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Dixon-Yates Contract
Attack Renewed by
Democrat Opponents
." Washington U,R) Demo
crats are quietly preparing a
legislative one-two punch which
they hope will knock out the
controversial Dixon-Yates power
contract.
The renewed ' Democratic at
tack on the contract may pro
duce the first major battle of
the new session.
Their first move will be to
introduce a resolution express-
in g the sense of Congress that
the contract should be voided.
Terry Breref on
To Visit France
As YMCA Delegate
Terry Brereton, son of Ar
thur Brereton, 161 Ross lane,
has been named a delegate to
the Centennial World cdnference
of the World Alliance of YM
CA's, to be held in August at
Paris, France, it was announced
today. .
The Medford high school stu
dent will represent the Medford,
Ashland, Klamath Falls, and
Boseburg YMCAs. After being
selected by the southern Oregon
YMCAs, his application was sent
to the Pacific Northwest Area
council in Seattle, which se
lected him front a group of ap-
- plicants from Idaho, Washing'
. ton, and Oregon. J
Based on Leadership
Medford YMCA officials state
that the choice was based on the
Medford youth's "outstanding
leadership ability as demon
strated in the YMCA's programs
.. and at YMCA camp, where he
acted as counselor, and on his
scholastic record and high qual
ities; of character."
Terry, who will be one of 20
boys and girls chosen to repre-
, sent the Pacific northwest, is
active in YMCA i programs in
cluding Ki-Y and YMCA swim
ming instruction. He is a mem
ber of the high school band and
Phi-Chem, the high school chem
istry club, r
10.000 To Attend
An estimated 10,000 represen
tatives of 78 countries will at
. tend the conference, scheduled
for August 12 to 23. The Med
ford boy will take part in the
division for older boys and girls.
The World Alliance of YMCAs
was formed in 1855, when a
group of 99 young men repre
; senting the YMCAs of eight na
tions, met in Paris and set up
the world wide organization.
Th second may be a move to
withhold funds for government
payments under the contract.
The resolution against Dixon-
Yates is expected soon during
the early lull in the Senate and
House. Informed sources report
ed the resolution idea already
has been cleared with H o use
speaker Sam Rayburn. Senate
Democratic leader .ynoon a,
Johnson (D-Tex.), has been ad
vised of the plan but will be
consulted further before it goes
forward, they said.
The two legislative moves
have v been discussed - at an
unannounced meeting of Demo
crats who serve on the Congres
sional Atomic Energy commit
tee. . ,
' Rep. Chet Holifield (D-Calif.),
an outspoken' critic of the con
tract, will introduce the resolu
tion expressing the sense of the
Congress that execution of the
contract would be "inimical," to
the nation's best interests. The
resolution will state that the
contract should be withdrawn
before February 15 so that no
cancellation charges, will be in
curred, he said.; . .
It will be, clear warning to
the AEC that they will have
trouble on their appropriations
should they persist in putting
the contract . into effect," Holi
field said. . .
Would Kill Contract
Another, committee member,
who asked that he not be nam
ed, said : refusal of : the ; Atomic
Energy- commission to comply
with such a resolution would, in
effect, kill the contract. He con
ceded that the resolution, which
is not signed by the President,
would, not have the full force
of law. '
But he said congress, tradition
ally touchy about its powers,
would hot vote funds to support
a program which had been op
posed by votes of the Senate
and House.
Driver Got Excited; ' .
Cops Finally Nab Him
Houston, Tex. U.R) Patrol
men M. L. Singleton and Leroy
Mouser, traveling 85 miles an
hour, fired 18 shots before they
halted Vastine Fenix, 21. H
Fenix, arrested for running 10
red lights, eight stop signs and
going 85 miles an hour in a 30
mile zone, told the officers, "I
just got excited."
Dead line Sunday Classified ' la at
noon Saturday: 10 a.m. Monday for
Monday: other daya 3:30 arevious day.
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