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Fog Causes Many Gar
Mishaps, Police Say
Monday. December 3. 1958
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MEDfORD (CHEGON) MAIL TRIBUNE-iIVE
Military Handbook Discloses Potential Weakness in Russ Army
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; few dws. according to Chief of
q Pici Charles P. Champlin: i
: lie-noted ihat S'-veral 'A them
have fc'-en caused by the fog .
corition
Y.m waed, motorists and ped-
Washinzton (U.R. A newly: the army." the document said.
declassified Armv-Xavy docu- But "recently the army has been
ment "todav credited Russia's i shorn ofsom? o its glry ,a"d
i prestige, with several of its
military forces with possessing , most popular icaders -shabbily
"maturity, balance and an ex-j treated."
cellence of quality." Savs Red Armv infatuated
The document also said
e
A numbcf of trafftc accidents death, for themselves and their
haveQbeen reported to the Med- i families."
TJ&iice dunnc the past , T, . , . . ...
to adjust their driving to the coh-1
ditions of the streets and high- j
ways, mere is great darker on i But it said "source of potential I
O i ""y sweets ana brakes snouid weakness ' in -the Soviet military j
De pumped rather tnan jammed. organization is the relationship
n , ; , i , ,: WI" ociween me army and tne
""" m ti-aijmg efficiency and reduces
Cfts the evince of one sez-mg the , tne dani,er of skidding.
, ' :s, .: . ,..;-.)!. Tn ,f He aiso pointed out that wind- nist regime rested
o. " .,' ', shields should.be-kept clear and i
the f'p-raiid acc-Mnts a driver ... I
became "lost" on the street and
ran into a fireplug. In other.
Othe dri9er narrowly
the Russian Errmy "tends. to be ! enough to tie found in a Russian
Communist. Party.
"When Me fate of the Commu
nist regime rested squarely on
military success. the party-
forced a close relationship with
First express shipment by air
to cross an international border
was in 1931 when some ship
parts as well as 146 hatching
eggs were shipped from Florida
to a South American city.
infatuated with its wartime suc
cesses'" so that when' it trains,
"it usually does so against a
rigid, immobile defense similar
to that which Hitler forced on
tnaj ; nis commanders.
Ine analysis of Russian mili
tary forces is contained in a 397
page pamphlet entitled "Hand
book on Aggressor Military
Forces." The booklet was only
recently dclassified and made
available to the press.
The booklet, which is detailed
military library,, is used bv the
Army- and Navy as a guide for
the "aggressor forces", in U.S.
military exercises.
Talks of 'Aggressor'
The handbook at no point
refers by name to the Soviet
Union but talks of the "aggres
sor." And the Communist Party
is referred to as the Circle Tri
gon Party.
But it is clear that the hand
book is a definitive rundown of
the Soviet "military organization,
based on U.S. information.-and
ntelligence.
The handbook said, that the
Russian army in the pastsix
years has gone through a ' rapid
modernization until now it has
an atomic capallity in missiies
and aftiilerv
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PICTURE TUBES
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Mosf jpicture tubes can be restored
rooorgqe.il (jbrighrness at enty a
fraction of(the cost of replacement,
for furtictMnfwWjtion CALL
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EJecfrcnic Service
GRAE PH. 3-1971
runnirtj;
ditch.
nis
G3
oar into a
avenra (
deep
Tracks Mcrve Car
ao trucks were required to
move tne car because it was felt
that it n3h turS over into the
at 'cn- filCPrs oihe department
nave been called upon a number
of times during the past few
igys tp escort ti-'.o-irists to their
destiistifrss in the city, te re
ported. s
S'le chi'-f ilso; urged all Jfcd
ford resiten to take part in the
sational "B:k the Attack '"on
traffic Incidents" program
which t gan y'eUerriay, Deaj.'l.
He 'imt the nation traf
fic death record is approaching
a rrs.rd high 41,000 this year
:Qd (lid, "positiveand imiucd
iate action must be takwi."
n
JAfintenze Carso
1 ".jftorists gOgJwven f wint
erized tl(r car, are in a mucU
more risky posrWon tlinrChust
mas shoppers who haven't done
W mora than make out a list,
ChStnplin said. They run .the
Qrisk of unnecessary injitfy, e-ea
effordoAHDrneys
66! Appointments
lo Special Groups
Approxiniajely 30 Iedford at-
Cy wrneySjlwve received corgmitaee
appointments be the Oregon
StateBar associaioixifor 1956-57,
according lothe Nwember bar
association bulletin. e
Corrgnitfte and tVair local
O mrakberjincUKie E. R. Bshaw,
adrnlnistrati la; Robert R.
Dickeye contiiuV 3legaf educa
tion: Anthony E. Piazza, district
attorneys? inward BachfieiS,
Paul VY HavilniSd, federal oprac-
tice and procecture: iCenfieth G.
Denman. tjfUse"' 9f' delegate;
Philjp BPSiowry. j9dicial admin
.Liti,!n; Ja9es V. IcGoowin,
' H. Deey Wilson, jo-ni1 ccrt
rjrocediire and practice: Edward
0 Branchf lfAffea lSwxpr rcplace-
Othei Listed
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WiiiiHTiiE. Dunhaime. Clif D.
c fOuellette, legal aidlanvlle M.
Keisel, legal assistance to ser
viceineai: William3 E. Duhairfte,
lef ethics: JaniesoV. McGood-
Qvin. minimum fee scWduls;
Frink .r.Farrell. stiunicipal law;
(fiiirg0M. rtobi-rts. necrology:
Noreen Kelly. Cregon digest: Ot-
Vj J. 'fVohnmayer, Crews6 M.
Robert statu bar building: Carl
MQBrorfiy, Lwenv L. Clark,
Donald Ilanseng probate law and
procedures bam B. Harbison.
publ service nt-id information;
Manville HgtKeT. "real estate bro
Oer.3 Ejvin Ti, Hogan. taxation;
r and obert R. Bickey, work
menjii comgensation. 0 o o,
GrieTSnce Committee
Appointed tgo the grievance
commitlje for the fourth district,
which includes Jackson and Jo
sephine countif wgre P
rKellington. chairman, Medford:
Haify A. Skery Jj-.. Ashland:
Laurcftli ."Cushing, Cave Junc
tSbn: Donald Myrick. R. Eugene
Smith. GjranW Ps: Alan B.
riHolmes. Anthony . Piazza and
(JU Dewey Wilson. Medford.
G Fourth district trial conunit--Otee
nwmbers fnrlucie Robert B.
Djincaii., yraiA P. Farrell. Otto
Jr J'rohnmayer. Irdfnrd, and
Ben T. Laniard. Ashtund.
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