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80 MAIL TRIBUNE, M.dford, Or.
ii o Thundiy, May 5, 1960
Federal Jury in 1
Fliers To Cuba
Miami -t!Pn- Seven weeks
ago four prominent Cubans
waited tensely besides a high-
' way 65 miles from Havana
for a plane that would fly
to the United States mainland.
One of the Cubans was
. Lazaro Damaso Montcsinos, a
former lieutenant colonel who
had been in charge of the
prison of Castillo de Principe
in Havana under the regime
. of ousted Cuban President
. Fulgcncio Batista. The others
were his daughter and her
husband, Maj. Santiago Rodri
guez, and another Cuban who
wanted to flee his native
, country.
Soldiers Open Fir
A small, fast plane roared
in from the east and settled
on the highway. The four
would-be refugees rushed for
it, and as they did so, hidden
soldiers opened fire with ma-
chii.e guns,
The soldiers arrested the
four Cubans and the two
United States citizens who had
brought the plane in from
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
The government of Cuban
Premier Fidel Castro seized
on the incident to launch a
propaganda attack against the
United States. Cuban officials
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said it proved a U.S. conspir
acy of aggression.
Wednesday, the U.S. gov
ernment answered the Cuban
charge. A federal grand Jury
here indicted the two U.S.
fliers and a Cuban citizen
and charged the whole affair
was cooked up in Havana to
supply the Castro government
with anti-U.S. propaganda.
Flier Indicted
The grand Jury indicted one
of the filers, William J. Sher
galis, 33, of North Hollywood,
Fla., as "an agent of a for
eign principal, namely the
government of Cuba."
It Indicated the other flier,
Howard L. (Swede) Rund
quist, 35, of Miami, apparent
ly was a dupe in the case.
The same charge placed
against Shergalis was placed
against Hector Garcia Soto,
35, a Cuban citizen and pur
chasing agent for the Cuban
air force since November of
1D59. According to the gov
ernment, he and Shergalis ar
ranged the flight.
Arrested by FBI
Garcia was arrested Wed
nesday by FBI agents as he
stepped off a plane arriving
from Cuba. Shergalis and
Rundquist still are in Jail in
Cuba, where they have been
in custody since the ill-starred
flight.
The U.S. Justice Depart
ment In Washington said it
plans no Immediate steps to
have Shergalis and Rundquist
returned to this country for
trial even though Shergalis
was reported to have told the
U.S. Embassy In Cuba that
Cuban officials hired him to
rig the flight.
Dunes Seashore
Petition Planned
Salem -(WD- The Western
Lane Taxpayers' Association
will present a petition to the j
governor's committee on nat- j
ural resources here next Mon
day asking that several points
be Included in a revised Bill
to create an Oregon dunes na
tional seashore park.
The Association has been
the main opponent to the pro
posal, now pending In Con
gress. Dan Allen, committee
chairman, said the association
is requesting that these items
be included in the legislation:
1. Immediate allocation of
money to buy all private
lands within the proposed
park with purchases to be
made within a definite time.
2. A life tenancy provision
for affected local residents.
3. Assurance that persons
living within the park's boun
daries will be governed only
by laws of the federal and
state governments and not by
regulations of (he national
park service.
The proposed dunes park
covers about 33 miles of the
Oregon coast from I he Flor
ence area to Tcnmile crock
south of Recdsort.
Portland Squadron
Leader Reassigned
Portland -KM)- MaJ. Ben L.
Fithlan, commander of the
4 6 0 th Fighter Interceptor
Squadron here, has been re
assigned to Alaska. I
; Fithian will leave this week
for his new assignment as op-
: eralions officer of the 317th
Fighter Interceptor Squadron
in Alaska. Fithian has served
; in his present capacity since
; last June. O I
Capt. Donald E. Ray, nper-:
: ations officer the 4flnth,'
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MAIL TRIBUNt, M.dford. 0.
Thursday. May J, I960
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Well Street
Chatter
New York-lTD - No doubt
about It advance knowledge
of an impending stock split
is valuable information, ac
cording to a recent study ap
pearinK in Barron's Weekly.
In 88 of the 94 examples
under study, the announce
ment of a split was preceded
by a significant increase in
Hie market value of the stock.
On the average, this rise
amounted to about 15 per
cent and normally the stocks
out-performed the market by
about 10 per cent.
The study found that unless
the split surprises the market
seldom, a sell-off usually oc
curs after the formal an
nouncement has been made.
Two months after their splits
were revealed, nearly half of
all the New York Stock Ex
change stock splits in 1959
were selling at lower prices.
Moreover, 51 of the 94 ex
amples failed to perform as
well as the market.
The moral: the best way
to profit from stock splits Is
to buy slock split candidates
rather than stocks which have
just announced their Impend
ing split status.
Meat packing, long regard
ed as a "feast or famine" in
dustry, has so revised Its basic
operation- that it is much less
subject to extreme cyclical
changes than In the past, ac
cording to a study of the In
dustry by Goodbody Sc Co.
Profits of the major fire
casualty organizations In 1959
continued their recovery from
the extremely adverse 1957
year and this improvement
promies to carry over into
1062 at least, a survey of the
industry by E. F. Hutton &
Co. says.
Mother's Day Is
Observed by Club
Mother's day was observed
at the Wednesday noon lun
cheon of Menford Klwanis
club at Rogue Valley Country
-lub.
A. number of mothers of
, Kiwanians were special
guests.
"Music and Musings" was
Ihe theme of the program.
I Four selections were played
by a string ensemble of Med-
ford High school under the
direction of John Crysdale.
Poems appropriate for Moth
er's day were read by Darl
Glccd, Kiwanls member.
Coos Bay Man Dies
From Auto Injuries
Coos Bny-OIPD-A 74-year-old
Coos Bay man, hit by a car
Tuesday night on state high
way 241 near here, died in
Coos Bay's McAuley hospital
Wednesday.
Dead is Arthur Kust Rlnne.
Hospital officials said he
suffered skull Injuries from
the accident.
Rlnne was hit about a quar
ter of a mile south of this
southern Oregon city. The dri
ver of the car said he did not
see Rlnne because the elderly
rnan was wearing dark
clothing.
1 Nudist Camp Origin
Explained in Remark
Sen Bernardino, Calif.-TOPD-
The monthly Nudesletter of
the Oakdale Ranch Nudist
Camp Issued today quoted
Charles Dwclloy s remark on
the origin of nudist camps:
"Nudist camps were started
by a group of sunbathera who,
in their search for a perfect
tan, were determined to leave
no stern untoncd."
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