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Terrorized Whites
Flee Leopoldville
Brazzaville, Congo Repub
lic -UPD- Thousands of white
men, women and children fled
in terror from Leopoldville
across the Congo river today,
their panic increased by a
stream of refugees from the
hinterlands with tales of
shootings and rape by mutious
native troops.
, In Washington, XI. S. offi
cials said the U. S. Embassy in
Leopoldville was surrounded
by a mob including ..many
Negro soldiers who no longer
have white officers. The mob
also has cut off the road from
Leopoldville to the airport,
presumably to prevent white
persons from getting away.
: The officials said that mem
bers of the embassy, including
Ambassador - designate Clare
Timberlake, could not get out
of the embassy. They added
that the State Department
was relying on reports from
the U.S. consulate general in
Brazzaville.
In Paris, the French Red
Cross announced it had re
ceived an urgent appeal from
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children in the Congo. The
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asked that the International
Red Cross help free and evac
uate the white women "who
are prisoners of the mutineers
in Leopoldville." He said there
was danger ' their situation
was serious.
Communications were .cut
off temporarily between Brus
sels and Leopoldville, and
word spread that rebellious
Negro troops had taken over
the city.
FRIEND OR FOE?
Los Angeles (UPD - A tele
phone operator at Sen. Stuart
Symington's Democratic con
vention headquarters replied
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Stock Market Goes
Into Sinking Spell
With Prices Lower
New York -fflPB-The stock
market suffered a late sink
ing spell today that found
prices somewhat below their
highs at the finish.
Price erosion set ,ln after
the fourth hour but centered
generally in stocks used to
compile the averages.
Vending machines, electron
ics, some rails and utilities
resisted much of the selling
when it occurred. Vendo and
Universal Match retained
most of their earlier strength,
as did cameras, drugs and
metals.
Utilities flirted with a new
30-year high on average most
of the day.
DOW -JONES AVERAGES
New York-WIV-Dow-Jones
final stock averages: 30 in
dustrials 846.91, up 2.02; 20
railroads 142.29, up 0.55; 15
utilities 94.87, up 0.37,, and
65 stocks 212.82, up 0.73.
Sales today were about 3,
010.000 shares compared
with 3,050,000 shares Thurs
day. Today'f pricei on
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American Motora .
AT&T
Anaconda Copper .
Armco Steel
Bendix Aviation ...
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Chrysler Corp
Continental Can ...
Crown Zellerbach .
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Dow Chemical
Du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Flregtone
General Electric ...
General Foods
General Motora .
Georgia Pacific
Graham Paige
Greyhound
Gulf Oil
Homeatake Mining
Idaho Power
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The first annual reunion of
the 4-H Covered Wagon Trek
will be held Saturday at the
Francis Krouse ranch on
North River rd., Applegate.
Members of 4-H clubs from
Jackson, Curry and Douglas
counties are expected to at
tend, Glenn Klein, county ex
tension agent, said.
All of them made the cov
ered wagon trek to Corvallis
last year.
The members and their
guests will hold a lamb bar
becue followed by a campfire
and skits Saturday night,
Sunday morning's program
includes a ranch breakfast,
church services and special
entertainment. The reunion
will conclude following lunch,
The public is Invited to at
tend the evenng campfire and
visit the 4-H members on
Sunday when they plan to re
capture some of their Covered
Wagon Trek experiences,
Klein laid.
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Sugar Expected
To Be Plentiful
Washington - HOT - Ameri
cans will have no trouble get
ting plenty of sugar for their
coffee and cake despite the
government's sharp cut in im
ports from Cuba, the main
foreign supplier.
Agriculture Secretary Ezra
T. Benson told a news confer
ence Thursday that the slap
at Fidel Castro's anti-American
regime probably would
have no noticeable effect on
sugar supplies or prices in
this country.
Robert H. Shields, presi
dent of the U.S. Beet Sugar
association, said the United
States could take up the slack
by buying sugar from 11 for
eign countries with available
supplies.
Summer Band Concert
Scheduled Tonight
Three summer band groups
will present their annual con
cert in the city park next to
the Public Library of Med
ford and Jackson County nt
7:30 o'clock tonight, I. A. Mi-
rick, instrumental music su
pervisor, has announced.
Scheduled arc the elemen
tary groups at 7:30 p.m. the
junior high school groups at
8 p.m; and the high school
and college groups at 8:30
p.m. The concert is free to the
public.
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Announcing . . .
DR. PAUL D. BRAY
Chiropractic and Natureopathic Physician
Has returned to Medford
to Resume Practice
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Stevenson toduy mudo his
boldest bid to date for the
liKiu Democratic presidential
iiomimttion.
Stevenson, tho party's un
successful 11152 and 1B5U nom
inee, sent word to this con
vention city toduy that "of
course" he would accept a
draft for a third try at the
White House.
Deadlock Seen Only Hope
Stevenson faced an uphill
fight. His only hope appeared
to be a convention deadlock
between Sens. John F. Ken
nedy of Massachusetts and
Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas.
Utah Girl Crowned
Miss United States
Miami Beach ll'Pll - Miss
Utah, a Mormon girl whose
father mines gems for a liv
ing, won the Miss U.S.A. title
Hatfield Makes
13 Appointments
To State Groups
' Salem (l?D - Gov. Mark
Hatfield Thursday announced
13 appointments including
Roger Locnnlng of Haines to
the state board of aeronautics.
He succeeds Dr. William M.
Pcarc, La Grande, whose term
expired.
Other appointments:
Glenn Cushman, Bend, to
the trustees of the stale li
brary succeeding Robert F.
Smith, Burns, whose term ex
pired. B. J. Rogers of Springfield,
Dal Ferry, Salem, and Del
bcrt G. Burk of Harrisburg,
all reappointed to the Oregon
Fryer commission.
Walter McElhancy of Sub
limity and Delbcrt Sandncr,
Scio, reappointed to the High
land Bcntgrass commission.
Mrs. Robert F. Hamilton,
Portland, reappointed to the
furniture and bedding advis
ory council.
John F. Dciningcr, Oregon
City, and Clyde Ward of Ba
ker, reappointed to the Ore
gon potato commission.
Irwin F. Wedel, Salem, re
appointed to the hospital li
censing advisory council.
Dr. Morgan S. Odoll, Port
land, and Walter Gordon, Eu
gene, reappointed to the Cap
itol planning commission.
Crew Mops Up Fire
On Kane Creek
A four-man state depart
ment of forestry crew was
mopping up this morning on
a 25-acre brush and slash fire
in the Ike Orr logging opera
Iton on Kane creek, the south
west district headquarters re
ported. The district office said that
the blaze started about 1:30
p.m. "yesterday, apparently
from sparks from a tread
tractor.
A crew of 12 stale forestry
patrolmen and 19 "pick-up"
fire fighters was sent to the
scene. Logger crewmen also
fought the blaze. A six-man
pick-up crew patrolled the
area last night.
The state forestry office
also reported a one-half acre
grass fire along Highway 86
near Emigrant lake about
9:30 p.m. ysctcrday.
Pendleton Takes
Hot Spot Honors
By United Press International
Pendleton took over from
Mcdford and The Dalles as
Oregon's hot spot Thursday
with a temperature of 103.
Medford had 99 compared
to 103 on Wednesday and The
Dalles dropped 9 degrees to
94.
The weather man said that
although no rain was Indicat
ed temperatures should be
cooler. Highs up to 94 in east
ern Oregon and to 90 in south
west interior Oregon were ex
pected through Saturday with
cooler readings elsewhere.
Not much change in the
present weather pattern is in
dicated for the next five days,
the weather bureau said.
Kennedy forces continued
their drlvo for an early ballot
victory. Assured of California
Gov. Edmund G, Brown's
backing, they hoped to add
two more favorite- sou govern
ors to their camp. Rep, James
Roosevelt (D-Callf.), son of
the lale President, formally
got aboard the Kennedy band
wagon today, and a union
source told United Press In
ternational that the "big 3"
of organized lubor were prl
vutely backing Kennedy.
Johnson came to town to
day to direct his drive.
Stevenson declared his
availability by telephone to
Thursday night with a dime-
store bracelet as a good luck
charm.
Linda Bcment of Salt Lake
City, whose five feet six inch
es is crowned with a jet black,
trench twist hair-do, won the
right to compete against 44
foreign beauties for a crack
at the Miss Universe title.
Field To Be Narrowed
She goes against the visitors
tonight when the field will
be narrowed to IS for the
Saturday night finale.
"My roommate, Miss Nor
way, said 1 would win, she
said, laughing and adjusting
the pearl-studded crown Just
placed on her head by last
year's winner, Tcrl Hunting
ton of California.
"I didn't think I would even
be among the 15 finalists," she
said.
Linda won over Miss New
York, Mary Roditcs of Port
Jefferson. L. I., for the Miss
U.S.A. title. Miss Rodltes, the
first rttnncrup, was followed
in order by Miss Alabama,
Margaret Jo Gordon of Bir
mingham; Miss North Caroli
na, Lyndia Ann Tarlton of
Wingatc. and Miss Florida,
Nancy Wakefield of Winter
Haven.
The new Miss U.S.A. weighs
120 pounds. She is 18 and her
black hair sets off her emer
ald eyes. Her measurements
are 37-23-38.
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LI, Gov. Glenn Andurson of
California, who endorsed the
fanner Illinois governor two
days ago, Anderson disclosed
Stevenson's position nt I news
conference at which Sen. A.
S. Mike Ilonroncy of Okla
homa said Stevenson's state
ment goes "much further"
than anything he line said pre
viously on the subject of a
third nomination,
Stevenson's statement,
viewed In some quarters as
all but a formal declaration
of candidacy, came amid these
other porcouventlon develop
ments: A union source said that
AFL-CIO President George
Meany, Auto Workers Presi
dent Walter Rcuther and
Sleelworkers President David
J. McDonald are prlvatoly
supporting Kennedy.
Gov. Brown was expect
ed to announeo Sunday that
he Is withdrawing as a favor
ite son candidate ani endors
ing Kennedy.
The Kennedy camp ex
pects at least two other fa
vorite son governors llershel
C. Loveless of Iowa and
George Docking of Kanss-lo
swing to Kennedy. There
were signs, however, that an
other kingmaker. Gov. David
L. Lawrence of P nnsylvanla,
was cltidln. Kennedy's grasp.
Lightning Causes
Fires Near Yreka
Yrcka - Klamath national
forest headquarters today re
ported "quite a few lightning
strikes" and four minor fires
during a two-hour storm in
the area last night.
A spokesman suld all fires
were brought under control
quickly. The storm lasted
from about 8 to 10 p.m.
Three fires were In the
Goose Nest district which be
gins about IS miles east of
Montague and the fourth was
In the Callahan district at the
south end of Scott valley.
Salem - HTt - State Elec
tions Director Jack F. Thomp
son said today he will accept
petitions for Initiative mea
sures for the November ballot
through Sunday.
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