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MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
Thursday, Aug. 20, 1959
Batista Arrives
In Portugal for
Home-in-Exile
Lisbon, Portugal -IUPB- For
mer Cuban Dictator Fulgencio
Batista arrived here today by
chartered plane from the Do
minican Republic for a new
home-in-exile. He was prompt
ly whisked away by police.
He left Ciudad Trujillo
Wednesday night and his
plane landed here after a
transatlantic flight that put
an additional 3,000 miles be
tween him and Cuban Pre
mier Fidel Castro, who over
threw his regime last Jan. 1.
Crowd Kept Away
Z No one was allowed within
hailing distance of Batista's
plane when it landed at the
far end of the airport. News
then, photographers and tele
vision men were held off by
police.
'- Batista was escorted into a
waiting limousine . which
moved off at once with four
other cars in procession. He
was believed headed for the
New Hotel Ritz.
5 Before he left Ciudad Tru
JIllo, informed sources said
Batista planned to go on to
he Madeira Islands, where he
will live as a political exile
with the permission of the
Portuguese government.
; Batista took off in a char
tered plane with 16 other
Cubans, including two wom
en. They all fled to the Do
minican Republic from Ha
vana Jan. 1, one step ahead
of the victorious revolution
ary forces which engulfed
Cuba under Castro,
family in Florida
Z Batista's wife and six chil
dren were reported still at
their home in Daytona Beach,
Fla. It was not known wheth
er they would follow him to
Portugal.
; No reason was given for
She sudden departure and it
Svas kept secret until after
3he plane was off. the ground.
Batista had been trying to
get into the United States and
lhere had been various re
ports that he would take up
residence in Europe.
Kiwanians Donate
To Roseburg Fund
Medford Kiwanis club will
donate $500 toward Roseburg
disaster relief.
The sum was voted by di
rectors of the service club
yesterday following the Ki
wanis luncheon at Rogue Val
ley Country club. It will go
to Roseburg Kiwanis club for
use in connection with that
community's recovery from
the Aug. 7 explosion which
damaged a large area of the
business district.
Devendra Raj Upadhayaya,
director of Radio Nepal, spoke
briefly at the Kiwanis lunch
eon. He pointed out that
Nepalese believe the warm
feeling of friendliness he has
found among the American
people.
Upadhayaya has been visit
ing radio station KMED and
television station KBES and
generally getting acquainted
with the people here.
Committee heads for the Ki
wanis Centennial County fan
reported at the meeting and
fair work assignments were
announced.
j Medford Kiwanians put on
the entertainment for the fun
breakfast on Monday at the
Kiwanis Pacific Northwest
district convention at Eugene.
Members put on a skit and
'presented 'the Medford musi
cal group the "Charmaines."
Members of the group are Sue
feaker, Rosemary Doolen and
golleen Barr, vocalists, Pam
Gilkinson, pianist, and Bob
Sheldon, guitarist.
Eight Sdtellites Now
Orbiting Around Earth
Washington-OT-Eight arti
ficial satellites, seven of them
American and one Russian,
are now in orbit around the
earth.
In addition, two artificial
planetoids - one Russian and
one American-are in solar or
bits. The Soviet earth satellite is
Sputnik III, expected to die
around Dec. 3.
The U. S. satellites are Ex
plorer I, Vanguard I, Explor
er IV, Vanguard II, Explorer
VI, Discoverer V, and Discov
erer VI.
Actress Gia Scala
Will Marry Friday
Hollywood-(UPD-Aclress Gia
Scala, 23, will wed actor Don
Burnett, 28, Friday. The cou
ple took out a marriage li
cense Wednesday in nearby
Santa Monica. Neither has
ben married before.
Eagle Point Youth Exhibits Champion Hereford at Fair
Steve Carroll, member of
the Eagle Point Future Farm
ers of America chapter, ex
hibited the senior and grand
champion Hereford female and
Dale Vaughn, also Eagle
Point, exhibited the grand
Poultry Judging Results
champion Angus female in the
FFA section of the Jackson
county 4-H and FFA fair.
Don Ryan, Crater FFA, had
the junior Hereford female
champion. Grand champion
fat steer in FFA competition
Iranians Stage
Anti-Russia Parade
Tehran !UPD Hundreds of
Iranians paraded past the So
viet Embassy today in one of
the biggest anti-Russian dem
onstrations ever held in the
capital city of Iran.
The occasion was the sixth
anniversary of the overthrow
of Premier Mohammed Mos
sadegh by Nationalists.
The Iranians marching be
fore the Russian building
turned their heads away, look
ing away from the embassy,
following the national custom
of showing dislike.
Across the country, which
lies on the borders of the So
viet Union, anti-Russian dem
onstrations were reported.
All breeds, intermediate: Betty
Jo Howell. Talent, blue: Paulette
Creel, talent, red: Gerald Balder
ston. Southwest Medford, white.
All breeds, advanced: Carolyn
Tiegs. Talent, blue; .Robert Kuest,
Talent, red; and Craig Wright,
Medford. white. i
Poultry judging: Kathie Zapell,
Talent, first, 1.968 points: Lyndel
Cate, Central Point, second. 1.892
points; and Raymond Nouguier,
Southwest Medford, third.
Leghorns, all varieties, single pul
let class: Carolyn Tiegs. Talent,
blue; Billy Bagley, Talent, red;
Jeanette Nouguier, Southwest Med
ford, white.
Leghorns, all varieties: Carolyn
Tiegs. Talent, blue.
Leghorns, all varieties, two pul
lets: Carolyn Tiegs, Talent, blue;
Billy Bagley, Talent, red: Raymond
Nouguier, Southwest Medford,
white.
Leghorns, all varieties, two hens
and one rooster or three hens:
Carolyn Tiegs, Talent, red; Kathie
Zapell, Talent, white.
New Hampshire, single pullets:
Paul Hanson. Central Point, second.
New Hampshires. pair of pullets:
Paul Hanson. Central Point, blue.
New Hampshires, two hens and
one rooster or three hens: Roger
Kelsoe, Phoenix, red; Betty Jo
Howell, Talent, white.
Reds, all breeds, single cockerel:
Stanton Hall, Sams Valley, red;
Paulette Creel, Talent, white.
Reds, all breeds, pair of pullets:
Paulette Creel, Talent, blue; and
Stanton Hall, Sams Valley, white.
Rocks, all breeds, single .pullet:
Craig Wright, Oak Grove, blue;
Robert Kuest. Central Point, red;
Gerald Balderston, Southwest Med
ford, white.
Rocks, single cockerel: Craig
Wright. Oak Grove, blue; Doris In-
man. Central Piont, red: and Rob
ert Kuest, Central Point, white.
Rocks, all breeds, two pullets:
Robert Kuest, Central Point, blue;
Craig Wright, Oak Grove, red; Ger
ald Balderston, . Southwest Med
ford, white.
Rocks, all breeds, two hens and
one rooster or three hens: Doris In
man. Central Point, red.
Rocks, all breeds, six fryers:
Craig Wright, Oak Grove, blue.
Rocks, all breeds, six roasters:
Gerald Balderston, Southwest Med
ford, green.
Other heavy breeds, single pullet:
Paulette Creek, Talent, blue: and
Heather Rode, Southwest Medford,
white.
Other heavy breeds, two hens
and one rooster or three hens:
Paulette Creek. Talent, red.
Other light breeds, single pullet:
Jeanette Nouguier, blue: Marlen
Nouguier, red; and Raymond Nou
guier, all of Southwest Medford,
white.
Other light breeds, pair of pullets:
Marlene Nouguier, Southwest Med
ford, blue; and Raymond Nouguier,
Southwest Medford., red.
Geese, all breeds, one young
male and one young female: Kathy
Badcock, red.
Turkeys, all breeds, one young
male and one young female:
Charles Mose, Sams Valley, blue;
Stanton Hall. Talent, red; Heather
Rode, Southwest Medford. white.
Turkeys, all breeds, one- young
female: Heather Rode, Southwest
Medford, white.
Eggs, white: Billy Bagley, Tal
ent, blue; Marlene Nouguier, South
west Medford, red; and Raymond
Nouguier, Southwest Medford,
white.
Eggs, brown: Paul Hanson, Cen-
Portland Youth
Injured in Fall
t foruana-iufu-marK beeiey,
15, Portland, was reported in
good condition at a hospital
today following a 100-foot
tumbled own a bluff east of
Estacada Wednesday.
He suffered a fractured
right shoulder, lacerations and
a possible concussion.
He was flown from the
Fish Creek lookout station to
Portland by Ned Gilliand, a
helicopter pilot.
Seeley apparently slipped
on some loose rock while
picking huckleberries.
FIRM HEAD DIES
New York -fl!PD- Louis Liv
ingston & Associates, Inc.,
public relations firm here, and
former promotion manager of
the Chicago American, died
Wednesday.
tral Point, blue; Paulette Creel,
Talent, red; Craig Wright, Oak
Grove, white.
Miscellaneous class (pigeons, etc):
Mary Herriott. Applegate. red;
and Mary Howell, pigeon. Talent,
white.
was an Angus shown by Rus
sell Frink, Crater FFA.
Reserved champion was a
Hereford steer shown by Leon
Small, Phoenix.
Small also was named grand
champion beef showman in
the FFA division, and Todd
Caster was reserve champion.
Phoenix FFA, outstanding
chapter in the FFA farm shop
exhibit, will be awarded a
banner by Moore Steel com
pany. Gary Neel of Phoenix was
named grand champion of the
shop exhibit with his live
stock trailer.
In the FFA judging con
test high individuals were
Dale Vaughn, Eagle Point,
first, with 522; Russell Frink,
Crater, second, 512.8; Ron An
derson, Eagle Point, third,
504.1; Ralph Gysen, Phoenix,
fourth, 497.6; and Leon Small,
Phoenix, fifth, 477.
Other results of FFA judging:
Angus beef steer competition:
Russell Frink, Crater, 1st; Carl
Simmons, Crater, second; Mark
Miller, Crater, third; Todd Caster,
Crater, fourth; and Arnold Kos.
matka. Crater, fifth.
Hereford beef steer competition:
Leon Small, Phoenix, first; Gilbert
Harrison, Crater, second; and Jim
Conger, Crater, third.
Best breeding, senior Hereford
cow: Steve Carroll, Eagle Point,
first; Don Ryan, Crater, second;
Leon Small, Phoenix, third; and
Jim Martin, Phoenix, fourth.
Beef breeding, junior Angus cow:
Dale Vaughn. Eagle Point, first.
Beef breeding, junior cow, Here
ford Tnn Small Phnptliy first
and second; Don Ryan, Crater. I
third; Bill Rasmussen, fourth; 1.1
vin Hawkins. Eagle Point, fifth;
and oerald Jsloper, Phoenix, sixth.
Junior calf, Angus heifer: Dale
Vaughn, Eagle Point, first.
Junior calf, Hereford heifer: Don
Ryan, Crater, first: Steve Carroll,
Eagle Point, second: Leon Small,
Phoenix, third; Bill Rasmussen,
Phoenix, fourth; and Gerald Sloper,
Phoenix, fifth.
Junior calf. Hereford bull: Leon
Small, Phoenix, first; Don Ryan.
Crater, second: and Elvin Hawkins,
Eagle Point, third. .
Junior heifer. Angus: Gary Cut
ting, Crater, . first.
Production class, Angus: Dale
Vaughn, Eagle Point, first.
Production class, Hereford: Steve
Carroll, Eagle Point, first; Don
Ryan, Crater, second; Leon Small,
Phoenix, third and fourth; Don
Ryan, fifth; Bill Rasmussen, Phoe
nix, sixth; and Gerald Sloper, Phoe
nix, seventh.
Senior beef showmanship: Leon
Small, Phoenix, first; Carl Sim
mons, Crater, second; Don Ryan,
Crater, third; and Elvin Hawkins,
Eagle Point, fourth
Junior beef showmanship: Todd
Caster, Crater, first; Mark Miller,
Crater, second: Russell Frink, Cra
ter, third: Gerald Sloper, Phoenix,
fourth; Gary Cutting, Crater, fifth;
Arnold Kosmatka. Crater, sixth;
and Gilbert Harrison, Crater,
seventh.
Farm shop exhibits, implement
trailers: Mike Redmond, Crater,
champion and blue award: Jim
Frink, Crater, red; and John Cas- i
tor. blue
Medium metal construction:
Jack Fowler, Phoenix, chain hoist,
champion and olue award: Gary
Ayres. Eagle Point, A-frame hoist.
rea; ana vvesivy iignt, water,
chain hoist, red."
Small metal construction: Bill
Wehde, Eagle Point, gas welding
cart, champion and blue award;
Roy Moore, Eagle Point, power
wench, red; Curt Harris, Phoenix,
trailer hitch, red: and Gary Dusen
berry. Crater, bird bath, white.
Large wood construction: Leon
Small, Phoenix, pickup rack, cham
pion and blue award; and 'Don
Denning, Crater, converted hay
truck from school bus. blue.
Medium wood construction: Roy
Hurst, Crater, hay wagon bed,
champion and blue.
Small wood construction: John
Whiteside, Phoenix, sheep feeder,
blue.
Alfalfa hay: Dean S o m m e r.
Phoenix, blue; Ron Ryan, Crater,
red; and David Johnson, Phoenix,
white.
Oat hay: Dean Sommer, Phoenix,
blue.
Cereal grain, wheat: David John
son, Phoenix, blue.
Barley: Dean Sommer, Phoenix,
blue; David Johnson, Phoenix, red;
Curt Harris. Phoenix, white; and
Jim Frink, Crater, white.
Oats: Curt Harris, Phoenix, blue;
and Dean Sommer, Phoenix, red.
Other cereal grain: Everett
Adamson, Eagle Point, milo, blue.
Onions: Tom White, Crater, blue;
and Bill White. Crater, red.
Tomatoes: Charles Lope. Crater,
blue, and Wesley Kight. Crater, red.
Potatoes: Charles Lopez, Crater,
blue; John Caster. Crater, red; and
Charles Lopez, white.
Pumpkins: John Caster, Crater.
Cukes: Gary Neel, Phoenix, slic
ing, blue; Charles Lopez, Crater,
pickling, blue.
Strawberries: Charles Lopez,
Crater, blue.
Other crops: Gary Neel, Phoenix,
zucchini squash, blue; John Cas
ter. Crater, zucchini, red; Charles
Lopez, zucchini, white; Victor Cog
gins, Phoenix, comb honey, blue;
Charles Lopez, scallop squash, blue,
garlic, blue, Hubbard squash, blue,
acorn squash, blue, and buttercup
squash, red; John Caster, squash,
white; and Lopez, egg plant, red,
beets, carrots, white, peppers, blue,
and beans, red; and Wesley Kight,
Crater, corn. blue.
FFA poultry: Roger Kelsoe, Phoe
nix, pen of three New Hampshire
hens, blue; one cozen eggs, blue;
Larry Ryerson. Crater, pen of six
white rock broilers, blue: single
white rock pullet, red; single white
rock cockerel, red; and two white
rock pullets, red: and Clares Lo
pez, New Hampshire cockerel, blue;
red rock pullet, red; and red rock
cockerel, red
ter Crater, white.
Utility trailers: Ron Greb. Eagle
Point, champion and blue award; i
Ernie Bolz and Leland Coffam, ;
both Phoenix, red.
Hay trailers: Bill Rasmussen,
Phoenix, champion and blue award;
Dean Sommer, Phoenix, red.
Irrigation trailer: Larry Ryerson,
Crater, champion and blue award.
Stock trailers: Gary Neel, Phoe
nix, grand champion and blue
award; Jack Hoffbuhr, Phoenix,
blue; Jim Martin, Phoenix, blue;
Bill Hubbard, Eagle Point, red; and
Clifford Griffiths and Jay Alsenz,
both Crater, white.
Large metal construction: Art
Gardener, Eagle Point, calf squeeze,
champion and blue award; Elvin
Hawkins, Eagle Point, hay eleva-
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Conferees Near
Disputed Issues
7 Washington (UPB Senate
House conferees today ap
proached the controversial is
sues which could shatter their
Two days of harmony in com
promise labor reform legisla
tion. 7
Several conferees reported
there was "a good chance the
34-man committee would
4lunge into the big controver
sial issues this afternoon.
So far the conferees have
yoted general" agreement on
Relatively non - controversial
inatters in their quest for la
hor reform legislation that
will satisfy both Congress and
president Eisenhower.
; Accord was reached Wed
nesday on provisions for re
porting by union officials and
employers union trusteeships,
'pxsd election of union officers.
There was no great difference
between the House and Sen
ate versions on these provisions.
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