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1 0 MAIL TRIBUNE, MedW, Or. Friday, Aug- 14, 1959 SEND THEM mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmt YOUR AUTHORIZED MEDFORD SHAKESPEARE BOX OFFICE BUSINESS OFFICE ... 2nd FLOOR .1 i KIWANIS-Palmer Hoyt, for mer publisher of the Ore- gonian, returns to the north west on Aug. 18. Hoyt, now editor and publisher of the Denver Post, will visit Eu gene to be featured speaker at the Northwest District Ki wanis Convention banquet, Tuesday, Aug. 18. The conven tion will attract more than 1,000 delegates from Oregon, Washington, Idaho, northern California, British Columbia, Yukon and Alaska. It will be in session in Eugene, Aug 16-18. House Gets Bill To Create YCC - Washington (UPD A Sen ate bill to set up a federal Youth Conservation Corps went to the House today. : The measure, designed to save both the nation's teen agers and natural resources from ruin, was passed by a 47-45 Senate vote Thursday despite Republican ridicule of the proposal. ; The bill would establish a program similar to the New Deal's Civilian Conservation Corps. In the first year, 50, 000 young men, aged 16 to 21, would be enrolled in the corps. Eventually, it would grow to 150,000- Service would be from six months to two years. The pay would be $60 a month, plus room, board and transportation. 'Southerners Opposed Republican Sens. Alexander Wiley (Wis.) and Milton ;Young (N.D.) joined 45 Dem ocrats voting for the bill. Thirty Republicans and 15 Democrats, mostly southern ers, opposed it. : Sponsors of the measure said the corps would remove potential juvenile delinquents from the "asphalt jungles" of the big cities and speed up federal timber, soil and other resources conservation. GOP critics complained that the program would soon cost $375 million a year. Bend Man's Body Found in River v Tillamook (DPD The body of George Poetschat- 48, Bend, was recovered .'Thurs day from the Nastucca Tiver near Pacific City. Tillamook county sheriffs deputies here said Poetschat was apparently driving from Nestucca to Hanneman's re sort, about 20 miles south of here, when his car plunged into the river. Skindivers of the sheriffs rescue squad found the body lodged between .two rocks about 40 feet from the car. A road crew discovered the sub merged auto. Police said Poetschat was apparently in the area on a fishing trip. Surviving him is his widow, Ruth. 'CHOPPER. 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