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New York - Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan
after a tour of New York City:
"Youri it ry good country. I eipeclally lik the
people of Ihii country. I have had many interesting and
useful talks."
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Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences had repealed
an amendment banning Communists from receiving Oscar
awards:
"All these Fifth Amendment Communists are working
now. We're lost the fight and that's all there is to it."
"Washington - President Eisenhower, during his visit to
the National Press Club when asked if he preferred having
press conferences on a regularly scheduled basis:
"I never like to conform loo much. And just to say that
one particular day each week I am going to be in lha same
exact spot, the same exact lime, sort of gets me down."
Ft. Leavenworth, Kan. - Army Secretary Wilbur M.
Brucker, on the continuing need for infantrymen:
"We must be prepared for limited war. If we are not
prepared, that Is the very thing that will cause it to
happen."
New York - TV columnist Marfe Torre, after serving a
10-day jail term for contempt of court for refusing to reveal
the source of a news story:
"If I had to reveal any source, I'd feel that I had be
trayed my profession, myself, my church, my paper and
everything I stand for.
SOC Student Body Head
Leads Budget Conference
Ashland - Southern Oregon
college student body presiden.
Richard Clark, Medford, head
ed a delegation to the Ore
gon Federation of College
Leaders conference at Cor-
vallis Jan 10 to discuss pos
sible effects of the proposed
cut by former Gov. Robert D.
Holmes in the state higher
education budget.
Clark, 'who was accompan
ied by Joe Ferguson, Spring
field, student body treasurer,
and Jim Boyd, Medford, who
served as the college press
representative, is president of
the OFCL.
Student leader reactions to
the three major problems dis
cussed were:
Faculty Salaries
(1) Faculty salaries must be
kept on a competitive level
with other western schools.
"Bud" Titus, University of
Oregon student body presi
dent, reported that state fac
ulty salaries are in the mid
dle bracket in this respect,
but unless salaries are in
creased, Oregon colleges will
cease to attract and retain
top-caliber professors.
(2) Building programs will
be, retarded by budget cuts.
Larry McKennon, student
body president of Oregon
State college, stated, "Any
cut here means a cut in educa
tion facilities. We want the
students to get the best pos
sible education. Any cutback
is a setback in providing this
education."
(3) A budget cut will prob
ably cause an increase in tui
tion fees. Clark quoted a sur
vey of the University of Wis
consin which pointed out that
46 per cent of "eligible grad
uating high school seniors do
not attend colleges because of
their unwillingness to go into
debt.
Lists Action
Clark listed the action
taken by the group: A letter
is to be sent to Governor
Mark Hatfied expressing the
concern of the group over the
proposed budget cut; the sup
port of the OFCL, composed
of student leaders from all
the etate system schools plus
Lewis and Clark college,
Linfield college, Pacific uni
versity, and Willamette uni
versity, was pledged; and in
formational campaigns will be
conducted on each campus
through it student govern
ment, campus newspapers,
and other publications.
Other participants included
Dean DeChaine, student body
president, Portland State;
Harley Smith, Oregon State
representative; and Harold
Moore, student body presi
dent, Eastern Oregon college.
SHADY COVE-TRAIL
Couple Moves To Area
By EVALYN P. WATSON
Shady Cove - Newcomers
to Shady Cove are Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Howard, newlyweds
from Portland, who are liv
ing at the Busy Beaver motel.
Howard is employed by the
Bureau of Public Roads.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Quail of
Central Point are parents of a
baby boy born Saturday, Jan.
10, at the Rogue Valley hoi
pital. The baby who weighed
7 pounds 2 ounces at birth
has been named David Jay.
This is the couple's second
child and second boy. Mater
nal grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Athel Dudley of the
Shady Cove cleaners and pa
ternal grandparents are Mr.
end Mrs. Gus Olsen of Shady
Cove.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Engel and
family of Shady Cove have
gone to Winston, Ore., where
they will visit with Mrs. En-
gel's sister.
Karen Han, one-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
lia mHan of Shady Cove, is
confined to Sacred Heart hos
pital for treatment and obser
vation. She was suffering
from influenza at first but is
believed now to be also suf
fering from an allergy.
Mrs. Joe Waltz is a patient
at Sacred Heart hospital,
where she is being kept in
traction undergoing treat-ment.
4-H
CLUB
NEWS
Howard 4-H Bake 'n
Stitchers No. 1
. The January sewing meet
ing was held at the home of
Mrs. CE. Chisum Monday.
Salli Jo Eaton called the
meeting to order.
Daunis Millard called the
roll with eight members pres
ent. Pin-cushions were
stuffed. Work will be done on
needle-cases at the next meet
ing. Joyce Drennen,
Reporter
The labor force of the U.S.
contained 69 per cent of men
over age 65 in 1890, as com
pared with only about 42 per
cent in the 1950 census. .
Only about 35 per cent of
Ireland's adults are . married.
Mrs. Oscar Hanson of Elk
creek. Trail, drove to San
Francisco on Saturday, accom
panied by her mother, Mrs.
Nicholson, of. Central Point,
and sister, Mrs. Morris Bush,
of Trail.
They went dow to be with
Mr. Nicholson, who was flown
to San Francisco by Mercy
Flights for treatment by a
specialist. Another sister, Mrs.
E. G. Childers, of Klamath
Falls, accompanied Mr. Nich
olson on the plane. '
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Learning
and family of Shady Cove
made a trip to Weed, Calif.,
over the week end, where
they visited with Mrs. Learn
ing's sister and family, "Mr.
and Mrs. Mario Bartolazzo.
Members and guests of the
Shady Cove Rotary club were
entertained with an outstand
ing musical evening at their
meeting of Jan. 6 at the Rogue
Kiver lodge. Mr. and Mrs
Phil Anderson of Medford,
who teaches music in this
area, played nine numbers on
the accordion and piano.
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