MONDAY, JULY II, I960
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE.
ELVIS' POP WEDS Vernon K. Prcalny. 44, fnllicr of rock
W roll Idol Elvis Presley, confirmed Sulurdny Unit he nmr
r led diver blonde divorcee Dnvadu (Deu) Elliott, 34, In a
quiet ceremony at lluntavlllc, Alii, curlier thli month. The
couple huve been honcymoonlnil tha pint two wruks at a
hldewoy lodge at Panama City, r'la. (UIU Telephoto)
Vacationers Who
Drive Reminded
To Remain Alert
Person who Uka vacatlont
by automobile ahould be alert
(or new and often unfnmlllnr
driving tlluatlnnt, Mcdford
Chief of Police Charlr P.
Champlln reminded reildenta
today.
"For moit people, vacation
time la the one time of the
year when they get more than
comparatively few miles
from home," Champlln ex
plained. "Not only will they be tee
ing new tlghti, but they will
be faced with unfamiliar traf
fic atltuatlona and with the
problem of finding their wiiy
in unfnmlllnr territory," he
aid.
"Despite the complications,
It ia possible for the vacation
driver to get to Ills destina
tion and home again safely
without undue trouble and
without being In violation of
the law. It can be done by
applying caution and common
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souse to driving," Champlln
added.
Above all else, the local
police chief urged vacation
drivers to keep in the right
tune except when passing
slower truffle. This is not only
safer tluin being all over the
roud, but 11 keeps the tourist
from obstructing local traffic.
He also urged vaciitliiners to
avoid taking chances for the
sake of saving time.
"Speeding, unsafe passing
and attempting to hold the
right-of-way are major acci
dent traps fur the vacation
driver," lie wumed. "Finally,
keep alert at all limes and
mako use of every bit of In
formation you can get from
official signs and pavement
markings, Champlln concluded.
MOVIES RATIONED
Cologne, Germany (UPD-The
city council decided Sundiiy
to ration movies. The council
agreed with a local youth
group that the younger gen
eration was spending too
much time at the movies, so
It decided to Issue passes to
youngsters between 12 and
16 allowing them to sec no
more than four movies a
month.
Economy Reported
Hitting Faster Pace
Than Ike Expected
Washington -lUI'U- A com
merce department report
showed Sunday that the
economy hit an even fuster
puce In the second iuurter of
the year than the record $303
billion announced by Presi
dent Elsenhower.
Upward revisions of pusl
major business mcusurcmenui
Indicated that In the second
quarter production of goods
and performance of services
hit an annual rule of $505
billion.
The revisions were based on
new information about 11157
economic activity derived
from studies of income tax
payments. With these figures
higher, key economic stalls
lies for following years also
were revised upward. Vir
tually all the Increases were
less than one per cent.
The report did not alter
the look of the current busi
ness situation. After a lusty
first quurtcr which saw manu
facturing Industries rebound
ing from steel strike slow
downs and rebuilding indus
tries, the economy slowed
down markedly In the spring.
$14.9 Billion Jump
In the first quarter gross
national product - total out
put of goods and services -jumped
by $14.0 billion to an
unnunl rutc of $501.3 billion.
The rise in April-May-Juno
was just short of $5 billion,
officials said.
A like gain Is expected for
the current quurtcr and a
moderately larger one for the
final three months of the
ycur. Originally the adminis
tration expected the gross na
tional product for all of 10(10
would total $510 billion. This
estimate was shaded to $507
billion In May. Today's statis
tical revisions suggested the
final figure may be higher.
The report lifted the 1059
production total from $479.5
billion to $482.1 billion. Al
lowing for small price in
creases which occurred In
1950, tills was a gain of seven
per cent from 1958, the de
partment said.
Except for farming, In
creases were registered last
year In every major type of
earnings - wages and salaries,
corporate profits, Interest,
rental Income and earnings of
professional people and busi
nessmen. "In relative terms," the de
partment suld, "the most pro
nounced Improvement shown
for any Income share was the
25 per cent rebound of cor
porate profits, which had been
off sharply In 1058 due to the
recession." Profits before
taxes hit a record $47 billion,
up from $37.7 billion In 1958.
In the first three months of
11150, corporate profits rose to
an annuul rate of $48.8 billion.
Other key economic meas
urements for 1091) were per
sonal Income $383.3 billion,
compensation of employees
$277.8 billion, disposable in
come $337.3 billion, consump
tion spending $313.8 billion
and personal saving $23.4 bil
lion. All were new highs.
Fallout Shelter To
Be Program Subject
Oregon's fullout shelter
program and plans for con
tinuity of government, will be
the subject of "Dateline State
house" tonight at 10:45
o'clock over KBES-TV, Chan
nel 5, Medford.
Appearing with regular
moderator Bob Richtcr will
be Col. Logan C. Berry,
logistics officer for the Ore
gon State Civil Defense ag
ency. A measure on tha ballot
this November deals with a
rovislon of the present con
stitutional set up for conti
nuity bf government In Ore
gon. Colonel Berry will in
clude in his remarks an ex
planation of the significance
of this measure.
Each Monday on the "Date
line" scries, a different agency
of Oregon's government re
ports on Its operations and
services.
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LONESOME These girls were lonesome, N. Y., three days a week. The boys, how-
and they showed It, after discovering that a ever, will be sidelined for a like period
boys-only restriction had Just been put on with one day of mixed bathing,
this public swimming pool In Schenectady, (UPI Telephoto)
Ja7 Term Provides
A Much-Needed Rest
Rocklin, Calif. llPlt-Truly
Grider. 50, started a live
day jail tenlence today for
drunk driving. He'll no
doubt welcome the last,
however, for in tha past
month h hat:
-Separated from hit wife.
-Demolished hit car,
-Been hotpitalited five
dayt at a result of the
wreck.
-Been cited for drunk
driving.
-Seen hit four room
house burn down.
-And watched while the
pound man took away hit
two pet dogt for non-payment
of license feet.
ACTRESS HAS BABY
Lucerne, Switzerland fUPB
Screen actress Audrey Hep
burn, 34, gave birth to a boy
Sunday, her first child. The
Brussels-born film star and
her nine -pound child were
both reported well at the Lu
cerne Maternity hospital. Ac
tor Mel Ferrer, Miss Hep
burn's husband, said both
were "doing beautifuly" and
that it was a normal birth.
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Quotes From the News
BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
Hyannisport, Mass. Mrs. Jacqueline (Jackie) Kennedy,
asked whether this resort town would become the "Summer
White House" if her husband, Sen. John F. Kennedy, were
elected president:
"I really don't know. All I can lay it that Newport, R.I.,
wat my home before I wat married, but now my home
is here."
Chicago Republican National Chairman Sen. Thruston
B. Morton (Ky.), stating that New York Gov. Nelson A.
Rockefeller is welcome to make a fight for the Republican
presidential nomination at next week's convention:
"This will be free and open convention and Got. Rocke
feller or any other candidate
Los Angeles Connecticut Gov. Abraham Ribicoff, dis
closing on a CBS-TV Interview that discussions In smoke-
filled rooms are tamer than
"I think many people overestimate or have greater ideal
of how things take place, and you usually find when po
litical leaden talk to one another they talk quiet-like, in
the tame manner as you and I are talking to one another
now.
Johnson City, Tex. Sen.
a crowd that greeted him on
ination of Sen. John F. Kennedy for president:
"LJB meant tomething
back Jack."
WAJ
n Mr ! , I
it free to do what he wants."
many people think:
Lyndon B. Johnson, joking to
his return home after the nom
else last week. It meant 'Left
Siskiyou Fair Will
Be Open Three Days
Yreka - The Siskiyou Coun
ty fair, complete with a horse
show and rodeo, "Sawdust
and Spangles" stage show,
Chamber of Commerce bur-
oecue, Junior live stock auc
tion, exhibits and concessions
and carnival will run for thrp
days starting August 10.
tor those who plan to en
ter exhibits for th cash nre.
mium awards. Fair Manager
Ed Mathews Issued the follow
ing warning, "Entries for fea
ture booths will close on July
24, and blanks, properly filled
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"If you think you will have
an exhibit to enter and are
not sure It will be ready, en
ter It anyway. You do not-,
have to show your entry just
because you have entered it, -but
you can't show It If you -don't,"
warned Mathews. ,.:
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