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SIXTEEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday, February 13. 1958 SUPER SAVINGS! Quotes From the News .By UNITED PRESS San Antonio, Tex. Lt. Col. George R. Steinkamp, head of the Space Medicine Department of the School of Aviation ... .. . . -i t-n i i Medicine, on tne slow response xo an aiarm uen oy we , sleeping airmen simulating a flight to the moon in a cramped j and airtight space 'chamber: I "This is not unusual, but perfectly normal, lt proaamy hows that he is beginning lo get a bit mora relaxed. Washington Sen. Wayne Morse" (D-Ore.), on the possi bility that the Senate will hold its own investigation of federal regulatory agencies, in addition to the one now under way in the House: "There already is aridence that soma officials of 'inde pendent' agencies have not discharged their trusts in con formity with the high ethical standards the public has a righl to expect." Savanah, Ga. Mayor W. L. Mingledorff, on the little concern shown by Savannah residents about the Navy search for a part of a nuclear weapon jettisoned by a B-47 bomber one week ago off Savannah Beach, after a collision with a fighter: "These atomic bombs come in many pieces, and they aren't dangerous until they actually are assembled." Jackson, Tenn. Don McSween, Tennessee employment security commissioner, on his state's growing unemployment problem: "Tennessee is involved in an exciting race between the stork and job opportunities, and for the moment the stork is winning." Berlington, Vt. Mrs. Doreen Wilson, member of the Burlington school board, on its failure to cose the schools Wednesday Lincoln s birthday: "Normally, all legal holidays are observed. But this one just slipped up on us. X vfr 4 It NEW ROCKET PLANE Douglas Aircraft Company en gineer Kermit van Every has released details of a design study launched in 1953 for this manned aircraft. Desig nated the Navy's D-558-IH, this rocket-powered space plane was designed to fly 6000 miles per hour, and 140 miles above the surface of the earth. The project was later dropped for lack of funds. Library Week, Plans Laid by Committee The Jackson county commit tee for National Library Week, March 15 to 22, met yesterday to discuss plans for local observance of the event. Members of the committee, named by ex-Gov. Charles A. Sprague, Salem editor and chairman of the statewide committee, include the Rev. Thomas McCamant, of the Congregational church, chair man, and Mrs. Una B. Inch, Mrs. Ward Hammond, Mrs. Dunbar Carpenter, Hal Gard ner and Frank J. Van Dyke. Meeting with the group in an advisory capacity were Miss Helea Webster, Medford librarian, and Eric Allen Jr., president of the library's board of trustees and a mem ber of the state Library Week committee. Tentative Plans - Tentative plans to seek co operation of service groups in holding an open house in the library that week were laid. It is planned to have guided tours of the library, and loca authors will be invited to par ticipate. Cooperation of public offi cials, both of Medford and the county, will be sought in making the week a success, and newspapers, radio and television will be asked to as sist in publicizing the library and the service it offers to residents of the county. Supplies of fact sheets tell ing of the library are to be prepared, the ' chamber of commerce will be invited to join in the observance through its Greeters and Education committees, and the schools of the county will also be asked to participate. Additional plans will be made between now and the middle of March, committee members said. . Court Records MUNICIPAL COURT Dennis Eugene Born, riding bi eylce without lights, bicycle im pounded one day. Arthur Reinhart Dubs, disobeyed stop sign. So. Montana Burell Facey, excessive noise, tires, $10. Paul Edward McBeth, disobeyed traffic signal, S5. . Georgia Lee Boardman, violation basic rule, S10. Virginia Nae Miller, expired op erator's license, $5; violation basic rule, 510. James Dwayne Thomas, disobey ed traffic signal. $5. Terrell Anderson Holliday, dis obeyed stop sign, S5. Robert Charles licht, violation basic rule. $10. Alvin Darrel Greb, violation basic rule, S10. Paul David Williams, violation basic rule. $10. Dannie Dwyne Chartier. inadequ ate equipment, white light for tail light. So. Walter Caster, violation basic rule. S10. . . Lyle C. Logan, no operators license, ?10. Orrin Charles Ogier, disobeyed stop sign. So. Dale Donald Foresee, excessive noise, horns. S10. Edward Joseph Walker, violation basic rule. S10. Jimmy Dlenn Martin, disobeyed trafic signal. So. Eugene Center, disobeyed stop sign. $5. tdmund Hass, disobeyed traffic signal. S5. Merton W. Lerop. defective equipment, no tail light, S2.50. 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