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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1960)
i THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. J960 Q 'Weather Plane Hils Mountain0 T0kVO - (ITP1I A TI r. Force weather reconnaissance H'-'i tarrying n crewmen, crashed intn ih. ' mountain 100 miles north of iuKyo eany today and reports from the scene said there were no survivors." The bodies of 10 of the air men were recovered by an Air Force rescue team. The 11th was not found. Names of the crew mem bers were withheld pending notification of next of kin. The plane, a WB50 assigned to the 56th Weather Recon naissance squadron at Yokota Air Base, took off from Yo kota on the outskirts of Tokyo early this morning on a weath er mission. About an hour later, the aircraft plowed into the side of a mountain six miles east of Ishikawa. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. DOESN'T FEAR APPLES Dallas, Texas-IUPII-A fancy sign displayed in the office of Dr. Hubert Hawkins says: "We aren't afraid of apples." NEWEST MAN O' WAR The ttkc nkh homa City, the nation's newest missile-age man o' war, was shown off by the Navy at San Francisco. Above, signalman Wilfred Freeman, left, and Philip Bill, right, look over the vessel's new armament with Capt. 0 fST ft , 1 if " . . i 1 vvA ILmL Ben Sarver. The Oklahoma City is the third in line of missile-armed cruisers to join the fleet and is armed with a dual Talos surface-to-air supersonic missile launcher. The ship was commissioned Thursday. (UPI Telephoto) Appling Asks for Multnomah Move Salem - IUPD - Secretary of State Howell Appling Jr. said Wednesday he has asked Mult nomah County District At torney Charles Raymond to take legal action "if the facts warrant" on the nomination of Clifford Nelson for Mult nomah county district judge. Appling said an investiga tion had indicated that at tendance lists wore falsified for the convention which nominated Nelson for the position. The secretary of state said he had asked Raymond to "take such action as may be necessary to develop the facts, and if the facts warrant, to have them adjudicated in a court of law." Appling said he had "grave doubts about the soundness" of an opinion by Attorney General Robert Y. Thornton that the secretary of state lacked authority to interfere in me case. "My only interest," Appling said, "is to fulfill my responsi bilities to he voting public and to tlyse who may have been justly or unjustly accused." Hyatt Lake Tracts Offered for Rent Portland - Availability of five tracts of land for leasing under the Small Tract act have been announced by Rus sell E. Getty, state supervisor of tlie bureau of land man agement, Portland. Size of the tracts vary from .71 to .88 of an acre and lie on the east shore of Hyatt lake, about seven miles north of Grecnsprings summit in eastern Jackson county. Rental of each lot, remote from city schools, stores, and other facilities, has been set at $62 per year. Domestic water may be developed by wells. Rural schools and coun try stores are available with in a radius of 10 miles, ac cording to Getty. Information concerning the tracts may be obtained from the district manager, 1133 South Riverside ave., Med-ford. O They'll Do It Every Time C 3 DIGMOUTH TOUTED ALL HIS HORSE AND NON-HORSE-PLAVINS OFFICE PALS OH A SLEEPER NA3 "UARKHEELS"- Only a few highlights of our sals ihown her. Many mors terrific homo and opparel value, not advertised! no ANNIVERSARY n 117 S. Central -SP 3-7301 Open 9:30 to 9 Mondays, Fridays NYLON SHEERS FOR JUNIORS 3-225 Choose long-wearing seamless nylons in s-t-r-e-t-c-h or regular styles. Espe cially designed to fit perfectly all teen agers sizes. Fall shades, Buy a box.- r i 5 SWEATERS 1 LOW PRICE! MAZET ORLON Short sleeve slip-on plus cor digon. Orion Acrylic. Easy core. 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Sealon said the project Is designed to conserve and im prove the natural resources on public lands during a per iod when demands for them will become increasingly com petitive, Balanced Program "In developing this balanc ed program, Scaton said 'we have recognized the growing value and import ance of the remaining unre served public domain lion since passage of the Tay lor Grazing act. He noted Hint Project Twenty-Twelve also calls for appointment of a public com mission to inventory public domain lands which are now reserved for specific purposes. Such a commission should in clude experts in the fields of conservation, resources, and land management, he said. The commissioners would be called on to determine re served lands necessary to meet the nation's future needs for seashores and other shoreline areas, parks and other recreational areas, and source inventory. It also In cludes plans for thousands of range improvements, such as detention dams, springs and wells, 115,000 miles of range fencing, 12.3 million acres of range seeding, and 32.3 mil lion acres of brush control. Public Range Forage The present public range forage production for 17 mil lion animal - unit - months is expected to be increased so as to provide for 29 million AUMs by 1980 and 46 mil lion AUMs by 2012. The vol ume of public domain timber to be annually harvested wildlife, he added. In the sur vey, the commissioners would would reach 1.2 billion board recommend whether any! feet by 1965. By 2012, the lands now set aside for par-1 total allowable timber cut, on ticular purposes should be re-la sustained yield basis, would stored to multiple-use. be 2.3 billion board teel a Make Recommendaliont I year. Since lands will be needed Under the program, a per v... ... .., I manent road system would be and private dttaSi to moot to te?,tel5 lands, forests, water, grass, i . ocmanos oi expanding wildlife and other resources, western communities ana iei BLM -would have Project Twenty-Twelve Is a need for vUal resources H0 BLMUJv. rcHLlsuc urugmiu, UttbCU upuii I . . . - , mnlnlnm Ithe Importance which these growth, the public commis- i . . . . . lands and resources have in s1(m would also be instructed the present and future devel- Woozlcy said emphasis is opmcnt of our nation." He said that over the past seven years, BLM has devel' oped a sound system of pro gramming which has provid ed sufficient data for chart ing the first 20 years of the project. Project Twenty- Twelve is divided into three periods - 1961 through 1965, 1966 through 1980, and IDS! through 2012. Seaton said the program would give a high priority to the Investigation of lands needed for recreation and that emphasis -will be given to assuring public access to public lands. Pending in Congrats He pointed out that Proj ect Twenty-Twelve calls for enactment of H.R. 7042, which has been pending in Congress since May 11, 1959. The bill, which was drafted by the department, would permit sale by public auction of public lands in tracts of .280 acres or less, when the tracts have been classified as chiefly valuable for urban, commercial or industrial pur poses. Seaton has repeatedly rEed Congress to pass ine bill, terming it the most im portant piece of land legisla- i -!, ,n,rf.,n being placed on an inventory those lands which are not o demonds lor recreational needed for any federal man- u,? .""""- '"";. aeement Droeram. Seaton "u . "" " ' aniH ... oe Jtepi current, rte aaaea Bureau of. Land Manage- l"r,V"?uZuu".FSF mint niranlM- TTz-J.irr. r-sJ Unn- I 1-.. I l I icauu.w "Hi" '"'I" ceipis i oi z0J million are ex- Woozley said complete co- pc-icu iu '" """ operation will also be extend. uuhuiuuic ujr iiic yi ko- j frt .elnf- fnnnttns Incal cnt 105 million acres under ,,. j nroflt mineral jl-hsus i fH" organizations In making lands ue iiiuii.-iu.uu iu available for recreation pur- acrcs by 2012. with a rise pr nnri will ho iruin fu iiuuiuii iu made. lie said, to help estao- million in mineral leasing re- h rcreatjo arcas and to ceipis. provide public access to puo- All land activities, lnciua- iic lands. ng classification and adjudi- i cation, would be conducted Jef fighter Sets on a current dbsis wuu u- . . logs eliminated by 1965. By liosea course main. 1985. all necessary land ten- Edwards Air Force Base, ure adjustments would be Calif. - (UPD - The Navy Wed- complctcd on a selective and ncsdnv announced its F4H1 priority basis. Cadastral sur- phantom II twin-jet fighter vcys would be stepped up plane set a closed course speea from the present 2 million record of 1,216.78 miles an acres a year to 8 million acres hour. a year in 1905. A peak of Lt. Col. Thomas H. Miller nearly 10 million acres would Lf San Antonio. Tex., set the be surveyed each year by mark Monday on a closed trl- 1980. Project Twenty-Twelve In cludes provisions for a com plete public land mineral re- angular course to better by more than 400 miles an hour the existing record of 816.3, the Navy said. Drive in and SAVE! on Back lo School Special Save Save Save! clPtns Universal Lunch "ilh 10 M Slam,S KIT Ls m 100 SHEET Pour-Easy j 70 No g.oi 9Q Vacuum Bottle "J '" ' p.p.. UyJ Desk Lamp S98 v.,.. .........3.95 CIGARETTES Porta-File Reg . ize-2.98vi.1 89 20 PACK 1006 So. Riverside Also Central & Jackson, Medford V fff pxFc pavmens LwJ 1
