Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 02, 1960, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMedford ing Listed in Hatfield's Six-Year Capital Construction Program Salem -(UPD- The governor's I of $85 million for the years led by the 1859 legislature, isltlve approval. budget Thursday was accom- 1961-67, first of Its kind in to provide budget planning The total expenditures panied by a proposed tix-year Oregon, for future construction. All of would be: 1B61-63, $28,883 capital construction program! Purpose of the study, order-1 the proposals require legisla-l 043; 1983-65, $31,050,988; and for NOT THIS YEAR! No hurly-burly, rush and scramble, last minute fret ting, will he like it?, will it fit her?, can I exchange it? ... . BUY JUST ONE NICE GIFT TOGETHER!! (Start payments in March) lift? ,j 59995 i Ths MOUNT VEKNOM Stereo from G-E . . . available In antique mahog any, walnut and cherry. Record surface is brushed and vacuum cleanedl 100 watt music power amplifier, diamond stylus, 6 speakers, ex quisite cabinetry, simulcast AM-FM radio (tuners). 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She'll like any present, but LOVE a dish washer! Ask the man whose wife owns onel Only G-E gives all the features she wants In a dishwasheri 3-cycle pushbutton con trols; power-shower with "cross-fire" wash ing action; flushaway drain that does away with hand rinsing; and big capacityl Learn the whole Mobile-Maid story , before you buy any other gift! G-E DISHWASHERS From Onlv 209.95 As Little as $9.50 Month We're famous for old "S tasnionea quality servicel i s Have Fun . . . Shop Tomorrow! 115 EAST MAIN TrA To) tr (F$ 1883-87. S29.093.4S1. State office buildings to house branches of various agencies are proposed cities throughout Oregon. all ftn Ktorv Buildings recommended for the 1981-83 bicnnlum, and their cost, include; Klamath foil. !.na nnn. Aatnria S187 000; La Grande $124,000; Bak er Slie.oou; and me Danes $134,000. All would be one story. Proposed tenants of the 1081-8.1 hranch buildings are Klamath Falls - employment, agriculture, parole, welfare, tax, liquor and liquor enforce ment; Astoria - nsn commis sion, parole, welfare, tax, em ployment; La Grande - em ployment, liquor enforcement, tax, welfare, parole; Baker - geology and mineral indus tries, welfare, employment, liquor enforcement and pa role; The Dalles-employment, liquor enforcement, parole, welfare and tax agencies. Tenants of the branches planned from 1983 through 1967 have not been deter mlnri. Locations and estimated cost for state buildings for lasa.fls r: HU'sboro S280 nnn. MprtfnrH 183.000: Bend $134,000; and Roseburg $128,- 000. Arinti Piu Named Buildings for 1965-87: Coos Bay t North Bend $2U3,uuu; Grants Pass $130,000; Mc Minnville $126,000; and Salem $220,000. The schedule calls lor con struction of a $2.7 million tt transportation building in the capltol mall in 1963-65; a new Supreme Court building in the mall in 1963-65 at a cost of $2 million; and a wing to the capltol building in 1963- 65. Th ni-ncfrom envisions 50.9 million worth of higher edu cation facilities through 1967. At University of Oregon this includes five more dormitories and a new football stadium in 1963-65 costing $1.2 million. At nrpsnn State this in cludes a $2.3 million library in 1961 - 63, administration building and three dorms. Cost ot new campus de velopment at Oregon Techni cal Institute, ruamatn rails, for the six years is estimated at $6 million. Medford Tribune Regional Edition Page 2A ASSISTANCE SLASHED Salpm - (UPII - Under Gov. Mark Hatfield's 1961-63 budg et plan, old age assistance grant payments would be slashed by $2,469,519. Even at that, the Item would still be the biggest in the state welfare program-$18,647,520. He is recommending a total program of $100.5 million for the next bicnnlum, an in crease nf $13.3 million over the present but including a $13 million medicare plan - medical case for those aged not on old age assistance. The second biggest item In welfare would be aid to de pendent children, $18,626,400, also cut from the present lev el of $19.1 million. Increases are called for in both old age medical care and aid to dependent children. OFFICE FORCE INCREASE Salem-rtlPD-Gov. Mark Hat field has asked the 1961 legis lature to increase his office force because of an increased work load. Hatfield's budget asks for one more executive assistant, two more full-time stenogra phers and two part-time ste nographers for periods of six months each. Excluding part time help this would bring his staff to 16. f GOP LEADERS MEET New York Gov. Nelson A. Rocke feller, left, and Vice President Richard M. Nixon are shown as they entered Nixon's office in the Capitol this morning for a get-together to chart plans for strenthening the Republican party. ' (UPI Telephoto) Rockefeller, Nixon To Work Together For Stronger Party Washington -IliPD-New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller said today that he and Vice Presi dent Richard M. Nixon would work closely together to make the Republican party "a con structive minority force while the Kennedy adminis tration is in office. Rockefeller made the state ment following a breakfast conference with Nixon in his office at the Capitol. It was their first meeting since the election. Problems Recognised Rockefeller said he and Nixon "recognize the magni tude of the problems - both national and international - which this country faces" and plan to keep in touch with each other on these matters. Rockefeller strongly denied that he was engaged in any sort of a power struggle with Nixon lor leadership of the Republican party. Dick is obviously the titu lar leader of the party because he was the last person to be nominated by the Republican National Convention," the governor said. One reporter told Rocke feller he had been described a cloud on the horizon of Richard Nixon." Rockefeller smilingly com mented, "Well, that's a poetic thought we could let pass over the horizon." During his talk with news men, Rockefeller also re ferred to Sen. Thruston B. Morton of Kentucky as "head of the party" in his capacity as Republican national chair man. He said he thought Morton should continue in the post because he has done an "out standing job" and "has shown the capacity to work with all elements of the party." Doesn't Agra Rockefeller said he couldn't agree with Morton's descrip tion that the Nov. 8 election was a "national disgrace" be cause of alleged voting irregu larities in some areas. "Frankly," he said, "I don't know enough about the details of the charges." The governor declined after a meeting with President Eis enhower Thursday to agree that Nixon was the "natural" choice for the - Republican presidential nomination four years from now. By implica tion, Rockefeller did not rule out his own chances of captur ing the nomination. Du Pont Up Around 2; Others Improve New York (UPD Stocks got an early lift today, their first In five sessions. Du Pont ran up around 2 points while a number of oth er blue chips improved by fractions. Mrnlr wae strnntf in the drugs, gaining around 2 points, while Polaroid rose more than 1 in the cameras and Cities Service a point in the oils. REQUEST REJECTED Salem-(UPD-Gov. Mark Hat field has rejected Attorney General Robert Y. Thornton's request for funds to conduct an experimental crime pre vention program in Oregon. Hatfield's 1961-63 budget con tains no money for It. MAPLE REHIRED Salem-IUPD- Howard Maple, who has been manager of the Oregon State Fair since 1957, has been rehired for 1961 by the State Fair commission. His annual salary will con tinue at $7,500. The commis sion' indicated It would like to give him a pay boost but added this is controlled by statute and can only be chang ed by the legislature. Gov. Mark Hatfield made no specific recommendations of pay raises for any state em ployee but Maple could get a raise under the $15 million Hatfield recommends for gen eral raises for state em ployees. Hatfield provided another $62,000 in his 1961-63 budget for maintenance of buildings and grounds at the state fair grounds here but cut S4.500 from the publicity budget, making it $37,500. The total recommended fair budget for the next biennium it $1,088,418 compared to the prwent $978,135. DOW-JONES AVERAGES Nw York-(UN)-Dow-Joni final slock averages: 30 in dustrials 594.56, off 2.66: 20 railroads 127.88. off 1.46; 15 utilities 95.48, up 0.29 and 65 stocks 198.72, off 0.80. Sales Thursday ware about 3.09 million shares com pared with 3.08 million shares Wednesday. Thursday' price on selected siocks: Allied Chemical Alum Co. Am American Can American Motors AT&T Anaconda Copper Armco Steel Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Boeing Air .... Caterpillar Corp Chrysler Corp Continental Can Crown Zellerbach Curtis Wright Dow Chemical Du Pont Eastman Kodak ..: Firestone General Electric General Foods General Motors Georgia Pacific Graham Paige Greyhound Gull Oil Homestake Mining Idaho Power IB M Int. Paper xd) Johns Manvliie Kcnnecott Copper Lockheed Aircraft Montana Power Co. ., Montgomery Ward .... Nat'! Biscuit .. 49 V, .. Oils .. 31 .. 19' li'.'i .. 44 .. 63 .. 62 .. 377, .. sev, .. mr, .. 38i .. 31'. .. 48' a 15 ... 73 , ..183 .109 - 34i .. 7S' ... 68 .. 40 T, .. 49'i .. HI ... ami ... 47 "I ... 49 Vt 33 7S, .. 26 ... 29 .. 27 77 VAULT CENTER Columbus Ohio manufac tures about two-thirds of all the safes and vaults produced annualy In the United States SHADE NEEDED New Orleans - Mink farms need shade as sunlight Is apt to "rust" live mink fur. MAIN EXPORTS Newsprint it Canada's big gest export, followed by wheat. New York Central Pac G & El Penney. J. C Penn P.R Radio Corporation Richfield Oil Safeway Scars Shell Oil ; Socony Mobil Oil Southern Co Southern Pacific Standard California Standard Indiana Standard N.J Sun Mines Texas Co Texas Gulf Sulfur Tex Pac Land Trust Tranaamerica ..... Trans World A1r Trl-Contlnental .... Union Carbide Union Pacific United Aircraft United Air Lines U. S. Rubber U. S. Steel Youngstown S Se T - .. 40 Vs .. mi .. 38 U .. 86 i .. 3714 .. 54 "i .. W. 37 - 454s - 19'i .. 45 .. 44 ?i .. iVt .. 714 .. 0 - 1SV, .. lS'.i - 24 .. 12 .. MV. ..11V .. 28 (4 .. 3SVt .. 3.1 ",4 .. 42 .. 7114 .. IT Kennedy Baby Gets Incubator Respite Washington -(UPD- One-week'- old John F. Kennedy Jr. will be taken out of his incubator for a while today "to see how he behaves," his doctor re ported. Dr. Edward B. Broocks said the infant son of the presi dent-elect will be moved to an ordinary basinet." The pediatrician said the boy is just about ready to come out of the incubator permanently. "I don't look for any trouble now," he added. The boy's mother, Jacque line Kennedy, is equally on the road to recovery. Mrs. Kennedy fed her son by bottle twice Thursday. ORDERED TO SHOOT Havana -HOT- Hundreds of militiamen with orders to "shoot to kill" suspicious per sons prowled the streets here Thursday, determined to pre vent any repetition of the terror bombing which black' ed out a fifth of Havana for 7 hours. ARRAIGNED IN COURT Cloye Eugene Adams, 35 Prospect, was arraigned in circuit court Wednesday be fore Judge James M. Main on a charge of rape. The court appointed James Redden his attorney. Adams is being held in the county jail with bail Mt it $5,000. IT'S A WftMIItrUl STtit Saturday Check List OF GOOD VALUES Nylon Shtor Party Dresses . Only $12.95 ... an outstanding value. Printod nylon shear over taffeta gives irridescent touch to this floral print. Self flower and velvet bow at belt. Petite crushed sleeves, sabrina neck line, low back. Lilac or blue. Shop Fri day nights until 9. Gilded Cotton Dresses Only $17.95 ... an outstanding value. Gold print casual dresses with notched collar, push up sleeves and cluster pleated skirt. Silken lustre cotton. Dressy Maternity Jackets Only $5.79 . . . should be much more. Striped taffeta with woven dots, new balloon sleeves, cute Empire yoke effect with grosgrain bow. Black and white stripe, grey and white stripe with red or blue woven dots. Visit La Pointe's stork nook. Beby Dolls Only $3.49 . . . should be much more. Sheer nylon over nylon tricot baby dolls. Small puff sleeves, lace insertions in yoke. 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Cashmere Coats Only $48.00 . . . compare at $79.95. Downy soft imported cashmere. Styles of real elegance. Hand detailed throughout. Beige, bamboo or black. It's worth a trip to shop LaPointe's. Bulky Orion Sweaters Only $5.98 . . . nationally much higher. 100 orlon bulky sweaters in a deep shell type knit. Banded collar and waistline. 7 button closing. In white and black and a wonderful assort ment of colors to wear oyer your Holiday and Spring separates and dresses. Perfect for gift giving. Wool Capri Pants Only $10.98 . . . nationally $12.98. A beautiful collection of fine, feather weight wool in elegant plaids, tweeds and stripes. Many imported fabrics. Many pants with hidden tippers. All completely lined. Wide selection of colors and patterns.