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Agreement termed 'step
in right direction
By Bruct Agntw
UPI SUM Wrlt.r .
WASHINGTON (UPI) U.S.
officials said today the Columbia
River agreement between the Ca
nadian federal government and
British Columbia was a stop in
the right direction, but they in
dicated there still are some hur
dles left
A key problem in U.S.-Canadian
talks expected to begin soon on
modifying the more than two-
Gov. Barnett
charges Reds
behind race war
WASHINGTON (UPD-The Sen
ate Commerce Committee today
promised to investigate a charge
by Mississippi Gov. Ross Barnett
that Communists are behind the
nation's racial strife.
Several committee members,
however, challenged the charge on
the spot Friday after Barnett
spoke. They said recent riots and
demonstrations were the direct
result of denial of equal rights to
American citizens.
Sen. Warren G. Magnuson.
D-Wash., the committee chair
man, told Barnett the committee
would ask the FBI to Investigate
his charge. But Magnuson said the
committee would not be led off
into "tangents" about who was be
hind the demonstrations.
Barnett also accused President
Kennedy and Atty. Gen. Robert
F. Kennedy of encouraging dem
onstrations that could result in
bloodshed.
In charging a Communist plot,
Barnett showed the committee a
photograph of Negro leader Dr.
Martin Luther King attending
what the governor termed a Com'
munist training school."
The picture, Barnett said, was
taken at the Highlander Folk
School, Monteagle, Tenn. later
closed by the state of Tennessee.
The state of Georgia investigated
the school and its attorney gen
eral called it subversive.
King, in New York, was report
ed "not ready yet to comment"
on Barnett's statements.
The men in the picture were
identified by Barnett as Aubrey
Williams, director of the Southern
Conference Education Fund of
New Orleans; Abner Berry, a Ne
gro; and Myles Horlon, a former
director of the Highlander School
Williams testified before the
Senate Internal Security subcom
mittee in 1954. He denied ever be
ing a member of the Communist
party. Another witness, who iden
tified himself as a former Com
munist, testified he had been in
troduced to Williams as a party
member in 1942.
Brush fire
near Medford
MEDFORD (UPI)-Fire burned
20 acres of brush and grass on
state forest land near here Friday.
It was along State Highway 238
between Ruch and Applegate.
Twenty-five men using a bull
dozer brought the blaze under
control. It also destroyed a Jack
son County landmark, the KubU
Grist Mill. The mill was more
than 100 years old.
CUTS TRADE RELATIONS
BUDAPEST, Hungary (UPI) -First
Deputy Foreign Trade Min
ister Gyula Karadi announced Fri
day that Communist Hungary has
severed all trade relations with
South Africa.
He said the action was to pro
test the colonial racial policies of
the South African government.
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DIAL 1110
year-old Columbia River treaty
could be the price sought by Brit
ish Columbia for power which it
wants to sell to the United States.
Canadian External Affairs Min
ister Paul Martin announced Wed'
nesday in Ottawa that agreement
had been reached between the
federal government of Prime Min
ister Lester B. Pearson and the
provincial government of Premier
W. A. C. Bennett on Columbia
River policies.
Price Agrttnwnt Nwdtd
. Needed now is agreement with
the United States on certain in
terpretations and modifications of
the pact, as well as a price
agreement for British Columbia's
"downstream benefits" under the
treaty.
The treaty, signed Jan. 17, 1961,
has been ratified by the U. S. Sen
ate but not by Canada s parlia
ment. , -
A U.S. Interior Department
spokesman said "we have always
felt that these matters could be
resolved, and this (the federal
provincial agreement) certainly is
a step in the right direction,"
Officials Hopeful
Other officials also expressed
optimism that modifications on
such matters as flood control ben
efits could be worked out "to the
satisfaction of both sides." But
they Indicated no readiness to in
crease their last price offer for
British Columbia s share of power
generated under the treaty.
The pact allots British Colum
bia half the additional power gen
erated by U.S. power dams be
cause of the operation of Canad
ian storage dams upstream on the
Columbia River system. The Brit
ish Columbia share of these
"downstream benefits" would to
tal about 1.3 million kilowatts of
capacity.
British Columbia wants to sell
this power to the United States,
and at the last U.S. Canadian
talks late last year reportedly
was asking 5 mills per kilowatt
hour. The U.S. offer was re
ported to be 3.75 mills.
Teamsters'
official faces
iail sentence
NEWARK, NJ. (UPI) An
thony (Tony Pro) Provenzano, a
powerful Teamsters Union official,
faces a seven year prison term
and $10,000 fine for extorting mon
ey from an upstate New York
trucking firm.
Provenzano, was freed Friday
under $15,000 bail pending an ap
peal after sentence was imposed
in federal court here.
U.S. District Court Judge Rob
ert Shaw lectured him sternly,
then imposed the relatively severe
sentence with a warning to other
union officials;
The time has come to serve
notice on those who show no re
spect for the rights of others that
such action will not be tolerated."
Provenzano is president of both
the 14,000-member Teamster Lo
cal 560 of Union City and the
Joint Teamsters Council 73 and
is a close associate of Teamsters
President James R. Hoffa.
He was convicted June 11 of ex
torting $17,100 from Dorn Trans
portation Inc. of Rensselaer,
N.Y. to Insure labor peace. The
trucking company operates a ter
minal in Secaucus, N.J.
EXPRESSED CONCERN
WASHINGTON (UPI) The
White House has told American
newsmen in Saigon that President
Kennedy hopes there will be no
recurrence of an incident in which
died them during a recent Bud
dhist religious service.
The U.S. Embassy has ex
pressed "the full measure of our
concern" to the government of
PresidentNgo Dinh Diem.
AT ITS BEST
KBND
MSo now you know what 'La Pompano de Pisces
la Ragoo' is."
United States,
Britain agree
on 'drag out'
LONDON (UPI) The United
States and Britain today were re
ported agreed to resist any Soviet
attempt to drag out the nuclear
test ban talks opening Monday in
Moscow.
Diplomatic sources said U.S.
presidential envoy W. Averell Har-
riman and British Science Min
ister Lord Hailsham, heads of the
Western delegations, have instruc
tions to seek a speedy Kremlin
indication on whether it is ready
to agree to a test ban now with'
out political strings attached.
The two negotiators aligned
strategy in extensive consultations
Friday, and their political and
scientific experts today were put
ting final touches to their prepa
rations for the Moscow confronta
tion.
High sources said the Allies are
in full agreement on their ap
proach to the talks and are ready
to plunge into full dress negotia
tions immediately.
The Allies hoped to ascertain
Soviet intentions within a week or
10 days, though they have set no
deadline.
Harriman and Hailsham will
carry to Moscow the outlines of a
short draft treaty for a partial
nuclear test ban which could be
approved quickly if the Soviets
mean business,
The Allied position is to hold
out for a comprehensive test ban,
including prohibition of under
ground testing if the Russians can
be moved to accept controls to
guard against cheating. This in
volves on-site inspection.
The American and British
teams are geared to negotiate a
complete ban. Their scientists al
so have approved a joint line of
approach.
Richland girl
gets swim suit
VANCOUVER, Wash. UPI)
Pretty, green-eyed blonde Kippy
Lou Bnnkman 19, of Richland,
won the preliminary swim suit
competition of the Miss Washing'
ton Pageant here Thursday night.
The preliminary talent award
went to Colleen Mary Thracker,
19, Spokane, who sang "Summer
time.
The pageant continues tonight
and Saturday. The winner is to
be selected after another round
of competition late Saturday.
Temperatures
Temperatures during the 24
hours ending at 4 a.m. PDT to
day. High Low
Bend SI 41
Astoria 69 58
Baker 80 44
Brookings 84 49
Burns 84 55
Klamath Falls 82 63
Lakeview 83 57
Medford 91 54
Newport , 66 . 55
Portland 77 58
Redmond 85 46
Salem 79 50
The Dalles 86 62
Chicago 87 66
Los Angeles 80 63
New York 83 62
Phoenix 107 77
San Francisco 62 54
Washington 84 63
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Houses For Rent .
Housekeeping Rooms
House Trailers
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Lost A Found
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Loans ,
Machinery For Sale
Machinery Wanted
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Miscellaneous Foi Sale
Money To Loan 1
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Motorcycles For Sale
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Sportsmans Column 43
4wap Column 49
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Wanted to Rent Al
Wanted Room-Board 09
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1 -Legal Notice
NOTICE
OF STREET VACATION
NOTICE IS HKBRV ravm
THAT vacation proceedings
have been initiated by the Citv
Commission of the City of Beife
on its own motion at a regular
commission meeting on July 3,
1963, for the following describ
ed street location.
A tract of lflnH Ivincf In K
SEy4SEy4 of Section 32, Town
ship 17, South. Range 12, E.W.
M and in the SWy4SWy4 of.
Section 33, Township 17 South,
Range 12, E.W.M., further de
scribed as follows: Beginning at
a point in the SEy4SEy of
Section 32. Townshin 17 South
Range 12, E.W.M., said point
being the southeasterly corner
of the Cascade Forest Products
property and being further lo-
caiea oy oeing soutn 2,529.51
feet and East 35.25 feet accord
ing to the City of Bend's local
coordinate system; thence on a
curve to the left whose central
angle is 96 degrees 00' and
whose radius is 159.52 feet for
a distance of 239.2ft ftt- thnnxo
N. 55 degrees 48' East for 35.00
feet; thence on a curve to the
left whose central angle is 28
degrees 14' and whose radius is
218.60 feet for 107.72 feet: thence
N. 27 degrees 34' east for 21.54
feet to the west line of East
Third Street: thence due north
along said west line of East
Third Street for 86.43 feet;
thence S. 27 degrees 34 West
for 98.16 feet: thence on a
curve to the right whose central
angle is 28 degrees 14' and
whose radius Is 178.60 feet for
88.01 feet: thence S. 55 degrees
48" west for 35.0 feet; thence on
curve to the neht whose cen
tral angle is 96 degrees 00' and
whose radius is 119.52 feet for
179 30 feet; thence S. 51 degrees
44 35" West for 40.00 feet to the
point of beginning.
The City of Bend Commission
has fixed the 7th day of August,
1963. at the hour of 7:30 p.m..
in the Commission Chambers in
the Citv Hall in the Citv of
Bend. Oregon, as the time and
place for hearine upon the said
vacation proceedings at which
time the City Commission will
receive and hear any and all
objections to the said proceed
ings. JULIA S. JOHN'SON
Recorder of the City of
Bend
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