Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 22, 1960, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextO n o VX" ( ) O o 0 2 MAIL TRIIUNf, M4for4, Or. A t.iy, Miy 32, 140 Meeting Reports Given (or April Ashlsnd Conference re port! havt been received for April from three college de- pirtment representatives. Hugh G. Simpson, director of information at Southern Ore gon college, hai announced. Dr. Frank D. Haines, asso ciate professor of social sci ence, one of three delegates to represent SOC at the Pacific Northwest Conference at Seattle, was elected to the executive committee and ap pointed chairman of the pro gram for next year's meeting. Other representatives includ ed Rick Pastega, SOC stu dent, Klamath Falls, and the late Dr. Verne Blue, of the social science division. Eugene was the setting for the 18th Annual Conference of the Oregon Library associa tion. Miss Myrtle Funkhouser, librarian, Mrs. Eleanor S. Everett, Miss Lucy Anne Poucher, and Thornton T. Shively represented SOC at the meeting, at which Mrs. Robert Thornton, chairman of National Library Week in Oregon presented the details of the Ashland program with public and college library co operating, as an example of a successful community promotion. Otto J. Wilda. associate pro fessor of art, who represented Southern Oregon college at the Pacific Arts Association at Arizona State university Tempe, Ariz., reported that the findings of the conference generally brought forth the feeling that art education and art generally need to take a good look at themselves; that for I number of years til is area has exhibited little more than self satisfaction with Its' values and self assurance with Its' aims. TOWRtO 0RIG0N Si A ft SYSTEM OF HIGHER EDUCATION OREGON S LAHP OF TJ5SI RE60n AWNUAL INCOME FROM GRASS SEID IS ABOUT S 13 MILLION DOLLARS.. I 'A -THIS IS 2fe TIMES AS MUCH AS' THE AVERAGE KROM 193010 194-0. THE PRODUCTION OF TUIS GRASS SEED WAS PROMOTED BY OREGON STATE COLLEGE... r, 'tis edi Latest Election Returns SAME DAY DELIVERIES Syracuse, N. Y. (TO -Mrs. Ann Miller gave birth to a son several hours after her sister, Mrs. Delores Harvey, became the mother of a daughter. The women were room mates at Crouse-Irving Hospital here. Portland - ll'Pl) - Late and almost complete returns in Oregon's primary election showea: Democratic President (2. 623 of 2.882 precincts) Kennedy 128,486 Morse 81,096 Humphrey 15.581 Symington 11,147 Johnson 10,113 Write-in Stevenson 2,838 Republican President Nixon 189,033 Write-in, Rockefeller 1,112 Democratic Sonata Short term (2,560 of 2,882 precincts) Ncuberber 181,951 Long term (2,560 of 2.882 precincts) Neuberger 185,870 Conn 6.419 Fowler 24.247 Like 5.454 Murphy 14,202 Cox 2,979 Republican Senate Short term (2.560 of 2.882 precincts) Smith 179.152 Altvatcr 30,197 Long term (2,560 of 2.882 precincts) Smith 161,047 Altvatcr 18,955 Cook 17,8(18 Killam 13,53ft Congress 1st District (688 of 74S pre cincts) Norbiad, R 44.742 Anderson, D 25,144 Awens, D 28,200 Charges Against Maurine, Porter Fighters Dropped Get Good Backing fnr Ore gnn secretary of state assessor; Paul Fynnlnr lias Man B Holmes has 8.195 7.341 fur county commission, voles for the Republican nom-; er; and Chester L. Rapp has ... . . n ,:nri r nnontu tron,i,rnr All nai nil lor jacKson mum)' !. Jackson county Democrats and Charles O. Porter, repre- Democratic party nomination. Robert Y Thornton received 7,511 votes for stale attorney 'general. 'district attorney; Herbert were uncontested in the pri- I Gerald J. Scannell Jr. lias Hunter has 7.792 for county I mury election. 17,002 votes for nominalion fori Assault and batterv charecs i . . ' i . ' r Jackson county district at- have been dropped against I r,day ave Mr'- M.urine . sentative from O r e g o n s, ,orney on the Democratic three Ashland men involved I Neuberger almost 8,000 votes fourth congressional district, . ticket. in a fight with two Southern I for U.S. senator for the term received almost 7.500 votes Ray Schumacher has 7.2B1 Oregon college students. Dis-wnich will end Jan. a, luok,ijn foclng nominated to seek Deniuciaiii. luiea fur iioi.iir.u I reelection ,ion 'or county assessor, and I ,, " , . , Karl Janouch has 7.396 for I Mrs. Neuberger received cou,y trcasurer t.andida!e on 17.972 votes fnr the uncontest-' the Democratic general elec ed position, and Porter re- tion ballot in November. Both ceiled 7,490 votes. The totals are incumbents, jare unofficial from 110 of Edward A. McGinty, Mcd- Jackson county's 113 pre- ford, received the nomina cincts. tjon a5 Democratic candidate : In another uncontested for county surveyor next No i vember with 7,110 votes. He Port Huron, Mich. -WD- was unopposed in the pri ll-our ships collided in two;mary. trict Attorney Thomas J. Reeder said Saturday. Reeder said tiie charges were dropped with the con sent of the two students, Mark M. Musgrave and John H. Ileitsmitn. The three Ashland men involved in the fight Feb. 6 in front of a cafe on Main st. in Ashland were El don Fagan, Eugene Raslie and Joe Roberts. They had entered pleas of innocent and a trial was pending. "Thorough investigation re vealed that the Heitsmith boy had begun the fight by asking the Ashland men outside." Hie district attorney said. "It also appeared that if he (Heit smith) hadn't gone to the car and gotten a club the fight would have ended a long time ago. I think everybody ex cept perhaps Musgrave was at fault." Musgrave did not appear to be out of line, Reeder added While the fight was serious it was not a "gang affair," the district attorney added. Dur ing the fight, Heilsmith's nose was fractured and Musgrave's jaw was broken Memorial Day Ceremonies Set SHADY COVE -TRAIL LIONS AUCTION At Shady Cove Fire Hall -TODAY- My 22, it 1:00 P.M. Lawn Mowers, Bunk Beds, Boat & Trailer, Fishing Equipment, Chest of Drawers-Lots of Other Items. 2nd District (29S of 448 precincts) Phair, R 15.468 Ullmnn. D 23,207 3rd District (97S of S96 I precincts) Hill, R 24.853 Lee, R 28,967 Rasor, R 5,345 Green, D 48,529 Washburne, D 7,773 4th District (551 ( 692 precincts) Durno, R 24,905 Fleming. R 18,070 Porter, D 25,598 Secretary of Stale 2.580 of 2.182 precincts) Appling. R 158,583 Davis, D 44.696 Kendrick, D 20.169 Sweetland, D 169,040 State Treasurer (2,580 of 2,882 precincts) Belton. R 136.343 Field, R 80.353 Cook, D 139.777 Jaross, D 75,534 Attorney General (2,580 of 2.882 precincts) Estep, R 63.050 Francis, R 134.257 Thornton, D 153,254 LEASH LAW Iihnia, N. Y. HTB - Stray dogs, long tolerated on the campus of Cornell University have worn out their welcome. After a rash of dog fights bitten students and chewed library books, the university ruled that unlicensed dogs will be picked up and sent to a local animal shelter. Crater Instructor Attending Institute Seattle Donald D. Miller, Crater High school teacher and activities director, is at tending the University of Washington counseling and guidance training institute at (he University of Washington, Seattle, Wash. The institute, which ends May 27, is under Hie direction of the college of education at the University of Washington. Goal of the institute is im provement of guidance serv ices for secondary school pupils. .Miller, who lives at 118 South Ninth St., Central Point, will be teacher, activi ties director, athletic director, boys' counselor and guidance director at Crater. Memorial Day services con ducted by the Veterans Ad ministration Domiciliary will be held at the station ceme tery Monday, May, 30. at 1:30 p.m., according to Banks I. Paul, assistant manager. separate acidents in lower Lake Huron today and one of Directional signs will guide ! "e '"naara rortiana th niihlie frnm the Facie Point high school to the ceme- waler- tery one mile east of Eagle k Point, he said. The Eagle Point Cub Scouts, high school band and service organiza tions in t..e valley will partici pate in the program, he said. The program will include decoration of graves by the Eagle Point Cub Scouts, the "National Anthem" plr.yed by the Eagle Point High school band, invocation by the Rev. Lawrence Eskay and massing of colors by the various serv ice organizations. Paul will introduce guests, and Henry C. Herzog, domi ciliary manager, will intro duce Dr. Roy McNeal, profes sor of Southern Oregon col lege, who will speak. Chaplain Roger Pryor will give the benediction. The Camp White Firing squad will give the salute to the dead. Following "Taps," the Eagle Point High school band will conclude the program. 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