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Sen. Morse Conceded Front Position in Oregon Primary Johnson (Plans Formula To Take Wind Out of lights Filibuster Washington OJPD D e m o cratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson sought today to take the wind out of the Senate civil rights filibuster with a compromise tailored to please Republicns and Democrats alike. The Texan's voting referee iormuia .was discussed pri vately -with talkathon-weary lawmakers as the Senate went into its fourth day of around-the-clock civil rights debate. The proposal " was - to be considered by ' Bepublican senators at a conference to day. At 3 a jn. (e.s.t) the Senate had been in continuous ses sion for 63 hours except for a 15-minute recess Wednesday. Senators straggled ' in with rumbled hair and sleep-filled eyes for today's first quorum call at 12:38 ajn. A heavy snow storm kept down the spectators, who on the three previous nights of the talkathon had stood in line for gallery seats. Johnson's five-page meas ure is a revision of a plan of fered in the House Feb. 23 by Rep. William M. McCulloch (R-Ohio). It is a watered down version of the Eisenhower ad ministration's seven-p o i n t rights proposal. College Professor To Conduct Class Dr. Gertrude Boyd Crane, j professor of religion at Paci fic university, Forest Grove will conduct a class on "Luke" at First Methodist church March 5 to 9. Duplicate sessions of the study will be conducted morn ings and evenings so that em ployed men and women may attend as well as members of Woman's Society of Christian Service. Dr. Crane will also give the sermon at both services at First Methodist church Sun day, March 6. One Democrat . who re- without actually using the viewed the Johnson plan gag rule to end the South's ef- called it a "substitute for f ort to talk to death rights talking forever." He said it legislation, was designed to muster the Neither Northern Republi- two-thirds majority needed to cans nor Southern Democrats, impose cloture limitation of it was emphasized, want to debate and that this pros- see the precedent of a cloture pect would induce .Southern- vote because both are minori- ers to end their filibuster., ties in the Senate. Cloture was The result, if successful, last imposed in 1927. It never thus would be passage of an has been used to choke off a election-year civil rights bill civil rights debate. MEDFORDJiTRIBUNE Rogue Valley Edition . Page 2A Anti-Semitism Acts Deplored by Speaker New York - (UPD - Interna tional affairs writer James P. 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Olher Democrats Entered Appling also entered Sen ate Democratic Leader Lyn don B. Johnson and Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo.), two undeclared candidates, along with Sens. John F. Ken nedy (D-Mass.) and Hubert H. Humphrey (D-Minn.). Symington declined to com ment except to say that he would not withdraw his na.ne. Johnson also indicated he would leave his name on the ballot. "My current responsibility is on the floor of the Senate," Johnson said. "I have no plans to act in any way on the ac tion in Oregon." Since neither Johnson nor Symington has any plans for entering other state primar ies, the Oregon vote will pro vide the only pre-convention test of their vote - pulling power. Enters Nixon Name For the Republican presi dential primary, Appling named Vice President Richard M. Nixon and Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York. But he said Rockefeller, who de cided in December against challenging Nixon, would withdraw. With the presidential pri maries now virtually set, Kennedy-Humphrey contests will come in Wisconsin on April 5 and in West Virginia on May 10 as well as in the five man Oregon race. Kennedy faces Morse in Maryland on May 17 and is unopposed in New Hampshire next Tuesday, Indiana on May 3 and Nebraska on May 10. He has a stand-in, Gov. Michael V. DiSalle, running unopposed in Ohio on May 3. Humphrey is pitted against Morse in the District of Co lumbia primary on May 3 and is unopposed in South Dakota on June 7. Group Discusses Area Planning Representatives from the county's ten incorporated cities met in the county court room at the courthouse Wednesday night to discuss a regional planning organiza tion. Forty-five persons, includ ing mayors, city and county planning commissioners, councilmen and the county court, attended. County Judge Earl Miller conducted the meeting and County Clerk E. M. Madden served as secre tary. Lloyd Anderson, Eugene, of the bureau of municipal re search, explained what possi bilities and advantages might be expected from regional planning. Such a plan could do much to avoid piece-meal planning and poorly coordin ated roads and other county wide facilities. All the representatives ex pressed a willingness to take part in a new organization and to plan for a "comprehen sive development plan for the entire county." The group set an organiza tional meeting for March 23 at 8 p.m. in the county court rooms. Pianist Victor Borge . Suffers Broken Jos Honolulu - (UPD - Pianist comedian Victor Borge, here for a concert, broke his toe Wednesday when he kicked a piece of coral while swim ming at Waikiki Beach. "That shoots the concert," he quipped. "Now I've gotta play the whole thing with my fingers." TURN ABOUT Denver-flJPD- Ten detectives who used their personal autos on duty Tuesday while their squad cars were being ap praised for trading in got tickets for parking in the po lice parking lot. Stocks Off Sharply In Moderate Trading New York-ftFD-Stocks fell sharply today in moderately active trading. The list recovered slightly from the early lows in the afternoon dealings but losses still ranged to more than 5 points. Rail issues triggered the early sell-off when they fell through their November re sistance point to their Oc tober, 1958, low. Rails were paced by losses of more than 2 points in Nor folk & Western and more than a point in Chesapeake & Ohio, Atlantic Coast Line and New York Central. DOW-JONES AVERAGES New York - OJPD - Dow Jones final stock averages: 30 industrials 612.05, off . 9.32; 20 railroads 142.98, off 3.92; 15 utilities 87.04; off 0.28, and 65 stocks 202.51. off 3.10. Sales today were about 3.160.000 shares com pared with 3,110,000 shares Wednesday. 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