MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
Sunday, Nov. 1, 1959
Wreck of Cuban
Army Leaden
Airplane Spotted
Havana, Cuba - (CPD - The
wreckage of a plane which
might be that of missing Maj.
Camilo Cienfuegos, command
er of Cuba's revolutionary
army, was reported down on
the north coast of Gamaguey
Province today.
An amateur radio operator
at Placetas in Las Villas Prov
ince said he had received
word that distress signals
were received indicating the
wreckage was at Playa Ma
mon on the north coast of
Camaguey.
Planes Search Region
Army planes took off im
mediately to search the re
gion. Cienfuegos left Camaguey
in Eastern Cuba for Havana
around 6 pan. Thursday with
three other persons in a six--seater,
twin - engine plane.
.That was the la3t heard from
them.
' Premier Fidel Castro per
.sonally led an air search to
jday, flying in his private
plane, Sierra JIaestra. With
him was Cienfuegos' brother,
.Omanis.
Thor Missile
Squadron Cancelled
; Washington UPD The De
fense Department today can
.celled out one of the 1,500
mile Thor missile squadrons
scheduled to be deployed
broad. Four squadrons rath
er than five will now be sent
overseas.
The Pentagon announce
ment also said "production jt
the missile by the Douglas
.Aircraft Co. is being phased
'down. immediately' at Santa
Monica, Calif. y
, The announcement said that
'."since special requirements
rby the Defense Department
and the National Aeronautics
'and Space Administration
jstill exist, limited production
,of the Thor .will continue
luaUl these needs are met."
: The reduction, which may
Jsave $100 million in the bil
lion dollar . Air Force Thor
'program, presumably was be
cause many European coun
tries refused to receive the
missiles. : " :
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SATELLITIC OHHERY Arthur B. Epper
son, Klamath Ells, demonstrated his de
vice he calls a "satellitic orrery" during a
science class at McLoughlin Junior High
school ast.week The former Iowa high
school principal and math teacher, built the
device as a hobby after the firing of Sput
nik I. A motor sends the satellite (in front
of globe) revolving around the globe-15
times for each revolution the globe makes..
The satellite blinks off and on as it rotates.'
The arc at the left changes the 'position of
the satellite so its orbit may be changed.
The oscillator at extreme left acts as a
tracing station and gives off "beep beep"
signals. The contraption was built of scrap
materials including parts of fishing tackle,
Epperson explained. A fishing reel may be
seen just below the tip of the arc on the
left. Extending from it along a copper arm
is a thread which is fastened to the satellite.
The thread, when taped to the globe (white
lines), weaves a network of the orbital track
so it may be seen. Watching the device work
are students Maureen Kilby.and Fritz Beck.
iTHIPS TO MOSCOW
C MOSCOW-njPD-The general
manager of the government
'tourist; agency In tourist has
reported that 9,500 Amer
icans visited the Soviet Union
in the first nine months of
1959, the news agency Tars
aid. During all of 1958, only
4,300 Americans visited the
Soviet Union.
N e uberge r, H a tf ie I d
Featured Speakers
At OMACA Meeting
Salem - Sen. Richard L.
Neuberger and Gov. Mark O.
Hatfield and state and nation
al tourist industry leaders
will be among the speakers
and panelists at the 15th an
nual convention of the Oregon
Motor Court association here
Nov. 8, 9 and 10.
Ed Bolt, Gold Hill, presi
dent of the association, said
the convention theme will be
unity in tourist promotion ef
forts. Expected at the meeting
will be participants repre
sentative of many tourist
minded segments of Oregon's
economy, including the state
highway department, agricul
ture, restaurant, service sta
tion, hotel and chamber of
commerce leaders.
. Senator Neuberger will ad
dress OMCA delegates, repre
senting all areas of the state,
at a banquet Monday night,
Novr 9. The dinner also will
be the occasion for unveiling
the OMCA's own tourist pro
motion project, "Oregon Trav
el Seals" - colorful stamps
which the association is dis
tributing with the hope that
all citizens use the stamps on
their person.il and business
mail.
Governor Hatfield will be
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speaker at the Monday noon
luncheon. State Sen. Monroe
Sweetland, Milwaukie, will
address' a special conference
on trailer parks Monday
morning.
The state tourist promotion
and advertising program will
be the subject of a $anel
which includes as participants
Carl Jordan, Salem, director
of the travel information di
vision State highway depart
ment; Jack Sugg and Arlyn
Cole, Portland, of Cole and
Weber advertising; and Frank
Jenkins, Klamath Falls, pub
lisher of the Klamath Falls
Herald-News, and chairman of
the state advertising advisory
committee.
A panel on "What Should
We, How Can We Work To
gether for Better Tourist Pro
motion," will feature Mrs.
Olga iWilson, Portland, repre
senting 1 the O r e g p n State
Grange; K.: G. Johnson, Port
land, state chairman, the Oil
A new diesel-electric loco
motive can be switched to
third rail operation, without
stopping.
Information committee;
Charles L. Goforth, Portland,
president, Oregon Gasoline
Dealers association; Charles
Cosgrove, Portland, president,
Oregon Restaurant and Bev
erage association; A. N. Weir,
Portland, secretary manager
of the Oregon State Motor
association.
Other Speakers
Other speakers will include
W. C. Williams, Salem, state
highway engineer; Prentis
Mooney, - Kansas City, na
tional public relations direc
tor of the American Motor
Hotel association, and Lloyd
Anderson, Eugene, University
of Oregon, bureau of business
research.
Sessions of the convention
will be held at the Marion Mo
tor Court hotel. . -
Election of officers is sched
uled Tuesday afternoon. Pres
ent officers in addition to
Bolt, are Aarne A. Pompel,
Delake, first vice president;
Frank Barr, Portland, second
vice president; Anges. li. Ber
ry, Trail, third vice president;
and James R. Clark, Portland,
secretary-treasurer.
Recomoufafion of
Phone Rates Due
Salem (UPD A recompu
tation of rates in a $14,299
annual increase granted Sept.
1 to the eastern Oregon Tele- j
phone Company, Pilot Rock, ;
has been announced by Pub-
lie Utility Commissioner Jonel
C. Hill.
The rates were directed fol- i
lowing separate conferences '
Thursday with four represen
tatives of the Citizens Tele
phone Committee and with
Walter A. Karnopp, president
of the utility. -
"I am confident the situ
ation existing in the area
served by the company will be
relieved after discussing mat
ters with the parties," Hill
commented.
No change was made in the :
increase - ceiling set by the
PUC's order. Concerned are :
the Pilot Rock and Ukiah ex
changes only.
Salem - (CPU - The Public RAINIERS TO ROME
Utility Commission has sus-j Monte Carlo. Monaco-dTD-pended
a proposed reduction j Prince Rainier and Princess
in schedules by Pacific Trail-
ways until an investigation
can be held.
rrae will po to Rm next
Wednesday for an official vis
it. ...ie yincc win piace a Rome.
wreath on the tomb of the un
known soldier Thursday. Ital
ian President Giovanni Gron-
chi will entertain the royal
couple during their stay in
Daily newspapers appeal to
all members of the family all
year long. Circulation remains
constant unlike TVs audi
ence, which drops as much as
29 percent in summer.
Rogue River Girl
Gets 4-H Honor
Miss Marilyn Deckelman,
Rogue River 4-H club mem
ber, has been selected the out
standing 4-H Brown Swiss
club member in Oregon, ac
cording to Glenn Klein, coun
ty 4-H agent.
The certificate of $50 for
a purchase order or college
scholarship was announced at
a luncheon of . the Pacific
Northwest Brown Swiss asso
ciation at the Pacific Inter
national Livestock show in
Portland recently.
A fifth-year club member
in dairy, Miss Deckelman is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Deckelman of Rogue
River. Her work in the Rogue
River Dairy club has been
outstanding both as a member
and as a junior leader.
Deadline Nears for
NROTC Applications
High school seniors and
graduates have until Nov. 14
to apply for the Navy's re
serve officer training corps,
the Navy recruiter here has
announced.
The program makes it pos-i
sible for a young man to earn ;
a commission while studying
at a civilian college, he noted, j
Application forms are avail- j
able at the Navy recruiting
station here.
Richmond, Va. - (UPD - A
space engineer said today the
National Space Agency will
launch a rocket 28 million
miles to Venus by the end of
1960.
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