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MONDAY. JULY 25, 1SB0 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE. Demos Offer 'Something for Everyone Says Kennedy Wimlilnuton (CQ) - "Then- In somolliliiK I" mi' plutforin or killslnllvu rennet for ev eryone," niTorHlnii to (he Democratic iinrly'n nonilneu for prexliU'iit. Thul wasn't what Sen. Jnlin K, Kennedy said In iin'epllnii til party's nomination July IS. Hill In win whnl hit wrote In 1087, In a flunk niiriilniil of the Democratic purly pub llslwcl by "l.lfc." "Tliu very nature uf our his toi'y ii ii coalition," wrulu Kennedy, hud led lo "npwlnl appeals - In llii' farm vole, tliu Noun) vole, tho veterans' voln mid all llui I rut , , , Wo plot presidential cainpaltina tho mimo way, mil In terms nf natlunal Issues mid trends but In terms of ho hi a n y Southern electoral votes, ao many farm states, o many lithor arcua, and no on and on." Certainly tho 10(10 plat form Uvea up Ut Konni'dy'a description of "something for avcryono." And It la rniaon bio In auppose that, In draft inn Sen. Lyndon 0. Johnaon a hla runnlnu mate, Kennedy waa not unaware of those 1 11) Southern electoral votea. Hut It aeema equally clear, from the tenor of hla accept ance apeech, that Kennedy la I to heedlnK hla own admoni tion of 1037, to plot hla cam paign "In terms of national laauea and trenda." The rcu on: to capture tho votea, ua liu put It July 1, of "the mil limn nf Americana who voted for President Klsenhower, but balk at hla would-be, aclf iippolnled auccoaaor." Targoh Nixon In tluia drawlnu u bead on hla probable opponent, Vice President Richard M. Nixon, tho Democratic nominee ro vuuled an Interesting ablft In campnlKii tiicllca. Six month! earlier tin hud had thla to any about him: "Mr, Nixon laid he wanta to carry on the Elsenhower policies. I auy the country can not afford it, Perhapa we could afford a Plorce follow Inn Fillmore. But after liu chiinan Uila nation needed a Lincoln - after Tuft wo need ed ii Wilson - after Hoover wo needed Franklin Hooso veil. And lifter eight yoara of Klaonhnwur, this nation needs a strong, creative Democrat in the White House." Whon It camo down to wrltlnit hla acceptance speech, Kennedy ro)Oiited most of this puruKruph verbatim, b u t changed the first acnlence to read: "Perhaps he (Nixon) could carry on the party pol iclea - the pollciea of Nixon, nenson, Dlrksen and Gold water." And, In the last sen tence, "Elttht years of Elsen hower" wua rephrased bb "eight yeara of drugged and fitful sleep." In redirecting hla fire, how over, Kennedy did more than Quotes From the News BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Oregon Gov. Mark O. Hatfield, urging Republican! to pressure Gov, Nelson A. Rockefeller to accept the vice presi dential nomination dcsplto the New Yorker'! out-and-out refusal: - "I'm not giving up on lh lda. I would be very dcllghttd to im such a tick!. I will axpraia it to him (RockafalUr) t the first opportunity." Pennsylvania Sen. Hugh Scott, commenting 'on Demo cratic presidential nominee John F. Kennedy's age: "Democrats will economist on tranaportatlon during the campaign because Jack plans to traval at half far,". Republican National Chairman Thruslon Morton, answer ing a newsmen's query on whether Vice President Richard M. Nixon might throw open the GOP vice presidential race: - "That could be, but we could confine it to a small num ber of candidates acceptable to him. A situation like that could develop." Wisconsin Rep. Melvln Laird, platform committee vice chairman, announcing the committee rejected key language of the NIxon-Hockcfeller recommendation! on defense and other planks: 2 "We're writing the platform In thla committee." Former Now York Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, telling newt men the Nixon-Rockutcllcr platform pad was not an effort to pressure the convention: ' "I am sure that they wtrt not trying to dictate to tht convtnlton. Tht agrttment they reached hat improvtd tht COP proipectt this fall. They art two strong mtn. both attking tht best interests of the nation." New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, promising lo take Mi campaign for a liberal Republican platform to the con vention floor If he isn't satisfied with the platform com mute'! work: ' "I can assure you that If for any reason It should prove ntcessary, I will fight right here in Chicago on tht floor of tht convention to make our platform meet the challenge." UK-1 .?! 5 .:it5- sw ti iT- Y t it ,3 ( V A -rt v' I Alt', l r 4 1 Get a bigger slice of living ... - open a savings account with us! Slice your Income any way yoti want ... but put one slice, rutfiilnrly, In a aiivltisrs account wfth us. Here your money will earn more money for you . . . and got you more of the " good things of life, Twenty-five million savorn are golHng a bigger slice of living the Insured Savings . and Loan way. Why don't y ou ? " CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE 4 PER ANNUM Investment Made by the 10th Earnt Prom the Flrit 1 FIRST FEDERAL 1: Savings & Loan Assn. of Medford 29 North Ivy Street Robert F. Kyle, Manager tompor hla attack on the pres ident. Ha wont on to auggctl that "Richard Nixon did not incusuro up to tho footsteps of Dwlght D. Klsenhower." Although Kennedy hud said In January that "we uro not going to win by dodging the ronl issuo of this campaign -tho Klsenhower administra tion llaolf," it became appar ent on July IB that ho is anxious not to alienate those independent voters who rev- oro tho president if not hit administration. In all other respects, how ever, Kennedy's accepluncc speech was consistent with hla previous statement re garding tho koy issues facing the nation. "Clin a nation organized and governed such as ours on dure? That Is tho real ques tion. I lu vti wo the nerve and the will?" Kennedy, who flrat posed these questions in a speech on April IB, 1U5U, re pealed them without change on July IS. To maintain our freedom in the years ahead, said Ken nedy on Oct. 22, 1059, "will require a greater discipline, sacrifice, and vitality than our country baa ever known." This waa rephrased as a question in hla July 13 speech: "Are we willing to match tho liussiun sacrifice of tho present for the future - or must we sacrifice our future In order lo enjoy the present?" Such queatlont, it appears, will loom large in Kennedy's appeal for the support . of "the thinking man", next Nov. 8. (Copyright I960. Congres sional Quarterly Inc.) Ullman Pushes for New Farm Program Lexington, Ore. - (UPD -Oregon Congressman Al Ull man Saturday urged a farm program to enuble farmers to regulule their own pro duction and to bring supply and demand Into balance. Ullman termed tho present Republican policies the re sult of "tho thrcodburo phlr osophy of a tired administra tion." Speaking in Lexington, Ull man culled for an end to what he culled the high cost of the prcsnt stabilization program and an orderly elimination of farm surpluses, NEW TRANSPOHT-Frlsco railroad has ordered 130 of these three-tier transport cara capable of hauling 15 com pact or .12 regular size cara. They expect, delivery of the cars In August or Sepiemoer, in time lo handle tne 1UB1 models that will be coming from the assembly lines. : ... (UPI Telephoto) San Diego Woman1 Killed Near Dalles Tile Dalles -(UPD- A San ' Diego woman waa killed Sat urday in a one-car accident on U. S. highway 30. State police Identified the victim as Mra. Lydla Ramsey, 98.' Also injured in the ac cident were Mrs. Emma Hill,, 82, of San Diego, and Mlla Nelmhl, 12, of Eugene, Their.' injuries were reported minor.' State police said the acci dent occurred when Mrs. Ramsey apparently lost con trol of the car while trying to pass another vehicle on the highway. The car skid ded and overturned. . . Wall Street Chatter New York-flJPD-Thls week's Republican convention can be expected to paint a rosier pic ture of the nation's economic health and It would be surpris ing if the market does not show a favorable response, ac cording to B. K. Thurlow of Wlnslow, Cohu and Stetson, Inc. It seems curious, he says, that with lh0 election cam paign now beginning In cur nest, the administration is showing so Utile concern over the steady deterioration in business sentiment t h a t has taken place during the past few weeks. An excellent pretext for stimulating measures now ex ists and these include lower ing interest rates and margin requirements, in the opinion of this financial analyst. Bache and Co. is surprised to see Great Western Finan cial back down io sharply in view of its continued earnings gain. With chances for any adverse legislation slim, Bache lays, GWF's excellent psst record would seem to de serve a higher valuation. The next twelve months should see a leveling off, or at worst a slight decline in bank earnings, according to the Value Line Investment survey. However, with cur rent dividend payments at his torically low levels, a general liberalization of dividend rates appears in prospect. Hornblower and Weeks notes that oil compnny execu tives have stated that improv ed curnlngs during the re mainder of the. year should offset the rather disappoint ing results earlier so that full 1000 income should be about equal to 19S9 or better in some cases. The latter will probably hold true for Stand ard Oil of Indiana, Hornblow er believes. Community for Aged Slated at Woodburn Woolburn - MPI) - A $10 million community of more than 1,000 homes for retired persons of 82 yonrs of age and over has been nnnounced. here. The community, sponsored by a group of Oregon busi ness and Industrial lenders, will bo doveloped on a 220 ncre site on the city limits at Woodburn. 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