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PM ft - : r, v 1 51 1 1 MEDFORD Rogue Valley Edition Tribune 'Tank Used to Break Up Seige on Berserk Mountaineer s Home; hour Persons uie Page 2A Stocks Move Up on Increased Volume New York -(CPD- Stocks rose substantially today on in creased volume. The better gains came in is sues mainly outside those used to compile the averages, par ticularly the electronics. Gen eral Time rose more than 2 and Reckman. Varian Associ ates, Ampex, Transitron and Litton all tacked on arouna a point in this group. The blue chips featured 2 point gains in Eastman Kodak and Johns-Manvme, ana gains of around a Doint in Owens- Illinois, American Telephone, Du Pont, International jmick el, and American Tobacco. Katy Kennecott Copper T.nnkhpprl Airnrnft Montana Power Montgomery Ward Nat'l Biscuit New York Central Pac Gas & Elec Penney, J. C Penn RR Radio Corporation mcniieia v-ru Safeway Sears STANDING OVATION President Eisen hower receives a standing ovation as he addresses the Brazilian Congress. In his speech he hailed Brazil's "Operation Pan America," and denounced "cruel tyranny" and "the outright denial of the teachings of Christ." Shown are, left to rignt, Eisen hower, Joao Goulart, Brazilian Vice Presi dent, and Ranieri Mazilli: President. Cham ber of Deputies. (UPI Radiotelephoto) Some Brazilians Disillusioned By Eisenhower's Speech in - - . frvnn 1- . t T 3 J IT:-. M.HM.4-J U TTnUftJ O DOW - JONES AVERAGES New York - (UPD - Dow- Jones final stock averages: 30 industrials 628.51. up 4.78; 20 railroads 151.48. uo 0.61; 15 utilities 86.41, up 0.40 and 65 stocks 207.- 91. uo 1.29. Sales today were about 3.600.000 shares compared with 2,740.000 shares Wednesday. - 5i . 87 . 26i . 233,A . 47 'i - 52 Ti . 27 . 62 " .113 'i - 15 V, - 65 Vi . 74 - 39'i 47'i 35i - 38 "4 - 41i - 21 ii 44 417', 453.B 5T . 7B'i x cjiaa .... - t.voc flnlf Sulfur 17,4 Tex Pac Land Trust (xd) 18 Transamfcnca . Trans World Air 15 Ji Tri-Continental . Zax Union Carbide 131 ITninn Pacific 297s TTnHori Aircraft . 36 Shell Oil Socony Mobil Oil Southern Co Southern Pacific Standard California Standard Indiana Standard NJ. Sun Mines Texas Co. United Air Lines U. S. Rubber U. S. Steel 29 56i 868 ,-1154 Chalkhill. Pa. -(UPD- A Na tional Guard tank late Wed nesday broke a day-long segie on a berserk mountaineer's bungalow and state police bul lets killed the rifleman who had slain four persons and wounded five. A volley of slugs cut down Daniel Raymond after he crawled from a basement win dow of the barricaded home from which he shot down his victims and held off troopers and armed volunteers. Raymond's wife, who had fled the home with their three children, watched from a neighbor's home nearby as her husband fired on passers- by and finally was killed in the tank-spearheaded final as sault. Used Rifle and Shotgun Alternately using a rifle and shotgun. Raymond killed: -William Burd. 49. Farm- ington, Pa., a state Highways Department employee, wno was gunned down in the cab of his cinder truck -Mrs. Mary Frances Sisler, 61. OhioDvle. Pa., and Mrs. Edna Maes, 53, Ohiopyle, wife of a Baptist minister, who were riding together. -Mrs. May Maust. 20, Farm- ington, who was riding in an automobile with her husband and two young children. Others Wounded Mrs. Maust's husband. Carl. 23, and the youngsters, Mary Ann, 2, and Edward, 1, were wounded by a shotgun blast that preceded the rifle shot that killed Mrs. Maust. The father and children, bleeding and terrified, lay in their au tomobile in the line of fire for almost eight hours before the seige of Raymond's home ended. Maust is in poor con dition at Uniontown hospital. The children are listed as fair. Harry Cromwell, 45, Ohio pyle, a bus driver, was shot in his car by another blast Hatfield Warns Republican Parly Salt Lake City (UPD Ore- Oregon governor addressed a from Raymond's shotgun Cromwell, who was en route to Pittsburgh for plastic sur gery for a facial injury, was struck in the face, neck ana shoulder with the shotgun pellets. The last to feel the sting of Raymond's bullets was Law rence Swenghsh Jr.. 18, Un iontown, Pa. Swenglish was shot through the eye when he attempted to crawl to Burd's aid. His condition is good. gon Gov. Mark Hauieia warned Wednesday night the Republican party should not permit itself to be placed on the defensive because it has only one active candidate for the presidential nomination. Hatfield asserted the GOP is "not sterile in leadership" but has in Vice President Richard Nixon a superior and experienced candidate. The Republican Lincoln-Washing ton day banquet attended by about 1,800 party members. He defended the adminis tration's emphasis on foreign aid as an instrument of for eign policy and defense and criticized some Democratic leaders for demanding cuts in foreign aid to make more money available for missiles. THE DANMOORE HOTEL 1217 SW Morrison St. PORTLAND, OREGON All transient guests. All those who come, return. Rates not high, not low. Free garage, TV's and radios. Reputation for cleanliness. Children Under Seven No Charge Younesiown oc x , Rio de Janeiro (UPD Bra zilian political leaders today generally hailed Presi dent Eisenhower's speech before a joint session of congress but some were disillusioned be cause they believed he did not commit the United States to a more dynamic Pan Ameri can policy. The speech, interrupted 22 times by stormy applause, was the highlight of a day in which Eisenhower received the most triumphant welcome ever accorded a visiting states man here - a day in which its f ti pa id is,' For safe, sure, warm, comfortable and eco nomical travel... . . ("MOM l?MCSn!FQ( on the Domeliner "CITYof PORTLAND" Call your Union Pacific Travel Agent for infor mation and reservations. L. J. Ziesmer General Traffic Agent 207 Medical Center Bldg Medford, Ore. SP 3-5388 carnival minded Rio greeted him with cheers, fireworks, confetti and song. In his speech, Eisenhower promised to devote savings on disarmament to a Pan Ameri can plan of mutual economic development. He also said the United States would consider it "intervention" if any ra tion, whether by "invasion, coercion or subversion, suc ceeded in denying freedom of choice to the people of any of our sister republics. It was a warning to all Communists 'to keep their hands off Latin America but did not spell out what steps Duff Attending Salem Conference Medford Citv Manager Rob ert Duff is attending a region al city manager s coiuerence in Salem this week. City manasers from Oregon. Wash ington, Idaho, British Colum bia, Montana and Alaska are expected to attend. Duff serves on the board of directors of the Oregon Section of the International C 1 1 v Manaeers association and will preside over one of the luncheons. He will introduce Orin F. Nolting, an authority on pub lic administration and tne di rector of the ICMA in Chicago. The conference, which will serve as an instructional and informational forum for city managers, started today and will last through faunday. Summer Schedule at Museum Is Announced Jacksonville Visiting hours . for the Jacksonville museum will return to the summer schedule March 1. The museum will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. week days and from noon to 5 p.m Sundays and holidays. the United States would take. Alfonso Arinos. member of the oDDosition Democratic So cial Union (UDN), and presi dent of the Senate Foreign Relations committee, called the sDeech "of ereat impor tance to us due to his assur ance of American determina tion to defend democratic freedoms and the principle of self determination." Expectations Not Met . Deputy O s v a 1 d o Lima, House leader of the Partido Trabalhista Brasileiro (PTB), which is a member of the government coalition, said E i s e n hower's expression of friendship and sympathy was "superb " but he added: The talk did not meet our expectations for a new con cept of Pan Americanism and a new United States policy for Brazil and Latin Amer ica." Aurelio V i a n a. Socialist leader in the House, called the speech "satisfactory" but declined further comment. 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Democratic House leaders had conceded in advance they had almost no chance of mus tering the two-thirds vote nec essary to override the veto. But thev believed that a di rect challenge to the Presi dent on water pollution would help their party in next .No vember's elections. Carole Tregoff's Lawyer Suggests Finch Guilty Los Angeles - (UPD - Carole Tregoff's attorneys opened a possible escape hatch for the red-haired former model to day by suggesting her lover might have murdered his wife. In the first overt split in the defense in the trial of Dr. R. Bernard Finch, 42, and Miss Tregoff, 23, her attorneys indicated it was possible for a person to be at the scene of a crime yet innocent of any complicity. The startling tactic also in timated Carole is going to try to swim even if Bernie sinks for the killing of his wife, Mrs. Barbara Finch. Lawyers for the mistress of the surgeon resume their clos ing arguments today and it was expected they would fur ther disassociate their client from the man who says he still wants to marry her - "if she will have me." Prosecutor Clifford Crail had just completed a blister ing windup Wednesday when Miss Tregoff s lawyer, made his move. Crail said Finch had confessed his guilt by fleeing the death scene July 18. He said that caroie naa "aided and abetted him." Robert Neeb Jr., former partner of Jerry Giesler, started out in dull fashion with a discussion of the legal aspects of the case. Then he took on the subject oi aid ing and abetting" and sprung "! T-oTinrV Uo Con TTarrr "F Byrd (D-Va.) said he feared the biggest surprise of the 2 Vz tne oenaie wuum yass a t monui trial. LA WUg I..J uu. ..... w . Au dli LUC KOWlliwuj would be a "humiliation" to evidence," Neeb said, "there xi r . u T 3 : 3 z n I ... . t 1 me ouum. miu ui a pic-i jsn i one single iuuui umi pared speech that the South caroie on the night of July nartinnlarl v nnnnsprl a section I in qntr ininrv cfminlr anyone, used any weapon, . . 1 1 3d wmw wuuiu viwi b " I Dusned anyDooy, ur iuuwcu desegrega- nvnnp. certainlv not Mrs. supreme Finch.. Neeb gave Finch anotner indirect kick when he told the jury that fleeing the scene of a crime could be partial ad mission of guilt. But Miss Tregoff, he said, went volun tarilv to authorities even though she was charged witn "conspiracy to murder" in hir ing convict John Patrick Cody Most Cars Stolen Supreme Court's tion decisions the law of the land." Is Favored by Alba - "The Mayor of Alba, Italy, writes that the citv would be pleased and happy to affiliate with Medford," according to a telegram received by Mayor John Snider this morning from Richard H. oaKiand, di- B . rector of the town affiliation oy i ouina "uci 1 1 ' - tit t r ,t irmn ir..t committee in Washing ton, D.C The telegram advised the mayor to write a formal let ter requesting affiliation to the mayor of Alba. Medford recommended the affiliation with the city of ap proximately 16,000 people in northwestern Italy at the last city council meeting, and Mayor Snider sent a personal message and a key to the city with Eggert Madsen of Eu gene, who was making a trip to Italy. Pnrtlanrl-fllPL-Most Of the cars stolen in this country are taken by youtns unaer 18, the head of the local FBI office said Wednesday. Joseph E. 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