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Americans Safe in Cuba, Castro Asserts
College Enrollment
Increases in State
Eugene IUPII An overall
increase of 17.8 per cent In
' freshman enrollment at Ore
gon's s t a t c-supported col
leges was reported today by
; Chancellor John R. Richards
of the state system of higher
cdiicatftn.
Total enrollment figures
were placed at 23,033 so far,
with the figure expected to
I approach 25,000. Last fall's
final total was 23,260.
Breakdown by schools
showed: ' .
Oregon: Enrollment 12.3
per cent ahead of . last year
; at 7,314. Freshman cnroll
, ment 2,023.
Oregon State: Enrollment
I. 8 per cent up with total
7,543 and freshmen 2,122.
Portland State: Enrollment
II. 3 per cent up with 4,198
and freshmen 1,370.
Oregon College of Educa
tion: finrollmont 10 per cent
,up with 1,042 and freshmen
389.
Eastern Oregon: Enrollment
10.2 per cent up with a total
801 and freshment 277.
Southern Oregon: Enroll
ment up 7.8 per cent with to
tal 1,271 and freshmen 440.
Oregon ?ch: Enrollment
up 2 per cent with total 755
and freshmen 287.
The dental school was up
4.5 per cent but the medical
school was down 2.9 per cent.
.
Holmer Apologizes
To Emergency Board
Salem - IUPII - State Finance
Director Freeman Holmer
apologized to the State Emer
gency Board today for pinning
the label of "legislative Irre
sponsibility" on the group last
spring. The board accepted.
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EAST MEETS WEST British Prime Minis
ter Harold Macmillan, right, meets with
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev at the
Soviet UN mission in New York. Macmillan
was the target of a temper tantrum by
Khrushchev in the UN earlier in the day,
but turned the other cheek to keep his date
for the first top-level contact between the
East and West since the collapse of the
Paris summit conference in May.
(UPI Telephoto)
Candidates Getting in Licks
Rv United Press International
With only five full weeks
nf enninaign time ahead be
fore the November election,
candidates were busy today
getting in their say.
Mrs. Maurlne Neuberger,
Democratic senatorial nomi
nee, said in Portland today
that effective civil rights leg
islation and overseas econom
ic aid were equally important
in the "cold war" efforts
ajjfcinst Communist aggres
sion. "Philosophy rather than
finance may well be the key
Bwsf of Enthusiasm
Brings Stock Price Rally
New York - IUPII - An early
burst of enthusiasm gave the
stock market Its sharpest rally
in weeks today.
Most Issues moved up on
eager buying from the open
ing bell. Support for the blue
chips ciuickly spread to the
electronics, most steels and
other sections of the list.
DOW-JONES AVERAGES
New York - IUPII - Dow
Jones final slock averages:
30 industrials 570.59. up
1.51; 20 railroads 124.06, off
0.69; 15 utilities 91.06, up
0.21. and 65 stocks 190.62,
up 0.19. Sales Thursday
were about 2.85 million
shares compared with 3.52
million shares Wednesday.
Thurgday's price on MlecleH
slocks:
Allied Chemical 47 '1
Alum Co. Am 87:!i
American Can .14 U
American Motors 2018
AT&T an".
Armco Steel fl(l:!
Behillx Corp 57 li
Ucthlehen) Steel 3BV,
Boelnx Air 30'.',
Caterpillar Corp. 24
Chrysler Corn 4IU
Continental Can 3.vb
Crown Zellerbach 45:N
Curtis Wright 10
Dow Chemical 7 Pi
Firestone .
General Electric j 72
General Foods 64
General Motors
Georgia Pacific
Graham Paige
Greyhound
Gull Oil
Homostake Mining ..
Idaho Power
1. B. M. ..
Int. Paper
Johns Manville
Kennecott Copper ....
Lockheed Aircraft ....
Montana Power Co. ..
Montgomery Ward ....
Nat'l Uiscull
New York Central ...
Pac Gas and Elec
Penney. J. C
Penn RR
Radio CorporaUon ...
Richfield Oil
Safeway ......
Scans
Shell Oil
Socony Mobil Oil
Southern Co
Southern Pacific
Standard California .
Standard Indiana
Standard NJ
Sun Mines
Texas Gulf Sulfur
Tex Pac Land Trust .
Trnnsamerfr
Trans World Air
Trl-Contlncntal
Union Carbide
Union Pacini
United Aircraft
United Air Lines
U. S. Rubber
U. S. Steel ..
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to victory in the free world's
competition with the USSR,"
she said.
Elmo Smith, GOP Senate
candidate, said in Hood River
Thursday development of the
proposed industrial site at the
Boardman Bombing Range
should "not be tied too closely
to the planning of one com
pany." He said Mrs. Neuberg
er "has made much of her
association with an official of
one particular company that
is interested in Boardman. We
should guard against any
transaction that might permit
the Boardman land to be tied
up by a company that does
not yet have its space project
for development in Oregon
Monroe S w e e 1 1 a n d, the
Democratic candidate for sec
retary of stale, spoke at a
public power meeting in
Longview, Wash., today and
called for "an injection of
new primary industries of a
diversified character with
ycar-around payrolls."
Appling Criticizes Foe
Incumbent Howell Appling
Jr. criticized S w e e 1 1 a n d's
"spendthrift philosophy" in a
talk at McMinnville Thurs
day. He compared his own
record of "economy" in state
government against what he
termed "soak the taxpayer"
votes of Sweetland in the leg
islature. The Coos Bay World today
endorsed Sweetland for elec
tion to the post.
Citizens Said Not
Blamed for Errors
Of Government
Havana-UIPD-Premier Fidel
Castro assured Americans in
an unscheduled midnight tele
vision appearance early today
that they would be safe in
Cuba.
The bearded Cuban brand
ed the ft' ate Department's ac-
j tion urging American families
to return nome as an insidi
ous campaign" against his
government. He said "Ameri
can citizens who are here and
who come here to visit will
have no problems" with his
regime,
Citizens Not To Blame
"The American citizens are
not to blame for the errors of
the United States govern
ment," he said during his two
and one-half hour appearance.
Americans by the dozens
meanwhile heeded Washing
ton's advice and jammed air
line offices to get passage
home.
"The call for Americans to
return to their country only
serves to bother American
families who live here . . .
who reside here by choice,"
Castro said.
He had no comment on the
U.S. decision Thursday to
close down the $110 million
Nicaro nickel plant because of
"confiscntory taxes and har
assment" by his regime.
Khrushchev To Visit
He also announced that So
viet Premier Nikita Khru
shchev was "definitely com
ing" to Cuba but that "it is
not yet known when . . ." and
that United Arab Republic
President Gamal Abdel Nas
ser would be coming In
March.
Rejection of a new protest
note from Washington by Cas
tro's government strained re
lations between Cuba and the
United States almost to the
breaking point.
Castro declined to comment
on the note and said, "Notes
from the embassy are now
routine things. They do not
merit any comment."
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FACIAL
TISSUES
5 of400
Lecture on Rabbit
Diseases Scheduled
"A lecture on rabbit dis
eases will be held at 8 o'clock
tonight at the Jackson coun
ty courthouse auditorium.
Speaker will be Dr. J. N.
Starnes of the Roxy Ann Vet
erinary hospital. He will il
lustrate his talk with slide
films.
The meeting has been ar
ranged by the Rogue Valley
Rabbit Breeders club in co
operation with the Rogue Riv
er Feed and Farm Supply
store. Part ctf the material
was made availalole through
the U. S. Department of Ag
riculture Experiment station,
Fontana, Calif., and the Small
Stock Magazine, Lamoni,
Iowa.
The program will be of a
semi-technical nature and is
open to all rabbit raisers, 4-H
club and FFA members and
other interested persons.
There will be no charge.
Court Records
MUNICIPAL COURT
Bert LeHoy Johnston, 22, Jack
ionvUlc, driving drile driver's li
cense suspended, $100.
Donna Teresa Hogan. expired
vehicle license. $2.50,
Mclvin Otis Shi Its, following too
close, accident, $25.
James MacKenzie Johnston, vio
lation of basic rule, $10.
Uianne Marie DeLorme, expired
vehicle license, $2.30.
Emery Roland Caldwell, expired
vehicle license. $2.50.
Gordon Keith White, failure to
display front license plate, $5.
Jack Nelfon Peebter, violation of
basic rule, $25.
Bruce Charles Force, following
too close, accident, yto.
Ray Robert Of ford Sr. , dis'
obeyed traffic signal, $10.
Kenneth Dean Peterson, im
proper lane usage, $10.
DISTRICT COURT
David G. Carter, violation of ba
sic rule. $15.
fatten, failure to
D.
Pierce,
Improper
Morgan, Improper tall
Michael
stop. $15.
Howard R
muffler, $10.
James P.
liffht. $10.
Donald Leyh, no operator's It
cense, $5.
Roger E. Cardie, no operator'! II
cense, $3.
Donald D. Leeg, overload. $00.
Donald R. Bandfteld, no public
utility commission license. $15.
Charles B. Conner, violation of
basic rule, sis
Kenneth D. Walker, violation of
basic rule, $15.
Emitt R, Glass, no operator's li
cense, $3,
Delores M Wolf, violation of
basic rule. SIS.
Jimmy D. Banes, violation of ba
ste rule, $35.
CIRCUIT COURT
Viola Mae Jones vs. Harley
Hamilton Jones, divorce decree.
Rose M. Thorpe vs. George B.
Thorpe, divorce complaint.
Afton Mary Payne vs. Alvlc Lee
Payne, divorce com pH" int.
MARR1AOK MCENSK
APPLICATIONS
James Forrest Pritt and Barbara
Jean Cox, no addresses given.
Robert M. Hood. Schilling Air
Force base, Salina. Kans.. and
Donna Lucille Lagerqutst, 186 Gar
field St.. Ashland
Jerry Allan Johnston, route 9,
Jacksonville, and Mary Alice
Fowler. 314 South Ivy it.. Medford.
Elmer O. Weiss, route 1. box
313. Central Point, and Mabel
Katharine Flury Cox, 315 West
Jackson st., Medford.
Leo Robert Krtl. Harcourt, Iowa,
and Verna Mae Dudley, 423 Gar
field st,. Medford.
There will be 13.5 million
new workers in the labor
lores in the 60$.
Campaign
Quotes
By United Press International
Vice President Richard M.
Nixon:
(At Boston): "Well, let me
tell you something - when it
comes to their (Democrats)
promises to the American peo
ple, our opponents have a
performance gap as wide as
the dangerous missile gap
which they handed over to
President Eisenhower to
straighten out along with the
rest of the debris they left be
hind.
'.'Let's think back to the
Kennedy Congress of only a
month ago, and then measure
the credentials of our op
ponents. There were two
Democrats in that Congress
for every Republican.
"And so, with this over
whelming legislative power
the greatest in a quarter of a
century - how did Senator
Kennedy do?
(Scoring Kennedy for fail
ure to win passage of mini
mum wage, aid to education,
and housing legislation): "So,
summing up, what does this
mean? I say that a monumen
tal failure is no recommenda
tion for success, I say a lead-
ership default of a month ago
in the Congress is a weak reed
on which to base a claim to
the biggest job of all."
"I say that high hopes, high
spirit and lofty expressions,
while of themsleves com
mendable, are poor substitutes
for solid performance. No,
America is not going to turn
back. We will not sink our
selves back into Inflation. We
will not take back govern
ment controls."
Sen. John F. Kennedy:
(At Syracuse, N.Y.): "Stand
ing up to Khrushchev in de
bate is not enough. We have
concentrated on his objectives
- and forgotten our own.
"When he grins we invite
him to Camp David. When he
growls we restrict him to Man
hattan. I am tired of reading
every morning what Mr.
Khrushchev is doing, or what
Mr. Castro is doing. I want
to read what the President
of the United States is doing."
(He ticked off these U.S.
setbacks in the international
arena in the last year): "The
summit meeting was a fiasco,
and our President was insult
ed in a manner every Ameri-
can resented. The President's
trip to Russia was abruptly
canceled by his hosts . . . The
Berlin crisis is worse instead
of better. The negotiations on
nuclear testing are as far
apart as ever. The talks on
disarmament have been called
off."
"We have been repeatedly
reassured by Mr. Nixon - in
glowing, sugar-coated terms
that we have nothing to
worry about in arms, science
or space - that we have
achieved peace without sur
render . . . and that the anti
American riots in Latin
America and Japan were ac
tually indications that the
Communists were afraid to
face us."
"If you are concerned with
the Republican tendency to
react instead of act . . . then I
suggest you consider more
closely the foreign policy ex
perience of their presidential
nominee."
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