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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
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Braddock just before mid
night took no notice of the
U.S. request that the rocket
fragments be returned lor
study, It had been reported
earlier that the Castro regime
might hand them over to So'
vtct space experts.
An unsuccessfully launched
Thor-Able-Star rocket was de
stroyed in flight high over the
Atlantic. An assortment of
fragments fell in a farm area
outside the city of Holguin.
Although no human cjual
tics were caused and damage
was minor, the Castro regime
charged one of the fragments
killed a cow.
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
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30 industrials 60S.17, up
0.55; 20 railroads 126.74, off
0.09; 15 utilities 96.65, off
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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."
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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.
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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.
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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
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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.
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