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Mail Tribune Man Appointed Juror For Pulitzer Award in Journalism New York-flJPD-Thlrty news executives, Including Eric W. Allen Jr., managing editor of the Medford, Ore., Mail Trib une, have been apponted Pulitzer Prize journalism jur ors for 1961, Columbia Uni versity President Grayson Kirk announced Sunday.- The editors will assemble at Columbia March 9-10 for the judging process and their rec ommendations in eight jour nalism categories will be for warded for final selection and approval to , the advisory board on the Pulitzer prizes and the university's board of trustees. To Consider Entries The jurors will consider en tries for the Pulitzer prizes In the categories of public service, local reporting under edition pressure, local report ing not under edition pres sure, national reporting, in ternational reporting, edito rial writing, cartoonists' work and news photography. The jurors submit two to five recommendations in each category, without necessarily indicating order of preference, to the advisory board, which may select, accept or reject them. In addition to Allen, the 1961 Pulitzer journalism jur ors are: Newton Aiken, editor, Bal timore (Md,). Evening Sun. Samuel G. Blackman, gen eral news editor, Associated Press. Lenoir Chambers, editor, Norfolk Virginian-Pilot. . Howard C. Cleavinger, man aging editor, Spokane Daily Chronicle. Emmett Dedmon, managing editor, Chicago Sun-Times. Everest P. Derthick, man aging editor, Cleveland Plain Dealer; Raymond Fanning, execu tive editor, Waterbury (Conn.) Republican American, George W. Healy Jr., editor New Orleans Times-Picayune. John R. Herbert, editor, Quincy (Mass.) Patriot-Ledger. Victor O. Jones, managing editor, Boston Globe. Vincent S. Jones, executive editor, Gannett Newspapers, Rochester, N.Y. Julius Klyman, editor, Sun day pictures, St. Louis Post Dispatch, i' , Theron Liddle, managing editor, Deseret News,. Salt Lake City. " Walter Lister, executive editor Philadelphia Bulletin. Ralph McGill, publisher, Atlanta Constitution. Medford Tribune SECTION B MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1961 PAGES 1 to 12 FRIENDS FOR DINNER - Donald (Butch) accepted the invitation. Butch is shown , Ransford, 22,', center, a-marine corporal, carving turkey for his-' guests, from left, surprised his parents by inviting 32 buddies Richard Carsten, Bruce McKenna, Omer to spend the holidays with them. : Four Graves and Les Bartlett at his home in .marines have-arrived arid 11 others have r Park Forest, 111. ' (UPI Telephoto) Felix . McKnight,s executive editor, Dallas Times-Herald. C. A. McKnight, editor, Charlotte (N.C.) Observer. J. Q. Mahaffey, editor, Tex arkana (Texas) Gazette-News. Harry Montgomery, assist ant publisher, Phoenix (Arix.) Republic-Gazette. J. Edward Murray, manag ing editor, Los Angeles Mirror-News. V. M. Newton Jr managing editor, Tampa Tribune.. Frank Orr, editor, Watson ville (Calif.) Register-Pajaron-ian. , ! ' : , Vermont C. Royster, editor, Wall Street , Journal, New York City. ' ; Dwight Sargent, editorial page editor; New York Her ald Tribune.- Lauren K. Soth, editorial page editor, sDes Moines Jteg ister & Tribune. William P. Steven, news ex ecutive, Houston Chronicle. Roger Tatarian, managing editor, United Press Interna tional. , o Vscnce Trimble, news editor, Scripps - Howard Newspaper Alliance, Washington, D.C. Alden W a i t e, president, Venice, (Cali.) Evening Van guard. Also president and di rector, Scan Copley Newspa pers, Los Angeles. Advisory Board The advisory Jjoard on the Pulitzer prizes is as follows: i President Grayson Kirk, Columbia University. Barry Bingham, Louisville Courier-Journal. Erwin D. Canham, Chris tian Science Monitor, Boston. Hodding Carter, The Delta Democrat - Times, Greenville', Miss. Turner Catledge, New York Times. Norman Chandler, Los An geles Times. . J. D. Ferguson, Milwaukee Journal. Kenneth MacDonald, Des Moines Register & Tribune. W. D. Maxwell, Chicago Tribune. Benjamin M. McKelway, Evening Star, Washington, D.C. Paul (Miller, Gannett News papers, Rochester, N.Y, Joseph Pulitzer Jr., St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Louis B. Seltzer, Cleveland Press. John Hohenberg, secretary, Gradute School of Journalism, Columbia University;' f ; :'- Scout News Scout Roundtable "Safe Shooting" will be the February theme highlighted at the Boy Scout Roundtable meeting Thursday, Jan. 5, at the Hecrick Junior High school In Medford at 7:30 p.m. Scoutmasters are invited to bring their guns for exhibit but are asked to please leave the ammunition home. Actual demonstrations will be used to explain the proper way to first steps to take in handling a gun, proper way to carry a gun, handing a gun to another person, crossing a fence, clean ing gun bore and mechanism, sight adjustment, and aiming and holding guns in different positions. A discussion of the forth coming Boy Scout Week and window display will be In cluded in the program, accord ing to Assistant District Com missioner David Harbison. The Boy Scout Roundtables are designed for all Scoutmas ters, assistant Scoutmasters and the troop committeemen who are urged to take advan tage of this training program to aid their local troop program, AWARD FOR BANNISTER Boston-IUPD - Edward (Ted) Kennedy, brother of Presi. dent-elect John F. 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