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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1959)
a: - - s. -' ' 3 it ?j y ft j " V- I 5 i . Mi - 1 r--..,--'-?,iiii r b - i&HIPS COiLIDE-i-The passenger.. liner Is- near the Statue of Liberty Thursday night. -raei, anchori-agnear Bedloe's Island in .New -A crewman aboard the Israel was reported ' lE&Kk harbor, shows a gaping hole "m-'itsort 'missing. He was last seen securing a ladder " side, which"-was caused by a Collision with near where the ship was struck. '"''tM U'.JS. Line?i1freighter American. Press , (UPI Telephoto) CoDOnde in tew VorCi IHlarfooB' . NewYork-(DPlThe passen- .. .ger ship Israel and the freight- er. American jfress collided hear,, the Statute of Liberty Thursday night with an imr pact some of the Israel's pas sengers, said today had "the . nbise of. bomb". : .' ' i . &ne x crew member . of th Israeli ship was reported miss- i Several , passengers i ,a p 4 crew ; members were injured; apparently none seriously, .1 A passenger, Boger Pellow ski, Milwaukee, said he saw rthe missing roan, identified as i Anthony Benites,: securing a gangway a moment before the impact : "but saw nothing of -item after;':-; . :: ; : i Ik V- "-' "". -r - a - r: ;. 7 ...... : :' I. II..- - v i Ehnmt .; Many-, of the Israel's 200 passen'gers were in the dining room at the tiine of the colli sion, and several' of them de scribed the crash sound as like that of a bomb. . The Rev! E,! -Paul Kopp of the .'United - Fundamentalist Church, aLos A'ngeles, was in the dining salon -with his wife and" two children.' .' --. t ''We'hearff a ter-rible noise;" he 1 said." "It Sounded like heavy ob'jects 'on an empty floor.-A - iitlUe boy cried and one wflrfian screamed. Water begarr'ppiiring into' the dining room,, a'ha- there was some pajnac, but the-panic quickly subsided with" the- help of the cretw and-officers." y IT'S WORTH A TO SHOP LA O 0 IFireDglli&er Ship officers said the water came from broken pipes. Damage to both vessels was above the water line. The collision happened about 8:30 p.m. in clear weath er. The. Israel was outbound and the 'freighter, owned by the United States Lines, was crossing the .harbor to another berth.;--. : ;rf 'r.;;. "The impact of the collision was "not very heavy," Capt. George Vickers, master of the American Press, said. He re fused " to : comment op "the cause of the collision until a Coast Guard hearing is held. Capt. Jacob Por, of the Israel, also refused comment. . . , ME D FORD D IN THE, MED FORD SHOPPING CENTER Open Ton ite Tili SiEDFORDfcTRIBUNE Regional Edition Page 2 Stocks Get Support In Late Trading New York - !DPD - Stocks met support in the late trad ing Thursday after going through a small decline earlier. ....... The market had to over come some unsettlement from speculation in Studebaker Packard issues which Lad gen erated heavy' volume recently to the point where the stock exchange discontinued all stop orders in the issues. -They de- c 1 1 n e d substantially for - a time and then met support above the lows, DOW-JONES AVERAGES New York - (EPD - Dow- Jones final slock averages: " 30 industrials 645.11, up 1.51; 20 railroads 155.15, off 0.46; 15 utilities 67.41, unchanged, and 85 stocks 212.74, up 0.17. Sales Thurs day were about 3,890,000 shares compared with 3, 920,000 shares Wednesday. Thursday' prices on selected stocks: Allied Chemical 120 Vt Alum Co. Am. 100 American Can 423 American Motors 77 3, AT&T 78 V Anaconda Copper Armco -Steel Bendix Axiation .... Bethlehem Steel Boeing Air Caternillar Corp. 63 : 75 67 M 55 Vx 29 V 33 V 58 -46,4 55 30 y, 87 Chrysler Corp. Continental Can Crown Zeiierbacn Curtis Wright Dow Chemical Du Font 258 - 9414 130 Eastman Kodak Firestone ... General Electric General Foods General Motors Graham Paige Greyhound Gulf Oil Homestake Mining Idaho Power I. B. M. 81 98 52 2i 21 115 41 H 461,, .411 129 . Int Paper .... Johns Manville 50 i.J 5 94 V 24 Katy Kennecott Copper HLockheed Aircraft . Montana Power Co. Fraternity House Damaged by Fire Eugene - (DPD - Fire, which started from a defective flue, caused an estimated $1,000 damage- to the - Alpha Tau Omega fraternity house on the 1 University of Oregon campus here Thursday after noon. , j , A fire department spokes man said the fire spread into a vertical opening beside the flue and burned upward to the third story of the men's living group. No injuries were reported. Firemen said it took nearly an hour and a half to extinguish the stubborn blaze. " OIN TRIP ES 51 Soi 30 - 61'b 109 16'i ; 59 75 'i 37 47 70 . 40 39 -i- 71 ; 48 41 48 6 81 17 22 Kat'l Biscuit New York Central Pac Gas & Elee Penney. J. C. Perm RR Radio Corporation Richfield Oil Safeway bears Shell Oil Socony Mobil Oil Southern Co Southern Pacific Standard California Standard Indiana Standard N. J. Sun Mines .; i... Texas Co. Texas Gulf Sulfur Tex Pac Land Trust . Transamerican Trans World Air Tri-Continental Union Carbide : i.. 32 , 21 38 -135 Union Pacific ,. 31 j United Aircraft . United Air Lines 37 41 U. S. Rubber i 59 U. S. Steel 100 xoungsiown s Be l , 12B Montgomery Ward . ., r (UPI Telephoto) JUDGE W. LYNN 'ARKINSON . Appeals Jurist Mysteriously Missing ! - - ' ' - Fresh Clues Found In Search for Judge Chicago-(UPD-Police and the. FBI, armed with fresh clues, conducted a two-pronged search along Chicago's South Shore and in northern Indiana today for missing .U. S. Ap peals Court Judge W. Lynn Parkinson. . . i Promising leads in the four- day search for the distin- 1 Presley Suffers From Tdnsiliiis . Frankfurt, Germany - (UPD Cpl. Elvis Presley has been released from the Hospital and is nursing his tender tonsils at home, U.S. Army officials said today. , Presley was sent to the host pital last Saturday suffering from tonsilitis. A spokesman said the rock 'n' roll singer did not have to have the ton1 sils removed. , 1 Presley was released Thurs day Army .doctors .xecomi mended he stay .at home three days. He has a house in near by Bad Neuheim. r ' '. ;M j Kennedy To Visit j Four Oregon Cities ' j . Portlnad-dJPD-Sen. John F Kennedy (D-Mass.) returns tq Oregon next week to "visit inj Klamath Falls and Coos Bay Nov. 6, Bend and Pendleton Nov. 7, Milton-Freewater. and Baker Nov. 8 and La Grande) Nov. 9. ;c . ! guished jurist were uncovered ihursrtay. Homburg Found ;' : A blue-black homburg iden tified as belonging to the 57- year-old judge was found by a striking steel worker on the sandy shore of toe 63rd st. beach. - - At the same time, Indiana state police reported that a man answering Parkinson's description was seen twice Wednesday night at a lunch room in Chesterton, Ind., in the northwest corner; of , the stale. - ; - . .---Pain in Head "" Police said the develop ments were the best clues since the judge began his strange journey Monday aft ernoon after complaining of a pain in the back of his head. His family said he was wor ried about low blood pres sure and was under a doctor's care because of overwork. They said they were certain he was suffering from amnesia. Straub Seen Choice As Demo Chairman! Portland - (DPD - Oregon Democrats elect a new chair man Saturday and State Sen. Robert Straub of Springfield appeared to have the inside track. Three of Straub's rivals for the post announced Thursday they have withdrawn. They are Portland attorney Berke ley Lent, Salem attorney Dan Poling and Vernon Burda, The Dalles. Straub is a former county commissioner for Lane county and was elected to the state Senate in 1958. The Democratic Central committee meets here Satur day to name a successor as chairman to the late Dave Epps. State Rep. Beulah Hand of Milwaukie has been acting chairman : ' - 1 Twi Arrested for . Christmas Tree Theft Two Shady Cove wen are being held in the Jackson county jail today for Klamath county authorities on charges of Christmas tree theft. j Arrested Thursday night by Jackson county sheriff deputies were Lawrence Les ter Sanderson, 22, and Law rence Carl Rone, 18, both of Shady Cove. The pair is charged with cutting Christ mas trees on the Klamath Inj dian .reservation. j IKE ARRIVES AT HOSPITAL President Medical Center v for hi annual ' physical ( Eisenhower is greeted by Gen. Leonard D. checkup. The President will remain in, the Heaton, Army surgeon general, as the Chief . hospital overnight. Executive arrives at Welter Reed Army (UPI Telephoto Beck Gives Up Parking Lot Job Due To Publicity. Seattle -(DPD- Too much publicity has caused former Teamsters Union President Dave Beck to retire from his job of parking lot attendant. Beck was spotlighted in the press and on radio and tele vision Wednesday when ,-it was discovered that he was spending three or four hours a day working at the parking 1 Huge ' : f Rayon, Cotton and BLANKET Miracle blend. 6 in. acetate satin binding. 72x84. Choice, of 7 fashion colors. TAFFETAS . ' Mm WoffiH High styie taffetas in beautifui CCi ' Miwik li colorings that simulate fine sflk jJ O, JF " Pr,nts- A" fst quality, 42" T . andV yd. 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