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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1956)
"P9 O O O o o 'o o Oo, O O &XTgm MEDfOHD (0BEO0V) MAIL THIBUWE Friday. December 14, 19S8 O Lawyers Involved in Case Campaign Funds Tined $2,500 Each O Washington (U.P John M. ped the remaining charse of at .eff and Elmer Patman. Su-1 tempted bribery, which is a periortP Cg). lawyers involved j felony. . an offer of $2,500 campaisn! During debate on the bill, cfijnds to Sen. Francis Case (R--Case threw the Senate into an S D., pleaded guilty today to ; uproar by announcing he had received the offer and that he O O o failure to register as lobbyists, o teral District Judge Joseph C. eIcGsrghy ffned each man $$.500 eSch. He gave each a 3 suspendci 12-moth sentence. O McGarcaghy also J:ned Super ior Oil Co. of California $10,000 on the same charge. Neff testified fo a special Sen- Se 'investigating "subcommittee that hefiffered a campaign.work er for Case 32,500 in campaign fTds. Neff id he contacted O o various senators in- support of the natural gas bill, then undr delate in the Senate. The bill q waC passed without Case's vote, Oo but FWftfient Etfenhower vetoed 0 lt'heeause of "arrogant" tactics O c,ofome of the measure'i sup porters. Neff and Patman pleaded guilty 'Jo failifre to register s rjiobbyists, which is a misdemean or. The2 government .then drop- CD o would vote against the bill be cause of it. The hotly contested bill would , have freed independent natural gas producers from federal price control of gas moved in inter state commerce. O Boeing Plant Plans o Endorsed in Alameda Oakland. Calif. U.F) Ala meda bounty authorities happily st.ynped their approval on the O QBoeing Airplane company's plan ) to bui.3 .a mul!million dollar O guided missile plant near Pleas O an'n.o o q Chester M. Weaver, new facil ities rSbnager for liie Seattle company's pHotlc?" aircraft di vision, conlrred Thursday with five members of tbs Board of Supervisors and other county of ficial "We offered Boeing our com plete cooperation in tlfts mat ter," Kent Purcell, chairman of the Board of Supervisors, said $r the meting.3 O Weaver told the supervisors that Boeing wanted assurances In advance tht manpower, an adequate Cnderground water 0 supply, rezoning and houstng Uould be available to support O theplant. o Ited Cross Supplies Said Reaching Goal Washington (U.R) The American Red Cross denies a re O port that its relief supplies are failing to reach ordinary citizens in battered Hungary. Life magazine said in an edi torial proposing a "food air-drop to Hungary" that its Budapest correspondent, Ed Clark, had failing to find " Hungarian worker or an ordinary citizen, or anybody who kncs one who has received ay help from any body's Red Cross." Clark said some of the food and goods brought into Hungary Qy the Red Cross "is sold in shops at poces out of reach of the average Hungarian. Others sag) the food for the orkers &.as gotff- to functionaries and security police. "o O O IT'S A tQ I F T ! YARbLEV oQ ofycrrul Jfaeet 0 TOILET WATE.R" odANDlf ALC .' ' O o ' " !"-'!''' , Q t-r """" fv T A . " 4 noppy O combination tO COpIimsnt her loneliness, a mitofd AFB Urges Laws Oyer Labor Unions Miami Beach, Fla. UR) The powerful American Farm Bu reau federation has called on the government to apply anti-trust laws to labor unions. Some 6. 000 convention dele gates Thursday adopted a reso lution declaring, "concentration of economic power in labor un ions has progressed to the point where it may be considered a monopoly." Operating under exemption from federal anti-trust laws, the federation said, "labor unions are resorting to measures, which if used by any other economic group, would result in drastic action." Oregon Trees Decorated At Operation Deepfreeze McMurdo Sound, Antaractica ;U.R) The 500 Americans sta tioned here at headquarters of the U. S. expedition Operation Deepfreeze today decorated some of the eight Christmas trees ship ped to the Antarctic from the forests of Oregon. , The trees provided the only vegetation in these icy waste lands. Expedition leaders said they hope to deliver one of the Christmas trees to 24 American stalwarts now living at the South Pole if new gasoline supplies ar rive in time to make the flight before Christmas. Agricola. the 16th-century German "father of mineralogy," popularized the term "fossil," from the Latin fossilis, meaning "ctyg up." Weinberger Baby Kidnaper To Die Mineola, N.Y. U.R) Angelo John LaMarca, convicted kid nap murderer of month - old Peter Weinberger, was sentenc ed today to die in Sing Sing prison's electric chair some time during the week of Jan. 28. The date of the mandatory ex ecution was set by Judge Mario Pittoni in a court session that lasted less than four minutes. An appeal, also mandatory, prob ably .will defer the electrocution until a later date. The 31 -year -old Plainview, N.Y., mechanic, who said that he snatched the Weinberger baby July 4 for ransom to pay press ing debts stood like an automa ton before Pittoni Britain To fly World's Largest Turbojet Plane London (U.R! British Over seas Airways Corp. announced today that it plans to put Bristol Britannia aircraft the world's largest turbojet airliner into Steamship Dant To Be Drydocked in Manila Portland (U.R) The steam ship Charles E. Dant which ran into trouble off the Philippines recently, has been refloated in Lingayen Gulf and will be moved to Manila for probable drydocking this week end, States Steamship company officials said today. They said divers re ported no visible damage to the vessel which grounded during a regular service Feb. 1. The Britannias will not fly the taKns-Atlantic route to New York immediately. The giant planes will be used initially on the Lon-don-Joannesburg run ai will be transferred t services to Australia, Hong Kong, Japan,' Aden and Singapore later in he year. FOUTH TV T9lO3 , Portland (U.R) ne television ?lioiPher. KgjR-TV.' will go on thCairt 8 p.m. Sat urday. The statiorV isOn(hannel o o PICTURE -TIMS REJUVENATED 1$ your picture tubt dull and weak? Most pictura tubei can be restored to original brightness at only a fraction of the cos? of replacement. For further information CALL Electronic Sgryici 18. N. GRAPE PH. 3-1971 8. " H f VimMiiHii e'rfi f i mi j Daily's U-gjriv Medford Airport Q DELIGHT HER with the little "extra" gifts that mean so much! Choose from our gala selection of imaginative stocking stuffers. 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