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House Debating
Foreign Aid Bill
Washington (UPI) The
House began debating a S3,
078,092,000 foreign aid appro
priation bill today amid in
dications it won't seek to re
store funds slashed from the
program in committee.
The measure as recom
mended by the Appropria
tions committee to the House
was trimmed 5872 million be
low the 'sum requested by
President Eisenhower. The
bill provides money to carry
on foreign military and eco
nomic aid in the 12 months
starting today.
Sources close to the bill
hinted the House may pass
the bill as is, leaving efforts
at restoration to the Senate
wnere prospects were bright
er. A defeat of money-adding
amendments in the House,
they argue, would reduce the
chances for jacking up the
funds in theSenate.
The President was believed
likely to broach the foreign
aid matter in a meeting with
the Republican congressional
leaders today. i
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Wedding Delayed;
Nothing But Trouble
Spickard, MO. (UPI)
Robert Stafford, 21, set out
from Waterloo, Iowa Monday
with his sweetheart, Mary
Peverill, 22, in a truck load
ed with 480 bushels of corn.
They planned to go to Ver
sailles, Mo., to get married,
but they never got there.
Stafford had seven tire blow
outs en route and then in
Spickard his truck crashed
into the post office.
Miss Peverill suffered a leg
scratch and the post office
floor was littered with corn
kernels two feet deep. Staf
ford decided to postpone the
wedding date.
Seventy fire control person
nel recently completed the
1958 Guard training camp in
the Rogue River National forest.
The school was held at
Camp No. 2, 10 miles east of
Butte Jails during June 18,
19 and 20, according to Car
roll Brown, forest supervisor.
Those taking the course
were personnel from 17 look
outs and 12 guard stations.
The rest were crew members.
Basic training included map
reading, use of instruments in
fire detection, smokechasing,
small fire suppression, crew
action on fires, use of pumps
and tank trucks, safety and
general guard duties.
Assigned to Station
Upon completion of train
ing the men were assigned to
their stations for the summer.
Lookouts, guard stations and
suppressions crews are being
manned to detect and:ontrol
forest fires.
Fire overhead training was
given on June 17 to 35 forest
service foremen at Camp No.
2, Brown said. Subject includ
ed fire behavior, fire fighting
organization, methods of fire
suppression and fire safety.
Instructors at both sessions
were Rogue River district
rangers and their key assist
ants. Training sessions were
directed by S. T. (Tenny)
Moore, fire control officer.
Training
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Four helicopter landing areas
will be built alongside Route
128, Boston's circumferential
highway. The idea is to pro
vide a modern means of trans
portation for the multi-million
dollar industrial plants that
line Route 128.
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LOCATING SMOKE A group of trainees grouped around azimuth circles and plot-
of the fire fighting school in the Rogue ting tables by a guard station. Mt. McLough-
River National forest learn how to locate lin is seen in the distance,
source of smoke. Two groups are shown
FIGHT FIRE A back pump is demonstrat- while members of the school clear the
ed during the recent fire school sponsored ground with axes and shovels. Seventy fire
by the Rogue River National forest officials, control personnel attended the 1958 Guard
One man sprays water on a small blaze training camp.
MOPPING UPr A group of trainees during Small fire suppression was included in the
the recent fire control school in the Rogue' basic training at the school. Upon comple-
River National forest clear brush from the tion of training the men were assigned to
ground and pile dirt on the source of a fire, stations for the summer.
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cer is ready for terrorist at
tack even at quiet swim on
turbulent island of Cyprus.
Irvin Goodman
Dies in Portland
Portland (UPI) Irvin
Goodman, 61, prominent Port
land attorney, died Monday
of a heart attack.
Goodman was well known
as a murder trial lawyer. He
headed the defense in 28 mur
der trials. Only two of his
clients were executed. They
were Turman and Utah Wil
son, hanged for the murder
of JoAnn Dewey.
Goodman, who was born in
Portland, -was suvived by his
widow, Ora and two brother's.
He was educated at Reed col
lege and the Northwestern
College of Law.
Recent estimates show there
are about 40.5 million mar
ried men in the U.S.
Primitive man invented the
mosaic when he arranged peb
bles on the floor of his cave,
says the National Geographic
Society. Ancient Sumerians
expanded the technique, ce
menting bright stones to a
base. By 1,000 B.C., Egyptians
were fashioning fbsaics in the
form of glass jewelry.
Total investment of Ameri
cans in property and endow
ment of privately supported
institutions . of education, re
ligion, health and welfare in
creased by an estimated
$1,400,000,000 in 1956.
Coins believed to date from
100 B.C. have recently been
unearthed in Pakistan.
Mamie, Ike Observe
42nd Anniversary
Washington (UPI) Presi
dent and Mrs. Eisenhower
planned to observe the 42nd
anniversary of their wedding
quietly today with any cele
bration strictly private.
The President's schedule
called for a. busy day at his
desk. Mrs. Eisenhower had no
public appearances scheduled.
As usual, gifts exchanged
by the Eisenhowers were
kept secret.
The Eisenhowers were mar
ried July 1, 1916, in Denver,
Colo. .
Japan Launches
Full-Scale Rocket
Michikawa Rocket Center,
Japan (UPI) Japan suc
cessfully launched its first
full-scale rocket at least 30
miles into the sky Monday, it
was announced today.
Professors Hideo Itokawa
of Tokyo university and Ma
sao Takaya of Osaka City
university jointly pronounced
the rocket a "success" and
said the data they had obtain
ed from it would be sent to
the International Geophysical
Year headquarters.
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Three Rescued as
Yacht Takes Water
Honolulu (UPI) Three
crewmen were rescued Mon
day from the yacht Mollilou
90 miles north cf Oahu en
route to the mainland after
the vessel began taking water.
The- Coast Guard cutter
Winnebago removed skipper
Robert Sloane, 23, Costa
Mesa, Calif., and his crewmen
Richard McKane, 27, New
port Beach, Calif., and David
Kaanapuj 24. Honolulu.
The Mollilou, owned by
Stanley Kochendefer, Santa
Rosa, Calif., came here last
year during a transpacific
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