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MAIL TRIBUNE, Mtdfonf, Or.
SunJjy, July 5, 1959
Vagon Train Has
Idaho Rest Stop
Pocatello, Ida. - (UPD - The
Fourth of July holiday week
end was spent by the Oregon
Centennial wagoneers in tour
ing historic Fort Hall nine
miles north of here.
The wagons rolled into Ban
nock county fairgrounds Fri
day along with a motorized
column of logistics and found
a tree-shelted area for a week
end campsite. The stay in Poc
atello is the longest rest the
Fifty-Niners will have on the
2,200 mile trip to Independ
ence, Ore.
A parade Friday through
the center of town was a pre
lude to a week end of person
al appearances, radio and TV
shows, dinners and tours. Fri
day night the members of the
caravan assisted the Bannock
counnty sheriffs mounted pos
se in picking a rodeo queen
for the annual roundup.
Some relatives of the ex
peditioneers joined their fam
ilies here for the holiday week
end. Mrs. Ben Griffith, wife
of the driver of the Independ
ence wagon; Mrs. Dave Gest
man, wife of the wrangler
from Cottage Grove and Mrs.
George McCume, wife of the
driver of the Rogue River
Valley wagon, all have joined
their husbands for a brief
visit.
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WAGONS IN IDAHO-Covered wagons of the On-to-Ore-gon-Cavalcade
arrived in Pocatello, Idaho in time to spend
the holiday week end off the crowded highways. The train
camped at a fairgrounds and spent part of the time sight
seeing. Last week members of the 'train were presented
life insurance policies covering "untimely death resulting
from such perils of the plains as thirst, starvation, snake
bite, buffalo or wild horse stampede, exposure to elements
or outrages perpetrated by hostile savages" as well as
modern-day accidents. Relatives of some of the persons
traveling with the wagon train took advantage of the
group's stop in Pocatello and joined them.
Father, Son
Die in Crash
Cheyenne, Wyo. - (UPD - A
single-engine plane carrying
two Renton, Wash, families
crashed beside the runway at
the Cheyenne airport Friday
afternoon, killing two of the
occupants.
The craft was slammed in
to the ground by a stiff gust
of wind immediately after
taking off.
Killed were Kenneth E.
Thompson and his son Greg,
6. Bobby Ezzell was critically
Injured.
Thompson's wife, Doris, and
Ezzell's wife, Donna, were
less seriously hurt. Also hos
pitalized was Eric Thompson,
13 months old.
Kentucky has produced two
billion tons of coal since 1800.
Radioactivity Waste
Barrel Stops Battle
Port Orford, Ore. - (UPD A
barrel marked "AEC radio
active waste" was found early
Saturday on the beach at
Battle Rock state park near
here.
When a Geiger counter test
indicated some radioactivity,
coast guardsmen cleared the
beach . and called off a re
creation of the battle which
gave the beach its name. The
event was being held in ob
servance of Oregon's Centen
nial. A reading of .04 was reg
istered on the Geiger counter.
"Some" radioactivity was in
dicated over the 1,000 yard
stretch of beach where the
barrel was found.
A U.S. Navy monitoring
team was scheduled to arrive
at the beach some time yes
terday afternoon to check
the barrel for radioactivity.
Youngsters Touched
Several persons, including
a few youngsters, touched the
mysterious barrel before coast
guardsmen arrived and sealed
off the beach.
The barrel was being se
cured by the coast guard on
the beach to prevent its roll
ing up and down the beach
in the surf.
No information has been
made available as to the
source of the white barrel.
Normally Placed
A spokesman for the atomic
energy commission in Wash
ington, D.C. said normally
any "radioactive waste dis
posed at sea would be placed
in a barrel surrounded by ce
ment and dropped in several
thousand feet of water.
Only "low-level" radioac
tive waste from hospitals and
commercial firms using radio
active isotope processes is
disposed of at sea, the spokes
man said.
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DOESN'T LIKE RUM
Liverpool, England - (OPD
The deputy prime minister of
the West Indies, noted for its
production of rum, was offer
ed a drink fo rum Friday
when he visited a warehouse
wnere tne liquor is neia in
bond. f'I don't like the taste,"
Dr. La Cobiniere said in re
jecting the offer. "I've tasted
every type of drink, but I pre
fer water.
DELEGATION RECALLED
Belgrade, Yugoslavia - (DPD-
Yugoslavia has recalled itst
delegation from financial ne
gotiations with the Czech gov
ernment in Prague, it was re
ported yesterday. A govern
ment spokesman said the del
egation was called home be
cause the Czechs now say
they can meet only "certain
parts" of aid promised Yugo
slavia in 1956. ' '
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Texan Crushed
On Steel Bridge
Portland-(DPD-Warren Pink
Burton, 40, of Fort Worth,
Tex., was killed here Friday
night when crushed between
the lower lift span of the Steel
bridge and beams of the up
per span. -
Police said the man appar
ently was crossing the bridge
in a center walkway when
the lift span began to rise.
The span was being 'raised
to allow passage of the Cen
tennial Queen excursion boat
about 7:35 pjn.
Harbor Patrolman Dick
Thompson said Burton was
found lying on the lift span
where he apparently stopped
when the section began to
rise. He was crushed between
the walkway and an "X" shap
ed beam of the upper span.
Thompson said he would
have missed the beam and
escaped death if he had been
a few feet forward or behind
his position.
The man's body was discov
ered by three boys crossing
the bridge about half an hour
after the accident.
NORWEIGIAN AUTHOR
OslcflJPD-Norwegian author
Johan Bojer died of a heart
attack Friday while traveling
in central Norway. He was
87. Bojer was internationally
known in the period between
the two world wars; especial
ly for his novel "The Last
Viking," published in 1921. .
FtiiS tHIarriman Report Text
AsCfed by Democrat (Leader
Washington (UPD - The state
department yesterday had un
der consideration a demand
from Senate Democratic Whip
Mike Mansfield (Mont.) that
it give Congress the full text
of former New York Gov. Av
erell Harriman's report on his
talk with Soviet Premier Ni
kita Khrushchev.
Mansfield sent a telegram
to Secretary of State Christian
A. Herter Friday night asking
that the Harriman report be
made available to the Senate
Foreign Relations committee
and to all appropriate state
department personnel.
The report previously was
"leased" to some newsmen. Its
gist was carried Thursday by
two newspapers, the New
York Times and New York
Herald Tribune.
Demand Supported
Mansfield's demand was
supported by Sen. A. S. Mike
Monroney (D-Okla.fc a former
newspaperman, who said
there should be "no exclusive
release" of such information.
Monroney said the Harriman
report should be -made gener
ally, available unless it con
tains material which is classi
fied. Mansfield told United Press
International he also saw no
reason why the public should
not know about parts of the
former New York governor's
private report that did not
deal with national security.
Mansfield said he was dis
turbed at the department's
stand that the document could
not be made public because of
Harriman's private contract
with a news syndicate for pub
lication on his accounts of his
travels.
"Very Rough'
In accounts carried by the
two newspapers and later con
firmed by state department
sources, Khrushchev was de
scribed as being "very rough"
Highway Employees
Get Service Awards
Three state highway depart
ment employees in the Med-
ford area recently received
service award pins for long
service to the department.
The presentations were
made by R. F. Lytle, district
maintenance superintendent.
Receiving awards were Al
fred W. Overdick and Carl A.
Petersen, 20 years each, and
Floyd M. Leith for 15 years.
in his talks with Harriman.
This has been denied both
by Khrushchev and by First
Soviet Deputy Premier Frol
R. Kozlov, now touring this
country. .
The Washington Evening
Star, reported Friday that it
had contacted Harriman in
Bonn, Germany, and that he
denied that Khrushchev bad
been tough in his discussion of
Berlin and .other East-West is
sues. The Star quoted Harriman
as saying that the reports
"didn't come from me. They
sound like a botched-up leak
from the state department. It
seems like anything you say
to the department comes out
the other end like meat sausage."
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