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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1960)
, "v."- ' t vti, ; k . V ' ' k J iff''-' J v r TAKES OFFICE OATH Stale Treasurer Howard Belton, center, is sworn in for a four year term by Oregon Supreme Court Chief Justice William McAllister at Salem. Secretary of State Howell Appling awaits his turn. (UP1 Telephoto) Cuba Says Rocket Fragment Shower Part of U.S. Plot Havana -(UPll- Premier Fidel Caslro's government charged . Thursday night Ihe accidental shower of rocket fragments that fell on eastern Cuba last week was part of a "tremcn dous U.S. -supported plot' auainst Cuba. A protest note handed to U.S. Charge D'Affaires Daniel sea S iS3 1 'til Christmas! 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The note was largely a re hash of Castroitc charges blaming the United States for virtually every act of opposi tion to the Castro regime which has been formally rec ognized as "Communist-con trolled" by U. S. authorities. Earlier reports from Cen tral Cuba told of new fighting in the Corralillo area, 110 miles east of Havana, where a daylong battle between Cas- troite troops and anti-govern ment guerrillas was reported Tuesday. Uiing Heavy Mortars The Castroites wore report ed using heavy mortars aiiainst their foes at Corra lillo. There was no report of casualties, nor was there any Indication of the size of the forces involved. Corralillo lies in open coun try, less than 7 miles from the north coast, and there was speculation Thursday that the anti-govcrnmeni lorccs were invaders. Reports from the scene, nowever, ncscnoea them as inmates of a collec tive farm who had risen against the government. The farmers were saia 10 rje angered by Castro's failure to imDrove their lot and by de mands that they take military traininB during their free time. The government, following the traditional Cuban custom nf announcing only victories, made no official mention ot the Corralillo battle. Algerian Students Rioting Algiers, Algeria -lUPIi-Thou- sands of French students stormed thrpugh the streets of Oran and Algiers today in wild battles wiih police in protest against the arrival of Gen. Charles de Gaulle to plead for Algeria's semi-independence. There were shouts of "De Gaulle to the gallows" and keep Algeria French by French colonials who have threatened to rebel against the president. Their militant French Algeria Front issued a defiant communique: "The moment has come. Tomorrow it will be too late." The colonials called a gen eral strike throughout Algeria while 10,000 students battled for hours In Algiers and 4,000 battled in Oran with police who used tear gas and clubs against them and brought up tanks to guard key intersec tions. Algiers has always been the focal point for the "keep Al geria French" extremists and the rioting was the worst in many months. Youths from the universities surged through the streets, overturn ed and burned buses and cars and hurled rocks at the hard pressed gendarmes. Students fought a three hour pitched battle with po lice in the heart of Algiers. After a brief lunchtime lull they reformed their ranks and 2,000 L-f them attacked police along the Rue Michelet, the main thoroughfare which leads up from the harbor area through the main business dis trict. De Gaulle landed at Zenata Airfield near Tlemcen in ex treme western Algeria, away from the storm centers of violence, but quickly ran into Stock Prices Hold To Steady Pace; IBM Occupies Spotlight New York-IUPD-Stock prices held a generally steady pace today. International Business Ma chines took the spotlight with a gain of more than 3 points to a new high. DOW-JONES AVERAGES New York - (DPU - Dow Jones final stock averages! 30 industrials 60S.17, up 0.55; 20 railroads 126.74, off 0.09; 15 utilities 96.65, off 0.11 and 65 stocks 200.9B, up 0.03. Sales Thursday were about 3.54 million hares compered with 3.66 million shares Wednesday, Thuriday'i prices on lelected hock: 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. txd) .. 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WATCH BANDS The most talked bout Watch Band (gift wrapped) $495 Thornton Looks Info Denial Plan Decision Sulem (UPll Attorney Gene ral Robert Y. Thornton said Thursday lie is "reviewing" nil opinion this week that the dental service plan offered by Dental Services, Inc., consti tutes the "unauthorized prac tice of dentistry by a corpora lion." Thornton said a hearing was held in Salem Thursday and attorneys for the corporation contended that Thornton's opinion "failed to take into account certain additional fuels which the corporation's counsel considered to be of critical significance." Normal Practice This is our normal prac Sinc.,l 1945 4 WE GIVE $ 5 cia rr i a n 3V UUL L.A l I STAMPS Charges Dismissed Against Kelsey Charges against Theodore Ervin Kelsey, 40, a guest at the Cactus Motel, 934 South Riverside ave., were dis missed by the district court Wednesday after the district attorney had requested he be released from custody. Kelsey was arrested by lo cal authorities Saturday on charges of being a fugitive from justice. A warrant in Fresno, Calif., charged him with safe burglary. During his arraignment in district court Monday, Kelsey requested a hearing on the fugitive charge. The hearing was set for Wednesday In district court. Tuesday, Kel scy's attorney, Robert H, Grant, filed a writ of habeas corpus, which was denied by Circuit Judge James M, Main. Deputy District Attorney Brian Mullen reported that by the time of the hearing Wednesday they had received information that California authorities would not press charges against Kelsey due to Insufficient evidence. It was then that Mullen asked the court to release Kelsey. Texas Gulf Sulfur Tex Pac Land Trust , Transamerica Trans World Air Trl-Continental Ixd) Union Caroide union Pacific United Aircraft United Air Lines U. S. Hubber U. 5. steel .... Youngstown S Ac T 17 .. 165i 24'4 1314 3614 119'i 2014 .. 37 'i 35'4 . 43 7414 8814 a demonstration at Ain Te- mouchent by both French and Moslems. Later, in a speech he told the demonstrators their cries and clamor "signify nothing." He told them "This Algeria, your Algeria, is undergoing a transformation" of its souls and its personality and that an Algerian Algeria "appears a little more clearly every day." Then in disdain for the demonstrators who shouted both for and against him, de Gaulle, dressed in the uni form of a general, walked through the milling crowd while special security guards and local gendarmes nervous ly fingered their weapons. The speech at Ain Temou chent was his first major one of his six-day visit. Regional Edition Page 2A MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1960 Broiler Growers Hold Meeting Here Charles Fisher, Oregon lice whenever a complaint is ' lc , .. ... , i Corvallis, was among speak JEWELER 129 So. Centra made by any citizen adverse ly affected by a ruling or opinion of this office." Thorn ton said. "We always hear the complainant's objections and review the opinion for pos sible error of facts or law." In Portland. Robert J. Yeo man, president of Dental Serv ices. Inc., said "We are natu rally pleased with this latest action by the attorney gene ral, and we are certain that when all the facts are brought before his office, the legality of Dental Services, Inc., will be established beyond doubt. Yeoman said that many months had been spent In de veloping what he called the "family dental health plan" before a single membership was offered the public. CONSERVATIVE DIES Kingston, Ont.-iUni-Haydon Stanton, 62, conservative member of Parliament for Leeds, Ont., died Thursday, ers at a meeting of the Rogue Valley Broiler Growers asso ciation recently In Medford Other speakers included Steve Brophy, manager of the Oregon State Fryer commis sion, Salem, and Burt Searl Mololla, and David St. John Gcrvals, commissioners. The speakers pointed out that the fryer industry in Oregon exceeds 12 million birds per year. They com pared the state industry with the industry in the east, where they had travelled recently They said that growers In Oregon must work to Impress the public to purchase Oregon grown fryers. NO PAYMENTS TILL MARCH New er Used Call Lea and Sea l, A&Vv "wt) pt( xm ' 'nil III 'j ylS i .! 4- t f I . f. r , I ; 3.49 , fl 1 ! - 3U? i! i A- i I I i N. I! :, i f. r' v-t- v v. f ' i ' 029 749 LaPoinle'i Magic Price She will love a sleek and beautiful nylon tricot slip, trimmed with lace and emproidery. 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