SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Tuesday, January 17. 1958
Farmers Noi To Be
Fooled, Nixon Says
Washington (U.R) Vice-
President Richard M. Nixon says
that "Farmers are not go
ing to be fooled" by former
President Truman's call for a re
turn to rigid 90 per cent of par
ity farm price supports.
In an unusual Sunday state
ment, Nixon said Mr. Truman
and others "following his line"
on farm policies "should start
thinking about the farmer first
and politics second.
Nixon blamed the farmer's
economic plight largely on Tru
man administration policies.
Mr. Truman said in St. Paul,
Minn., that "the mess in agricul
ture is clearly attributable to
the Eisenhower administration."
He added that the administra
tion "is out of sympathy with
the needs of agriculture" and
should return to a 90 per cent
of parity program.
Nixon said "Mr. Truman's
memory seems to be playing
tricks with him. What he appar
ently fails to realize is that he
in fact is criticizing his own . .
program which was in effect
during virtually the entire pe
riod when farm prices were go
ing down."
Crew of Nautilus
Cuts Birthday Cake
Isfew London, Conn. '(U.R)
The crew of the submarine Nau
tilus cut a birthday cake today
to celebrate the first anniver
sary of the world's first atomic-
powered vessel.
One year ago today the Nau
tilus moved down the Thames
river and her skipper flashed
the historic message: "Under
way on nuclear power."
The Nautilus now is in dry
dock. Work is progressing near
by on the second nuclear-powered
submarine, "Seawol f,"
which was launched last July
21, and on the "Skate," whose
keel was laid the same day.
A fourth uranium - powered
submarine, "Swordfish," is be
ing built at Portsmouth, N. H. '
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solved the six-year-old Brink's robbery in Boston, shows how the world's biggest cash
robbery was staged. The 11-man gang got away with $1,219,000. One member of the
gang, Joseph (Specs) O'Keefe, apparently seeking revenge, told a Suffolk County grand
jury all he knew about the roDbery.
Ike May Speak Up On Name in Primaries
Washington (U.R) President
Eisenhower may have something
to say in a day or two about
the entry of his name in a couple
of presidential primaries.
Mr. Eisenhower's name has
been entered in the presidential
primaries in New Hampshire
March 13 and in Illinois April
10.
A White House spokesman de
clined., to discuss Mr. Eisen
hower's reaction to the entering
of his name in the New Hamp
shire primary, of which' he was
notified yesterday. The president
may discuss the matter at a news
conference tomorrow, but is not
expected to say whether he will
run for another term.
Democratic presidential candi
date Adlai Stevenson is making
a quick tour of Minnesota today
to get his first presidential pri
mary campaign under way.
Stevenson will enter his name
in the March 20 Minnesota pri
mary himself. He also will meet
with state Democratic leaders
and make a hand-shaking tour
of the St. Paul-Minneapolis Ford
plant.
Senate Debating
Natural Gas Bill
Washington (U.R) The Sen
ate today went into its second
day of debate on the controver
sial natural gas bill.
The bill 'would exempt inde
pendent natural gas- producers
from government price regula
tion. Backers of the measure have
warned that its defeat- might
cause a fuel shortage in the east.
But opponents of the bill say it
would boost gas rates for the na
tion's 30,000,000 gas consumers.
Bank Stockholders
To Vote on Merger
Portland i(U.R) Stockhold
ers of the U. S. National Bank
of Portland meet here this aft
ernoon to vote on a proposed
merger with the Coos Bay Na
tional Bank of Coos Bay.
Coos Bay National stockhold
ers met in Coos Bay yesterday
and approved the merger.
E. C. Sammons, president of
U. S. National, said if the stock
holders approved the merger,
a representative of the bank
would fly to Washington tonight
to present the papers to the
comptroller of currency for
final approval. The comptroller
gave preliminary approval at
the time application for the
merger was filed late last year.
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productive life of from 10 to 12
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RUCH - JACKSONVILLE
Hill Road Said Improved
By HELGA MITCHELL
Ruch-Jacksonville Ever since
the new portion of Highway 238
has been constructed, eliminat
ing all horseshoe curves, motor
ists traveling to. the top of the
hill west of Jacksonville have
commented on the improvement.
As one travels up hill and is ap
proaching "The Top," there is a
sensation of driving right up into
the sky.- A suggestion has been
offered, 'Why not call it the
Jacksonville Skyway?"
Mrs. Dorothy A. Post, mother
of Mrs. E. Ramsev of Ruch. came
up here from Sacramento, Calif.,
to stay with ner daughter during
the holidays.
Mrs. Lee Port of Ruch has
been ill and under the doctor's
care since November. Her daugh
ter, Mrs. Harlan Clark from Eu
gene, Ore., has been here several
weeks to be with her mother.
Mrs. J. S. Larson, who Iivps
on Highway 238, was elated as
she reported that her dau enter.
Sharon, had won the grand prize
in tne Ouy Lombardo Television
contest. She stated that Sharon
had won a radio on a previous
entry. Neighbors in the vicinity
share the opinion that the Ruch
school is tutoring quite a tal
ented girl.
Mrs. A. Pawlowski.
on top of Jacksonville hill on
Highway 238, is an active ob
server for the Ground Observer
Corps of Jacksonville. In a re
cent conversation, she mention
ed ner pleasure at having a new
phone installed in her home by
the Pacific TeleDhonp anH TpIp.
graph company. Simultaneously,
sne recalled the old 9F farmer
line, and exnressed her grati
tude and deep appreciation for
tne cooperation of the patrons
for relinquishing the line so that
she could make prompt reports
of aircraft in the area.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Snyder,
also residing on "Top o' the
Hill" were host and hostess to
several out-of-town, visitors re
cently. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Camp
bell and family from Ashland
spent a week end with them.
Mrs. Snyder's sister, Mrs. C. M.
Richey, and family, of Corvallis,
stopped for an overnight' visit
on their return trip from Los
Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
Sikes and family whose home is
also on "Top o' the Hill," but
who have lived in Sacramento
since last fall, also were visitors
of the Snyder residence.
Mrs. Cora Stone, mother of
Mrs. Snyder, has gone for a visit
to her other daughter, Mrs. C. M.
Richey, -in Corvallis for an in
definite stay.
Mrs. P. Zimmerman of 143
Vashti Way, went to Banks, Ore.,
the first of the week of the New
Year, due to the illness of her
mother. Mrs. H. C. . McDonald.
Mrs. Zimmerman stayed there
for one week, and returned with
her mother, who is now staying
at the Zimmerman residence.
Ellender Raps
Soil Bank Plan
Washington i(U.R) Democratic
Senator Allen J. Ellender of
Louisiana said today the admin
istration's proposed soil bank
program won't boost farm in
come this year.
Ellender said there's just one
way to get more money into the
hands of farmers in 1956 . . . to
raise their income by increasing
price supports.
The Louisiana senator is chair
man of the senate agriculture
committee, which today opened
a week-long, series of hearings
on a new farm bill.
Among the first witnesses to
day was to be Republican Sena
tor, Homer Capehart of Indianav
Capehart, in a statement pre
pared for the hearing, said farm
income must be raised to match
the general national prosperity.
And he urged the committee to
approve his bill setting up a
three-year surplus disposal pro
gram, a plan to give surplus
foods to needy people at home
and abroad. "
Roofing tile made of alum
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Washington state Tias 46,049
miles of highways.
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with a double-shift to accomo
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calls for one judge to work a
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and another to take over from
2 p.m. to 7 p.m. In December,
13 extra out-of-city judges were
called in to help five regular
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