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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
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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-
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announced plans to discon
tinue its Portland and bealtie
operations.
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NEW SCHOOL Our Lady of Angeles cago. 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. On the back bumper ol
their station wagon, thev past
ed two stickers: "His-Nlxon.
Hers-Kennedy."
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