Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 26, 1956, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTEN MEDrOHD (OBECON) MAIL TRIBUTE Tuesday. Jun. 28. 1958 McCarthy Attacks Justice Warren Washington (UP) Sen. Jo seph R. McCarthy (R-Wi!.) charged today that Chief Justice Earl Warren has "become a hero" to the Daily Worker, Communist newspaper. "I don't say that he is a Com munist, but there is something radically wrong with him," Mc Carthy said. McCarthy attacked Warren at a Senate Internal Security Sub committee hearing on bills to nullify a recent Supreme Court ruling which prohibited security risk firings in "non-sensitive federal jobs. "I think it is extremely un fortunate he was ever confirm ed as Chief Justice," McCarthy said. He said Warren "had practi cally no legal backeround" and "much of his political back ground was left wing. Subcommittee Chairman James O. Eastland (D-Miss.) and Sen. Karl E. Mundt (R-S.D.) also at tacked the Supreme Court rul ings on security risks. The three senators are authors of different bills to overturn the ruling. McCarthy said the court "is presenting one of the gravest threats to our system of govern ment" at any time in the nation"s history. "Willful, irresponsible judges are handling our Constitution like it was a meaningless scrap of paper." McCarthy said. He demanded that Congress "prevent" the court from "usurping" legislative and ex ecutive powers. Final Acceptance Date For Request Scheduled The final date for acceptance of requests for federal cost-sharing in connection with damage resulting from last winter's floods in Jackson county will be July 6, Harry E. Martin, of fice manager for the county agricultural stabilization an! conservation committee, has an nounced. The practice covers removal of debris other than sand, gravel or silt; shaping, grading or fill ing, including removal of sand, gravel or silt; restoration of dikes and levees; restoration of riprap or revetment; restoration of stream channels and open or underground drainage sys tems; restoration of dams, pits or ponds; and restoration of irri gation ditches and structures, excluding diversions. Cannery Workers Fail To Vote on Contract " . Portland U.R) Union can nery workers failed to vote yes terday on a proposed new con tract with General Foods and of ficials said they did not know when the voting would be held. . Last week when the union and the food processing com pany reached a tentative agree ment that stopped a threatened walkout, officials had said that a vote probably would be held yesterday or today. Portland Man Held For Circuit Court Lawrence Robert Stanton, 35, Portland, was bound over to the circuit court Monday afternoon when he appeared in district court for preliminary hearing on a charge of burglary not in a dwelling. Stanton was arrested by state police June 20 in connection with burglary at the North Riv erside Tavern. Daily Weather Report rORICASTS MdfarH and vicinity: Fair and warm thxounh Wednesday. Low to night 33. ru.h Wednesday 93. Western Oregon: Increasing? cloudi reaa along the coast and over north ern interior tonight and Wednesday hut continued fair southern interior. A little rasn along the north coast tonight and a few showers along the roast and over the northern interior "Wednesday. Low tonght 50 to 60. About 3 degrees cooler Wednesday. Northern California? Fair tonight and Wednesday. Increasing fog oa the eoa.t. ' TFMPERATLTie- Mean jesterday 94: below normal 3. Record high this date 100 in 102. . Record low this date 40 in 1920. PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to mid jiight. none. Midntaht to 10 a.m . none. Total this month .80 inch. .09 inch "below normal. Total since Sept. t. 33.40 inches. 62 inches above normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday 22. ifhejt this a.m. 83 V CITY High low Pree. Urookinga . "I 52 Crater Lake JGrants Pass 8ft Klamath Falls . MEDFORD Portland 79 .... M .... 73 Seattle Spokane Yakima Eureka .... Kerf Bluff Sacramento San Francisco . Los Angeles fhoenix JDenver Tliicaso 41 1 a mi 103 87 For your Home Freezing and Canning Needs rrw SPORTS Hare-Hound Cycle Race Set Sunday An English-style hare and hound enduro motorcycle race will be held Sunday, July 1, in the Applcgate area. The race will begin at 1 p.m. Starting point will be about 2 miles west of Ruch. Riders will be assessed an entry fee. No charge will be made to specta tors. Arrows will guide con testants and spectators from Ruch to the starting area. Trophies will go to the top finishers. Riders will tour a predeter mined marked course but will not know its layout in advance. A point system will be used to determine top places. Riders will be cleared through check points, checkers will be all girls The cycle event will be held rain or shine. A soft drink con cession will operate near the starting point. 6 Ladies Named To Race Horses Portland The "Powder Puff Derby" annually one of the horse racing highlights of the Portland Meadows season, will have it's fifth running, Thursday, June 28. Strict regulations will govern the girl riders, and the horses they will ride. The derby will be carded as a regular race and pari-mutuel wagering will be conducted as on any other race on the nine-race program, with first post time at 6 p.m. Saturday s feature is the Ore gon Derby, at one mile and will match the finest 3-year olds bred in Oregon, for a purse of $1,500. Full Field A full field is expected to face Starter Gloyd Young, with such stars as Shareholder, Booter Gem and Pharsong, who have won races at the meeting, with John Sept's Shareholder going post ward as the probable public fa vorite. Glen Dixon. 22-year-old jockey from Caldwell, Idaho, rode eight winners at Portland Meadows last week to take the lead for riding honors. Dixon has ridden 31 winning ' mounts, 29 second place mounts, and 43 third place horses. Rogue Snowmen, Hold Ski Session Summer is here but the skiing season is not yet over for the Rogue Snowmen. Members of the ski club and skiers from Grants Pass and Ashland, about one dozen in all, set up the club's ski tow on Watchman peak in Crater Lake National park for Saturday aft ernoon and early Sunday morn ing activity. President Bill Brooks said the group is thinking about skiing again next week end. He re ported that there are 8 to 10 feet of snow on the slope. Depth at. this time of year is usually about two feet. 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