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Union Spending ' MAIL TRIBUNE, MaJforb. Ore., Thursday. February 26, 1959 9 ! At the Food Study Urged on Senate Probers Washington -4EP&- The Sen ate Rackets Committee if being jogged by iU Republi can members to investigate union political spending, par J ticularly in campaigns against right-to-work proposals. The matter was discussed at a closed session Wednesday after the committee wound up a public bearing on Chicago Juke box racketeering. Chairman ' John L. Mc Clellan (D-Ark.) said no for mal motions were offered and no decisions were made by the committee. However, Sen. Barry Gold water (R-Ariz.) said he had received a request that the committee inquire into the campaign made against the right - to work prpposal in Ohio last fall. The proposal was overwhelmingly defeated in the November election. Allege Reprisal Threats Goldwater said he had re ceived allegations indicating that some signers of the right to-work petition were threat ened with reprisals for their stand. It was understood that Goldwater brought up the subject at Wednesday's meet ing but did not press it. Sen. Karl E. Mundt (R-S.D.), told newsmen he was certain the group would go into this field this year. Organized labor waged an all-out campaign against right-to-work proposals in sev eral states last year. Some states already have such laws, which ban union shop con tracts making union member ship a condition of employment. Titan Flight Called Success Cape Canaveral, Fla. -OJPD-The Titan, fledgling member - of this country's arsenal of in tercontinental ballistic mis siles, apparently had another success to its credit today. The Air Force sent one of the sleek rockets aloft Wed nesday under limited power and over a short range. "Eve rything looks real good, a project official commented after early data was in. The Tital, lighter and more powerful than the Atlas ICBM, is designed to carry a hydrogen warhead more than 8,000 miles. In Wednesday's test the 110 ton test vehicle traveled about 300 statute miles under the propoulsion of a single booster engine, believed to be the most powerful single thrust unit in the free world. A dummy second stage, filled with about 5,000 gal lons of water for ballast, was not separated. This was the second suc cessful Titan firing in as many attempts, although mal functions have caused "scrub bing" of other test shots be fore the missile left its pad. The Martin Co., builder of the Titan, believes the weap on can be made combat-ready within a year. - Weyerhaeuser, IWW Meet Set Portland- (DID - Federal Me diator Leroy Smith said today ha has scheduled a meeting her between the Internation al Woodworkers of America and the Weyeraeuser Timber Co., for Monday at 1:30 p.m. The meeting will be hold to discuss a labor dispute aris ing from firing of a truck driver at the Coos Bay oper ations of the firm. Pickets have halted com pany operations at North Bend, Ore., and earlier this month roving pickets shut down Weyerhaeuser opera tions briefly at other points in Oregon and Washington as a result of the dispute. 4rl CLUB NEWS Stitch Chatter and Stir A Valentine party was held at the last regular meeting of the Stitch, Chatter, and Stir 4-H club. Carolyn Bailey and Barbara Aeschliman were hostesses. A short business meeting was held following a Valen tine exchange. Refreshments were made and served by Di ana Buckles and Nancy Elm gren. The next meeting will be held Feb. 28. Carolyn Bailey, Reporter Court Records CIRCUIT COURT Barbara R. McNeil vs. Darren 3. McNeil, divorce complaint. Violet L. Anderson vs. Ralph Smith Anderson, divorce decree. About 27 million Americans can play some kind of a musi cal instrument, most of them the piano. LARGE SERVING! 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