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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1960)
Gov. Rockefeller Claimed Supplying Democrats With Political Ammunition It fl J t ' t , t i 1 t I tmS'-. fit 7w REFINERY SEIZED This aerial photo shows the sprawl- Premier Fidel Castro placed the American-owned refinery ins Teaxs Company oil refinery in Santiago de Cuba which under government control because the company refused was seized by the Cuban government Wednesday. Cuban td refine Soviet petroleum. (UPI Telephoto) Nepal Bolsters Armed Forces Katmandu, Nepal-OJPIl- This liny Himalayan cbun try moved quickly to bolster its firmed forces today in the face of Communist Chinese attacks from Tibet on Nepalcse bor der outposts. The upper house of Parlia rncnt unanimously passed a resolution calling for forma tion of auxiliary armed forces and compulsory military training for boys and girls over J 4 yws old. At the same time a leader ' of the rightwing opposition, Bharat Shainshor, demanded that the government declare the newly signed treaty with Communist China "null and void." The government Wednes day night sent a strong pro test note to the Communist Chinese embassy in Katmandu charging that Red army troops entered Nepalcse territory at Mustang, In the northwest, "fired at unarmed civilian of ficers and looted their belong ing and horses." "Seventeen Nepalcse civil- fans are still missing," a gov rrnment statement oti the note (aid. Steels Fractionally Lower as Stocks Inch Higher on Average New York-lUPH-Trims World Airlines host esses and pursers Wednesday won retroactive wane increases of 8 per cent across the board and a reduc tion in monthly flying hours. New York -(UPII- Stocks inched up on average in the early trading today. Steels turned mixed after a fractionally lower opening. Youngstown and U. S. Steel lost around a half while fJelh Ichem firmed. Texaco fell more than 1 in tiie oils on Fidel Castro's seizure of its Cuban refinery. Autos were mixed, rails firm. In the electronics, Motor ola advanced 4 points, IBM 2, and Varian more than 1. Texas Instruments dropped around 1 Vi. DOW-JONES AVERAGES New York - HI'li - Dow Jones final slock averages: 30 industrials 638.39, up 0.93; 10 railroads 142.62, unchanged; IS utilities 93.37, up 0.09, and 65 stocks 210.54, up 0.22. Sales Wednesday were about 3,160.000 shares compared with 3,120,000 shares Tuesday. Wednexdny's pricoi on selected Mocks; Allied Chemical M Alum Co. Am H4 American Cnn Hfl American Motors AT&T A naconria Copper Armco Stool ,( Bendix Aviation Bethlehem StecJ BwinR Atr Caterpillar Corp Chrysler Corp Continental Can Crown Zellerhnch ... Curtis WriRht Dow Chemical Du Pont Enstman Knrink Firestone I xd t General Flectrlc General Foods General Motors Gforgin P;icific Graham Paige Greyhound Gulf Oil . Homestake Mining . ''in Power . I. B. M. . In i ,ior Johns Munvillc Kaiser Ind. Knty Kenneeoll Copper .... Lockheed Aircraft .. Montana Power Montgomery Ward .... Nat'l Biscuit. New York Central .. Pac. Gas & Elcc. Penney. J.C. (xd) .... 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A neighbor of Mrs. McMil lan had come to be with her during the height of the storm, and reported she was shaken by the event, but un hurt. Mrs. McMillan is about 85. Winds ranging up to 75 miles per hour blew the tree over about 7:15 p.m. Monday, Mrs. Davis said. AMAZING, NEW COLO PM Keeps cold beer cold 4 hours. Pei fect way to take 12 cam of Blitz -Weinhard on picnics, fishing trips, eutings. No extra cost' NO EXTRA COST Pure Pleasure Time-Perfected Beer Next time it's barbecue time at your house, make your pleasure perfect with ice-cold Blitz Weinhard Beer. Only Blitz-Weinhard brings you a beer that's been Time-Perfected over 104 years. Brewing artistry and mod ern science have been combined to bring you a beer that's consistently and uniformly perfect. Going shopping today? 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I don't think, how ever, that it is hurting the party: in fact, it is solidifying the party." Morton said his conversa tion with the President was I confined to plans for the GOP convention in Chicago. ! Earlier, Morton said the de cision by Former President Harry S. Truman to resign as a Missouri delegate at large to the Democratic National Convention was the tip-off to a "deal" among the Demo crats to a ticket of Sen. John F. Kennedy and Senate Demo cratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson. Morton, who also is a GOP senator from Kentucky, said the tip-off was former Presi dent Truman's announcement that he would not attend the Democratic convention open ing July 11 in Los Angeles. Further Proof Seen The decision of congression al leaders to recess the Senate and House for a month and come back to work after the political conventions was fur ther proof of a "deal," Morton declared in a statement. "It seems clear from all in dications that a deal has been made and there will be only one ballot in Los Angeles," he said. To the suggestion that he might accept the vice presi dential nomination. Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson (Tex.) had this comment: "The silly season is on and I'm sorry it is affecting people i wno otherwise would talk I more sense." A spokesman for Sen. John F. Kennedy (Mass.), current front-runner for the Demo cratic presidential nomination, declined to comment on the Morton statement. Morton said Truman's an nouncement Wednesday that lie was resigning as a conven tion delegate "is proof that he sees the handwriting on the wall and rumors of the Kennedy-Johnson deal that have been floating around Washing ton are true." Truman has endorsed Sen. Stuart Symington (Mo.) for the Democratic presidential nomination. He said he would explain his reasons for not at tending the convention at a news conference Saturday. $600 Million Surplus Possible At Close of Treasury's Books Washington - IUPD - A fed eral budget surplus ' which grew and grew may be as hefty as $600 million when the government's books close at midnight on fiscal 1960. Final figures on revenue and spending will not be available to government of ficials for several days. But indications were good that His Hobby Brought Trouble With Law Buffalo, N.Y. - Arnold Jan uary testified that he had a drinking problem eight years ago and was advised to take up a hobby. "So I took up betting," Jan uary said. January's horse activities were found to go beyond just betting. He was convicted in City Court of bookmaking. the surplus could climb to $600 million, , and possibly even higher. When President Eisenhow er 18 months ago presented his budget for fiscal 1960 it envisioned a surplus of $70 million. Few people then thought it could be achieved. By last September, the of ficial forecast had edged up to $95 million. It jumped to $217 million in January, 1960. In the past few days admin istration officials have said that the surplus would be AIPORT RUNWAT SINKS Tokyo -IUP1I- Tokyo Interna tional Airport's main runway has sunk as much as 3.3 feet in the past 14 years, creating a hazard to incoming air planes, it was disclosed in a report today. greater than the January esti mate, but they have declined to say how much greater. It will mark the first time since 1957 that the federal budget has been in the black and the third time in the sev en fiscal years of the Eisen hower administration. The reason for the unex pectedly large surplus is that tax revenues have poured in at a heavy rate. The total tax intake may even hit the $78.6 billion estimate of January, which later was discarded when corporation taxes ran Burglar Promises Installment Payments Syracuse, N.Y. - Police said a burglar who took $21 from a branch library left a note promising to repay the money in installments of $5 each. about $600 million below ex pectations. A surge in individual in come tax colle tions has about made up for the short fall in corporation taxes. Expenditures are expected to total slightly less than $78 billion, about $400 million less than forecast. Much of the savings was made possible by unexpected export sales of government - owned surplus farm products which had been running up huge storage bills. Vancouver Gasoline Prices Go On Skids Vancouver, Wash.-fUPD-Gas-oline prices dipped as low as 29.9 cents a gallon for regu lar and 36.9 for premium here Wednesday. Gasoline prices a week ago were 40.9 for pre mium and 36.9 for regular. 'Grape-Shooling' Results in Fine One Medford youth was ar rested and four others taken Into protective custody by Medford city police Wednes day night following several "grape-shooting" incidents in the city. Paul Lynn Moore, 18, of 628 Palm si., entered a plea of guilty to a charge of dis orderly conduct in municipal court this morning and was fined $25. The four other boys, aged 16 and 17, were confined in the Juvenile de tention home. All five admitted to police that they shot grapes through blow-guns at Harold W. Hew lett. 1533 Oregon ave., about 9 o'clock Wednesday evening. They also said they arc re sponsible for several similar incidents in recent weeks. The boys were apprehend ed by Hewlett himself. Hew lett told police he was stand ing in his driveway when a car passed and the boys hit him in the head with several grapes. He said they were shot with such force that they traveled all the way from the street to the end of his drive way. 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