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O O O 0 G O o DEATH ON THE TRACK Racing driver Pat O'Connor lost his life in a spectacular 11-c csh on the Indianapolis Speedway. Here O'Connor's car, No. 4, is shown climb Qng ovef No. 16 and No. 14 as cars spun out of control in first moments of the pile-p. O Utah Escapee o Seized in South . n c o &1 Cfos Angeles (UPC FBI agentQ arrested Quay Cleon Kilburn, i, Monday night less thanQtwo Qnonths after the ecpee from Utah State prison h fSeen placed on the list of the 10CoslPwanted criminals. w q Tipped a man who had spotted Kiburn's pi&jre in a Long Bch, Calif., post ofi lice, wus were waiting when Kilburn returned to his home around 8 p.m. (pdt). They said he wasQarmed with two aromatic pistols but didn')get a chance to use them, and surrendered with out a struggle. False identifi cation, bearing toe instead of G Pony Express $'ce To InviPGovernor Eugen (TJPD A pony express-type ride will leave Cottage Grove Saturday for Salem to carry an invitation to Gov. Robert Holmes to at- finger prints, identified him! tend the Cotfaee Grove Rc ?o as ClaryCXydeirKilburnO TJulv 11. 1213. Participating in the ride tiill be riding clubs and mounted posses from Lane, Benton and Linn counties and(Jie Governor's Guard of Salem. O . q Qilburn, editor of the pris on paper at the Utah peniten tial, used iispress card on the prxTf-'of interviewing prisoners outside th walls to escape Oct. 4, 1957." Strawberry Pickers Said Urgently Needed Salem (UPI) Aa emergency Cfcall Ofor 3,000 strawtmrry pickers went out from the State Employment Service office here today. Officials said that unless the pickers are recruited for the immediate Salem area, thou4abds of dollars wdjslh of berrier would spoil on the vine. O Pikers also were needed other (Strawberry growing areas. o Armory Projects m Given Approval Washington (UPI) The House Armed Services com mittee approved today con struction projects totaling 324,936,010 for the Army Na tional Guard ' and the Army and Navy reserves. Congress previously had made money available for the projects. However, the law requires the services to get final clearance from the House and Senate Armed Services committees. The total included $10,326,- 000 in National Guard armory construction, $2,348,000 in re lated nuard construction, $11,556,000 in Army Reserve work and $706,010 in Naval Reserve projects. Tata, the largest integrated steel mill in Asia, now pro duces two-thirds of India's steel output at its Jamhedpur plant west of Calcutta. Remains of fig trees have been found in Greenland. California Voters To Pick Noma rases For Governor Post By United Press International ! Judge George Wallace have Voters in primary elections in three states today decided what is in store for Sen. Wil lian Knowland, the Los An geles Dodgers and the son of a slain anti-crime crusader Knowland, Senate minority leader, sought the Republican nomination for governor of California against the state's attorney general. . But California voters "seem ed more interested in a refer endum to determine whether the Dodgers will get a new site for their proposed $12 million stadium. In Alabama, Attorney Gen eral John Patterson compet ed against a circuit judge for the Democratic nomination for governor. Patterson's fa ther was attorney general at the time he was slain during his crackdown on criminals in Phenix City. South Dakotans Vote Voters in South Dakota bal loted to determine opponents in the race for governor. In Monday's only primary, a college professor .making his first political campaign de feated a veteran campaigner in a contest for the GOP nom ination for. governor of Iowa. William G. Murray, who said he was glad to leave the "classroom behind me and get out and beat the bushes as a politician," beat Lt. Gov William H; Nicholas, 65, in his first try for office. Patterson and Circuit WHEEL CAUSES WRECK Meridian, Miss. (UPI) Twenty-nine cars of a Gulf, Mobile and Ohio freight train plunged off a 20-foot high trestle here Monday and piled up in a marsh. Railroad offi cials said the accident hap pened when a wheel came off one of the cars. None of the crew was injured. 0 O (Hl5Hl35QI7DS roup homo HOKJI isrfffr o Ipw-eooff Ptffot Rational DanCi homo Irnprovomont toon! f . ft . 1 hitm f '"- ' t ; S p. 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' Runoff in November Voters in California will se lect Republican and Demo cratic, nominees for a winner-take-all runoff election next December. Every statewide of fice except the Senate seat held by Thomas H. Kuchel is at stake in the primary. A light vote is expected in South Dakota, where Lt. Gov. Roy Houck and Attorney Gen eral Phil Saunders are the top candidates in a race for the Republican gubernator ial nomination. Ralph Herseth, a Houghton, S.D., farmer, is unopposed for the 'Democratic nomination for governor. STREET BRAWLS IN PARIS Chairs and fists fly on Paris' Champs Elysees when demonstrations by pro- and anti-Gaullists erupted into wild brawls. Meanwhile, Gen. de. Gaulle returned to Paris from his country retreat to speed the formation of his "National Safety" govern MAIL TRIBUNE, MtdforJ, Oregon, Tuttday, June 3. 195S f Air Crash Brings 0 Shock to Fiancee Elabethtown,' N.C. (UPI) The grief of an 18-year-old girl over her fiance's death in a plane crash turned to shock Monday when she met his wife. Esther Cole was to have been married in two weeks to Army Sgt. Thomas Rad cliff, 24, of Radford, Va. But Saturday he and Sgt. Michael Sawyer . were killed when their light plane crashed after takeoff from an airport near here, o . O Radcliffe had flown here to discuss plans for the wedding. The couple ad become en gaged almost a year ago. M&day, Mrs. Evelyn Rad cliffe came here to claim, her husband's body and met Miss Cole. o The Cole girl's parents said Radcliffe had been a frequent visitor to their home but never had mentioned his mar riage. Q. Great Britain's coastline is more than (1,000 miles long. Holmes Proclaims Shortcake Week Salem (UPI) Beef steSc and strawberry short cake were on the proclama tion menu for Gov. Robert D. Holrft6s this week. The governor proclaimed Oregon strawberry shortcak week for June 3 through 10. The governor also backed the Oregon Cow Belles by advocating beef for father on Father's day June 15. . Daily's U-Drivo Medford Airport Surfboarder Explores California Coast THRILLING SPORT to Mike Diffenderfer of La Joila, Calif., is riding a surfboard. He says, "Kten acceleration and more power to pass that's what I like best about Richfield Boron. Also, my car never chokes up on Boron. "QUIET AS A KITTEN!" lfl ' lCijfi ...2? ' v MARINE SALE6MAN Jack Balbo lives at Monterey. California. He reports, ''My engine was real tough to start on cold mornings until I filled up with Boron. Believe me, Boron smoothed up my engine pronto.' Gunsmith Makes Discovery 0 "HOST OF MY DRIVING is stop-and-start,M says Mrs. Virginia L. Bowman of Pasadena. "Since using Richfield Boron, my car now gets bettsr mileage and runs as quiet as a kitten." ARIZONA ARTIST and designer, Richa R. Fansler, lives in Scottsdale. 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