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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1958)
o3 o O O O O W JUUl TflWAt MdW, Oregon, Thursday, July 24, 1958 RqoIgg From the News Vaised Press International IJoscoV Kikita Khrushchev, in a message to President Eifcnhovr accepting the White House's proposal for a con- yncft of government heads within the framework of the V.f- ttcuty Council: Tfce Searaat ajayerament considers that the threat to 9 4BerM 'sjtaae at preual hat reached a dangerous level, so 9a sh iiae should be lost la arguing. This cannot O (Jpa Mby is time of reaching agreement and the adoption aaf S !) st aid immediate steps to prevent the outbreak ,m 9 -mU .flirt." o r. Nahum Goldmann. president of the World 3Te)Slwfc Ccei&rees, after contending that the worlds 12 QBiUcst 7sw5 face a harder battle to maintain their own awtotw w traditions now that anti-Semitism is on the mAU sassalrism has become a minor factor in our life 1"Jli poverty is no longer substantiaL Our people behave heroically in bad limes but' have not At wiwi to live creatively in good times." Washington House Speaker Sam Rayburn, announcing newsmen he had informed supporters of the Hawaiian gatShood bill that he would oppose calling the measure up attr a vote, in the House this vear: T seld tkapa people I thought they were making a mistake a pass taat bill xnis year." Chtcago ev. Cyril P. Wagner, American Catholic priest lt eam home Wednesday after five years of imprisonment li a Chinese Red jail: . 'ke Communists have even rounded un thm at rv;... a,t The were trained by the missionaries and are Irvine 9 r-idoetrinale them." Dayton, Ohio Widower Steve Horsley, 73-year-old great grandfather, following announcement that he will wed an 1 1-year-old girl next Monday: "A body needs someone to come home to at night, some kody to talk to and go to church with." , Japanese Actress Goes on Honeymoon Hollywood (UPD Petite Myoshi Umeki, the Japanese actress who won an Academy Award for her performance in "Sayonara," honeymooned to day with TV director Win . field Opie. The cquple was wed Wednesday night in a simple ceremony In the home of Ward Ellis, a member of the staff of the Tennessee Ernie Ford Show, a program direct ed by Opie. It was the first marriage for 29-year-old Miss Umeki. Opie, 34, was wed once before. BOY ELECTROCUTED Kosciusko, Miss. (UPD Sammy Howard, 14, was elec trocuted Wednesday while using an electrically-charged rod to chase fishing worms from the ground. WA tfmk s BacK Stairs: Ike's CD Plans Cancelled By DAYTON MOORE United Press International Washington (CPD pack stairs at the White House: President Eisenhower can celed plans to participate in the current Civil Defense ex ercise, "Operation Alert," be cause of the Mideast crisis. Before the cevolt in Iraq, he had planned to fly by heli copter to one of the secret sites set up for emergency evaluation of the. federal gov ernment in case of attack. LADY !N RED Actress Lita Milan, allegedly Gen eral Rafael Trujillo's "Lady in Red," chats with report ers in Log Angeles about the nature of her visits with the dapper Latin Romeo aboard bis "warship," the Angelita. She laughed off rumors that the two planned to marry. Steelworkers Quit At Timken Plant Canton, Ohio (UPD More than 9,000 members of the United Steelworkers Union walked off their jobs at Tim- ken Roller Bearing Co. plants in four Ohio cities Wednesday night. Picket lines were set un at four plants here and at plants in Columbus. Wooster and Zanesville as the third shift went on. ' Workers observed nicket lines at the plants and picket ing was reported orderly. Union leaders said the strike resulted from differ ences of "a fraction of a cent" over a new pension contract. NEW IDEA-Brighten smoke-fagged tastes with Canada Dry Hi-Spot Lemon Soda... quenches your thirst too! O c " O O & O Go For tourists who may won der about the ditch being dug parallel to Pennsylvania ave., in the white House north lawn: It is for some new tele phone and electrical cables for the executive mansion. White House aides still are shaking their heads in amaze ment over the Canadians let ting a newsman caddy for the President when he played golf on his recent goodwill visit to Ottawa. It is not planned to make any complaints, even unofficial, to the Canadians, But the President's staff is de termined to make sure that it never happens again. In maknig the routine check on the President's cad dy, White House aides were told that he would be a mem ber of the Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club. And he was. But he also was a sports writer for the Ottawa Journal. The caddy-sports writer,' Ed ward McCabe, thus scored a first on covering Eisenhower's golf game. He wrote for his paper a detailed stroke-by-stroke, comment-by-comment on the President's round about 1,700 words. He also gave the United Press Inter- Indian Tribe Study Scheduled by (JSC Portland (UPD Tentative approval was given on a con tract for two studies costing an estimated $100,000 to be undertaken by Oregon State college for a research pro gram on. natural and sociolo gical resources of the Confed erated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation. Don C. Foster, Bureau of Indian affairs, Portland area director, announced Wednes day that the contract already approved by the Warm Springs General Council, the college, and the Oregon State Board of Higher Education had been given a tentative okay by Glenn L. Emmons, Commissioner of Indian affairs. The studies will take two years each, Foster said. national and the Associated Press shorter, but stiU detail ed stories on the round. The President is described as being more hurt than mad about the incident. But some members of the White House staff feel much stronger about it. White House sources said the President just couldn't believe a private club would permit such a lhing when it was his host. i Two newsmen who fre quently cover the White House are fellow members of the President at the Burning Tree Club in nearby Mary land. But they don't even talk about what knid of a game Eisenhower plays there, let alone write about it. This reporter volunteered to caddy for Eisenhower at Gettysburg, Pa., during one of his week end visits to his farm. But the answer was a flat "no." The ban against re porters following the Presi dent around a golf course was still on despite MacCabe's scoop. If anything, it was tightened. No American reporter has beei! permitted to watch more than three or four holes of an Eisenhower round of golf since he became President. Policewoman Said Shoplifter Los Angeles (UPD Flor ence Coberly Stanton, chosen as the outstanding woman on the Los Angeles police force in 1952, today faced dismissal from her post because of a shoplifting charge. Dismissal Awas ordered Wednesday by a police board which reviewed a charge that Mrs. Stanton and her mother lifted $2.32 in groceries from a supermarket. Police Chief William H. Parker said he would dismiss the policewoman as soon as he received the board's order. PICK MUSICAL NAME New York (UPD Youth leaders of the United Church of Christ announced today or ganization of a special study group on the Middle East at their conference on Christian education next month. They'll call it "Iraq 'n Roll." HELP US! W Need Clothing, Sheas, Dishes, Furniture. Wa Pick Up. HELP OTHERS! The Salvation Army SPring 3-733S Southampton, N.Y. Brig. Gen. John W. Kilbreth (ret.), 82, who served a term as chief of staff of the United States Army during World War I, died here Wednesday. 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He said the Soviet Union has built or has under con struction 10 projects that will develop more power than this country's biggest' dam, Grand Coulee. Gen. Itschner said the de velopment of water resources "is a very important program in Russia, second in priority only to atomic power and mis siles." He added that he was not suggesting this country match the Russian power program. He said water resources in this country were well devel oped in comparison to Rus sia where there are vast un developed resources. Machinist Union Votes to End Strike Portland (CPD Members of Mt. Hood Lodge. 1005 of the Machinists Union 'voted Wednesday night to end a strike at. the Freightliner Cor poration here and a union of ficial said they would return to work today. About 170 employees had been affected by the strike which shut down truck manu facturing operations at the plant June 26. Verle Russell, business agent for the union, said the men accepted an agreement calling for a 37Vi-cent hourly wage increase to be spread out over a three-year period. Twelve cents of this is retro active to June 1 and will bring the present scale to $3.64 an hour.. WORKS HARD AT IT Indianapolis, Ind. (DPD State excise tax officer Joe D. Rice, 34, protested his ar rest for drunken driving Wednesday because it is part of his job to pose as a tavern patron and "I had just made 10 or 12 investigations." . FAST GROWING FAMILY Hamilton AFB, Calif. (DPD Staff Sgt. James Busby is in the market for lots of clothespins. His wife, Anita, gave birth on Monday to her second set of twins in 10 months. ' 1 eiiD tfnVfll tl m h ' - " H IT'" CZS Start " ' s...:m These Amazing Dollar-Stretcher Prices Good Thru Sat.! 00 1 Utility and Patio Bucket Regular 1.50 Durable red polyethylene will not leak! 11 qt.. 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