Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 19, 1960, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER It. 19S0 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE. 7 Quotes From the News Sen. Fong Asks Suooort tor Nixon . j Sacramento, Calif WWf, BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL New York Casey Stengel, on his dismissal as manager of the New York Yankees baseball team: "I was told that my services will not ba desired any longer." Sen. Hiram Fong (R-HawiUfc asked his California relative today to back Vice President Richard M. Nixon for th presidency and that eoulej be a deciding factor. Littleton, N.H:-Attorney Thomas E. Flynn Jr., when asked by a federal judge whether Vice President Richard Nixon could appear to testify at a tax evasion trial: "I don't know. Your Honor, he's a vary busy man thai days." Fong said he hai 2,000 cousins in California. Wilmington, Del. Vice President Nixon on whether Sen. Kennedy uses notes during the next television debate: "I'm going to announce tomorrow that ha can not only bring notes but the Encyclopedia Brltanica and all his speech writers to iha next debate." LUMUMBA SEEKS SUPPORT With hclmeted, armed UN troops guarding him, deposed Congo Premier Patrice Lu mumba tries to drum up support as he makes a tour of cafes at Leopoldville. Lumumba called on the populace to rally behind him and claimed he was taking power once again. (UPI Telephoto) Candidates Review Proposed Changes in Governing Ashland Ashland - Proposed city government changes and a re view of current policies were presented to the Ashland Chamber of Commerce by seven candidates for city offices at the chamber's week ly noon luncheon Tuesday at the Mark Antony hotel. Four mayor and-three city council candidates discussed possible changes and the cur rent conditions ' of the city government. ' t W. R. Brown, candidate for mayor, advocated a city man ager form of government for Ashland. He 1 also proposed that city employees be classi fied under civil service. In addition, Brown suggested that city employees should live within the city limits. Propose Open Hearings. Russell Osborn, mayor can didate, ' also advocated city manager government, Osborn also proposed open hearings for establishing public utility rates, in addition, Osborn said that a reserve city police force should be formed.. Glenn Revel, candidate for mayor, stated that he was op posed to city manager govern ment for .Ashland. Revel said he favored city inspection of buildings and elimination of billboards in the city. R. L. Neill, Ashland mayor, reviewed programs initiated during his seven years in office. He cited the new hos pital, Improved city streets, and newly-remodeled city hall as projects carried out during his terms. Calls for Economy . George Jones, city council candidate, called for more economy in the, city govern ment. Council Candidate Duane Baker said the council should re-evaluate current policies regarding subdivisions in the city. "Currently the tax pay ers are paying for privately IUE Authorized To Settle Strike New York -(UPD- Interna tional Union of Electrical Workers negotiators meet General Electrit officials to day with blank check author ity to settle the 18-day strike on whatever terms . they see fit. ! ' ' But General Electric indi cated it would not alter the contract proposals it made Aug. 30, which the IUE has rejected. - ' -j - . ' The Union's GE conference board, faced with a defection by its largest local and back-to-work sentiment elsewhere, Tuesday approved union pres ident James B. Carey's pro posal that :'the . negotiating committee be given full au thority to sign a new pact without prior approval by the conference board. The blank check, however, is good only until Sunday. If ho agreement has been reach ed by then, the conference " board will hold another meet ing a week from today. The IUE has demanded a tv-year contract with 3V4 par cent wage increases each year. GE's Aug. 30 offer was a three -year contract with wage hikes of 3 per cent im mediately and 4 per cent, in April, 1962. . , RecordsQ.aii been lost, so it's not knownxlefinltely who vere the first riders on April i iDftn the riav the Ponv developed subdivisions," Bak- Emmet Whitham, council incumbent, urged citizens to take a more active part in their city government. Actress Judy Holliday Undergoes Surgery New York (UPD Actress Judy Holliday was reported in good condition today at Columbia-Presbyterian hospi tal where she underwent sur gery for a nonmalignant throat tumor. A spokesman for Miss Hol liday said she was expected to remain in the hospital for at least two weeks. Miss Hol liday was operated on Tuesday. ADMIRAL VISITS QUEMOY Taipei, Formosa (UPD Vice Adra. Charles D. Griffin, commander of the U.S. 7th Fleet, visited the National Chinese offshore island of Quemoy Tuesday. He told a news conference . he would not comment on Quemoy and Matsu before the presiden tial elections. ,: , Harbinger of ' spring, : the North American Robin, is larger than the Red-Breasted Robins of Europe, New York Sen. Kennedy calling for a fifth TV debate shortly before the Nov. 8 election: . "If he (Nixon) persists in his refusal to iaca m again. th American people will have to dacida why as ihay entar the final 18 days of the campaign." Vehicles Offered At Public Auction , About 44 motor vehicles will be sold at a public auc tion at 10 a.m. Oct. 25 by the forest service, according to D. S. O'Leary, administrative assistant. , , ". ; The vehicles Include all types of trucks which will 'be on display for inspection from 9' a.m. until 4 p.m. Friday, Oct. 21, and Monday, Oct. 24, at forest service warehouse on East McAndrews rd. The auction will be held at the warehouse, O'Leary said. Additional information may be obtained from the Rogue River National forest head quarters in the Medford post office building. California is expected to be the most populated state in the year 1970. Projections esti mate it will pave zu.zus.uuu residents by that time, a quar ter of a million more than esiimated for .New York! TV-RADIO REVENUE UP Washington (UPD The Fed- era! Communications ' Com mission reports that revenues of the broadcasting industry totaled. $1.7 billion in 1959, or 11 per cent more than the previous year. Revenues for television amounted to $1.16 billion s and radio revenue $560 million. Brigitfe Bardot Returns to Paris Paris -(UPD- Brigitte Bardot returned to her Paris apart ment Tuesday, tanned and healthy and apparently recov ered from her suicide attempt earlier this month. The 26 -year -old actress spent 10 days in St. Tropez, part of the time in a clinic, and two days at her luxury cottage near Paris. 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