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o MEDFORD MAIL IBUNE, MEDFORD. o o o o o Religious y United Press International The religious issue con tinued as the dominant theme today in the accelerating presidential campaign as both major party c:ndidates em barked on ambitious tours. Vice President Richard M. Nixon was scheduled to leave Washington on a week-long, 15-state campaign trip, while Democratic presidential candi date John F. Kennedy headed I co us Ctfftfiffcsfto ao Dominant Campargft Tcnoion Ihcrcaocs Week's Sewing Buy (Mm i llllp 9097 sizes 10-20 : 6 Hfifc'flnAiiH Jumper by day, date dress at night! Just four main pat tern parts to this quick-cut, easy-sew style. Make it in tweedy cotton or bcngaline to wear with or without its own blouse. Printed Pattern 9097: Miss es' Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16 jumper takes 3 yards 39-inch. Send FIFTY CENTS (coins) for this pattern - add 10 cents for each pattern for first-class mailing. 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FREE - six designs for popu lar veil caps. Quick - send into politically doubtful Tex as. Nixon, in an interview Sun day night, suggesd the two canamaies agree on a "cut off" date on all talk about religion. Kennedy comment ed: "I think we'd all be better off. I wish we could cut off debate on this subject right now. Nixon rejected the vote of anyone who endorsed him solely because of religious sentiment against Kennedy, who is a Catholic, He said it would be "tragic" if the November election was decided primarily or "even substantially" because of the Demo cratic nominee's ligion. READS BOOKS-Bruce Huon crs, 9-year-old son of Mac Jean Huencrs, 299 South Fifth st., Jacksonville, was presented an illustrated en cyclopedia recently' by Amer ican Legion Post 100 of Jack sonville. Young Hueners earn ed the award, a post spokes man said, by having read more books than any other member of the Smoky Bear Reading club. Bruce also be longs to the Junior Readers Digest club and the Around-the-World program which in volves geographical and pic torial editions of countries all over the world. The program is initiated to encourage read ing and speech development. Portlander Given Term for Slaying Portland - IUP11 - Charles I. Patterson, 21, has been sen tenced to four and one-half years in the Oregon State Cor rectional institution on a man slaughter charge in connec tion with the fatal beating of a farm worker April 3. Patterson earlier was in dicted on a murder count, along with Paul A. Machen, 21, for the fatal beating of Ed ward St. George, 44, of Port land. Machen, brother of boxer Eddie Machen, still faces trial on the murder charge. Patterson's charge was re duced from murder to man slaughter. He pleaded guilty to the manslaughter charge. Kennedy made his comment in San Diego, Calif., as he prepared to launch a southern campaign drive through pivot al Texas. His first stop was EI Paso. Talks to Ministers He was prepared to meet the religion-in-politics issue head-on at a question and an swer session with Protestant clergymen at Houston tonight. There he will speak briefly and then answer questions in an appearance before t h e Greater Houston Ministerial Alliance. Kennedy scheduled a busy two -day, 10 - speech swing through the Lone Star state. He was to be accompanied by his vice presidential running mate, Sen. Lyndon B. John son of Texas. Nixon was booked for stops at Indianapolis, . Dallas and San Francisco on the first Ambulance Drivers To Discuss Code . Portland - IUPII - An Oct. 25 meeting of the Oregon Ambu lance Drivers association has been set for Salem to discuss a proposed ambulance regu latory code which prohibits ambulances from working in emergency status. The meeting was arranged here Friday night by Vincent James, who said he was "just a citizen who had to wait too long for an ambulance." He said last July he had to promise an ambulance driver he would take all financial responsibility before the driv er would take James' serious ly ill 20-month-old daughter through a red light. . BURNED TO DEATH High Point, N. C. -fUPD-Four persons were burned to death Sunday when their car crash ed into a utility pole and a 4,000 volt power line fell across the vehicle. Coroner R. B. Davis Jr. said identification of the victims would have to be established through fingerprints. Linfield To Start Tuition Program McMinnville - Linfield col lege at McMinnville this fall will Inaugurate the Tuition Plan as a convenient way for parents to meet students' tui tion and academic fees out of regular income. Elmer Carlson, Linfield bus iness manager, said the tui tion Plan of New York, Inc., has been accepted widely in American education and that Linfield offers this plan to parents who prefer to pay tu ition on a "pay-as-you-go" basis. Under the Tuition Plan of New York parents may make contracts covering one year's expenses or enter into two, three, or four-year plans. Under the longer plans there is automatic parent life insurance at no additional ex riense. If the parent who signs such a contract should die, the insurance provides for payment of the remaining ed ucational costs covered Dy me contract. Fo rthose who do not wish the Tuition Plan, but still de siring to make installment payments, Linfield has the one-third down payment plan on a one-year basis. day of his whirlwind 9,000 mile, week-long tour. Al though he still favored his left knee, doctors cleared the trip and pronounced him cured of the infection that hospitalized him for 11 days, Although the two rivals will be in Texas the same day, their paths will not cross. I n another development, Kennedy s brother and cam paign manager, Robert F. Kennedy, predicted the re ligious issue would die out before election day. Can Be Met He said in a speech at Lib' ertyville, 111., that the "re ligious issue can be met cor- rectly and forcefully. Another question will replace it." He forecast the chief issues would be economic aid, foreign pol icy and national issues. Republican National Chair man Thruston B. Morton turn ed the attack toward economic issues. In an address at Cleveland, Ohio, Morton said the Repub licans have no intention of winning votes by trying to ' outpromise ' the Democrats. Morton charged the Demo crats were making "empty pledges of cradle-to-grave gov ernment charity for every body - an endless sleigh ride on a never sagging economic boom." Sen. Roman L. Hruska (R Neb.) said that, "however de plorable it may be," the issue of Kennedy's Catholic r e -ligion would be a factor in the election. He predicted that as things now stand, Nixon has a good chance of carrying Florida, North Carolina, Louisiana, Mississippi and Virginia. Defectors' Note Said Suppressed Washington (OPD A Con gressional investigator said Saturday he was told the gov ernment deliberately sup- pressed a farewell note left behind by the two National Security agency code clerks who defected to Russia. Rep. Paul J. Kilday (D-Tex.) said he was further advised that officials vainly hoped the noti; would never have to be made public. But a copy was read by the defectors-Bernon F. Mitchell and William H. Martin - when they turned up at a Kremlin arranged Moscow press conference last Tuesday. Kilday. chairman of a House armed services subcommittee investigating the Mitchell Martin episode, said the sup pression explanation was giv en him in response to pre liminary inquiries as to why the United States made the "mistake" of allowing Mos cow to "air public charges made against this government by the two. PnrtlanH flrp IUPII Luck- enbach Steamship Co. has announced plans to discon tinue its Portland and bealtie operations. 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Students of Our Lady of Angeles pnr- school children filed into a gleaming new ish of Chicago attended school under the school at the site where 21 months ago fire same roof for the first time since the fire, killed 92 students and three nuns in Chi- (UPI Telephoto) Rehabilitation Center Pla find 4) definite need was estab lished for an Alcoholic Reha bilitation center in southern Oregon at the first meeting of a committee organized to study the proposal. At a meeting last week it was pointed out that alco holism is the third killer in the U.S., excluding accidents caused by drinking. During the discussion, Dr John W. Bradshaw, yfshland, stated that he thought the physicians in the area would welcome the help they could obtain from such a center. Omar Bacon, librarian of the Public Library of Medford and Jackson County, told del egates he is stocking literature concerning alcoholism. Articles of incorporation are being formulated for the non profit corporation explor ing the field of medicinal, hos pital and psychiatric help for persons suffering from alco holism. Committees were ap pointed to contact the existing facilities in these fields to see what help is available. An office established to se cure referrals for different types of treatment is consider ed by the committee. Commit tee members present gednes dajoincluded the Rev. Albert Soyers, Owen Conway, and Capt. John Smith, policeman, all of Grants Pass; Dr. John Bradshaw, Ashland; and Po lice Capt. Clyde Fichtner. Omar Bacon, Don Hansen, city councilman, Mrs. Thomas' Cardona and Hale Grcenman, Medford. Unable to attend was Dr. L. D. Inskeep, Medford. HIS AND HERS Los Angeles - WPD - Newly weds Joe and Mariorie Pickett found they were for rival presidential candidates but you can't let a thing like noli- tics interfere with wedded bliss. 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