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Rail Strike Causes Fear Of Economic Crisis In East
WAITING IN VAIN Sixteen-year-old Ellen Schmltz of St. cltiei as the Pennsylvania Railroad strike stranded thou
Louis waits In vain at Union station in Chicago Thursday, sands of passengers,
typifying the plight of many travelers in Chicago and other (UPI Telephoto)
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Record Revenue
Salem -IUPII- A record Aug
ust revenue from mileage fees
and other sources was report
ed by the motor revenue de
partment of the public utility
commissioner's office Thurs
day. The receipts last mcSiitli
totaled $1,807,668 which is
$100,317 more than the July
total.
AWARD 1 FELLOWSHIPS
New York -IUPII- The Car
negie Endowment for Interna
tional Peace has awarded 21
fellowships In diplomacy to
foreign service officers from
14 countries In Asia, Africa
and the Caribbean.
Marine Board To
Distribute Funds
Salem-IM-The S t a t e Ma-
rine board has authorized dis
tribution of another $100,000
to counties.
Disbursement Is made on
the basis of the total number
of boat licenses Issued to resi
dents of each county.
A similar distribution was
made In May.
AIR SATELLITE MESSAGES
New York -IUPII- Radio Free
Europe Thursday night broad
cast messages that had been
bounced off the U.S. Echo I
satellite to listeners In Bul
garia, Czechoslovakia and
Hungary In their native languages.
Jack Tells 'K' Not
To Meddle In U.S.
Political Affairs
Manchester, N.H. -IUPD- Sen.
John F. Kennedy flew in for
airport rally today after
sharp warning to Soviet
Premier Nlklta Khrushchev
not to meddle in U.S. politics.
The Democratic nominee,
accompanied by his wife, Jac
queline, staged a one-day New
England preview of the cam
paign which he formally opens
Saturday night across the con
tinent in Anchorage, Alaska.
Small Crowd
A police-estimated crowd ol
about 1,000 persons greeted
Kennedy.
Kennedy's New Hampshire
manager, Fred Forbes, had ex-
petced at least 2,000 or 3,000
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persons. The small size of the
crowd wes attributed tn the
fact that most Manchester
area residents were at work
and those who weren't had
left on Labor Day excursions.
After the airport rally, Ken
nedy flew to Presque Isle,
Maine, to press his campaign
in that state. Mrs. Kennedy re
turned by automobile to Eos
ton, then flew to their Hy
annls Port, Mass., home.
Kennedy issued his warning
to Khrushchev before leaving
Boston,
"He will, I hope, confine
himself to those matters
which come under his prov.
ince," the nominee said.
'Outside Intervention'
"We do not desire outside
Intervention," he suid.
He said the Soviet leader's
visit should "serve as another
reminder of the great struggle
going on in the United Na
tions and on the world stage
between the forces of free
dom" and of Communism.
The candidate said minimum
wage legislation should be
enacted early in 1961.
"The raising of the mini
mum wage and Its extension
to cover millions of unprotect
ed American workers must be
one of the first Items on the
agenda of the next administra
tion," Kennedy said.
The Democratic White
House aspirant made his state
ment in a speech at an airport
rally In Manchester, N.H., first
stop In a one day swing
through traditionally Republi
can Maine and New Hamp
shire.
Both Sides Say
Strike Could
Be A Long One
By JOHN GAUDIOSI
United Press International
Philadelphia tUPB Fear of
creeping economic paralysis
caused by the shutdown of the
giant Pennsylvania Railroad
hung over the eastern sector
of the nation today.
4U U! C.
xmiic was me uih xaibui.
pert! believe the next 24
hours will portend the econo
mic repercussions by the
strike of 20,000 maintenance
workers.
A protracted walkout could
cut deeply into the economic
life of the 30 million persons
along the 10,000 mile system
that served 13 states and the
District of Columbia.
Could Be A Long One
Both sides in the dispute be
tween the PRR and the Trans
port Workers Union have in
dicated the strike could bt a
long one.
Thousands of commuters in
New York, Philadelphia, Pitts
burgh, Washington and New
Jersey were inconvenienced
on the first day of the strike
Thursday the first in the
road's 114-year history.
Today a new obstacle was
in the offing the Labor Day
exodus,
Buses, alrptants, other rail
roads and automobiles used by
riders to circumvent the strike
will be heavily taxed by
thousands of excursionists on
final summer fling. Traffic
Jams, delays at terminals and
general confusion were con
sidered a certainty.
Naw Talks Slai.d
Efforts to end the three-
year dispute over job defini
tions and "farming out" equip
ment repair work also was
scheduled for today. Francis
O'Neill Jr., chairman of
the National Railway Media
tion Boarc?, disclosedohe in
tended to hold meetings with
both sides throygh the long
Labor Day weekend.
O'Neill conferred separate
ly with both sides Thursday
but results of the meetings
were not disclosed.
TWU President Michael J.
Quill said in New York his
negotiators were standing by
for word to resume talks with
railroad officials.
He said his union would
stand by for a resumption of
Joint negotiations only until
Tuesday morning when top
TWU officer will tour strik
ing locals.
Stocks Turn Easy;
Specialties Moe
-(UPD-
Lodge To Leave
U.N. Post Today
United Nations, N.Y
His formal farewells in the
record, Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S. ambassador since 10S3
takes his physical leave from
the United Nations today.
Lodge resigned, effective
Saturday, to campaign active
ly as the Republican vice
presidential candidate He
will be succeeded here by
Ambassador James J, Wads
worth.
Trucks Involved
In Highway Crash
A truck and trailer and a
pickup truck were Involved
in a rear end cnllislon just
north of As'filand on Highway
B0 about 6:25 p.m. yesterday,
according to state police.
The truck and trailer was
operated by Carl Ascellio, 65,
El Monte, Calif., and John
William Murphree, 60, Ash
land, was operating the pickup.
Both vehicles were soutn-
bound on Highway 98 near
Billings rd., when the larger
truck slowed as It approached
hill. The Murphree truck
crashed into the rear of the
other vehicle, police reported.
Police said Murphree suf
fered minor injuries. He was
advised that a complaint
would be filed against him In
Ashland Justice court for fol
lowing too close.
LIGHTNINd KILLS TWO
Summervllle. S C. - IUPD
James H. Suddeth, 45, and
L, D. Eure, 76, were killed by
lightning Thursday when they
took refuge under tree on
the Summervllle golf course
during a thunderstorm.
CP ManHamedTo
Livestock Board
Salem - IUPD - William J
Bray, Central Point, was
named to the State Board of
Livestock Auction Markets
by Gov. Mark Hatfield Thurs
day, replacing Ben R. Smith,
Redmond, whose term had
expired.
J. C. Cecil, Burns, and Al
W. Lindow, Portland, were
reappointed to the State Bru
cellosis Advisory committee.
Coimecticut has thousands
of homes dating back more
than 100 years and more than
two dozen Colonial homes r
stored and opened to the pub
lic.
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ROSE & CAL
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BALLROOM
SATURDAY
September JrJ
With DICK SPAIN and the
ROGUE VALLEY BOYS
New York-WPIl-Stocks turned
easier today with specialties
making the bigger moves and
pivotals operating in a nar
rowrange. Brokers pointed out that
most of the recent volume has
been In low-qriced specula
tive issues with most traders
In heavy industries sitting on
the sidelines awaiting the La
bor Day holiday.
Steels moved narrowly to
day while oils, metals and
motors worked fractionally
easier. Studebaker - Packard
dropped about V point,
DOW-JONES
New York - IUPD - Dow
Jonei final slock averages
Thursday: 30 industrials
628.10, up O.lli 20 rail
roads 136.72, unchanged; 15
utilities 96.13, up 0.43, and
65 stocks 207.72. up 0.22
Sales Thursday were about
3.46 million shares com-'
pared with 3.13 million
shares Wtdnasday.
NEW YORK BTOCKS
By United Presi International
Allied Chemical SO'.i
Alum Co. Am .- 70','.
American Can 38:!i
American Mtra 23
AT&T T
Anaconda Copper 31'i
Armco Steel 63 '
Bendix Av. - 67 .i
Boeing Air 334$
Caterpillar Corp o25"
Chryalw Corp. 43 tt
Continental Can 3'i
Curtlia Wrlshl IXDI 18 'j
Dow Chemical S) n
Duvftont
Ea.tman Kodak l?SJt
Flre.tone 35H
Oenoral Electric
General Food ejli
General Motora M
Georgia Pacllio S31,',
Greyhound 2.'.,
Gulf Oil
Homeitake Mining 43U
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Lockheed Aircraft
Montana Power ...........
Montsomery Ward
Nat'l. Biscuit
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Radio Corooratlon t
Richlleld Oil SO
Safeway 3Hi
Sears 37
Shell Oil , 33W
Socony Mobil Oil 3Bl5
Southern Co 4B
Southern Pacific 104k
Standard California 4U
Standard Indiana , 3B
Standard N. J 40W
Sun Mines fl
Texas Co 7815
Texas Gulf Sulfur 1714
Texas Pac Land Trust 16
Tran.amerlca , 271.
Vnlon Carbide lieii
Union Pacific .. 37
U. A. L. 434J
U. S. Rubber 30
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Tokyo -IUPII- A severe elec
trical storm Thursday night
caused flash floods, 36 fires,
and blacked out more than
300,000 homes throughout
Tokyo.
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