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Regional Edition
Quick Approval of
Lemnitzer as Head
Of Military Seen
Washington - (UPD - Early
Senate approval was forecast
today for President Elsenhow
er's appointment of Army
Gen. Lyman L. Lemnitzer to
be chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff.
Chairman Richard B. Rus
sell, (D-Ga.) of the Senate
Armed Services committee;
predicted the current pre
election session would act on
the nomination "unless some
very substantial opposition
arises." ..
Distinguished Career
Eisenhower Monday sent to
the Senate the nomination of
the 60-year-old Lemnitzer,
who has forged a distinguish
ed Army career as both a mil
itary commander and nego
tiator. Lemnitzer was named to a
two-year term to succeed Air
Force Gen. Nathan B. Twin
ing, who is retiring presum
ably because of illness.
Eisenhower's choice of
Lemnitzer came as no sur
prise. Lemnitzer had been ex
pected eventually to succeed
Cable Television
In Medford Topic
Of Roundfable
Cable television will be
available In Medford In the
very near future, according
to Everett Faber, vice presi
dent of the Oregon Broadcast
ing company.
Faber, speaking at the Mon
day noon Chamber of Com
merce roundtable, said that
final Installations are being
made at the "head end" of the
cable system in the Medford
hotel.
But, because of the techni
cal difficulties invovled, he
made no estimate of when the
signal, would be available to
individual set owners.
Essentially the cable Is
"community antenna" system
Faber said. By the use of
microwave relay it provides
stations which would not ord
inarily be received by Med
ford set owners.
The cable will carry three
stations: Medford (CBS), Kla
math Falls (ABC) and Rose
burg (NBC). ,It will have a
capacity of five channels.
No Portland stations have
been Included for largely com
mercial reasons, he said.
While the three smaller sta
tions will provide all of the
major networks, the exclusion
of Portland stations was also
"an effort on our part to pro
tect the local businessman
from the 'come-on' type of un
ethical advertising which we
find in the metropolitan mar
ket," Faber said later.
This cut-rate pricing for
'come-on' promotionals might
convey the wrong impression
about local merchant's pric
ing. Twining ever since he became
Army vice chief of staff in
1957.
The new chairman of the
Joint Chiefs is a native of
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Honesdale in northeastern
Pennsylvania.
Although no retirement
date was set for the 62-year-
old Twining, he was expected
to step down In a few weeks,
Twining in a little more than
a year has undergone opera
tion for lung cancer and a
ruptured appendix.
Shakeup Expected
The Lemnitzer appointment
could signal a widespread
shakeup in the military high
command as the Eisenhower
administration nears the end
of its last term.
Speculation on a successor
to Lemnitzer as Army chief
of staff centered on Gen.
George H. Decker, now vice
chief. Also prominently men
tioned is Lt. Gen. Arthur G.
Trudeau, Army research and
development chief.
Another possible shift in
volves two Air Force gener-
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LYMAN LEMNITZER
. Distinguished Career
als Thomas D. White, now
chief of staff, and Lauris Nor-
stad, supreme commnnder in
Europe. There are unofficial
reports that Norslad may re
tire this year and be succeed
ed by White.
Man Locked in
Cooler Hospitalized
Portland - (Ul'll - Specialists
worked intently at Good Sa
maritan Hospital here today
to revive Martin J. Becker,
owner of the Arrow Cafe In
northwest Portland, after he
was locked in a cooler at the
cafe from 10 to 12 hours.
Police detectives were try
ing to determine if Becker
was locked in accidentally or
was the victim of assualt and
robbery. They said a consid
erable sum of money was
missing from its usual hiding
place, but they also said the
cooler had a defective safety
latch.
Becker was found uncon
scious, wiin nis Doay raimp.
by Mrs. Glen Rhodes, a wait
ress.
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Powers' Trial
Moscow-flJPD - The Soviet
Union today barred foreign
photographers and movie cam
eramen from attending the
espionage trial of U2 pilot
Francis Gary Powers which
begins. Wednesday.
Tickets issued to western
reporters carried the words
"admittance without photo
graphic and motion picture
cameras.
It was not known whether
Soviet photographers also
would be kept out but it is
the normal rule in Moscow not
to permit them in court dur
ing trials.
Seated in Balcony
Newsmen will be seated in
a balcony overlooking a stage
in the newly decorated Hall
of Columns in the House of
Unions, about 200 yards from
the Kremlin walls. The hall
accommodates about 2,000
persons.
The Soviet press, except for
a single cartoon in one news
paper, Ignored the approach
ing trial today and concen
trated on the city's first flow
er carnival this evening.
But a Moscow radio com
mentator said Monday night
that on trial with Powers
were "the imperialist circles
of the United States, the In-
spirers of the aggressive for
eign policy course of Wash
ington." Three Figures
The newspaper Soviet Cul
ture carried a cartoon show
ing Powers seated on a court
defendant's bench. Slightly
above him were three figures
representing the Pentagon,
President Eisenhower, and a
civilian American holding an
atom bomb and nudging Pow
ers forward.
The caption said: "Organ
izers of espionage to the
dock."
An attorney for Mrs. Bar
bara Powers said he hoped to
have another conference to
day with Mikhail Grlnev, the
Soviet lawyer appointed to de
fend Powers.
Two Teen-Agers
Die in Collision
Portland - (UPD - Two south
west Washington teen-agers
were billed and six other per
sons injured in a truck-car
accident here Monday.
The dead and Injured all
were In a car struck from the
rear by a truck. Police said
the car was crushed.
The victims were identified
as Cathy Kasibe, 17, Stella,
Wash., and Bex G. Clark, 16,
Longview, Wash.
Critically injured was the
driver of the car, Joseph
George Leppert, 39, Long-
view. Also injured was his
wife, Mrs. Teresa M. Leppert,
39, and their three children,
Joe, 11: Thomas, 7, and Pam
ela, 16, along with Robert
W. Messneak, 17.
Police said the accident oc
curred when a truck driven
by Leslie Walter Buckman,
25, Portland, hit the Leppert
auto. The truck was fully
loaded with plywood veneer.
The car was pushed for
ward into the back of a truck
driven by Harold Clifton
Spaur, also of Portland.
STOMACH TROUBLE
Hendon, England (UPD
Frank Wharton, 27, admitted
he was the thief Monday
when an x-ray revealed a stol
en ring in his stomach.
BARUCH BENCH MARKED
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Bernard Baruch, who celebrates his 90th birthday Friday,
was honored by the Boy Scouts of America today. The Scouts
marked for posterity Baruch's favorite Capital Park bench
in Lafayette Square opposite the White House in Washing
ton. In the ceremony, a bronze
designated the bench at "the Bernard Baruch Bench of In
spiration." Baruch was unable to attend but sent a personal
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Stocks Higher in Early Deals;
Vending Machines Strengthen
New York - (UPD - Stocks
formed up from their opening
levels in first hour trading to
day.
Vending machines and elec
tronics were strong while
steels, oils, motors and chem
icals held in a narrow range
Texas Instruments gained
about 2's, Western Union
over a point, Universal Match
close to a point and Vendo
about 2.
General Electric dropped
close to a point where West-
inghouse added a major frac
tion. C.I.T. Financial slipped
back well over a point among
the money rate issues. Mon
terey Oil dropped about 1
in the oils where Texaco add
ed about Vt and most other
oil issues operated narrowly.
American Home Products
rose about 2VS in the drugs.
Anaconda and Kennecott
eased fractionally in the cop
pers. DOW-JONES AVERAGES
New York-IUI'U-Dow-Jones
final stock averages: 30 in
dustrial 624.17, off 2.01; 20
railroads 138.44, up 0.09;
15 utilities 94.3B, up 0.33,
and 65 stocks 207.03, off
0.21. Sales Monday were
about 2,450,000 shares com
pared with 3,160,000 shares
Friday.
Monday's prices on selected
stocks:
Allied Chemical
Alum Co. Am
American Can
American Motors
AT&T
Anaconda Copper
Armco Steel
Bendlx Corp
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Air
Caterpillar Corp
Chrysler Corp
Continental Can
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Dies in San Francisco
San Francisco - (UPD - Capt.
James A. Russell, R5, believed
to have been the last survivor
of San Francisco's most noted
shipwreck, died Sunday at a
rest home.
Russell was one of 80 per
sons rescued after the Pacific
Mail liner Rio De Janeiro hit
a reef and sunk outside the
harbor on Feb. 22, 1901. He
was quartermaster of the ship
at the time. Another 131 per
sons went down with the
liner which reportedly carried
several million dollars in
gold.
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Firestone
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
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Gulf Oil
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Montana Power
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Richfield Oil
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Multnomah indicts
Four for Burglary
Portland (UPD The Mult
nomah county grand jury here
Monday charged five Seattle
men with burglary not in a
dwelling in connection with a
break-in July 21 at the Tim
berline Equipment Co.
And one of the men was
also charged with publishing
a forged bank check.
Indicted were George Dav
enport Latimer, 57; William
Sylvester Board, 38; Earl Wil
liam Jester, 34; Richard C.
Stockman, 42; and Rudolph
Harold Schmidt, 43. Latimer
was also indicted on the bank
check charge.
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Harrisburg Brief
Deadline Extended
Salem - (UPD - The city of
Harrisburg has been given
additional time to file a brief
in connection with Southern
Pacific railroad's move to
have the city's complaint
against it dismissed.
The city has asked Public
Utility Commissioner Jonel C.
Hill to order the railroad com
pany to place an automatic
electric flashing light signal
with gongs at the LaSalle st.
railroad crossing at the rail
road's expense.
Edwin L. Graham, Port
land, council for the firm,
said the crossing was one of
three which was included in
a PUC order handed down in
1951 which said costs of any
future signalization would be
borne equally by both parties.
At that time, he said, sig
nalization at the crossing was
not considered justified.
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Senate on
Washington -(UPD- The Dem
ocratic leadership put the Sen
ate on a 12-hour work day to
day to speed action on a mini
mum wage bill. But Republi
can chieftains told President
Eisenhower to expect the
Democrats to "jettison" most
of his legislative demands.
Democratic Leader Lyndon
B. Johnson, his party's vice
presidential candidate, said
the long hours was a move to
sidetrack political feuding on
side issues and start voting on
amendments to a bill to boost
the $1 an hour minimum wage
to $1.25.
But today's Senate session
got off to a political start
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12 Noon till 9 p.m.
12-Hour Work Day
when Sen. Stephen M. Young
(D-Ohio) disclosed he Is using
a stopwatch to check on how
much time Vice President
Richard M. Nixon spends pre
siding over the Senate.
Young's report that Nixon
was in the chamber 2 hours,
55 minutes and 40 seconds last
week touched off an hour
long partisan squabble over
absences of Nixon and his
Democratic rival for the pres
idency, Sen. John F. Kennedy,
(D-Mass.).
The House, which recon
vened Monday, a week after
the Senate, was forced by Rep.
H. R. Gross (R-Iowa), for the
second day to adjourn without
transaction of business.
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Gross renewed his com.
plaint that no quorum was
present, and speaker Sam Ray
burn banged his gavel to end
the session after five minutes.
Funds Asked To Build
USS Arizona Memorial
Washington - (UPD - Sen. Hi
ram L. Fong (R-Hawail) has
called for Senate action on his
bill proposing $200,000 for
construction of a USS Arizona
memorial at Pearl Harbor.
London-(UPD-A local movia
theater showing a nudist film
is displaying this sign under
its marquee:
"It's hotter inside."
Priced!
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