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I ... .... - t .V . ; i.S1 ? 1. v?;. EMMY WINNERS The three top "Emmy" winners pose proudly with their tropiei in Hollywood. From left, they are Raymond Burr,' Barbara Stanwyck and Fred Aitalre. Shakespearean Drama Sweeps Television's Academy Awards lI.tfa li hut a walklnr shadow, a poor playar that struts and frau his hour upon tho stags and than laneara no more- . . , wiiiiam gbaksspear'a "MaibaUt Hollywood - "Macbeth" was heard from again, how ever, Tuesday night. The two ' h Q ur Shakespearean drama won five awards, sweeping the ' 13th ' annual television Academy Award presenta tion. It won the top honor of the night - the program, of the year, . Additionally, the show won an Emmy for outstanding pro granvachlevement in the field of 'drama. Costars Maurice Evans and Judith Anderson were awarded statuettes for best single performance by an actor and actress, respective ly. Its director, George Scha : f er, won the outstanding di rectorial achieve m e n t of drama.. - Perhaps more dramatic than "Macbeth's" success was : the victory of Jack Benny for ' the best program achievement In the field of humor. . 'i Benny, a weeping pallbear ' er at Gary Cooper's funeral earlier in the day, was too : grief-stricken to appear at the star - studded presentation ceremonies at the Moulin Rouge night club. There were more than 100 empty, seats at the Moulin Rouge. The 90-mlnute national tele cast was held Simultaneously at the Hollywood nitery and the Ziegfield Theater in New York. Dick Powell was mas ter of ceremonies in the West and Comedian Joey Bishop handled the chores In the East. In all, 24 Emmys were presented to the top perform ers, shows ahd technicians of the television industry - and several old movie names were prominent among the award Winners. ..' Among the three networks, the Columbia Broadcasting System won 11 Emmys, tying with the National Broadcast Wasco Demands for Hearing Rejected Portland - Him - A demand by Wasco county fruit grow ers for an immediate public hearing on alleged air pollu tion from the Harvey Aluml- , num company - plant at The Dalles was turned down today by the State Sanitary Author ity. The vote was unanimous. The decision came after an hour of debate in which ref erence was made several times to a suit filed by 25 Wasco county fruit growers seeking a permanent injunc tion against - the - aluminum firm. Dr. Richard Wilcox, state health o f f 1 cer, questioned whether the Federal Court case might not produce the same testimony as a public hearing by the Sanitary Au thority. Cecil Quesseth, attor- ' ncy for the authority, said he believed it would. The SSA last April 4 voted to continue indefinitely show cause hearing in the case. Mother of Four Killed In Accdtnf ' Monument, Ore. -flW- Mrs, Maxlne Van Duzen, 35, wid owed mother of four children, was killed near here Tuesday when her ear struck the rear duals of a logging truck. HATFIELD DUE Portland -din- Gov. Mark Hatfield Is scheduled to arrive at Portland International Air port at 4:18 p.m. today after attending the Western Gover nor! Conference at Salt Lake City. . A . . ing Co. The American Broad casting Co. won two, one for the outstanding documentary, "The Valiant Years," and a technical award. Dance master Fred Astalre won an Emmy for the variety show achievement of the year and another for outstanding performance In a variety or musical program, "A s t a t r e Time." It was the third consecutive year he has carted home awards. The Emmy for outstanding performance by an actress in a series went to Barbara Stan wyck for her "Barbara Stan wyck show." Harry Ackerman, president of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, cited everyone who had any Stocks Irregular; Most Movements In Narrow New York IMI Stocks were irregular today with most price movements hold ing in a narrow range, Steels were up around ' in Youngstown and down as much in U.S. Steel while mo tors and chemicals tacked on fractions among the leaders. Alcoa and International Paper rose a point or more. Consolidated Edison was ' a strong spot in the utility group. DOW-JONES AVERAGES New York-OJrK-Dow-Jones final stock averages) 30 in dustrials 697.74. up 8.37t 20 railroads 144.98, up 0.23i IS utilities 113.61. off 0.10) and 88 stocks 232.34. up 1.04. Sales Tuesday were about 8.11 million shares com pared with 4.84 million shares Monday. Tuesday's prlcas on selected atocka: Alllad Chemical 89 'i Alum Co. Am (xd) 7Ht American Airlines ,...,....... 20 Mi Amartcan an ... 41 American Motora 10 AT&T iatt American Tobacco ...... ........ SOli tnaconoa vopper alvi Armco Steel .. 78 Bendlx Corp osi. Bethlehem Steel 48 Boelns Air 46ti Brunswick .....,... 80 ti Caterpillar Corp 36U Chryiler Corp (xd) .. 43 (5 Coca Cola .. 8011 C, B. s . aun Continental Can M 44 Crown Zellerbach 874 Crucible Steel asfi Curllia Wriiht ant! Dow Chemical 7.1 ' Du Pont aiau Eaatman Kodak ..11941 Fireitone 43 ti Ford SB General Electric . 88 Ik General Fooda .......... 79 General Motora -...... 471 Georsla Pacific 711k Judge Anderson's Body Discovered Mill City-flllD-The wreckage of a light white and red Piper Trl-pacer containing the body of Circuit Judge Richard An derson, 38, Newport, was dis covered In a heavily wooded area 10 miles south of here Tuesday. The discovery was made by Bruce Chambers, Salem, a bu reau of land management em ployee. Robert Dunn, assist ant director of the State Board of Aeronautics, said the plane was found in the "Snow Peak" area. Judge Anderson's body was carried out of the heavily-wooded area today by a search party. The plane had been missing on a flight from Newport to Lebanon since March 18 and was last heard from over Springfield the afternoon of thn disappearance when An deisoii reanaleat kw ma kit. They were honored by the Academy of Television Arti and Sciencei for outitandr ing TV lhowi. (UPI Telephoto) thing to do with the presl' dential debates, including President Kennedy and form, er Vice President Richard M, Nixon. Other winners included Raymond Burr, "Perry Ma son," outstanding perform ance by an actor in a series leading role; Rod Sterling, "Twilight Zone," outstanding writing achievement i n drama; Roddy McDowell "Not Without Honor," Amerl can Heritage, outstanding sup porting role performer in a single program; and Don Knotts, "The Andy Griffith show," outstanding support ing role performer in a series. Huntley Brinkley report won the award for outstand ing program achievement in the news field.. V Range Graham Pals Ill Greyhound aM Gulf Oil : 40 Homeitaka Mlnlnf 44 li Idaho Power 84 1. B. M 888 Int Paoer - 3471 Johns Manvllle 73 Kennecott copper u 04 Ik Lockheed Aircraft 42'i Martin Co . 3711 Merck 84 1 Montana Power 34 Montgomery Ward . 30 Ik Nafl Blacult 81 Ik New York Central ;. 19lk Northern Pacific 444k Pac Gaa Eleo ......,.. 82 Penney J. C 40 Phllco 23 Ik Philllpi . 39 naaio corporation e.Mi Safeway 48 Seara 8014 80 wrrzr.rr.;rr. 44 891 ic : 2ai oneu uu socony Mobil oil boutnem i;o Southern Pacific Sparry Rand 33 '4 standard California 02 k Standard Indiana . . SSI Standard N. J. 481k ... 81k ...loaiS .. 241 .. 311 ... 47 Ik .. 371k ... SOU .- 411-5 ...HO .. 331k .. 48 It .. 88 4k .. 901k ... 331k ... 44 ...1131k sun Minea Texaa Co Texas Gulf Sulfur Texaa Pac Land Truat . Thlokol Transamertca Trana World Air TrI-Contlnental ............. Union Carbide ........ Union Pacific .. United Aircraft ... United Air Lines ........ U. S. Rubber U. S. Steel .... West Bank Corp ......... Westlnghouae Younsttown S Si T SINGER i,iVii mduction$ homI , , faMtNSUfSVOjaMrX,. . .sr4l..; H ISahaaal lBasatl4)aat Sam Oaa-OtA-taW This Is yaw cmh ta tat lata masal IINU MaaklM a .iomt-MUrK Isolal, la arkal awl artier jwsl i wi ti taMf taJi Ask obeut our FAIHIONOMICS prefrom yew con save mere mon yew swyl u urni as U down, I1 tn win on out tuoon un 99 318 East Main Phone SP 2-71 S3 South Keen Seoul, Korea - (UPS - The commander of South Korea's front line troops defied U. S. Gen. Carter B. Magruder to day and ordered his troops to keep hands off the military coup that overthrew the gov ernment. The order was issued by Lt. Gen. Lee Han Lim, com mander of the republic of Ko rea's First Army which con tains most of the ROK combat units that guard the demili tarized zone facing the Com munists. The order fell short of an nouncing outright support for the new military regime in Seoul but it was a severe set back to Magruder'j appeal for Space Power Gap May Be Bigger Than Believed Washington -fflPJ- A report from behind the Iron Curtain suggests that the space power gap between Russia and the United State is, bigger and may take longer to close than Americans have supposed. The report, if lt is true, Indicates-the Russians already have a spacraft launcher more powerful than the Saturn rocket with which this coun try had hoped at least to nar row the power gap in ihoi The National Aeronautics and Space Administration has ... I . I iL. m M 0,.m sia's "basic booster" at 800,000 pounds of thrust. This is more than twice the power of the. Atlas, biggest rocket now available. to the U. S. space program, But lt is only about half the 1.5 million pounds of thrust generated by the Saturn's booster stage. . It now appears, however that the Russians already may be using a space vehicle with a weight-lifting power of close to two million pounds of thrust. This is suggested in a report on "Soviet-Bloc Research in Reonhvsica. Astronomy, and Space" compiled by the U. S. Joint Publications Research Service and distributed by the Commerce Department. The rerjort auotes a "Hun garian space expert" named Jozsef Sinka as saying the ve hicle which launched the So viet Venus probe Feb. 12 was a five-stage rocket weighing 1.0 million pounds. This would make It about six times as heavy as the- At las. It also would be 600,000 pounds heavier than the three stage Saturn vehicle. If Sinka is right about the weight of the Venus rocket, its booster stage must gener ate . around two million pounds of thrust, according to U. S. space experts. Duty-Fret Import Reduction Approved Washlngton-uTO-The House today passed President Ken nedy's bill to reduce by $400 the amount of duty-free Im ports American tourists can bring back from abroad. , MAY KEEP ASSETS Salem fUPD The Oregon Supreme Court ruled today that members of a Portland local that quit the Bakery and Confectionary Workers' Inter national union In order to stick with the AFL-CIO may keep the assets of the local. Korea Troops Elands Off Military Com troop support of the fallen government of Prime Minis ter John M. Chang. Magruder, a United Nations commander in South Korea, technically controls the 500, 000 man ROK military forces for "operations and adminis tration." But as a matter of political reality he has little more than moral persuasion to enforce his orders. Indignation Crows Lee's announcement came as indignation grew over U. S. interference in South Korea's affairs. The . military junta, headed by Lt. Chang Do Yung, gained support by. the hour and started forming a new government. The committee appointed full colonels to act as "liaison" men in the 12 major govern ment offices and the Seoul city government. Civilian as well as military men were being considered for an in terim cabinet and the names were expected to be published Thursday. X k, "MiTitmW.r , ,75,, y I -'V ) WK . I . 1 The United States found it self In an uncomfortable posi tion. Newspapers, politicians and people on the streets even some who opposed the coup criticized Magruder and U. S. Embassy Charge d'Affaires Marshall Green for issuing statements of support for the Chang government after it fell Tuesday. Many believed they had backed a man who clearly had lost the confidence of the peo ple and the nation through failure' to wipe out corruption and poverty. Stands By Statement Nevertheless, Green stood by his statement today in a brief meeting with newsmen. "As far as my-potltion is Regional Edition Medford MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1961 Told To concerned, I stated that yea terday unequivocably," he said. Soldiers under the rebel commander threw up de fenses on the outskirts of Seoul today to defend major roads leading from the north, but it was believed that Lee's announcement .of neutrality canceled any military threat from this direction. President Posun Yun, con fined to his mansion, confer red for' a half hour with Gen. Chang and several politicians, apparently In an effort by the revolutionaries - to effect ' a smooth transfer of power. At least seven of Chang's 15-member cabinet were re ported under arrest, although Chang himself was missing. Page 2A Tribune . 'ftsfs zyz jmm imi p f f f f f f So exciting La Pointe's collection of airy cotton dresses to brighten your summer. Clever daytime casuals, dramatic late day designs . . . full skirts and sheaths ... all at La Pointe's budget pampering prices. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration now operates seven research installatolns valued at $500 million. It employs more than 16,000 npraona. Our Special Now Only IT,.,, Commercial black pepper farms, started in Brazil, in 1948, now meet domestic needs and last year exported $300,000 worth to the United States. This Week INTERNATIONAL SILVERPLATE Nationally advertised " jt $7.50 each RD, OREGON ij i rar iTtrusi I MEDF
