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Governor Signs OSU Measure;
Health Described as Excellent
Salem - IUPII - Gov. Mark
Hatfield today signed a bill
changing the name of Oregon
State college at Corvallis to
Oregon State University, his
first official act since a five
day hospital stay In Portland
ended Saturday.
Present for the 0:30 a.m.
signing ceremony in Hat
field's office was Dr. A. L.
Strand, president ot the col
lege, which will officially be
come a university 00 days
after the legislature adjourns.
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when that will be, but esti
mates that the session will end
in the latter half of April
would make the change effec
tive toward the end of July.
Hatfield, looking cheerful
and rested after his bout with
what doctors described as "fa
tigue and vertigo, or dizzi
ness," resumed a full work
schedule today.
That included routine ap
pointments, meetings with
legislators, cor respondence
and a news conference sched
uled for mid-afternoon.
Left Hospital Saturday
The governor left the Uni
versity of Oregon Medical
School hospital in Portland
Saturday afternoon, and spent
a quiet week end at his home
Hatfield had entered the
hospital a week ago after
leaving his office following
two spells of dizziness last
Monday morning. .
A full medical report re
leased upon his discharge
from the hospital Saturday
described the governor's
health as "excellent."
Upturn in Nation's Economy Seen
Unlikely Until After Midyear
Washington IUPII Presi
dent Kennedy's Council of
Economic Advisers told Con
gress today the prospect of an
economic upturn does not ap
pear likely "until after mid
year.
Council Chairman Walter
W. Heller, appearing before
the Joint Economic commit
tee, warned that the nation
faces "a stubborn problem of
chronic slack, and the road to
full recovery is a long one."
He called for lower interest
rates on housing mortgages.
Heller said the government
"should not shrink from
launching needed projects be
cause of misplaced fears of
bad timing."
He said that if at the end
of this year the unemploy
ment ratio is still near 7 per
cent, "our fiscal policies
would have lo be viewed with
great concern."
If a lajer new reading of
the economic-fiscal . situation
indicates additional measures
are needed, he said, a tempo
rary income tax cut "offers
one of the most important
methods for fufther economic
stimulus."
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MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1961
Special Situations
Pace Stock Market
New York - IUPII - Slocks,
led by special situations,
showed a slight gain today.
Most quality groups hesitat
ed to participated the upside
movement, however. Autos
ranged from IS to Vs point
higher but steels, oils, rails,
airerafls and chemicals looked
narrowly mixed.
In the electronics sector,
fBM tacked on 3, Havoc VA,
and Beckman 2! while Texas
Instruments slipped 4, Varian
2'S and General Precision
1 Va . IT&T tacked on Vs and
RCA
Electrical equipment shares
firmed with GE ahead ?ft and
Wcstinghouse a lesser frac
tion. Libby-Owens-Ford gain
ed 2 in glass shares. Lehn &
Fink the same in drugs, while
Certain-Teed lost VA In build
ing shares.
Former Political
Boss of GOP Dies
Bristol, Pa.-IUPIl-The Episco
pal burial service was read
today for Joseph R. (Uncle
Joe) Grundy, the man in- the
"smoke-filled room" whose
name became the synonym for
Old Guard republicanism.
Grundy, 1)8, bachelor old-
lime political boss who was
the man behind several U. S.
presidents, died Friday at his
winter home in Nassau, the
Bahamas.
Gruff of voice and lan
guage, Grundy was a top pow
er in national politics for the
first half of the 20th Cen
tury, He exercised behind-the-
scenes control of parly strate
gy from selecting a precinct
captain in his homo stale of
Pennsylvania to naming a
GOP presidential candidate at
a convention.
Kennedy Ponder
Home Peace Corps
Washington - UTP - Presi
dent Kennedy today was con
sidering whether to broaden
his "Peace Corps" to send
trained technicians and other
volunteers Into needy areas
at home ns well as abroad.
The President, elated by the
response to his plan, said Sun
day the administration was
studying t h e possibility of
using Peace Corps members
in sitim and depressed areas
In this country.
The plan, as announced or
iginally by the President
called for Americans to go
overseas without salary to
leach and work with the peo
ples of underdeveloped coun
tries. The volunteers would
get their living expenses paid.
NOW YOU KNOW
United Prest International
The largest desert in the
world it the Sahtra in
North Africa. which coven
more than 3.5million milei.
Amendments to
Clackamas River
Measure Offered
Salem - (UPB - Portland Gen
eral Electric Co. offered ex
tensive amendments today to
a bill that would control ad
verse fluctuations in the level
of the Clackamas river.
The changes were present
ed to the Senate Commerce
and Utilities committee by
Waldemar Seaton, a PGE vice
president.
Sen. Richard Groener (D-
Milwaukie) said the amend
ments would weaken the bill,
SB220. He introduced the or
iginal measure and is a mem
ber of the committee.
The rewrite was so exten
sive the committee voted to
have the separate bill pre
pared. Both versions will be
considered next Monday.
Drownings Cited
, Groener said his bill Is an
outgrowth of two drownings
and "many narrow escapes"
of boaters and swimmers on
the Clackamas river.
He said two PGE projects
on the Clackamas river mill
and North Fork dams, cause
a sudden rise in the river by
as much as one or two feet
at peak power operations and
this is a hazard to the public.
His bill would empower the
state engineer to regulate the
flow of water by a closer de
gree. Groener said the new law
would apply lo all power com
panies in Oregon but only one
other than PGE would be af
fected. This, he said, is Cali
fornia Oregon Power Co. be
cause of fluctuations on the
Klamath river. COPCO Is
merging with Pacific Power
and Light Co.
Kennedy's Refusal
To Assist Parochial
Schools Disputed
Washington-IUPD - President
Kennedy today faced new op
position in Congress over his
refusal to. include assistance
for parochial schools in his
aid-to-education program.
House Democratic Leader
John W. McCormack of Mas
sachusetts split with Kennedy
on the issue Sunday. McCor
mack proposed that construc
tion loans for private schools
be written into the measure.
Kennedy, like McCormack
Foreign Car Sales
Expected To Drop
Washington - IUPII - The
top executive ot Chrysler
Corp. predicted today that
American compact cars would
help chop off 100,000 foreign
imports from the U. S. market
for the second consecutive
year.
Lister L. Colbert, president
and board chairman of Chrys
ler, said he expected foreign
car sales in the United States
lo drop from 500,000 last year
lo 400,000 this year. He said
import sales reached 600,000
in 1359.
In a copyrighted interview
in U. S. News & World Re
port magazine, Colbert said,
"These fads show that the
best way to handle the for
eign car situation is to com
pete with it," rather than to
impose higher tariff barriers.
GOP Control of
House Predicted
Washington-IUPll-The chair
man of the GOP Congression
al Campaign committee pre
dicted today that the Repub
licans would regain control of
the House In the 11)82 elec
tions.. Rep. William E. Miller (Ft
N.Y.), made the forecast in
a speech prepared for the
ninth annual Republican
Women's conference. He made
no mention of Senate pros
pects. Miller said the GOP was
"stronger and better organ
ized" than it was in the 19B0
presidential election.
Miller said the outcome
t!H12 might determine the ef
fectiveness ot the OOP's prcsi
dentin! campaign in 1064.
in
Thief Leaves Little
But Car Itseif
Numerous Hems were taken
from a sporlscar while it was
parked at local body shop
Friday night, Medford police
learned Saturday.
Nathan Edward Harper.
Forluna, Calif., said items
stolen Included a tail-light
lens, distributor. Intake man
ifold and carburetors, two
white-wall tires, two 15-Inch
gray wheels, four hubcaps,
one chrome air-cleaner, radio
knobs, radiator cap, chrome
gear shift knob.
The car was registered to
Margaret Semisch, 1051 West
13th (., Medford.
New OSC Name
To Be Third in
93-Y-ar History
Salom-IUPI) - When Oregon
State College becomes Oregon
State University, probably in
July, it will be the third
change of name for the 93-year-old
institution.
The school was establii.ied
by legislative act on Oct. 27,
1868, as "The Agricultural
College of the State of Ore
gon."
Informally, that cumber
some name soon was changed
by popular usage to Oregon
Agricultural College or Ore
gon State Agricultural Col
lege, and in the mid-1980s
common usage dropped the
word "agricultural" altogeth
er. Changed in 1953
The name was not officially
changed to Oregon State Col
lege, however, until 1953.
At a bill-signing ceremony
today lo make the college a
university, Dr. A. L. Strand,
president of the institution,
said the changes of name re
flected the growth and ex
pansion of the school.
"It is a matter," he said,
"of expressing in the name
what we already are and have
been for a long time, as recog
nized by the Association of
American Universities."
Thunderbird Flight
Team in Honolulu
Honolulu-(UPU-The Thunder
birds' precision flight team of
the Air Force, appeared in
Honolulu skies Sunday one
hour and 18 minutes behind
schedule.
The seven F100 jets landed
at Hickam Air Force Base
after a five-hour, 18-minute
flight from Sacramento,
Calif., against strong head
winds. An Air Force spokes
man said they were refueled
en roule.
a Catholic, already is at log
gerheads with the leaders of
his church on the issue. The
U.S. Catholic hierarchy has
said it will fight to have par
ochial schools included.
Says Issure Clear
The President told his news
conference last week that
parochial schools could not be
included in the $5.6 billion
program because "it is pro
hibited by the Constitution
and the Supreme Court has
made that very clear."
But McCormack said there
was no constitutional bar to
the federal government "mak
ing long-term loans at reason
able rates of interest for the
construction or the renovation
or the repair of private
schools.
"I would clearly and def
initely say that the provision
of that kind is justified and
I would support it," McCor
mack said.
Supports President
Kennedy's stand was sup
ported Sunday by Chairman
Adam Clayton Powell (D
N.Y.), of the House Labor and
Education committee which
will handle the bill.
Powell, a minister of the
Abyssinian Baptist Church,
said such legislation also
would make money available
to southern school districts
which have closed down pub
lic schools and are trying to
operate private systems.
Sen. Harrison A. Williams
Jr. (D-N.J.), forecast that the
school measure would touch
off one of the hottest fights
of the sesson. But he said he
believed it would get through
the Senate.
Heller testified, reading
56-page statement laced with
charts and tables, that the
principal prospects for early
expansion of demand lie in a
continued upward trend in
government purchases and in
increased consumer spending
aided by government pro
grams. He said that the "prospects
of reversal of the recession"
in the first two quarters of
this year depend on modest
Increases in demand other
than inventory shifts.
According to Heller, "a
quickening of the pace of re
covery following a reversal of
the inventory-cycle mechan
ism does not appear likely un
til after mid-year."
The statement he read was
that of the full council, whose
other members were Kermit
Gordon and James Tobin.
On the state of the econ
omy Heller had this to say:
"In spite of great inherent
strength, the American econ
omy today Is beset not only
with a recession of nearly 10
months duration, but with
persistent slack in production
and employment, a slowdown
in our rate of growth, and
pressure on our international
balance of payments."
Heller stressed that rever
sal of the recession is "only
the beginning, not the end, of
the task of restoring momen
tum to the American economy."
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less the county throws in the
same amount so the going
rate for these three critters
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The -commission wants the
law repealed so it can use the
money to replace bounty hunt
ers with professional hunters.
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