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Quotes From the News By UNITED PRESS Malibu, Calif. Sarah Churchill, after pleading guilty to a drunkenness charge: "I was more ill than drunk ... I deeply regret the trouble I have caused the community and the court. It is painful to myself and those I love." London British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, In hii letter lo Soriet Premier Nikolai Bulganin pledging non ggrenion: ". . . No British government will evar commit, lake part In or condone an act of aggression against the Soviet Union." Hollywood Screen Producer's Guild President Jan En gel, in a final tribute to film pioneer Jesse L. Lasky Sr.: "He was taller than some of us but he never looked down on anyone. He walked with dignity among men." Phoenix, Ariz. Arkansas Gov. Orval Faubus. in discuss ing lhr dumping of a bowl of soup by a white student at Lit tle Rock, Ark., Central high school on a Negro student: ". . . There isn'i harmony in the school and where there U disharmony those things will occur." Vienna, Austria Hungarian Deputy Premier Ferenz Muennich, when asked by newsmen whether Hungary would attempt to force the U.S. legation in Budapest to sur render Josef Cardinal Mindszenty who has taken refuge there since the Hungarian freedom revolt: "He can stay there until he goes to heaven." Maxton, N.C. Police Chief Bob Fisher, on reports thai Maxton't large Indian population is heavily armed and on the warpath against the Ku Klux Klan: "We have always had good race relations here and we don't intend to let any outside group stir up trouble with our Indians." Hungarian Revolt List Burning Urged United Nation, N.Y. 'IP A United Nations investigat ing committee, has recom mended that U.lN. political of ficer Povl Bang-Jensen burn the secret list of Hungarian revolt witnesses which he re fuses to surrender. The committee said the Danish official refused to give it the list just as he earlier refused to turn it over to the United Nations. He based his refusal on the contention it might fall into the hands of Communists and lead to re prisals against the witnesses or their families in Hungary. The investigators .said they were convinced the paper have no further use because their "validity has been im paired if not destroyed by his manner of dealing with them." TAKING OFFICE as science adviser to State Department, Dr. Wallace R. Brode (left), associate director, National Bureau of Standards, Is congratulated by Dr. James R. Killian (center) scientific assistant to President and Secretary of State John Foster Dulles. (International) Los Angeles Man Appears In Court Joe Glaszko, 27, of Los Angeles, Calif., pleaded guilty to charges of being a fugitive from justice in district court Wednesday and was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail by District Court Judge James M. Main. Glaszko. who was arrested by Medford police Jan. 10, on a disorderly conduct charge, was found to be want ed by Calif oi nia authorities on a non-support charge. The sentence was suspend ed when he was returned to California by a member of the Los Angeles police department. . Salem W) Dr. Max' Friedman, Portland optome trist, has been appointed to the Oregon State Board of Examiners in Optometry. Diseases Will Be Discussed by Panel Communicable diseases of special interest will be fea tured on the public health program Saturday, Jan. 18, at 5:30 p.m. on KBES-TV. Diseases discussed will in clude hepatitis, meningitis, venereal diseases, tularemia, or rabbit fever, psittacosis or parrot fever, rabies, tetanus and undulant fever. The panel of doctors who will 'discuss aspects of the dis eases are Dr. Wayne E. Rob erts, physician and surgeon of Central Point, Dr. Dwight H. Findley, physician and surg eon, and Dr. A. Erin Merkel of the health department. Mrs. Ivan Burton of the Jack son County Public health as sociation will moderate the program. 52nd Year M EDFOED Price 10 Cents Tribune Second Section MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1958 Pages 1 to 6 Appointments to Boards Planned Applications for appoint ment to precinct election boards will be accepted by the county clerk starting Jan. 20. Mrs. Bereth Hopkins, Jackson county clerk, has an nounced. Applications will be accepted until Jan. 30. Appointments will be made for two years ending Dec. 31, 1959. Boards in Jackson county will have four mem bers, Mrs. Hopkins noted. Consultations will be held with former election board chairmen, she said, and recommendations may be made by political party cen tral committee chairmen. Law requires that not all members of the board shall be of the same political party. Recommendations will be given due consideration, Mrs. Hopkins said, but will not necessarily determine who will be appointed. 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