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ned week of living the caveman's life, head
quartering 20 stories beneath the surface of
the earth in the rugged Ozark mountains of
Missouri. The five, living in Marvel Cave
Courses Available
Ashland -Dr. Bill Sampson,
director of summer session on
the Southern Oregon college
campus has announced that
courses to be offered during
the post-session, Aug. 15-16:
are: social , science in the
elementary school, language
arts in the elementary, .and
Spanish "in the elementary
school..
The social science and lan
guage arts seminars are to be
instructed by Mrs! Mary Hel
en Gwinn of Lincoln school,
Ashland. These workshops
will dear with the problems
and methods in selecting and
organizing materials for
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teaching. Methods and tools
of presentation will also be
studied. '
Spanish in the elementary
schoql is to be taught by Deri'
nis G. Hannon, formerly of
the SOC language depart
ment. No previous knowledge
of Spanish is required, but
gradiiite credit is available
with the consent of the in
structor for students with
some knowledge of Spanish.
Basic instruction in pro
nunciation and practical class
room expressions will be em
phasized as well as the audio-
oral approach for the teach
ing of Spanish, in the grade
schools.
All three seminars offer
three quarter hours under
graduate or graduate credit.
Normally room and board
Is not available at the college
during the summer post ses
sion, according lo Dr. Samp
son. For further information,
direct inquiries to Dr. Samp
son s office at SOC.
WRECK KILLS 12
Fortaleza, Brazil-IUPII-A pas
senger train jumped the
tracks about 100 miles south
of here Tuesday night, killing
at least a dozen and perhaps
as many as 100 persons. About
200 persons were injured in
the wreck. -
STAFF MEMBER DIES
Washington -IUPII- 'Hie Rev.
Francis Byrnes, S.J., 73, a
member of the Georgetown
university staff, died Monday.
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near Branson, Mo., are, from left, Sam Her
rod, 20, Eureka College; Bob Herschel, 21,
University of South, Sewanee, Tenn.; Dick
Leiken, 21, University of Illinois; John Potts,
20, Southern Illinois .University, and Pat
Riley, 20, Wesleyan. (UPI Telepholo)
ARREST DEMONSTRATORS
Mexico City-IUPII-Nightstick
carrying police broke up an
illegal, Communist-supported
demonstration outside Mexi
co's "White House" late Tues
day, arresting an estimated
50 demonstrators. Small bands
of anti - government agitators
roamed the streets through
the night.
RUSSIAN RECOVERS-Russian Army Private Pyotr Ivano
vlch Vetrov reads about the world of 1960-after being un
conscious for 18 years. Vetrov, Injured during a bombing
attack In 1842 during World
since the Incident. Russian specialists said they used electro
therapy treatment lo revive him. (UPI Telephoto)
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Truman's Word
Washington - IUPD - Demo
cratic presidential candidate
John F. Kennedy awaited
word today from former Pres
ident Harry S. Truman on the
date for a meeting to map
Truman's campaign role.
Gov. Abraham Ribicoff of
Connecticut planned to meet
with Truman today in Inde
pendence, Mo., as a special
emissary for Kennedy. He
was expected to contact Ken
nedy at his office here by tele
phone immediately after the
conference.
Kennedy plans to meet with
Truman in Independence this
month, , possibly when the
Massachusetts senator travels
to Des Moines, Iowa, Aug. 21
to attend a meeting of Demo
cratic farm belt leaders.
It will be the first time that
Kennedy and Truman have
met since Truman charged
that the Democratic conven
tion was "rigged" in Kenne
dy's favor. Truman, a backer
of Sen. Stuart Symington for
the nomination, refused to at
tend the convention.
TRIAL FOR PRATT
Pretoria, South Africa-IUPIl-
Wealthy South African farm
er David B. Pratt will be tried
by a jury this month on
charges of attempting to as
sassinate Premier Henrik
Verwoerd last April, it was
learned Tuesday.
War II, had been in a coma
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Back Stairs:
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Washington-WPS-Back stairs
at the White House: Now that
President Eisenhower has fin
ished relaxing at Newport
and Denver hundreds of other
people arc relaxing who
couldn't while he did.
When a president travels,
it's not just a matter of some
body packing his bag. It s i
vast logistical problem involv
ing planes, cars, helicopters,
and boats; pilots and police;
admirals and industrialists;
seamen and trash collectors.
Sometimes the daily rou
tines even of children are dis
ordered. At old Fort Adams,
part of the Newport, R. I.,
naval base where the Presi
dent stayed on his visit the
small fry of several score
Navy families living nearby
were ordered to keep quiet
and quit hanging around the
streets.
It seems that presidents
generate garbage just like
other people, so the base trash
man had to be told when,
where and how often to col
lect it.
Special Orderi
Everybody on the big naval
base had special orders for
the occasion, embraced in
fat mimeographed document
prepared by the base chief of
staff and entitled inevitably,
"operation vacation." '
This covered everything
from the spare tire and cover
required for the President's
golf car, to the high fidelity
record player, with records,"
needed for his house. Some
how they forgot to specify
what kind of records, and in
the event Eisenhower heard
nothing but rock 'n' roll for
the past month now at least
he knows why.
The President's bubble top
limousine is driven or flown
from Washington many places
he ' goes, so he can wave lo
the people who like to see
him drive by. An open Secret
Service car also goes along,
Helicopters Shipped
On Eisenhower s recent
trips to Asia and South
America a fleet of 50 helicop-
Four Rounds of
Plays Completed
By Festival Group
Ashland - Tuesday night's
688 audience for "The Trage
dy of King Richard the Sec
ond completed four rounds
of plays at the Oregon Shake
spearean Festival, Ashland.
A total of 14,274 persons have
attended the first sixteen
nights at America's First Eliz
abethan Theater, a lead of
701 over 1959.
Topping the box office to
tals so far is the popular com
edy "The Taming of the
Shrew," which has been seen
by 4,614. Second in gate re
ceipts is "Julius Caesar," now
listing 3,760. "Richard" and
"The Tempest" are running
very close in house totals,
with "Richard" now listed at
2,975 and "Tempest" at 2,
925. Advance sales continue to
run high, with a very heavy
sale during the week of John
Webster's "The Duchess of
Malfi." The theater's first
non-Shakespearean drama is
set for Aug. 22 opening and
will be repeated Aug. 31.
General Manager William
Patton reported that seating
is still available for nearly
all performances, with the
fewest availabilities on
"Shrew" night. Reservations
for all remaining nights
should be made as soon as
possible. The Festival's 20th
season continues nightly
through Sept. 3.
Capitol Visitors
Greet Nixon
Washington-tUPD-Vice Pres
ident Richard M. Nixon can't
take his curbstone campaign
ing to the people while he is
tied down in the Senate but
that hasn't stopped his hand
shaking activity.
The people are, in a sense,
coming to him and providing
a daily crowd literally at his
office door. Naturally, the Re
publican presidential nominee
is making the most of it.
The post-convention session
of Congress, coming at the
height of Washington's sum
mer tourist season, finds the
Capitol corridors crowded
every day with hundreds of
sightseers lined up waiting
lor seats in me visitors gal
lery. When he isn't presiding
overQthe Senate, Nixon works
most of the time at his pri
vate office down the corridor
from the Senate chamber. It's
the same hallway where the
tourists wait for scats in the
visitors' galleries.
There's always a hubbub
when Nixon appcarse in the
hallway and If time permits,
he handshakes his way along
the line.
The Vacation
ters, with 100 pilots to keep
them flying, was flown and
shipped around the world.
Wherever it was known or
believed the President might
want to make a 5 or 10 min
ute chopper flight-from jet
field to downtown, for instance-
chopped detachment
was set up in advance, with
fuel, supplies, and mainten
ance men.
On domestic trips, fewer
copters are needed. .
In Newport, they proved in
valuable. It took the Presi
dent 15 minutes to travel by
car from his quarters to his
office, separated by the busi
ness district of Newport. - By
y a c h t-the 93-foot Barbara
Anne-the trip across an arm
of Narragansett Bay took 10
minutes.
A helicopter flight cut this
to five minutes and offered
door-to-door delivery besides.
Secret Service Ready
The Secret . Service of
course is always on hand, in
large but unspecified num
bers. At Newport, more than
100 Marine guards were sent
from Washington to supple
ment security and-or provide
spit and polish.
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Routine
Ike and Mamie fly on a Air
Force jet Boeing 707, whose
crew is always at the ready.
A two-engine Convair flies
from Washington daily at 10
a.m., delivering official papers
and shuttling personnel.
When the President talks
vacation he means golf. Golf
requires partners. He had as
his guests Newport industrial
ists and business men who
played with him daily.
Secretaries, transportation
experts, communications men
must move with the President.
Wherever he goes a White
House switchboard is set up,
tied in . with the regular
switchboard in Washington.
Actions Reported
So, while the President
golfed, others worked. He
worked part time too, of
course, as presidents always
must. On his recent trip
Western Union, from Newport
and Denver, moved about
400,000 words of press copy,
reporting his actions.
Speaking as a man who
must have written half of
those words himself, I hope
the President stays home for
awhile. I'm too tired for an
other vacation.
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