Medford mail tribune., March 30, 1960, Image 2

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Few of IKSigh School! Age
SaSd Ready ffor SVOarroage
Washington - (UPD - Teen
agers should grow up before
ihey get married, a family
sociologist said today.
; Dr. David M.Fulcomer, a
marriage counsel and profes
sor "St Iowa State university,
told United Press Internation
al that "very few people of
high' school age are ready for
marrjgjge.'
air Plans Later
Hour of Opening
Saiem - (UPD - This year, for
the i?fet time in 50 years, the
State Fair will not open daily
8 a.m. State Fair Manager
Howard Maple announced to
day the new opening time of
10 ajn. 0 o . . -
The fair this year is Sept.
2-10.
Maple said "There simply
aren't enough folks who come
in before 10 in the morning
to make it profitable to .open
at 8 o'clock as we have done
for the past 50 years." The
later hour also will give ex
hibitors more time to polish
up Jheir entries, he said.
Admission gate closing time
will be 11 p.m.
Maple said the privilege of
leaving the fairgrounds and
then returning is being restor
ed this year. 'The pass-out sys
tem was eliminated last year
and he sid since then there
have been numerous com
plaitft. YOUNG BUSINESS MAN
National City, Calif. (UPD
Six-year-old Terry Allen Kin
ney decided to go into busi
q ness whjenhe noticed many
cars lost their hub caps when
drivi&g over the washboard
like strtet in front of his
home. Terry started collect
ing the caps and put up a sign
reading: "Hubcaps-50 cents."
Tuesday the police closed
down his business when they
confiscated the caps and took
them to headquarters for own
ers to claim.
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"Marriage," he said, "is for
adults." But he added there is
a trend in the United States
"toward forcing children" to
grow up in a hurry.
Not Prepared
He said parents are trying
to make adults out of adol
escents by forcing them "to go
stead y" without preparing
them for. the pitfalls of such
relationships.
Fulcomer is the leader of a
work group on current trends
in marriage and family size at
the White House Conference
on Children and Youth.
Problems Explored
His group has explored the
problems of marriage, divorce
and remarriage as they affect
Group Inspects
Mall Buildings
Salem - (UPD Three Capitol
Mall buildings were inspected
today to determine -the
amount of fallout protection
they would afford in the event
of a nuclear attack.
R. H. Willman, Everett,
Wash., made the tour with
members of the Oregon Civil
Defense Agency staff. Will
man is with the civil and de
fense mobilization regional of
fice, a federal agency.
The study, under way in all
50 states, developed from the
1 9 5 9 governors' conference
which recommended that fed
eral and state governments as
sume joint responsibility in
developing the concept of fall
out protection.
SP Request To Be
Heard on April 29
Washington-IUPD-The Inter
state Commerce commission
said today it would hold a
hearing in Salem, Ore., April
29 on a request from South
ern Pacific to abandon its line
between Mill City and Gates.
Examiner Nathan Klitenic
will conduct the hearing.
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children. It is expected to
make recommendations today.
Fulcomer's panelists have
reached the following prelimi
nary conclusions:
. -Community action is need
ed to discourage pushing chil
dren into social adulthood.
Should Collect Data
-More adequate and more
uniform data ."on . d i v o r c e
should be collected from the
states, with a Washington
clearing house. -
-More counseling services
are needed for marital and
premarital problems.
-More research is needed on
remarriage of divorced per
sons. -More research is needed on
the effect of family size on
family relations and person
ality development. : -
-A uniform state mandatory
waiting period for marriage is
needed. .-- -
Stocks Irregular
In Early Trading;
Ship Building Up
New York-(UPD-Stocks were
irregular again today in the
early trading.
Buyers continued to show
interest in the issues outside
those used to compile the
averages.
American Ship Building,
which closed at a new high
Tuesday, added 2 in the early
trading. Polaroid added an
other point on top of Tues
day, HVs-point run-up.
Steels worked within a nar
row range with Bethlehem
and U. S. Steel off small frac
tions and Youngstown un
changed. Republic firmed.
Motors also lost ground but
the declines were held to
fractions.
DOW-JONES AVERAGES
New York - (UPD - Dow
Jones final stock averages:
30 industrials 620.35, off
1.43; 20 railroads 1 45.20,
off 0.36; 15 utililie- 88.37,
off 0.18. and 65 slocks
205.41, off 0.47. Sales Tues
day were about 2,320,000
shares compared with 2,
500.000 shares Monday.
Tuesday's prices on selected
stocks:
Allied Chemical .
49
.... 90V4
40'a
26
Alum Co. Am. ...
American Can .
American Motor
AT&T
8fi
Anaconda Copper 50'i
Armco Steel
62 V.
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel .
Boeing Air '.
Caterpillar Corp.
68
46
24i,4
301,4
52Ts
44
20
90
226
106
36,i
88
103
45i
50
2Vi
21
32
4414
48
Chrysler Corp.
Crown Zellerbach
Curtiss Wright
Dow Chemical
Du Pont
astman Kodak .. .
Firestone
General Electric ..
General Foods
General Motors
Georgia Pacific
Graham Paige
Greyhound
Gulf Oil ....
Homes take Mining
Idaho Power
I. B. M.
Int. Paper
Johns Manville
..44314
113
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MEDF0RD
Regional Edition
Paratroopers Being
Sent to Bolster v
Strength in Pacific
.Washington - (UPD A battle
ready force of 2,000 Army
paratroopers will be sent to
the Western Pacific in June
to bolster American strength
for meeting any limited ag
gression in that area, it was
announced today.
The Army said that the unit,
a reenforced group from the
elite 82nd Airborne Division
at Ft. Bragg, N.C., will be
based at Okinawa and sup
ported by a new mobile sup
ply command.
It will become a part of the
25th Infantry Division, which
Katy
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116'4
26
69
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39i,i
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Kennecott Copper ,
Lockheed Aircraft
Montana Power
Montgomery Ward
Nat l Biscuit
New York Central
Pac Gas & Elec
Penney, J. C.
Penn RR
Radio Corporation
Richfield OU .......
Safeway -.
Sears
Shell
Oil
37
37ia
44
Socony Mobil Oil .
Southern Co
Southern Pacific
20 H
43
41
Standard California
Standard Indiana
Standard N. J. 44
Sun Mines
6
Texas Co
Texas Gulf Sulfur
Tex Pac Land Trust
Transamerica
Trans World Air ..
77
16
18
9
13
35
Tri Continental
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
United Aircraft
United Air Lines .
U. S.-Rubber ..
U. S. Steel
Youngstown S & T .
134
- 28
- 34
- 26
- 541.4
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CRIPPLED PLANE SAFE
Shannon, Ireland - (UPD - An
American DC 4 airliner land
ed safely at Shannon Airport
Tuesday night after limping
across one-third of the Atlan
tic Ocean on three engines.
Seven crew members and five
company personnel were on
board the Seven Seas Co.
plane bound from Newark,
N.J., to Amsterdam. A port
side engine failed a thousand
miles off the Irish coast.
TWO MINERS KILLED
Jefferson City, Tenn.-ttJPD-Two
miners were killed Tues
day by a five-ton slab of rock
that fell from the ceiling of
a mine shaft 500 feet under
ground near here. Spokesmen
for the American Zinc Co.
mine said Luther V. Wagner,
57, and Billy Tom Edmonds,
21, apparently jarred the 10-
1 foot slab loose while drilling
on the ceiling with a pneu
matic drill.
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has headquarters in Hawaii.
and will give Adm. Harry D.
Felt, U.S. Pacific commander,
the means of a "more flexible
response" to any aggressive
action, the Army said.
Fleet Chief Force
Felt's chief force in the
Western Pacific is the big
U.S. 7th Fleet, with about 60,
000 men and 125 ships includ
ing five aircraft carriers.
With that fleet and Army
and Marine forces in Okin
awa, military sources said, he
is prepared to deal with limit
ed aggression anywhere along
the arc from Korea to South
east Asia. .
A heavy "punch is available
from Strategic Air Command
bombers, Air Force tactical
elements under. Felt's com
mand and Navy bombers
aboard carriers. '
The Army currently has its
Pacific ground forces concen
trated in Korea. They are the
1st Cavalry and 7th Infantry
divisions, the main elements
of the U.S. 8th Army which
is about 40,000 strong.
Missiles on Okinawa
On Okinawa, where the bat
tle group will go, the Marines
currently have two thirds of
a division and the Army has
Nike - Hercules anti - aircraft
missiles which can fire either
atomic or conventional war
heads. It also is sending Hawk
anti-aircraft missiles, design
ed for defense against low
level attacks, to Okinawa.
Wherever reenf or cement of
U.S. units was needed or as
sistance might be ordered for
allies in a brush fire war, the
paratrooper outfit would be
prepared to go on short no
tice. Local Man's Oil
In Bay Area Show
A painting by Warren Wolf,
1517 South Ivy st., has been
accepted for an art exhibit
at Grace Episcopal cathedral,
San Francisco, on the theme
"Church Art Today." A jury
of five men and , women
screened the entries, which
were from all parts of . the
United States.
Wolf's paintings an oil, is
entitled "The False Prophets."
The competition was open to
paintings, sculpture, and
works in textiles, mosaics
and stained glass. It will be
open April 3-May 1.
Wolf, who is art instructor
at Medford High school, did
the painting last summer. The
artist also has been invited
to display his work in the
first one-man show to be held
in the new art gallery at
Redding, Calif., and this ex
hibit is open now.
Insurance Commissioner
. Salem - (UPD State Insur
ance Commissioner V. Dean
Musser said today a charge
made by State Rep. Vernon
Cook (D-Troutdale that in
surance commissioners of Ore
gon have been negligent in
collection of certain taxes is
"irresponsible."
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"Rep. Cook has made an I of the Oregon insurance law. I the rate of its horn
irresponsible charge," Musser
declared, "with grossly exag
gerated estimates of revenue
loss even were his thesis cor
rect." . Cook lashed out last week
at what he termed failure to
impose retaliatory, provisions
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He estimated the loss in back
taxes at perhaps more than
SI million per year in the
past 13 years.
The retaliatory provision
states that an out-of-state in
surance firm doing business
in Oregon may be taxed upon
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