O MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
WA Tuesday, Feb. 16, 1960
Two Officials
Speak at Salary
Rally Held Here
Several speakers at a salary
rally for federal employees
in soutnern Oregon held last
week, urged local employees
to write their congressmen
asking for a salary increase.
The meeting was held at
the Girls Community club
with persons attending from
Ashland, Medford, Grants
Pass, Klamath Falls, Rose-
burg, Coos Bay, Coquille,
Hillsboro. and Camn White.
Larry M. Rose, state presi
dent of the National Associa
tion of Letter Carriers, and
Nicholas Cole, northwest re
gional director of the NALC,
both commented on the Dav
scale of the postal service em
ployee. They stressed the need
of writing letters to congres
sional leaders telling the need
lor a pay raise.
Cole compared the salaries
of postal workers with steel
workers, adding that the steel
workers now average about
$1,000 per year more than
the federal postal employee.
Opening the meeting, Se-
Dastiano J. Fagne, president
of the Medford chapter,
NALC, spoke on the need for
public support to obtain a pay
raise for federal employees
this year.
James A. Redden, speaking
on the behalf of Sen. Wayne
Morse, encouraged persons to
write their congressional lead
ers on the matter. A letter
was also read from Sen. Rich
ard Neuberger, in which he
said that he would work for
a pay raise for civil service
employees.
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Nixon To Dodge
Religion Issue
Detroit-fOPD-Vice President
Richard M. Nixon said Mon
day religion should not be an
issue in the 1960 election and
that "in any part I play I will
not make it an issue."
Nixon told a news confer
ence that "the country has
moved considerably toward
understanding since 1928
when religioh played a major
part" in the campaign in
which Democrat Alfred E.
Smith was defeated.
Smith was a Roman Catho
lic as is Sen. John F. Kennedy
(D-Mass.) who is a leading
contender for the Democratic
presidential nomination this
year.
"Nixon also told reporters,
in discussing his role in the
steel strike settlement, that
he was making a personal
study of the "concentration of
power" in unions and large
corporations.
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Fisherman's Body
Sought in Columbia
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' Rescued were Arthur Solie,
41, Portland, and Howard Tal
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