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ADVOCATES PROGRAM Now York'i Gov. Nelson Hoi-ko-fi'ller
liikc.i uff hlii coat to cut down to the business at hand
rating nl u liiuelu-on nlvcn Mm liy the New York Republic-
mi club. In n api'i'di. Rockefeller culled for Immediate
sliibllslimciit of ii ninrxhiill Plnn-type of program to block
KiissIiTi utteinpti'd "micleiir blnckmnll" In the Western
lli'iulipliere. (UPI Telephoto)
fK Chooses Cuba
As Starting Base
In Latin America
London - HOT - Soviet Pre
mier Nlklln Klirimhcliev hiu
nerved notice Unit ho him
cIiohcii Cubn lis his ulnrtiiiK
banc for a miijcir penetration
ciimpiilwi In Latin Amerlcii,
Just us he picked Egypt five
yen m iillo ns the wcriVn for
Soviet Inflnenco In the Middle
KliNt.
Khrushchev made It public
ly known that he Intends to
give the Havana regime of
Fidel Castro his full backing
for a political showdown with
the United Stales.
Klvo years uo the Kremlin
threw lU support behind Ah
del CJamal Nasser In u calcu
lated policy to oust Itrltlsh in
fluence from the Middle Eiist.
Major Torgoli,
Expertu believe that Latin
America, the "backdoor" to
the United States, has become
ono of thu major targets of
Khrushchev'ii policy of power
politics.
Khrushchev's current strat
egy I held by Soviet affairs
expert, to be part of n broad
er pattern designed to extend
Soviet Influence into all the
under developed countries of
the globe.
Russian penctruUon policy
concentrated first on the Mid
dle East as the most Important
target, then pushed forcefully
Into Africa where the newly
emerging nations offered fer
tile ground for the Kremlin's
policy of "peaceful coexist
ence." The sliins hardened that
Latin America, probably the
largest bloc of independent
and uncommitted peoples In
the world, Is the next target
of this campaign.
Moscow's approach to Latin
America has been simple and
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cautious to atari with, Russia
put out systematic feelers
over n long period and probed
Into the weaknesses of west
ern, notably united Mules,
positions in the continent.
Trsde Offered
Moscow has been offering
to trade with the Latin Amer
ican nations and even to bar
ter with them. A scries of
trade arrangements have been
concluded. Cultural contacts
avc been systematically en
couraged to prepare the
ground for more Important
things to come.
But Russia decided only a
few days ago to make an open
bid for greater political in
fluence In Latin America.
In an outright challenge to
the United States Moscow of
fered Castro much needed oil
bout a week ago, thus en-
ouniglng the Cuban regime's
showdown with the U.S.
Khrushchev went consider
ably further In a speech today
by putting it on record that
he Intends to back the Castro
regime with all possible aid
gainst the United States, and
even threatened to rocnei-
thc U.S. In the event of ag
gression against Cuba.
Hut experts (lid not onlici-
ale any Soviet move which
could bring Russia into direct
conflict with the U.S.
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Construction of Atlas Bases
Lags; Pentagon Cracks Whip
Eye Surgery at
State Institution
To Help Prisoner
Bv DOUGLAS GHIPP
Salem - H'rfl - The e'cs ol
Joe X are not crossed any
more.
He underwent delicate and
successful surgery here this
week to complete the first
phase of the Oregon State
Correctional Institution's new
medical rehabilitation pro-
cram.
Joe - thal s not ins real
name-is a 36-ycor-old prison.
cr ut the Institution. He is
serving a term from Marion
county for threatening to
commit a felony.
Aaroad io Oporation
lie agreed to the operation
because his eyes were bacuy
crossed. It was free, and in
way Joe Is a new man.
The medical program was
launched last January wnen
Joe had the first of his two
corrective eye operations. The
program is based on the tlier-
any mat improving a man s
appearance may help to inv
nrove his Dcrsonniuy.
The program is me Drain-
thild of Correctional fauper-
ntcndenl Paul J. Squler ana
follows similar ones he pio
neered at McNeil Island Fed
eral Prison when he was war
den there, and at the Monroe,
Wash.. Reformatory.
The plan Includes reshap
ing hroken noses, cauliflower
cars and even the removal of
some tattoos - sometimes the
mark of a "tough guy, and
sometimes a stigma for a fel
low who wants to go straight
Aqanciet Notified
One twist Is mat law en
forcement agencies througn
out the country are notified
when such an operotlon
completed. Criminal appear
ance files are appropriately
altered.
The operation was perform
ed for free by Dr. Slmonc
TruonK. resident surgeon ol
the Deevcrs Memorial t-ye
Clinic in Portland-
The surgical facilities of the
State Tuberculosis Hospital
were used.
Snuler says the response
from nh.vsicinns and others
to the program - which Is on
gratis basis - ha.s been tre
mendous.
Another operation Is com
Ing up. Surgery on the scar
red face of a man - another
Joe X.
Washington- IUP0 -Construc
tion of Atlas intercontinental
missiles bases is as much as
five months behind schedule
nd the Pentagon is cracking
the whip sharply over the
rmed forces and private con
tractors to avoid further delays.
Defense Secretary Thomas
Gates ordered military
gencies and industry firms
concerned to speed up the
vital work or change their
management procedures" to
get the huge ballistic war
rockets on their launching
pads as soon as possible.
Gates summoned top Air
Force and Army Engineer of
ficials to a conference on the
situation Friday. The Defense
Department then issued a
tatement acknowledging
slippage" of up to five
months in getting Atlas mis
siles on their launchers by the
planned dates.
The persistently rumored
delays have left the United
States with fewer than a half
dozen war-ready ICBMs-all
at Vandcnbcrg Air Force
Base, Calif. About twice that
many were supposed to be
ready by now.
Three Sites Affected
The delay In base construc
tion and Installation of equip
ment has affected 30 launch
ers spread over three sites.
Besides - Vandenberg, there
have been delays at Warren
Medford Hires New
Municipal Clerk
The city of Medford till
week hired Pat LeQulcu, 18
to fill the newly cronted posi
tion of municipal court clerk,
Miss LcQuieu will have
charge of much of the paper
and filing work connected
with the city's court. She was
formerly nn employee of
Rogue Valley State bank
The court had previously
relied on the part-lime use of
a police department secretary
to handle its paper work
However, the work load In
crease In the court has made
It necessary to hire a full-
time employee. Provision for
the new job was made In the
city's lOBO-fll budget.
Trusty Uses Warden's
Car to Visit Girl
Montgomery, Ala. - Prison
trusty Burt Gnmble was fined
$100 when he confessed that
ho borrowed the warden's car
DISPLAY This red, tors, and Standard and Chevron service sta-
LAB-ORAMA ON
white, and blue trailer-laboratory will be on
display in the Medford area July 22 by the
Standard Oil company, according to the
locul sales plant. The traveling laboratory,
housed in a truck and 40-foot trailer, is
culled a Lab-orarna with special equipment
designed to demonstrate the quality of
Standard s premium motor oiv RPM Su
preme, to fleet owners, car dealers, distribu
tion personnel. In Medford, the unit will be
at the wholesale bulk plant, 20 South Stage
rd., Medford. Two shows have been plan
ned, the first at 9 a.m., and the second at
1 p.m., July 22. The 45-mlnutc program will
be followed with a question-and-answer
period. The public is Invited to the showing.
Air Force Base, Cheyenne,
Wyo., affecting two squadrons
totalling 15 launchers, and at
Offutt Air Force Base, Omaha,
Neb., affecting one squadron
of nine launchers.
Reports had blamed over
lapping responsibilities of mil
itary agencies and contractors
and jurisdictional disputes be
tween labor unions for the
delay.
In its announcement, the
Defense Department said one
cause of delay was the
"unique fact" that the first
Atlas sites are being con
structed "without the benefit
of an operational prototype
launcher such as will be avail
able for later sites."
The announcement made no
reference to reports that labor
disputes had slowed down
construction work in some
cases. But a spokesman an
swered "yes" when asked if
work stoppages were discus
sed at Gates' meeting.
Underground Bunkers
The Defense Department
said "slippage" probably will
be confined to the first "soft"
Atlas squadrons-that Is, mis
siles whose launchers are in
unprotected above ground
launching sites
There are four squadrons
at Vandenberg, Warren and
Offutt
The total Atlas program
calls for 130 launchers spread
over 11 bases. The . nine re-
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maining squadrons at seven
other bases will be in "hard"
sites - underground concrete
bunkers.
The Atlas program is in
the hands of the Air Force
Research and Development
Command, Army Engineers.
Convair Division of General '
Dynamics Corporation and
numerous subcontractors and
involves a number of indus
trial and craft unions.
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Articles Filed for
Construction Firm
Salem - Articles of incor
poration were filed here last
week for the Commers Broth
ers Construction company
Rogue River.
Signing the articles were
Grants Pass Attorneys Louis
F. SchulU, Jr., Raymond J.
Salisbury and E. M. Allen
The corporation is owned
and operated by Harry and
Nicholas Commers of Grants
Pass. They will cater to heavy
construction needs of the
southern Oregon residents.
Among other things it will
provide grading, paving, and
mining personnel and equip
ment, according to the Grants
Pass law office.
Operations are to begin
about the first of the month,
they added.
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