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By DAYTON flOORf
United Press International
Wash ington (UPI)
Backsttfjrs at the White
House.
Cabinet meeting nS
President Eisenhop h0v
developed into formal, t&
ciently-run affaiig r0quiinf
detailed, thorough jalnnin
They now are simile to ttff
meetings over whicft tittn
hower presided hn fc t
a top military comi4n4r
They are in sharg iontrt o
tne informal cabinet rniminMs
in the Democratic Cdministr-
tions0of Torm Presidents
Franklin D. Roos&vfft tnd
Harry S. Trumtn.
One 2? fiiinftoTtr't firft
actiorQ2ter h rcam PrMi
dent OS9 $ ti&tv that the
cabinfjg ffWfltii fee out on
busineQs-lidd festie, milittri-
ly-precis jroctiurt- Ht set
up a ne gctt, cbinj tc-
retary, to SeO thtt thi -gs
do. HQ directed tht thtrt
be an aaencQ ror acn mett-
ing. He expandeS ettndtnc
at cabinet meetin to include
regularly, m cdaition to mc-
retaries heftdine deewtments.
such keg'iovernmant ofrlcieli
as his ton aids. Sharmtn
Adams, and &&n& tfokilift-
er Gordon Grp.
Major Rog
The first QJbinSt 3M?r?,
Maxwell 1. 5e&&, ceit fc
credited witfc Q major ol in
the development of thft pres
ent forlgat of cabinet meet
ings. But 36-year-old, prema
turely gray-haired Robftrt K.
Gray, who recently succeed
ed Rabb, installed one inno
vation to keep departmental
staff aides from running over
time in x their briefings. He
had installed on the speaker's
rostrum in the cabinet room
a system of lights for sig
naling three minutes before,
one minute before, and the
scheduled time for ending a
presentation.
The warning lights are only
for staff aides, however. The
importance of keeping within
time. limits is known to cabi
net members. Biit they are
not subjected to the warning
lights. And cabinet members
seldom go to the rostrum, pre
ferring to speak from their
seats at te long table in the
pale green cabinet room.
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Topics for the cabinet meet
ing agendas originate from
tha President, top White
House staff aides and depart
ment heids. But, in any case,
they must have the Presi
dent's approval before Gray
place them on the agenda.
CX course, only major matters
art proposed.
After t topic is placed on
tha agenda, Gray and his
tsaiftants work with depart
mental staff members on
preparation of the presenta
tion. Sometimes, - there is a
rehearsal either at the Wiiite
House or the department con-
Comb Explodes in
British Columbia
Hotel Interior
Kelowna, B.C. (UPI)
Terrorist activities erupted
f jain in the British Columbia
interior Sunday when a bomb
exploded in a Kelowna 'hotel
tnd two others were discov
ered before they went off.
Royal Canadian Mounted
Folice set up roadblocks but
(Aid that no arrests had been
made. '
Proprietor Rex McKenzie
of the Willow Inn hotel said
the bomb exploded in a wash
room and caused an estimat
ed $1,000 damage. No one was
injured.
Found in Washroom
Another bomb was discov
ered in the washroom of a
Vernon, B.C., beverage room
and still another in the wom
en's washroom of the Ferry
Lequime, one of three ferries
which run between Kelowna
and Westbank on Okanagan
lake.
The incidents were the lat
est in a series of bombings
which have rocked the Koo
tenay and Okanagan dis
tricts. A standing offer of a
$25,000 reward has been post
ed by the provincial govern
ment for information leading
to the capture of the terror
ists. To Be Rounded Up
Meanwhile, in Victoria, the
provincial highway minister,
Phil Gaglardi, predicted that
"all persons responsible for
the vicious bombings in the
province" will be rounded up
before Princess Margaret vis
its the area next month.
Princess Margaret is sched
uled to open the new Kelow
na bridge July 19 and spend
two days here.
Co0NpEMNS NAGY DEATH
New Delhi (UPI) S. A.
Dange, leader of the Commu
nist party here, said Sunday
that the recent executions of
former Hungarian Premier
Imre Nagy and three of his
followers should have been
avoided.
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Are Formal
cerned to determine whether
it can be improved or tight
ened. Prayer
The. President opens the
meetings by asking the mem
bers to bow their heads in
silent prayer. Only once at
the first cabinet meeting over
which he presided did he
have it opened with an audi
ble prayer. He then called on
Agriculture Secretary Ezra
T. Benson, an apostle of the
Mormon church, to ask God's
blessing on their meetings.
The President presides
without gavel. After the si
lent prayer, he asks for the
first presentation. A cabinet
member usually outlines the
topic in general terms and in
troduces a staff aide to make
the detailed presentation,
often with charts and oc
casionally with movies or
slides. A general discussion
usually follows.
But there are no votes in
the cabinet. The final decision
on acceptancer ejection, mod
ification or postponement for
further study is the Presi
dent's alone. .
Gray's job includes seeing
that the President's decisions
on cabinet matters are carried
out. Four times a year, a rep
resentative of each depart
ment or agency reports to the
cabinet on the progress of
the programs and policies
which have been determined
at the meetings.
Definition of Jew
Brings Resignations
Jerusalem, Israel (UPI)
Two members of Premier
David Ben-Gurion's cabinet
resigned Sunday night over
the government's definition of
a Jew.
The coalition cabinet de
cided last Sunday that for of
ficial registration purposes a
Jew was anyone who claimed
to be a Jew.
Religious Affairs Minister
Moshe Shapiro and Post Of
fice Minister Joseph Burg re
signed because their National
Religious Party maintains the
orthodox position that a Jew
is a person born to a Jewish
mother.
Five Persons Hurt
In Hillsbcro Crash
Hillsboro (UPI) A Se
attle family of four and a
Portland youth were injured
Sunday afternoon in a two
car collision here.
Douglas Gibson, his 12-year-old
twins, David and
Dianne, and another daugh
ter, Sharon, 16, all of Se
attle, were thrown from the
car. Sharon was the most ser
iously hurt, suffering from a
broken arm, face cuts and
bruises. Also injured was
Gary M. Byer, 19, Portland.
F. Kyle, Manager
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oven stove, pipe & stakes, $50.
2705 Howard ave.
FOR SALE New 3 bdrm. house on
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SP 2-6546.
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722 N. Riverside.
FOR SALE Model A coupe. Best
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I will not be responsible for any
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FOR SALE One 6' lighted glass
show case, S25. Also several
used display counters, suitable
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& Central.
FOR RENT Furn. 3 rm. cabin on
Thomas Rd. S30. SP 3-2311.
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DAY OLD chicks 15c, started ones
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FOR RENT Unfurn.. clean 1 bdrm.
guest house. Adults. No pets, $45.
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FOR SALE 1940 Cadillac sdn.
Very clean. Can be seen at 628
So. Ivy between 6 & 7 p.m.
FOR RENT,
826 E. MAIN. Furn. quality apt.
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heat. Garage. For couple or
executive.
$65 Mo. Choice Location
Nicely furn. 1 bdrm. apt. Garage.
All utilities pd.
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FOR SALE
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1 Wringer type washer $ 9.95
1 Hot point undercoun-
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1 Kenmore Automatic
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1 G.E. 24" range,
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1 Bendix Duo - Automatic i
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Approx. 13 complete twin beds
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some Simmons, all clean.
Antique organ in lovely con
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Gas apt. size range.
2 wood heaters. 1 Ashley.
Table top refrigerator, late
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house.
Lots of chests of drawers, some
with mirrors.
Solid oak Huck chest combina
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Wringer washer.
Children's furniture, including
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play pen, new sidewalk bike.
2 small butane tanks with
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Good home cooked dinners 99c.
Mac's Fountain Lunch 6th & Ivy.
Quotes From the News
By UNITED PRESS , INTERNATIONAL
New York Lebanese Foreign Minister" Charles Malik,
on the disorders in his country:
"There is confusion in the minds of most people that this
is only a rebellion and therefore the government is dealing
only with the rebels. The government is dealing with pres
sure from outside from powerful agencies directed against
us."
Tokyo A spokesman for the Japanese Central Meteoro
logical Board, on the U.S. nuclear blast at EniwetoL Sunday:
"We think it is the most powerful explosion set off by
the United States since that country began its current type
of tests at Eniwetok in April. 1956."
Washington Chairman John L. McClellan (D.-Ark.) of
the Senate Rackets committee, on reports the Mafia may be
trying to take control of the U.S. economy:
"Information has come to us that there is an underworld
syndicate which has infiltrated into some phases of the labor
government and into some businesses."
Washington Vice President Richard M. Nixon, who was
spat on when he visited Latin America, on the idea of send
ing major league baseball teams to tour South America:
"Of course some wags might suggest this shouldn't be
done unless we allowed the spitball to be used again."
Television Fails To Do
Justice To Dancers on
Sullivan's Sunday Show
By WILLIAM EWALD , would have had a chance to
unnea tress International
New York (UPI) I
can't think of any recent
show which so clearly defined
the nature of
the television
beast as the
TV debut Sun
day night of
the Moiseyev
Dance Com
pany. Ed Sullivan
devoted his
full CBS-TV
William EwaM hour to the
Russian troupe and I must
say at the start it was an hour
shot through with a wonder
ful exuberance. It was a little
like having a whirlwind in
the living room. It was an
hour full of swirl and whoop
and good humor and stylish
corn I mean that in the
best sense. I don't see how
anyone could possibly fault
the company.
But ah, there he goes
goes with his buts again it
also was a terribly frustrat
ing show. And before I go
on, I would like to say the
frustrating show has nothing
to do with the dancers who
performed magnificently. And
it had nothing to do with Sul
livan, who should be busting
with pride today for his serv
ice in showcasing the troupe
for the millions who never
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I see tnem
What it has to do with is
the nature of the TV medium:
Television is simply not suit
ed to the dance. Dancing
exists in space the spatial
relationships between dancer
and dancer and between the
dancer and the space around
him. Without that feeling of
space, ybu get a flat imita
tion of what's going on. It's
a little like trying to judge
the magnificence of a Gothic
cathedral from a series of
tiny snapshots.
Television is a medium of
containment. It compresses,
It squeezes. The Moiseyev
dancers burst outward. They
exploded. As a result the
camera was hard put to even
keep them on its canvas.
It was not the fault of the
cameras. When a camera tried
a long shot, the dancing was
not too well defined. When it
tried medium shots of in
dividual dancers, the rest of
the troupe was lost When it
tried closeups of feet, torsos
were snipped out. When it
tried overhead shots, feet
were blotted.
I don't think this means
that TV should forego dancer
shows. It merely means that
unless a dance show is specifi
cally designed to meet TV's
limitations, it will have to
settle for partially satisfac
tory results.
Contributed To TV
My minor carping' aside,
Sunday night's Sullivan show
was an enormous contribution
to television. It demonstrated
that dance companies can be
well, I hate to use the word,
but fun. The Moiseyev girls
looked jolly and, unlike so
many female dancers, amply
proportioned. And the men,
unlike most male dancers,
looked like men.
One side note: There was
one almost : excruciatingly
embarrassing moment at the
tail of the show when a
woman, translating the words
of impressario Moiseyev
started to say: "I am delight
ed . . ." when a derisive hoot
was heard from the audience.
Sullivan turned a withering
glance toward the offender
the likes of which I've not
seen since Leo Durocher last
looked at an umpire. It was
a glance justly deserved.
TV Stars Aboard
Disabled Plane
Reno (UPI) A plane
carrying 11 stars of Holly
wood television made a forc
ed landing here Sunday after
the plane's hydraulic system
failed, causing the landing
gear to drop.
Among those aboard were
Jack Kelly, star of the TV
show "Maverick," and com
edian Chill Wills. The1 group
had been attending a rodeo.
. When the landing gear
dropped, the pilot decided to
have the trouble repaired be
fore continuing to Los An
geles, an airline spokesman
said.
Meteors travel at a speed of
between 10 and 45 miles a
second.
FRESH
Two Are Injured
In One of Three
One-Car Accidents
Two people suffered minor
Injuries in one of three one-
car accidents Sunday and
early Monday morning, ac
cording to state polcej
Injured in a one-car acci
dent yesterday were Glenna
Allen, 30, and Barbara Dean
Allen, 14, both of route 1,
Central Point. State p.olice
said both were treated at a
local hospital.
Driver, Elbert Joe Allen,
41, of route 1, Central Point,
told officers he was rounding
a curve on the Dead Indian
rd. about 10:30 a.m. Sunday,
four miles east of Highway
66, when his daughter Pat
ricia Allen, 3V2 years old,
grabbed the steering wheel
to keep from falling. The car
swerved onto the shoulder of
the road, slid sidewise, hit
an embankment on the north
side of the road, then struck
a rock.
Extensive damage
Officers said extensive
damage was done to the front
end of the car.
Ella May Elizabeth Wells,
22, of Happy Camp, Calif.,
was cited for violation of the
basic rule following an acci
dent about 2:30 a.m. Sunday
on the Table Rock rd. north
of the Bybee bridge. The
pickup truck she was driving
failed to make a curve near
the intersection of the Modoc
and Table Rock rds., went off
the road, knocked down a
telephone support pole and
turned over in a ditch, police
Rose Flutters
Onto North Pole
Rome (UPI) A lone
rose fluttered down today
onto the frozen wastes of the
North Pole, thrown from the
cockpit of a passing airliner.
The rose, the first of 40
which will be thrown down
one by one day by day, com
memorates the Italian and
Scandinavian explorers who
lost their lives aboard the
airship Italia 20 years ago.
The gas-filled airship split
in half over the Pole. One
part, containing the motors,
crashed to the ground. The
other half, containing its hu
man cargo, soared into the
frozen arctic air and was
never seen again.
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Bridgenorth, Englaad
(UPI) A barber has opened
a "do it yourself" shaving
cubicle with two electric
razors. The charge is six
pence, (seven cents) a shave.
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George Merle Deets, 24, of
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an embankment .two miles
north of the Siskiyou summit
on Highway 99 about 4:30
ajn. today. Deets was trav
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