SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Monday, April 30, 1958
Showdown Believed
Coming in
To Discard
By LYLE C. WILSON
United Press Correspondent
Washington (U.R) It looks
like an early and quiet show
down is coming with the last re
maining Ike
men who don't
want Vice -President
Rich
ard M. Nixon
on this year's
Re publican
ticket.
Two major
figures in the
Citizens - For
Eis enhower
Committee already are on record
with a proposal to change the
organization's name to Citizens-For-Eisenhower-And-Nixon.
They
are Peter H. Clayton, secretary
and counsel for the committee,
and James Murphy, 1952 nation
al chairman of Citizens-For-Eis-enhower.
Murphy and Clayton are Im
portant men in the committee,
but they do not control it. Gen.
Lucius D. Clay and some others
still are to be heard from.
Wants To Wait
Clay is believed to prefer to
await Republican National Con
vention action before committing
Lyle C Wilson
Campaign
Nixon
Cltizens-For-Eisenhower all-out
to Nixon's renomination.
The general was among a con
siderable group of the President's
friends, influntial men but most
ly political amateurs, who want
ed to dump Nixon.
Most of the steam leaked from
the dump-Nixon movement some
weeks ago. Since Mr. Eisenhower
welcomed Nixon as a running
mate last week the boiler has
gone all but dead. Some kind of
policy announcement from Citi-zens-For-Eisenhower
headquar
ters now seems likely.
If none come, it will be widely
assumed that some members of
the committe still believe Nixon
may be sidetracked. The Demo
cratic leadership will follow de
velopments with unusual inter
est. The top Democratic leader
ship rates Nixon as Public Enemy
No. 1.
May Cost Votes
Some are convinced the vice
president will cost the Republi
can ticket 3,000,000 or so votes
on election day.
There are not many available
Republicans who can match Nix
on as a vigorous campaigner.
One of the weaknesses of the
dump-Nixon movement was the
inabiilty of anti-Nixon forces to
Beauty, Religious
Leaders Win Cash
New York (U.R) A Florida
beauty queen and two New
York religious leaders each won
S3000 Saturday night on a tele
vision quiz program.
Mrs. Toby Birne,tan ex-model
from Miami, answered ques
tions on the "History of Medi
cine" to win her money on the
NBC-TV show "The Big Sur
prise." The religious leaders, Rabbi
Irving J. Block and the Rev. Dr.
Jesse William Stitte, answered
questions on religion but fea
tured an unusual twist. Rabbi
Block answered questions on the
history of Christianity and The
Rev. Stitt, a Presbyterian min
ister, answered questions on the
history of Judaism.
Mrs. Birne, whose husband is
captain of a deep sea charter
boat, teaches modeling at the
University of Miami. She named
Ed"'ard Jenner as the doctor
who discovered vaccination as a
means of preventing smallpox,
and Bela Shick as the pediatri
cian who developed the test that
Rainier and Princess
To Witness Bullfight ..
Palma De Mallorca (U.R)
Prince Rainier and Princess
Grace will have to wait another
day to see the bullfight they
traveled here to see Sunday.
The bullfight was scheduled
for Sunday but authorities call
ed it off because'of early morn
ing rain. They decided to hold
it on May 1, a Spanish national
holiday.
come up with a satisfactory sub
stitute. There's an old political saying:
You can't beat somebody with
nobody.
That's what the dump-Nixon
people were trying to do.
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isfs To Act
On Segregation
Minneapolis, Minn. (U.R)
The General conference of the
Methodist church will act to
morrow on a recommendation
striking at racial segregation
within the chureh, it was report
ed today.
The 80-man conference com
mittee studying plans to end
church segregation plans to pres
sent the statement of policy to
the delegates. It is expected to
study the racial segregation is
sue during the next four years
before taking positive action. .
The policy statement calls on
Methodisms' 40,000 U n it e d
States congregations to admit
congregations "without refer
ence" to color.
"There must be no place in
the Methodist church for racial
discrimination or enforced seg
gregation," the proposed recom
mendation says.
"Our pastors, upon whom
rests the responsibility of re
ceiving individuals into church
membership should discharge
this responsibility without ref
erence to race, color, or nation
al origin."
The main topic before the
quadrennial conference today is
a four-year church program to
raise $37,000,000 to improve 162
Methodist universities and col
leges and to build up rundown
parishes.
Debate on the proposal is al
ready completed and it was ex
pected to win final approval at
today's session.
E-R SITE SUGGESTED
Portland (U.R) The Ex-po'sition-Recreation
commission
received a report Saturday from
a firrc of architectural experts
recommending that the South
Auditorium site be chosen fox
location of the $8,000,000 E-R
center.
determines immunity from dip
theria. Next Saturday the three con
testants will face questions
worth $10,000. If they continue
giving the correct answers they
will eventually reach the top
question, worth $100,000.
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Sent To Latin America
Washington (U.R) Only
men who can "hold their
liquor" are assigned to the U.S.
Air Forces technical missions in
14 Latin American countries.
Lt. Col. Samuel H. Runyan,
assistant chief of missions, gave
that assurance in secret testi
mony recently before a House
Appropriations Subcommittee.
He explained that members of
the missionf are selected pri
marily for their technical skills,
but that one of their jobs, too,
is to make social contacts. "If
they are the type who cannot
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line, we do not want them," he
said.
U.S. Presents Two
Jet Trainers To Iran
Tehran, Iran (U.R) The
United States presented two
Lockheed Shooting Star jet
training planes to Iran Sunday
in a military ceremony at Teh
ran's Mehrabad airport.
The planes were the first to
be received by the Iranian air
force. They were flown from
Germany, where 15 Iranian air
force officers received training
earlier this year.
Court Records
DISTRICT COURT
Morton Elvyen Price, failure to stop
at stop sign. S10.
Lester Asher Moredick, reckless
driving, S30.
CIRCUIT COURT
Patricia Ann Yank vs. Verne Wil
liam Yank, divorce complaint.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Wenting Charles Hilkey, violation
of basic rule. $10.
James Frederich Lewia, violation of
basic rule. $10.
Calvin Walter Wolf, violation of
basic rule, S10.
William Middleton Loryaire Jr., vio
lation of basic rule. $10, no registra
tion. $5.
Kenneth Lyle Tucker, excessive
noise. $10. no operators license. $5.
Jack W. Lewis, violation of basic
rule. $10. ,
Jesse Lee Gish, violation of basic
rule. $10.
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INJURIES FATAL
Vancouver, Wash. (U.R)
Earl H. Harju, 35, of Vancouver,
Wash., died in a local hospital
Saturday night of injuries he
received earlier in the day in a
two-car accident about a mile
east of Vancouver.
During the period it has been
in the possession of the United
States, Montana has been a part
of six national sub-divisions.
Nagasaki Observes 386th Anniversary
Nagasaki, Japan (U.R) The and USS Kidd on Saturday, and
U. S. Navy helped Nagasaki
celebrate the 386th anniversary
of the opening of the Nagasaki
port to western trade during
the week end by serving ice
cream to 200 Japanese orphans.
More than 100 youngsters vis
ited the destroyers USS Uhlman
another 100 were entertained
aboard the heavy cruiser USS
Columbus Sunday.
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