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Police Nip Plot
To Bomb Kennedy
Palm Beach, Fla. -IUPII- A
mental patient who had dyna
mite and blasting caps in his
car has been arrested for
threatening to make himself a
human bomb to kill President
elect John F, Kennedy, feder
al authorities disclosed today,
i The slight, white-haired
man told authorities he was a
Roman Catholic and he felt
Kencndy was "a hypocrite"
about their religion. He men
tioned a campaign speech In
Texas where Kennedy had
said he would honor responsi
bilities to the nation rather
than , to his church if the
choice arose.
"In a way I'm glad It
turned out the way it has, but
I don't like the publicity," fed
eral agents quoted him as
saying.
He was identified as Rich
ard Paul Pavlick, 73, a former
postal clerk from Belmont,
N. H.
Sent Threatening Letter
Federal agents said Pavlick
denied any intention to kill
the president-elect. They said
the threat had been made in
a letter intercepted by postal
authorities Dec. 9.
John Marshall, Miami Se
cret Service agent, said Pav
lick "never made contact"
with Kennedy. Kennedy was
in Washington when Pavlick
was arrested. The president
elect's wife and two children
were here in the home of Ken
nedy's father.
Alerted by the post office,
Secret Service agents had
been hunting Pavlick for
days. They learned he had
sold all his property at his
home in Belmont and gone
to Washington.
Explosive in Car
A search of his ear turned
up dynamite, blasting, caps,
wiring and other materials
that could be used for a bomb
The materials had not been
fashioned Into a bomb, how
ever. Authorities took Pavlick be
fore .a U. S. commissioner
Thursday night on a com
plaint which said, "The de
fendant indicated he was go-
ing to make himself a human
bomb and destroy himself and
the president-elect John F.
Kennedy . . .
Pavlick was charged with
violating a federal law which
makes it a crime to threaten
the president, president-elect
or vice president. The penalty
on conviction is a $1,000 fine
or five years in prison or
both.
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AGRICULTURE SECRETARY President- he has appointed Minnesota Gov. Orville
elect John F. Kennedy is shown as he Freeman, right, secretary of agriculture in
announced to newsmen late Thursday that his administration. (UPI Telephoto)
Strong Programs Seen Best
Approach To Farm Problems
Washington -(UPI)- Gov. Or-
villo Freeman, newly named
agriculture secretary, agrees
with President-elect John F.
Kennedy that strong govern
ment programs are the best
approach to solving the com
plex farm problem.
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wind which carried a para
chuting jet pilot out to sea
also was a factor in his speedy
rescue, the Air Force said to
day.
First Lt. Joseph P. Rios, 25
Brooklyn, N.Y., was -plucked
horn the Pacific by a helicop
ter 30 minutes after he bailed
out of his crippled FI02 Delta
Dagger interceptor about 80
miles west -of here Thursday
afternoon near Rockaway.
Rios said he hoped to land
on the beach but the east wind
carried him nearly a mile out
to sea as he drifted down from
15,000 feet in his parachute.
He hud sent out a Mayday
distress signal after a muffled
explosion In the after section
of the fighter. His wlngman,
Maj. Doyle P. Thompson, re
ported flames indicating a
malfunction.
Engine Shut Off
Rios said he shut down the
engine to avoid a possible
major explosion. 1 might
have glided back to base, but
I didn t want to risk crashing
and endangering some com
munity," he said.
He was rescued by a heli
copter from the Portland air
base. The gusty cast winds
helped 'he copter reach the
area swiftly, the Air Force
said. Major Thompson circled
the area where Rios was drift
ing in his one-man rubber
dinghy until the rescue.
Lt. Rios snid "everything
worked perfectly" In the bail
out after he picked an open
stretch of beach and headed
the jet out to sea, where it
crashed and sank.
But, he added, "This Isn't
any time to go swimming In
the ocean. 1 was so cold
couldn t say anything when
the helicopter picked me out
of the water.
Rios, a bachelor, was treat
ed for shock en route back to
base but later was pronounced
in good condition.
The 42-year-old Minnesota
governor rushed to Washing
ton aboard a National Guard
plane Thursday to accept
Kennedy's appointment to the
agriculture post.
Freeman quickly demon
strated that he was aware of
the staggering task confront
ing hlm-to cut costly crop sur
pluses and raise farmers' de
clining incomes.
Two-Thirds Hungry
With two-thirds of the peo
ple around the world going to
bed hungry every night, the
problem of agriculture is a
world problem," the intense,
dark-haired appointee told re
porters.
Agriculture Secretary Ezra
T. Benson, the man Freeman
will replace Jan. 20, sent a
telegram expressing "congrat
ulations on your selection as
secretary of agriculture. Be
assured of my cooperation in
assisting you to assume your
new duties."
Freeman, a three-term gov
ernor, is expected to fit well
Into the Kennedy team of rel
atively young, bright adminis
trators. He holds a Phi Beta
Kappa key earned at the Uni
versity of Minnesota.
He and Kennedy see the
farm problom the same way.
Freeman is an advocate , of
strong federal controls on out
put. He favors farm produc
tion geared to demand.
In accepting the agriculture
post Freman outlined a three
point policy calling for a
boost In farm income, a cut
in surpluses and shipment of
U.S. farm abundance abroad
as a weapon for peace. He rec
ommended: -"P rograms lo insure
enough food and fiber for all
Americans."
-"Programs that will assure
the efficient American family
farm the opportunity to
achieve parity of income,
without exploiting either con
sumers or taxpayers."
-"Programs to utilize our
agricultural abundance to
meet human needs here and
abroad ..."
Elizabeth Taylor's
Teeth Said 'Beautiful'
Hollywood-flJPD-Eddie Fish
er says there's nothing at all
wrong with Elizabeth Tay
lor's teeth - im fact, they're
almost "as beautiful as her
eyes.
The singer said he was tired
of rumors that his beautiful
actress wife faced losing all
her teeth.
'We came in from Palm
Springs to see the dentist, all
right," said Fisher Thursday.
'Elizabeth just had a couple
of teeth filled."
Rogue Valley Edition
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MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1960
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State, Linn County
In Trade of Roads
Corvallis - HOT - Corvallls
City Manager John F. Porter
said Thursday the Oregon
Highway Department has
taken over control of the 20
mile Corvallls-Lcbanon cutoff
in a trade of roads with Linn
county.
Porter said the trade opens
the way for stale improve
ment of the road. Slate high
way engineers said earlier
they are drawing plans for a
bridge over the Willamette
river at Corvallis that would
be part of the highway.
Porter said the Lebanon
cutoff has shown a marked in
crease in traffic since the
opening of the Albany-Eugene
section of the Pacific freeway.
A section of the old east
side Albany Corvallis road
known as Riverside dr. and a
highway in the Mills City
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New York - IUPD - Stocks
capped four straight sessions
of indecision today with a
fine show of strength. Key
pivotal and blue chip issues
were particularly strong.
Steel gains ran to more than
2 in U.S. Steel, chemicals to
more than 2 in Du Pont, Al
lied and Union Carbide, air
crafts to 2 in Martin, alumi
nums to over 1 in Alcoa, cop
pers to 1 in Anaconda and
building materials to more
than 4 in U.S. Gypsum.
DOW -JONES AVERAGES
New York-IUPII-Dow-Jones
final slock averages: 30 in
dustrials 617.78. up 7.02) 20
railroads 127.86, up 0.88; 15
utilities 98.22, up 0.58, and
65 stocks 204.50. up 1.92.
Sales today were about 3.77
million (hares compared
with 3.66 million shares
Thursday.
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Allied Chemical
Alum Co. Am
American Can
American Motors
AT&T
Anaconda Copper
Armco Steel
Bendix Corp
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Air
Caterpillar Corp
Chrysler Corp
Continental Can
Crown Zellerbach
Curtiss Wrishl .
Dow Chemical
Du Pont
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Eastman Kodak 113'a
Firestone 34
General Electric 76
General Foods 74Sk
General Motors 4 Hi
Georgia Pacific 52 7s
Graham Paige I3.
Greyhound 20 U
Gulf Oil 31 ?,
Homcstake Mining 47
Idaho Power 52
I. B. M , 596 V,
Int. Paper 023i
Johns Manvllle SO 3.
Kennecott Copper 75
Lockheed Aircraft 28
Montana Power 30
Montgomery Ward 27
Nafl Biscuit 71,i
New York Central 15Ti
Pac Gas & Elec 701t
Penney. J. C 43
Penn P.R 11
Radio Corporation 54' i
Richfield Oil .. 85',
Safeway - 372
Sears 55
Shell Oil 3B'.i
Socony Mobil Oil 37
Southern Co. 4B
Southern Pacific in3.
Standard California 4014
Standard Indiana 45
Standard N J. 39
Sun Mines 7
Texas Co Sl
Texas Gulf Sulfur v 103
Texas Pac Land Trust 16'.,
Transamcrica 26sa
Trans World Air 13 'i
Tri-Continental 30
Union Carbide 124
Union Pacific 27
United Aircralt 31
United Air Lines 35
U. S. Rubber 46
U. S. Steel 78
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