
which starred Wallace Beery and
Marie Dressier with Angela
Lansbury up for the Dressier
role.
Elaboration: The above-
mentioned idea of turning the mo
vie "The Magnificent Seven" into
a scries is not a new one.. .At one
time, it almost became televi
sion's first 90-minute weekly show,
slotted for the period that final
ly went this season to The Vir
ginian" which did become the
first such program on video, on
NBC-TV ...If sold, "The Mag
nificent Seven" probably would
air in the 1964-65 season.
Ford's Future: Mrs. Rebcrt Mc
Namara, mother of Secretary of
Defense Robert McNamara, Is
guest with ABC-TV's Tennessee
Ernie Ford July 10.. .From July
22-29, Ford goes on vacation and
is replaced by Jimmy Dean,
whose guests will include Lionel
Hampton and Allan ("My Son, the
Folk Singer") Sherman.. .Ford by
the way, is a part owner of ABC
TV's new fall scries, "Channing,"
which is set on a college campus.
Hope Chest: Eugene Burdick,
author of the best-selling books
"The Ugly American" and "Fail
Safe." has written an original
telcplay that is scheduled for the
weekly anthology show to be host
ed by Bob Hope on NBC-TV be
ginning in the falL.The play,
The Candidate, is a political
drama. ..Another contributor to the
Hope series is A. E. Ilotchncr,
the favorite adapter of the late
Ernest Hemingway. Hotchner's
story deals with an American set
entist who becomes an ideologi
cal "cause eclebre" after being
captured in Cuba...The Hope
show also has acquired rights to
film a life story of the great fe
male blues singer, Lee Wiley, with
research by jaiz critic Leonard
Feather.
Decision: Herbert B. Leonard
producer of CBS-TV's "Route 66,"
lost a court action in which he
wanted to prevent ,the scries' for
mer star, George Maharis, from
performing elsewhere until he re
turned to the weekly show...Ma-
haris, for his own reasons, has
refused to return to "Route 66"...
Leonard sought a tcmiiorary, In
junction to restrain the actor
from other entertaining.. .A recent
scheduled appearance bv Mohan
is on the Ed Sullivan Show was
cancelled ..Maharis is now slotted
lo turn up this Tuesday for the
annual summer return of CBS-
TV's 'Talent Scouts."
is sounded
CHICAGO (UPI) Within four
days the bloody slaughter of the
Fourth of July weekend Degins
and the National Safety Council
estimates that 550 to 650 persons
will be killed in traffic accidents.
The 102-hour holiday weekend
begins at 6 p.m. local time July
3 and ends at midnight July 7.
With the Fourth of July his
torically more dangerous," Saf
ety Council President Howard
Pyle said, "it calls tor extra cau
tion by ail of us to hold the num
ber of fatalities to the lower side
of the estimate."
He noted the Memorial Day
weekend toll of 525 killed last
month set a record for a 102
hour holiday period.
The previous high for a loz-
hour Independence Day holiday
period was in 1961 when 509 per
sons were killed in traffic and
415 lost their lives in other types
of accidents.
back of dairy output seems to
have evaporated. A year ago,
when legislative proposals for
mandatory control of dairy pro
duction were under consideration,
producers stepped up milk output
per cow in order to establish a
big base on which to peg future
supply.
Government purchases of dairy
products during the first five
months of the year in terms of
milk equivalent were about 72 per
cent of purchases in the same
period of 1962. The January-May
purchases amounted to 4.7 billion
pounds of milk equivalent, com
pared to 6.5 billion pounds in the
same period of 1962. The pur
chases represented decreases of
18 per cent in non-fat dry milk,
17 per cent in butter, and 78 per
cent in cheese.
The Foreign Agricultural Serv
ice estimates total feed grain ex
ports for July-May, 1962-63, at 6
per cent higher than 12.S million
tons in the same months of 1961-
62. -This would include a slight
increase in the shipment abroad
of corn more than a 100-per cent
increase in oats exports, a slight
decrease in barley shipments, and
a 44 per cent hike in sorghum
grain sales.
The Crop Reporting Board said
1963 bushberry production will
show increases over 1962 of 2 per
cent in red raspberries, 4 per
cent in black raspberries, 11 per
cent in blueberries, and 3 per
cent in currants. But there will
be a drop of 2 per cent in boysen
berries and youngberries and S
per cent In loganberries.
The bulk of the bushberry crop
is grown in Washington and Ore
gon.
Soviets appear
to have resumed
nuclear tests.
WASHINGTON (UPI) Russia
appeared today to have resumed
nuclear testing, but U.S. officials
said this country planned to go
ahead with test ban talks in Mos
cow this month.
American officials also said
there was no evidence so far of
Soviet tests In the atmosphere
which would cause the United
States to resume atmospheric
tests.
President Kennedy said on
June 10 that the United States,
which has been conducting under
ground tests in Nevada, would
not test in the atmosphere unless
other countries did so first.
The U.S. Atomic Energy Com
mission reported Sunday it had
evidence of "events" in the So
viet Union in recent weeks which
may have been nuclear testing.
The last Soviet announced test
was in December.
Administration officials said the
United States detected a disturb
ance in the Soviet Union June 12,
which appeared to be a blast un
der one kiloton, or the equivalent
of 1.000 tons of TNT.
They said it was not certain
whether it was underground or in
the air. The AEC's announcement
said the evidence was "inconclu
sive" and that more evaluation
would be needed.
U.S. officials, however, said
privately they assumed it was a
nuclear test.
FOUND DEAD
GATES. Ore. (UPI) - Gates
Postmaster Floyd F. Volkel, 62,
was found dead by hiking com
panions Sunday afternoon on Elk
horn mountain. State police said
death apparently was due to nat
ural causes.
'Double takes' given stairs sans buildings
By Jesse Bogue
UPI Sta(f Writer
NEW YORK (UPI) With all
the high-rise construction that
has been going on in this and
other major cities, activity over
head seldom earns an upward
glance from the pedestrian today.
But occasionally there is a spec
tacle that will draw more than
an idle glance, and one which
New zip code
plan in use
WASHINGTON (UPI) - The
Post Office Department put into
effect today its program to give
every mailing address a number.
The new system is called "zip
code" and is designed to help
speed mail deliveries.
The department planned to
mail 72 million cards to every
mailbox in the country. The card
informs the addressee of his five
digit "zip code" number and pro
vides a brief explanation of the
system.
The Post-Office Department
wants everyone to put the num
ber after the name of his city
and state when writing his re
turn address. The number" also
should be used in addressing
mail to persons who have in
cluded it in their return ad
dresses. "Zip code." or zone improve
ment program, has been invented
for the day when all letters will
be pre-sorted by machines. The
Post Office Department said that
it is easier to develop a machine
which reads numbers because
there are less variations of nu
merals than there are of letters.
gets more than its share of j
"double takes.", that of stairs j
climbing high above the ground ,
with no building around them. ' j
Assembly-line stairways are not
an entirely new idea, but their
use has grown rapidly to accom
pany the city building upsurge of
recent years, industry sources say.
It has reached the point where
a builder can shop from a cat
aloe for stairs made in floor-to-
floor units, have them delivered I
in full floor units ready to install
by setting one full block of stairs
upon another.
A pioneer in the field, and own
er of a patent in this type of con
struction is the Pico Stairs Com
pany, Hyattsvillo, Md. It was
founded in 1919 by Harry Mulitz.
who brought up sons Milton, Earl
and Lewis to take over.
Earl, an engineer, had an idea
that steel stairways could be
built complete in the factory; he
designed, and patented, a self
contained steel stairway unit with
a supporting structure of steel
angles. Each unit, with steps and
landings, is topped by a steel
structure upon which the next
flight can be set and bolted.
The stairs can be erected as
much as five stories above the
flooring level. They are transport
ed to the site by special truck,
and in some cases where a crane
can not be used to lift the units
into place, a helicopter can be
employed to set one unit upon
another.
Makers of these stair units say
that through their use, contract
ors may be saved the expense of
temporary wooden 'stairs or scaf
fold to allow workers to get to
higher floors.
They also say that the use of
steel stairs has helped steel re
captiue some of the tonnage
which was being eroded by the
use of reinforced concrete in
major buildings.
CAUGHT ON FILM
FALMOUTH, England (UPD
Falmouth Boys Grammar School
officials said today 15-year-old
Douglas Kain would be chastised
for spoiling a class photograph
by blowing "the biggest bubble
of my life" just as the camera
clicked.
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