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8 Page Medford Ijnitm Prt Full incased Wire Price 5c Tribune United Press Full Leased Wir 51st Year MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST. 10, 1956 Second Section Oregonian Finds Propaganda Fails To Deler Russians Berlin U.R Arden X. Pangborn, editor of the Oregon Journal, said yesterday Commu nist propaganda has failed to make the Russian people anti American. Pangborn spent 23 days in the Soviet Union on a study group tour sponsored by his newspaper and the World Affairs Council of Oregon. "Ordinary Russians went out of their way to be nice to us," Pangborn said in an interview. "They were extremely friendly. They were eager to talk to us, particularly if they knew a little English. "Apparently the anti - Ameri can propaganda the people have been fed for years is not work ing. "Anti - American propaganda still is everywhere. However, Russian experts told me it has diminished a great deal and does not compare to the past. "I wore a beret I picked up on my trip, a bow tie and carried a camera so people would know I was a foreigner. Everywhere we were approached by Russians wanting to talk. "The average Russian is very Eagle Point Boys Attend Adventist Camp Four Eagle Point Seventh-day Adventist boys will join other Adventist youth from Oregon churches in a 21-day summer) training camp which opened Aug. 5 at Camp Umpqua at Milo. Attending from Eagle Point are Gene Adams. David Bost, Ronald Bost, and Glen Bost. For the 9 to 16 age group, the Adventist summer training camp provides Instruction in Christian living, nature lore, archery, swimming, outpost en gineering, and many other camping adventures. friendly toward Americans." Pangborn said anti - American propaganda in the Soviet Union nas cnanged in tnai u no longer makes a blanket condemnation of all things American. "Criticism now is specific," he said. "The Communists will take an excerpt from a speech by Sec retary of State John Foster Dulles, distort it and then attack American policy. Dulles is their favorite whipping boy. "The Russians have great re spect for President Eisenhower. But that is their official line. They take the line that President Eisenhower is a good man who is badly advised." In Russia the study group visit ed Leningrad, Kiev, Odessa, Yalta, Georgia and Moscow.- McKay Raps Demos On Conservation Portland (U.R) Doug McKay, Republican candidate for U.S. Senator, has blasted the Dem ocratic party for dragging con servation into politics. Speaking before an audience of veterans and conservationists at a meeting of the Veterans' Luncheon club, McKay outlined his 24-year conservation record and told his audience, "I would like to set a precedent that I hope you will ask other can didates to follow. 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