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Washington (W Vice
President Richard M. Nixon's
violence-marred trip through
South America has been a per
sonal triumph for Nixon ana
perhaps a long-run boon to
U.S.-Latin American relations.
U.S. experts won't be sure
until all returns are in
whether Nixon scored a diplo
matic coup or caused a setback
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Need To Improve -Water
Conditions
Noted By Bristol
:;. Need to leave water in the
side streams and to obtain ir
rigation supply from other
sources in order to build up
the flow of Rogue river and
improve fishing conditions
was, brought out to Medford
Kiwanis club members yester
day by F. I. Bristol, state rep
resentative from Josephine
county.
Bristol,, who is a member
of the 'board of . the Rogue
River Basin Flood Control
Resources association, ad
dressed Kiwanians at their
noon luncheon at Rogue Val
ley Country club. The talk
was in connection witn Na
tional Conservation week.
Engineering Study
The representative spoke of
the idea, backed by engineer
ine study, that floods on the
Rogue cannot be controlled
unless there is a big dam near
the headwaters of the Rogue.
Rogue river doesn't , have
the water now for fishing as
it was known 30 years ago,
Bristol stated. He pointed to
the wide fame of A the stream
for its salmon and steelhead
fishing- and of its attraction
to famous personalities.
' The speaker reported that
there were once - seven fish
"hatcheries on the Rogue.
When the stream was closed
to commercial fishing, it was
thought that natural propaga
tion would- maintain tne iisn
ing but- the stream began to
decline. Bristol declared, how
ever, that the decline was
caused more by the lack of
good arid cool water ior tne
salmon and steeineaa.
Shows Slides
, Bristol showed slides of
low streams and dry stream
heds in late summer months.
He mentioned the decline of
the flow of the Applegate
river, a Rogue tributary and
said - th. hatchery on that
stream , was closed because,
when the fish were liberated,
they died.
"We . just haven't got the
water, in the Rogue, we ve
cot to get together to get it,"
he maintained.
Bristol pointed out that, if
California Oregon Power com
pany did not have its dam
at Gold Ray and its water
right, the Rogue flow would
be even worse.
Wavne Struble. architect,
was introduced at the meet
ing as a new Kiwanis club
member. Club President Bill
Singler said that the Kiwanis
board of directors has signed
a contract with Rogers ana
company for production of the
1959 Kiwanis Kapers. The
Ohio firm has just expanded
to the West Coast and has a
Portland office.
Three Local Men
To Attend Meeting
- Three Medford men, each
with 20 years or more in the
electronics industry, recently
left Medford for Chicago to
attend a national organiza
tional meeting for the ''Radio
Old Timers" group.
They are Verl G. Walker,
Rodney Richards and M. Ern
est Brooks, all of the Verl G:
Walker company, Medford.
They also " will attend a
series of management semin
ars and an electronic parts dis
tributors' : show in Chicago.
Walker said the local firm
has. the longest continuous
service in electronics in south
ern Oregon.
for U.S. diplomacy. But they
think the net result will be to
improve deteriorating rela
tions with Latin America. .
As for Nixon's personal
stature, the feeling is unani
mous: His show of courage
under attack by . rampaging
mobs reinforced his already
almost unchallenged position
as the 1960 Republican presi
dential nominee.
Communists Exposed i
On the diplomatic 'front,
many diplomats think : the
Communist-led attacks on
Nixon in some South Ameri
can nations will backfire on
the Reds. The result could be
to expose the Communists as
Moscow-bossed operati ves
rather than genuine national
ists as the Reds pretend.
Messages are pouring into
some U.S. embassies in na
tions where Nixon was man
handled expressing shock and
shame at the humiliating treat
ment accorded him. Persons
who send such letters may
feel closer to the U.S. than
ever before.
In addition, Nixon's run-in
with mob . violence has
focused congressional atten
tion on the relatively poor
state of U.S.-Latin American
relations. Hitherto many con
gressmen have largely ignored
problems of nations to the
south.
Received Invitations
The Nixon trip originated
when it was learned he would
go to Buenos Aires, Argentina,
as President Eisenhower's per
sonal representative at the in
auguration of Argentine Presi
dent, Arturo Frondizi. . Other
South American nations began
asking him to stop in for brief
visits in their nations, too.
The State Department ap
parently urged the vice presi
dent to accept for two import
ant reasons: To improve rela
tions with dissatisif ed South
American nations and to
gather facts about Latin
American problems and -discontent
with U.S. policies.
Council of Blind Sets
Annual Meeting Here
' The annual meeting of the
Jackson' County Council of
the Blind will be held Sunday,
May 18, at 2 p.m. in the Guild
hall of St. Mark's church.
' New officers for the 1958-59
year will be elected. Members
and friends of the group are
Pensacola, Fla. OF! Two
new bloodhounds lost their
man Wednesday while trying
to track . an escaped convict,
but led, officers to a big
moonshine still.
asked to attend, according to
John Ragsdale, president. A
social hour with refreshments
will follow.
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Bianconi To Attend
Portland Meeting
Jerry V. Bianconi, Jackson
county veterans' service offi
cer, will attend the 21st semi
annual county service officers'
conference in Portland May
21-23.
Members of the conference
will discuss changes in the
veteran laws, regulations and
benefits. A panel discussion
on admission requirements
and treatment of veterans in
Oregon and Washington hos
pitals ' also is planned, he
noted.
Other topics to be covered
will be on the farm and home
loan program, federal ' GI
loans, state and federal edu
cational benefits, outpatient
medical care, reemployment
rights of returning service
men and veteran civil preference.
He represents," not" a clique er
special group--but rather ALL
the people.
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Mayor Rogue River; Roy Picard,
Medford urge you to vote for
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