Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 13, 1960, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Textr fmrwmtimm -a t--tt r t r -imnn--ni- i - ! PRESIDENTIAL RIVALS MEET On hi way lo a .North Cnrollnn cuiiciik. Son. John Kennedy, li'fl, mcl Sen. Lyndon Johnson, rlKlit, In the lobby of the Sialic r-H 1 1 ten linti-l In Lou Aniiulca, Earlier Sen. Jolunon chiillunKi'd Kennetly lo u public debuli? on ronvcntlon Issues before the Tcxiis unci Mini miehiim'tlH (Iclexiitlons but the debute win culled off when mitlrifnclory iirrniiKL-mcnts could not be worked out. (UPI Tclephoto) Newport Business Gets Shot in Arm As Result of Eisenhower's Vacations Newport, R.I. - lUI'D - Presi dent Elsenhower's three vaca tion In (our yean nt (bin sea side resort city huvc lilvcn ll laitKinii economic life a shot in the arm. Onetime pliiyvround of mul timlllinniilrcs, Newport be raine lomcwbitt down lit the Jh-cIs after mountliiK tnxe mid other Inrniids made It Im possible for even the wealthy to keep up some of the fabu lous establishments on the island. Hut now the tourist business Is bouniinit- Plans are foot for several new motels. The city fathers fliiurc El- Moforisls Warned On Construction Salem -It'PD- Orcijon Hlp.il way Engineer W. C. Williams did today thai with highway construction lit Its peak, mo torists should be extra wary of highway construction signs because of danger. NnlliiK that this Is the Ore Run Trucking Induslry'i July courtesy and safely campaign period, Williams said that wherever motorists drlvo this summer they will probably run Into some typo of road work. He suggested these pre cautions: 1. Pay strict attention to "Men Working" and other signs. 2. Slow down on approach Ins a construction project. 3. Obey the signals of flag m e n or others directing traffic. 4. Be alert for equipment crossings. Califomian Gets Oregon Prison Term Portland (lOT - Frederick J. Carter, 53, of Paclfica, Cnl. if., was sentenced to eight years In the Oregon state pen itentiary here Tuesday In cir cuit court. Carter, who has a long criminal record, was convict ed on assRult with intent to rob. senhowcr's presence has given the city tho equivalent of a million dollars a ycur In com mercial advertising- Otherwise,' Newport resi dents seem Indifferent to Ike's presence at the naval base. Purl of this no doubt Is due to the fact that this Is his third stuy - the novelty has worn off. Another big reason probab ly Is that few Newporters ever gel e v c n a glimpse of the President or the First Lady. Tho President commutes be tween his residential quar ters at Fort Adams and his office at base heudquarlers aboard the power yachl "Bar bara Ann" to avoid the slow drlvo through city traffic. It's quirk boat trip across Newport harbor. And he uses helicopters from the front lawn of the summer White House fur trips lo fishing spots outside the Newport area. The limousine trip from his Fori Adams house to the Newport Coun try club Is only a two-minute drive along a country road. doing his vacation swinging, Is the son of former golfing great Johnnie Furrell. Jluimie Bald, after playing his first round with the Presi dent, Hint It was the "greatest thrill" of his life. Jlmnilc's dad, now pro at a Springfield, N.J-, club, got one of the greatest thrills of his life when he defeated the leg endary Bobble Jones In a playoff match for the Notion al Open championship in 1028. Twonty-slx-year-old Jimmlo Farroll, golf pro at Newport club where tho President Is Cougar Sought in Portland Outskirts Portland - OIPD - State and city police have Joined forces In a cougar hunt in Portland. Richard Hanberg, night watchman at the Dwycr Lum ber Co., reported seeing the large cat sUilklng around the mill pond early Tuesday. He said he fired one shot at the cougar but apparently missed. Police said other residents of the area apparently had seen the cougar on other occasions. State police game wardens used dogs In an attempt to track down the animal. Offi cers recalled that a similar phantom cougar prowled the eastern outskirts of Portland for three weeks last January, but eluded several hunters. Woman's Death Blamed on Bed Portland -HOT- Ellen Chur lottc Bcutty, 61, was found dead In her apartment here Tuesday, apparently killed by her folding bed. Tlie Multnomah county coroner ordered an autopsy but it was believed sho died of o broken neck. Employers went to her apartment Tuesday after she failed to report to work. She was found under a 150-pound door to which Uic head of the folding bed was attached. Medford Tribune SECTION B MKDr'OHD, OltKGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1080 PAGES 1 to 8 Billion-Watt Tube Developed McMlnnvllle - HOT - Tho world's first billion-watt elec tron tube hiiH been devoloped by a McMlnnvllle firm, Field Emission Corp,, u satellite to Llnfleld Research Institute. The product was developed from the fundamental re search In field emission at the Institute. Commercial Introduction of the new super-powered K-ray machine followed successful use of the device in the na tion's largest ballistics labora tories, according to the Ore gon Department of Planning and Development. The tube con look through eight-Inches of aluminum or 18 Inches of water In one-fifth of a millionth of a second and obtain detailed radiographs of what, lo the eye, appears only as a blinding flash of light. The high-speed, stop-acllon radiography possible with the billion-watt tube reveals fine details of the Impact of a stainless steel pellet on a lead block at 15-thousand feet per second. Car Equipment Came From Many Sources Jackson, Miss. - T'iis hap pened at the Jackson poljcc station: A 16-ycar-old boy confront ed a detective and demanded the return of property confis cated from his enr by another officer. "The battery belongs lo the gas station where I work," the boy explained, "and the rodlo belongs to a friend of mine." "But how about those four extra tires?" the detective in quired. "Oh, the tires," said the boy. "Well, I stole those." i n r i' i 1 1 i iiini iinniMici n in mi M iiiii . "' ' '1 ' - I,., .... JVI. .A ' 7 --v ' ' ' LITTER-ALLY A CROWD Toro, a 14-months-old fjerman shepherd, gazes proudly at what she's accomplished in her first try at motherhood. Christy Flowers. 4, admires one of the 1?. survivors of Toro's 15-pup litter. Christy and Toro live at Godwin Farms, near Pittsburgh, Pa. (UPI Telcphoto) Portland Police Nab Texan as Car Thief Portland (UPD - Police cap tured a 3-year-old Beaumont, Tex., armed car thief here Tuesday. Police Identified the man as Gerald E. McLemore, charged with stealing an au tomobile from Pomona, Calif., four days ago. Police said they arrested the man while he was sleep ing in the stolen car. He did not offer any resistance. Fashions In Kitchens Like the fashion industry that now recognizes problems of the very tall and the very short woman, kitchens too can be adjusted for more com. fortable work heights. Built-in ranges need not be installed at 36 inches above the floor. They can be raised or lowered with very little effort. A tall homemaker may find 38 inches from the floor will keep her from stooping. A shorter woman will find 33 or 34 inches more comfortable. Morrow Land Development Told Portland - (UPI) - A program for development of a tract of more than 5,000 acres of land in Morrow county, adjacent to the Boardman Space Age In dustrial Park has been an nounced by Gov. Mark Hat field. Recreation, wildlife propa gation and industrial develop ment uses are included In the program of the Department of Planning and Development for the tract which will have more than 15 miles of front ago on the pool to be formed by the John Day dam on the Columbia river. A large bay will be formed, extending i from a point several miles east of the present town of Boardman southeastward to within about a mile of the town of Irrigon. The program for achieving highest and best use of the area calls for participation by the Port of Morrow county, the State Game Commission, the Corps of Engineers, Fed eral Fish and Wildlife Serv ice and State Parks Division. Gardener Comes Up With Something New Hamilton, Ont. Peter Buckley thinks he may have accidentally produced some thing new in his greenhouse. What he planted as toma toes have turned out to be green and yellow lemon shaped fruits, and he thinks some hybrid experimental seed may have gotten mixed with regular tomato seed. Tentatively, before a tast ing test, he's calling them lematoes. Ex-Convict Arrested In Bank Hold-Up Try Portland (UPD - A 31-year-old ex-convict from Portland who said he "forgot to buy a gun for his bullets" was ar rested here Tuesday by police and charged with attempting to hold up the Security Bank of Oregon. Yale Fire Figured At 20,000 Acres Vale -d'PD- A forest fire esti mated at 20,000 acres was burning out of control near here today. Bureau of Land Manage ment officials said the fire fighting crew had been in creased to 200 men. High winds and high tem peratures aided the two-day-old fire Tuesday. The fire Is In Harney and Malheur coun ties and has destroyed huge tracts of pine and juniper. Still another blaze was being fought in tho Jordan valley. Sales of musical instru ments this year arc expected to total a record S500 million compared with the previous record high of $438 million two years ago. FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY ARTHUR MURRAY invites you to ACCEPT THIS $50-DANCE COURSE FOR ONLY 14 fere's what you get I 6 INDIVIDUAL STUDIO LESSONS AN INVITATION TO A STUDENT PARTY 3 HOURS PRACTICE SESSIONS V r,vV 1 if I 1 U.A ' ionly 1 (S 1 NX while 11 I free Arthur Murray is making this special introductory ofTur to show you how quickly you can become, a wonderful dnncor. Learning is fun because thoro one stop lo miislof. What s move, yott learn to (Initco you're invited to ntntiy student parties, so you can count on lots of good times. Don't wait. Put yourself In tho hands of an Arthur Murray expert and your dancing popularity is guaranteed. 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