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LEAVING MEETING at annual Governors Conference in San Juan, Puerto Rico, ,
three presidential hopefuls engage in small talk. From left: Nelson Rockefeller, New
York; G. Mennen Williams, Michigan, and Edmund T. Brown, California. Williams
and Brown, Democrats, told newsmen they thought Rockefeller would be stronger
Republican candidate than Vice President Richard M. Nixon, the likely GOP nominee.
Wall Street Chatter
New York-IDPD-Wall Street
is mulling over the possibili
ties of the forthcoming visit
of Premier Khrushchev to the
U. S. and President Eisenhow
er's visit to the U.S.S.R.
Sidney B. Lurie, analyst for
Josephthal and company says
if the visits are successful they
could set in motion a chain of
speculative thinking to the
effect that: 1. An easing of
cold war tensions will open up
a new era of world progress
and world trade; and 2. More
immediately, it would also
mean a ceiling to our $40-odd
billion defense budget which
has been so important a con
tributor' to the nation's over
all prosperity.
T.nrie insists oeace is bullish
but adds, "we're a mercurial
people, and anything which
hints of a smauer aeiense
budget could be psychologi
cally disturbing."
: Martin Gilbert, analyst for
Van Alstyne, Noel and com
ViaHpvps there could be
some sharp declines at current
market levels, but he is con
viieed the favorable pattern
Standard and Poor's reports
July brought out another
batch of good dividend news
and holds this tpe of news
promises to be even better
later on. During July 60 com
panies increased dividends,-51
declared extras, and 12 re
sumed dividends.
Three Youths Are
Rescued irom Surf
Seaview, Wash.- (LTD -Three
voune oersons. members of a
Colby Methodist church group
camping at Beards Hollow
near here, narrowly escaped
drowninsf when one of them
ventured too far out in the
surf and the other two went
to his rescue.
? Authorities said Ernest
Szeen, South Colby, got too
far out in the surf, and Jo
Ellen Geier and Dorothy Had
welL'Port Orchard, tried to
rescue him. They ran into
difficulty, but managed to get
to shallow water by the time
hastily summoned Coast
Guardsmen arrived.
The Coast Guardsmen and
Deputy Sheriff George Malt-
man took them to llwaco,
where a doctor treated them
for' shock, then sent them to
the Ocean Beach hospital.
They were released yester
day.
Neuberger Defends
Proposed Change
Washineton-IUPD-Sen. Rich
ard L. Neuberger (D-Ore.) to
day defended his bill to
rhanee the name of the pro
posed Green Peter dam in
Oregon to Douglas Mciiay
dam in honor of the late inte
rior secretary. -
Neuberger said some Demo
cratic party leaders in tne
state had wired or written
him in criticism of his pro
posal. "I do not think that political
grudges should endure beyond
the grave. Douglas McKay
was an active sponsor of the
' Willamette Basin project, of
which Green Peter dam is a
key unit."
in effect for so long, will not
be broken.
Interchemical Corp. 1959
earnings should be comforta
bly in excess of $3.50 a share
by 1960, says Bache and com
pany. It estimates the firm
will show net of $3.25 a share
this year -against $2.15 last
year and believes the divit
dend will be raised at least
once again within the next
year.
Suggest Changed
Differential
Washington-(UPD-The chair
man of the Federal Maritime
board recommended Wednes
day that -a differential de
signed to stimulate shipbuild
ing on the wes coast be re
duced 'om 6 to 4 per r ent.
Clare. -c G. Morse, the
chairman, told a House hear
ing that "in reality" the dif
ferential averages approxi
mately 4 per cent anyway.
Morse testifed b' r v he
House Merchant Marir and
Fisheries committee as the
group opened an inquiry into
a growing dispute between
the east and west coasts.
Under ; resent law, the 'ed-
eral government mu-t award
a shipbuilding contract to a
west .coast job if that firm's
offer is within 6 per cent of
the low bid.
Morse said he would be op
posed to eliminating the 6 per
cent differential altogether,
but said it might well be re
duced to 4 per cent.
The dispute arose recently
when Todd Shipyard com
pany of Long Beach, Calif.,
insisted on being awarded . a
contract to build three ships
for jnerican Mail Lines, a
west coast concern, despite
the fact that Newport News
Shipbuilding compa y of Vir
ginia had submitted a lower
bid..'
The Maritime board, acting
on . a ruling from the comp
troller general in favor of
Todd, Wednesday formally
awarded the American Mail
contract to the Long Beach
concern.
Court of Appeals
Revokes Its Order
In Television Case
San Francisco - (UPD. - The
9th Circuit of the U. S. Court
of . Appeals : Wednesday re
voked -its order allowing
Montana Micr-n"ave to con
tinue giving television service
to Helena, Mont., in the face
of a Federal Communications
Commission " order that it
stop. '
The court said that Helena
T.V. Inc., which brought the
case here, sought action be
fore the wrong tribunal. It
said the case should have
been ' filed before the Court
of Appeals in Washington,
D. C; ,
The FCC granted Montana
Microwave permission last
January to serve Helena TV,
Inc., which operates a com
munity antenna system, but
the commission revoked the
authorization Jun 24 while
further consideration was to
be give i to the case.
Slays Order
The court here temporar
ily stayed the commission
order July 8 and heard oral
arguments Tuesday.
It . said the appeal was
brought under the wrong
clause in the law and that if
it were to be brought under
the proper clause the dispute
must go to the . .peals tri
bunal iri Washington which
has exclusive jurisdiction ovr .
such questions..
The court here also noted
that the appeal here was re
lated to an appeal in the same
case previously dealt with by
the court in Washington.
Max D. Paglin, FCC attor
ney said Tuesday while argu
ing f or dismissal on the juris
dictional question that Helena
TV, Inc., would have until
Aug. 12 to transfer the appeal
turned down here to the
Washington court.
PEA-TIFUL REPORT
Chicago (UPD The Canned
Pea Council reported today
that persons who eat peas
with a knife must pick up 60
knife-fulls to eat a one-pound
can of peas. The council said
the average can contains 902
peas; the average pea-eating
knife has a five inch blade and
will hold 15 peas. It figures
two peas probably will be
dropped.
About 687 days are requir
ed for Mars to make a com
plete circuit of the sun.
BOB and NETTIE LEWELLEN
Have Taken Over The
SIGNAL SERVICE STATION ,
SHADY COVE, OREGON
W Invite All Old Customers And
New Ones To Com In.
HOPE TO SEE YOU SOON
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