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2nd SEOTON
MEWOHD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1958
Pages 1-12
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RADAR PLANE FlgFJ A $2,225,000 Air Force four
ecgined RC 121 Super Constellation radar plane goes up
in flames and smoke as firefighters cattle fire after plant
mysteriously blew up on landing strip at Otis AFB, Mau .
AH 12 crew members aboard escaped.
Ike's Brother's
Trip To Central
America Delayed
Washington (UPI) The
State Department hopes with
in a short time to reschedule
Dr. Milton Eisenhower's fact
finding trip to Central
America.
An official said the trip will
definitely be set to take place
within a month or two.
The President's brother had
expected to leave' on the tour
of Guatemala, El Salvador,
Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa
Rica and Panama by June 15.
The Department announced
Wednesday the trip had been
postponed.
There was immediate specu
lation here it was held up be
cause the violence that mark
ed Vice President Richard M.
Nixon's recent tour of South
America was too fresh in Cen
tral American minds.
Officials Concerned
Officials declined to go be
yond the Department's an
nouncement which said: "Up
until now it has not been pos
sible to schedule the visit at
mutually convenient dates for
all of the countries concerned.
Dr. Eisenhower will delay his
trip in the expectation that
satisfactory dales can shortly
be arranged for travel to the
six countries concerned."
Other sources, however,6
said officials in one or two
of the countries were concern
ed over the security aspects of
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NO CONTRACT UAW
President Walter Reuther
urged union members to ex
ercise self-discipline and re
straint after contracts with
the auto industry ejpired.
WILL VISIT COLOGKE
Cologne, Germany (UPI)
Former Queen Soraya of
Iran will return to Cologne
froga the United States in mid
June, officials of the Iranian
embassy here said today. So
raya's father is the Iranian
ambassador to West Germany.
Oficials said the former wife
of the Shah of Iran will stay
in Cologne only long -enough
to decide where to settle per
manently, probably in Italy,
France or Switzerland.
flock Seat Driver May
Hold Accident Solution
Want to live longer?
Here's one method: Become
buddies with that person fid
geting in the back seat of your
car or right there beside
you, for that matter.
"Two heads are better than
one when they're behind the
wheel of a car," the National
Safety Council says. It be
lieves that the so-called back
seat driver may hold the solu
tion to the traffic accident
problem.
"We're in favor of motor
ists combining their driving
knowledge and skill with the
help other passengers in the
car can give," the Council
says.
Bad Connotation
It agrees that the term
"back-seat driver" has a bad
connotation. The motorist
who's been subjected to nag
ging "advice" from .the rear
understandably takes a dim
view of interference with his
driving.
"But with the proper spirit
on both sides, backseat driv
ers can be a real help," the
Council says.
How?
1. Let your wife, for exam
ple, who used to sit with noth
ing to do on a trip, be your
copilot. Her observations a
car sneaking out from a side
street, a quick turn in the
road ahead K:an take a big
load off your mind.
2. Studies Show that the
irritated driver is more acci
dent prone. The wife can help
hubby cool off when he's up
set over slow-moving cars or
heavy traffic.
3. Giving other persons in
your car something to keep
them from getting bored
makes the trip go faster for
both of you and keeps fric
tion at a minimum.
Many Other Details
"In addition to her lookout
duties, the backseat driver can
handle many other details to
make motoring more relax
ing," the Council says.
"Let her light your cigar
ette, keep down the roar of
your kids in the back seat, and
chart your course. There are
a thousand , and one things
she can do for you while you
are driving.
"Successful business men
well know the value of dele
gating authority. Yet, behind
the wheel of a car an execu
tive will try to handle the
whole job of driving often
with disastrous results.
"Why do all the work, when
minor parts of the job can be
handled just as well by your
wife?" the Council asks.
"Bringing the back-seat
driver up front with you in
other words, giving her re
sponsibilities on a trip eases
your job of driving.
"It may save a life yours,
or the life of the back-seat
driver who used to get on
your nerves."
TALMADGE WILL
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
(UPI) The late movie actress
Norma Talmadge left about
$200,000 and two homes here
to her husband.' The star's
will, recorded Wednesday' in
probate court, left the bulk of
her estate to the husband,
Carvel M. James of Fort Lau
derdale, Fla. Miss Talmadge
died at Las Vegas last Christ
mas eve.
As much as 10 pounds of
commercial starch are pro
duced from processing a
pound of sweet potatoes.
Retention of High
Taxes FaVorable
Wall Street Item
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By ELMER C. WALZER
UPI Financial Editor
New York (UPI) For
once Wall Street is calling re
tention of high taxes a favor
able item for
the stock mar
ket. The street
apparently has
given up hopes
of a tax cut
Cl this vear witn
political
oppos-
reduc-
Eimer waizer tion. Some
look for a modification of ex
cises later on, perhaps on
autos and freight transporta
tion. Standard & Poor's states
the case as many in the street
view it:
"The ability of the list to
take this long-awaited tax de
cision in stride is mainly at
tributable to the fact that the
economic climate "has cleared
sufficiently to make across
the board tax reduction un
necessary. "Viewed in retrospect, it is
obvious that the latter 'was
frantically seized upon as a
possible means of checking a
recession which its- advocates
feared at the time might snow
ball into a major depression.
"Instead, general business
now affords fairly convincing
evidence that it has largely
checked its downward slide,
if it hasn't already touched
bottom.
May Be Ahead of Business
According to the current
issue of Newsweek a sizable
body of Wall Street believes
the stock market is running
ahead of business that it has
been a bit too exuberant. -
One investment man told
Newsweek he had the feeling
"the market is getting itself
into 'the same state it was in
last July expecting more
good news than it will get."
L. O. Hooper, analyst for W.
E. Hutton & Co., notes that
the easy credit policy plus
smaller demand for funds
from business has turned
some new money into the
equity market.
He believes, however, a
great many people with a
great deal of cash are "just
waiting" for the more favor
able prices they feel are in
evitable. Growing Short Interest
This abundance of funds
awaiting investment could be
a cushion when and if demand
for shares becomes less avid,
he feels. Another cushion, of
course,' he points out, is the
sizable short interest which
seems'to keep on increasing.
In this connection, Alexan
der Hamilton Institute points
out that history proves that a
large short position is not a
guarantee against sharp de
clines "and it should not be
considered as a springboard
for a prolonged rise in prices.
"The shorts are not partic
ularly nervous at this time
and there appears to be no
haste in covering action on
their part."
The institute, admitting fur
ther good news from Industry
might send the market into
further new high ground,
warns "it would be more pru
dent to look for another sharp
reaction near the midyear
when second quarter earnings
can be better appraised."
Final Exams Held at
Southern Oregon
- Ashland Final examina
tions are currently under way
at Southern Oregon college
this week with the spring
quarter ending Saturday, June
7. Summer session will begin
Monday, , June 16, with an
all-day registration, the last
day for registering without
penalty being Wednesday,
June 18.
' Classes will begin Tuesday,
June 17 and continue through
Friday, Aug. 8.
A post sesssion will be con
ducted ' through Aug. 11-22.
An overlapping series of
workshops will be offered be
ginning June 9 3nd culminat
ing on Aug. 22, the last day
of the post session. Those
wishing to attend are asked to
contact the registrar, South
ern Oregon college, for infor
mation and materials.
HE PULLED
Looe, England (UPI)
Fisherman Anthony Little
wood, 11, told his dad Wednes
day: "I've got a bite. What do
I do now?" "Pull," his father
said. Anthony pulled, and
landed an 84-pound blue shark
seven feet long.
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