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0 HrffMDAY, JUNE 18. I960 MEDFOBD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFQRD. ORE. Minimum Wage Bill Expected To Pass Committees Washington -WPD- The Sen' ate and House Labor Commit tees were expected today to approve similar bills to raise the federal minimum wage to $1.25 an hour and broaden coverage to millions of workers. But versions would hike the present $1 an hour wage floor to $1.15 in the first year and add five cents in the next two years. The House commit tee's bill would start the in creases in November and the Senate group's version would begin the change in January, Newly covered workers four-million in the House bill and about five-million in the Senate plan would get the present $1 an hour minimum and move up to the $1.25 rate in 12-month steps. Other congressionel news: Defense: The Senate began the first of a series of "meet early and stay late" sessions leading up to adjournment before the July political con ventions. Attempts were ex pected to increase the more than $40 billion defense ap propriation, which already was about $1 billion higher than President Eisenhower's budget request. Loyalty: The Senate was expected to take final action on a bill to repeal the writ ten non-Communist loyalty oath for students seeking fed eral college aid. Appointments: United Press International learned the Senate would decline to act before the fall elections on a number of President El senhower's appointmments to federal regulatory agencies. The nominees would fill three seats on the federal power commission. Foreign Aid: Conservative Republicans and liberal Dem ocrats joined in a move to re store at least some of the sharp cuts made by the House Appropriations Committee in the foreign aid program. But some House leaders predicted the trimmed bill would pass late today. No'DeaTMade InTregoff Case Los Angeles-IIIPD-The prose cution will "make no deal" to dismiss murder charges against Carole Tregoff, ac cused with Dr. R. Bernard Finch in the killing of the surgeon's wife. Chief Deputy District At torney Manley Bowler made that statement Wednesday shortly before Miss Tregoff's attorneys cancelled a sched uled meeting with Bowler to discuss dismissal of the murder- conspiracy charges against her. Atty. Robert Neeb Jr., who proposed the meeting with the prosecution, cancelled it when he learned of Bowler's position. "We're just trying to save the taxpayers money," Neeb said adding that it would have been pointless to go through with the parley. Bowler said he wanted to discuss with Neeb the possi bility of Miss Tregoff being used as a prosecution witness. Oregonian Held For Bomb Report Washington (1IPD The FBI announced Wednesday night that Dr. Ingolf Theodore Kvale, 62, Eugene, Ore., was arrested in Spokane, Wash., on charges of making a false bomb report against a North west Airlines plane. FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover said Kvale reportedly twice told a stewardess aboard a Fortland-to-Minnea-polis plane Tuesday night that he had a bomb in his lug gage. The plane, flight 536, was delayed at Spokane while a search was made. No bomb was found. Kvale was charged In Spo kane with violation of the false bomb report section of the law governing destruction of planes or motor vehicles. He was the 18th person charged with such a violation since April 7. Rifle-Carrying Filipino Arrested Manila -flJPD- A 22-year-old laborer with a hidden rifle was arrested by police outside the University of the Philip pines amphitheater shortly before President Eisenhower arrived there today. Police identified the man as Ruflno Acostay and said he was being questioned. Police said that at the time ft his arrest the man was selling "Welcome Ike" ban ners near the spot where Elsenhower would have pass ed Into the University, They said he had a .22-cali-ber rifle wrapped in paper. m i r nvvLi it ivvn girmmi vwiuuli mmmmmm r IjjjJJ ; jj ? " f"' 'BS'y Wiggly has lined up some wonderful food fa- :! 1 ''l lP f r Tf4 J."f n l nY vorites for Father's Day . . . and priced 'em for a ffl -..I. i" VvY I t - I WlUyy soft touch on Pop's pocketbookl He deserves the best iij I f 1 PCKdgcS iff I iragroJLj .jX I jr&tffJ- on his day and you'll find the best foods at Piggly if I I I I H 1J I I W rlLS ll Wiggly ... plus S&H GREEN STAMPS. I I J J I H 5 LMiw"1 r Tillamook Cheese Jrii -r': I CWj V KS83 ISft I I I Natural cheddar cheese that's world famous for hi I nlTIAn TmisMsUm Reg- 89e W tk If ir'Q V U I V" I its wonderful taste. . f Q f ' ox. pkg. 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