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I Court To Conduct Term at Pendleton
Salem - (UPD - The Oregon I its spring term at Pendleton
Supreme Court will conduct I May 7-8.
Husband of Excommunicated
Woman Asks Action by Church
New Orleans (UPC Ber
nard J. Gaillot Jr., whose ex
communicated wife dramati
cally knelt before a Roman
Catholic archbishop Tuesday,
said today he shared his wife's
views on segregation and
should be excommunicated
with her.
Gaillot, 44-year-old parts
clerk, expressed his views In
a letter to Archbishop Joseph
Francis Rummel today. He
asked the archbishop for a
reply.
Mrs. Gaillot and two other
segregation leaders were ex
communicated by Archbishop
Rummel for what was called
their disobedience to the
church.
Declines To Answer
Mrs. Gaillot, president of
Save Our Nation, Inc., which
insists that the Bible demands
segregation, broke Into a oil
grimage on the Notre Dame
Seminary campus Tuesday.
She fell on her knees before
the 86-year-old archbishop
and asked God to "have
mercy" on the prelate for his
integration stand.
She asked the archbishop
. to admit he erred in exconv
municating her.
The archbishop did not an
swer. A group of women mak-
Maundy Thursday
Services Set
Maundy Thursday services
will be held Thursday by
many churches in the valley.
Although some congrega
tions plan special services, the
majority of the churches will
observe holy communion at
various times during the eve
ning. The First Presbyterian
church. Eighth and Holly sts.,
has scheduled a 6:15 p.m.
Palestinian meal followed by
communion at 7:30 p.m.
Church of the Brethren, 349
North Mary St., has scheduled
Its communion and love feast
at 7 p.m.
Churches which have
scheduled services t 7:30
p.m., include Ascension Lu
theran, 2501 Barnett rd.; Con
gregational, 2100 Oakwood
dr.; Sacred Heart Catholic
church, 326 South Oakdale
ave.; last supper celebration
and procession to the alter of
repose and adoration through
out the night, and St. Peter's
Lutheran church, 1020 East
Main st.
At 8 p.m. the First Metho
dist church, West Main at
Laurel sts., will present the
program, "The Upper Room."
In Ashland, the First Meth
odist church, North Main at
Laurel sts., and Grace Luther
an church, Frances lane, will
hold communion services at
7:30 p.m.
In Gold Hill, the Christian
church, Fourth st. and Sixth
ave., will hold candlelight
communion services at 7:30
p.m.
ing the pilgrimage through
the seminary began reciting
the Rosary. The archbishop
then walked to his residence.
In his letter to Archbishop
Rummel, Gaillot defended his
wife's segregation activities,
which included picketing and
publishing pamphlets against
segregation in the public and
parochial schools.
Gaillot told United Press
International that he too had
picketed Coadjutor Archbish
op John P. Cody's residence.
Segregationists have claimed
that Archbishop Cody, recent
ly sent here from Kansas City,
is the real power behind the
desegregation of parochial
schools and the excommunica
tion orders.
Gaillot said he forbade his
wife to go into an audience
with Archbishop Rummel
without taking two witnesses
along. Mrs. Gaillot's insistence
on two witnesses caused de
lays and finally cancellation
of a scheduled audience with
the archbishop.
Mrs. Gaillot said she was
not planning any other efforts
to contact the archbishop. She
said the next move in her
appeal for him to reconsider
the excommunication order
was up to him. She emphasiz
ed she did not kneel before
him to lift the excommunica
tion or to beg forgiveness for
her prosegregation fight.
Archbishop Rummel excom
municated Mrs. Gaillot, politi
cal leader Leander H. Perez
Sr., and Jackson G. Ricau, ex
ecutive director of the South
Louisiana White Citizens
Council, last Monday.
All three publicly opposed
the archbishop's order deseg
regating 153 Catholic schools
in southeast Louisiana next
fall. They said they would ap
peal their excommunications
to the Vatican.
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MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18. 1962
Foreign Briefs
GROMYKO ON SIGHTSEEING TOUR
Belgrade, YugoilaTia-IUPK-Soriel Foreign Mininer Andrei
GromrkO flaw to Dubrovnlk today for a day's sightseeing
and relaxation during his live-day official visit io Yugo
slarla.
U. S. TEAM TO APPRAISE BRITISH GUINEA ECONOMY
Georgetown, British Gulana-ilPD-A U. S. economic plan
ning team was expected her today to reappraise the coun
try's economic program In response to Premier Cheddi
Jagan's appeal to President Kennedy for assistance.
UN ENVOY TO STUDY REFUGEE PROGRAM
Jerusalem-IUPII-Joseph Johnson, special envoy of the Unit
ed Nations Palestine conciliation commission, will leave
here Thursday for Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Egypt to
discuss the Arab refugee problem.
Johnson held his third meeting on the problem with
Israeli Foreign Minister Golda Meir Tuesday. No official
communique was Issued.
EAST GERMAN KILLED IN ESCAPE ATTEMPT
Berlin-(IIPIUA 24-year-old East German was shot and killed
by Communist border guards today whan he attempted to
crash his way to lreedom In a speeding gravel truck.
Service) of Music Is
Scheduled Tonight
A service of sacred music
is planned at Bethel Assembly
of God church at 7:30 o'clock
tonight.
Northwest Bible college of
Kirkland, Wash, will be in
charge of the service. In ad
dition to a 30-voice choir, mu
sic will consist of instrumen
tal numbers, quartets and en
sembles. The Rev. E. W. Rob
inson, dean of students, will
speak.
The church is located at
1225 East McAndrews rd. The
service is open to the public.
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Statute Repeal
On Expenditure
Ceiling Proposed
Washington-tUMl - A special'
commission today recommend
ed to President Kennedy that
national campaigns in 1964
and 1968 be financed partly
by making contributions to
major political parties tax de
ductible. The commission also rec
ommended repeal of federal
statutory ceilings of $3 mil
lion a year on expenditures
of national political commit
tees and the annual limit of
$5,000 per person on indi
vidual contributions to each
committee. It called the limits
"meaningless."
Drafted by Committee
The report was drafted and
turned over to Kennedy by a
special committee headed by
Alexander Heard, dean of the
Graduate School, University
of North Carolina. The Presi
dent's Commission on Cam
paign Costs was set up last
November.
The most detailed proposal
by the commission was for
establishment of tax incen
tives for political contribu
tions, largely designed to en
courage a larger number of
small and medium-size gifti.
Tax Credit Allowed
Under one plan, smaller
contributors would be allow
ed up to an outright $10 tax
credit per year. A husband
and wife filing a joint return
could claim an annual tax
credit of $20 provided they
had contributed as much as
$40. A $10 credit would be
permitted for individuals con
tributing as much as $20. .
As an alternative, the, com
mission also suggested permit
ting a deduction in the man
ner of contributions to charity,
of up to ?1,000 per year per
tax return.
Dream of Politically United
Europe Fades as Talks Falter
rans-tiTD-me dream of a
politically united Europe fad
ed today with the foreign min
isters of the six European
Common Market nations dead
locked over Britain's entry in
the Common Market.
The ministers wound up a
one day meeting Tuesday
without making any formal
plans for resuming their talks
or for a six-nation "little sum
mit" conference which they
had hoped to set up for this
spring in Rome to sign a
treaty for a "union of Euro
pean peoples."
The six Common Market
countries France, West Ger
many, Italy, Bcligum, The
Netherlands and Luxembourg
- have made little progress
since they started work last
October on a blueprint for a
politically united Western
Europe.
Their deadlock became com
plete after Belgium and The
Netherlands told the confer
ence Tuesday that they would
not sign any political unity
treaty until Britain becomes a
Common Market member.
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Stocks Active
As Steels Pace
Broad Advance
. New York - IIIPII - Stocks
staged a broad-based advance
today featuring gains of a
point or more in steels. Trad
ing moved at a fairly active
.clip. .,.
Firmness In the steel, sec
tion followed a meeting be
tween U. S. Steel chairman
Roger Blough and President
Kennedy. Continental, Wheel
ing, Jones & Laughlin U. S.
Steel and Youngs town all
rose large fractions to a point.
Autos firmed and Du Pont
and Eastman Kodak added at
least 1 each in the chemicals.
DOW JONES AVERAGES
New York - Hint - Dow
Jones final stock averages:
30 industrials 688.43, up
4.37; 20 rails 143.39, up 0.96:
15 utilities 129.04, up O.SSs
65 stocks 237.34. up 1.41.
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2.94 million shares as com
pared with 3.07 million
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