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Quotes From the News By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Scottsdale, Ariz.-Bob Hawk, original master of ceremo nies of the $64 dollar question quiz show "Take It or Leave It in 1940, commenting on the disclosure of fixes in big money TV quizzes: "I'm sorry o lb business get into the condition it's gotten into ... No answer to any question is worth 5100.000.; Waahintfnn-JRArk Tro1 T PvnvKill fiB-Va raft or fVto Toam. sters Union listed him as one of 56 congressmen it will oppose because of their votes for the Landrum-Griffin labor bill: "Congratulations to me." Tampa, Fla.-Judge Bob Johnson, suspending his sentence of 150 days or $300 against Paul Carter, 19, charged with using a car without the owner's permission, after Carter's mother fainted when she heard the original sentence: "I hale to see these mothers hit the floor." i New Delhi-Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, warning that if war broke out between India and Red China other nations would be dragged in: . . 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MEDFORD SHOPPING CENTER - PHONE SP 2-9990 Casual Shopping with Convenient Parking ' Arabs Proiest ; Proposed Atomic Tests in Sahara s United Nations, N. Y. -4UFD-Angry Arab nations fearful of radioactive fallout, from a French atomic explosion in the Sahara Desert called on other nations Thursday to sup port them in their drive to ban the scheduled French tests. Ahmed Taibi Benhima, sec retary general of the Moroc can Foreign Ministry, warned Wednesday that deadly stron tium 90 from such a test would threaten 200,000 Ne groes, Arabs and Israelites in Africa and that untold harm might be caused to oasis and watersheds on . which many depend for a living. Attacks Expected New attacks on French pol icy were expected today from the Arab nations now seeking to line up further support from other nations for an Afro-Asian resolution seeking a U.N. ban on the tests. Intro duction of the resolution was postponed until the Arab na tions win more backers. French, delegate Jules Moch told the General Assembly's main political committee Wednesday that his country would go ahead with the tests, probably next spring, unless the United States, Russia, and Britain "renounce their nu clear armament." ' The three atomic powers are now negotiating a nuclear test ban at Geneva and pend ing' the outcome of the talks are observing a year's ban on further tests. i "Let these powers agree to halt, under control, the pro duction of fissionable mater ials for weapons purposes, to begin the reconversion of their' stockpiles,, to eliminate the( vehicles from these ex plosives in short, to re nounce a monopoly in fact and that very hour, France will adopt ,the same . meas ures," Moth said. COURT SUMMONS CALL AS Brescia, Italy -IUPD- An Italian court has ordered so prano Maria Callas to be in Italy for a hearing -Nov. 14 on the separation suit filed against her by her husband Giovanni Battista Meneghini. Miss Calas is currently ap pearing m the United States. EDITOR DIES New Britain, Conn. (DPI) Robert C. Vance, 65, editor and publisher of the New Bri tain Herald, died Wednesday. CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Sen. Joseph O'Mahoney (D-Wyo.) who' is recovering in Bethesda Naval hospital from a stroke suf fered June 19, blows out candles on a birth day cake presented to him by hospital staff members on his 75th birthday. Left to right, around the senator, are Donald McLeod, HN, Ann Arbor, Mich.; Lt. Cmdr. Florence Frazier, MSC, Baltimore, Md.; Lt. Cmdr. Margaret McCalL Nurses Corps, Philadel phia; Victor Gartrell, HN, Johnstown, Pa., and Rear Adm. Frank Kreuz, commanding officer of the hospital. v (UPI Telephoto)s Inflation Laboratory Tests May Chart Future By ELMER C. WALZER UPI Financial Editor New York - (DPD - America currently has the benefit of laboratory tests of anti-infla- mho tion measures W 1 t h a t should " -- I provide a backgr o u n d for future course of op erations. These lab oratory tests are mienently successful in Elmer w.iw Germany and and in Japan where abandon ment of inflation has brought a spurt in industrial progress. France, too, is reported to be doing very well with its anti inflation operations. George Hagedorn, director of research for the National Association of Manufacturers, told the Joint Economic Com mittee - of Congress of the progress these countries are making in a paper which set forth our major problems and I presented methods of solving them. We must find new ways to finance business which for years now has built up a giant debt through the "painless" method of inflation. Cost Borne By Creditors The cost of this financing, Hagedorn says, "has been borne in substantial part by creditors - bondholders, insur ance policy holders, savings bank depositors, pension fund beneficiaries, etc. "The reduction in the real value of their claims has been a major source of the capital for postwar' business expan sion." He says we cannot expect creditors to coopeVate indefi nitely in a process which op erates largely at their ex pense. " Rising interest rates, he notes, are a sign creditors are becoming reluctant to supply funds for business expansion. He is convinced business faces the problem by finding new ways to finance neces- 1 ' X). : ; i Our exclusive "Better Than Gold" propor tion fit nyldns are exactly what the name implies. You never buy a single pair, because you always buy a box! 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"Some national attitude to ward inflation - it is too early to make predictions as to what the attitude will be - is going to crystalize out of this thought process," he says. Cites Three Major Problems He centers his paper to the committee on three economic problems that will call for a solution in the 1960s - rising labor costs, capital needs, and foreign competition. v "A continuance of inflation would not solve these prob lems but would only make them worse," he holds. ;' "On the other hand, even if we succeed in. a voiding infla tion; these problems will still be with us.- "Both the long-term goal of continuous growth in produc tive capacity and the short term goal of continuous high level employment of that ca pacity, depend on finding a solution to these problems." As the program for the 1960s he suggests a forthright renunciation of inflation and all its works; dealing directly with "monopolistic union power"; tax reforms to ease the tax burden on individuals and corporations; and econom-. ic tightening up to fight for eign competition. - Portland Twins Total 17 Pounds Portland -flJPD- A Portland woman gave birth to twin bovs Wednesday at St. Vin cent hospital and doctors said it was nossibly the heaviest birth ever recorded in Port land. The boys totaled nearly 17 pounds. Mrs. Harold Hartmann, 25, was reported in fair condi tion, but she was close to death on three occasions Wednesday. The birth was normal, doc tors said, but shortly after wards complications set in. To save her life, major sur-J serv was performed that used all but two pints in the city of a rare type of blood. The Red Cross began a dra matic search for B negative blood and finally obtained 13 pints, exhausting the supply of every hospital in the city. Mrs. Hartman was given 11 pints with two left in reserve when she finally passed the "crisis. The two boys, Pat and Mike, were born, coincident ally, on the birthday of the father, a 32-year-old record clerk at Electric Steel foun dry. . . ! Pat weighed 8 pounds, 3 1 ounces, and Mike weighed 8 j pounds 11 ounces. The Hartmanns have two ; other , children, Billy, 3, and Kathy, 2. " i BRAZIL POLITICIAN DIES Porto Alegre, Brazil OJPD Gen. Tlores da Cunha, 79, one of the most legendary figures in Brazilian politics, died Wednesday. Grounded Freighter Hearing Continues Portland (UPD A Coast Guard hearing continued here today into the grounding last month of the freighter Lipari at Grayland, Wash. The damaged vessel, finally pulled free after eight days, has been in drydock here but authorities today planned to move it. to an outfitting dock as Lloyd's of London mulls whether to repair the ship. Hearing officers said the Lipari's master, Capt. Philip F. 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