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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1962)
wo It THURSDAY, APRIL 19. 1962 8 B Quotes From the News By United PreM International Wilmington, Del. Attorney Chester C. Davis, declaring there was little chance missing millionaire Howard Hughes would come out of hiding to accept a government subpoena: "He's an independent man." MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON New Orleans, La. New Orleans city Atty. Alvin J. Liska, In asking a federal court that the city be allowed to intervene as a defendant with the school board in its attempt to halt scheduled school desegregation: "The history of mankind has shown that there can not be a forceful mixing of the races and from time immemorial this matter has been handled with due caution and care." Miami Bob Davidson, explaining why he faked a sui cide after a divorce in Norfolk, Va., then moved to Miami in 1956 under an assumed name: "Gouge, gouge, gouge. Hound, hound, hound. That's why I pulled thai little escapade." Chicago Federal Communications Commissioner Robert E. Lee, on the problems of rules governing autonomy of local management of chain-owned television stations: "I would say that New York is the boss . . . but I think the FCC should clear the air on the dilemma of how a license holder in New York can be an expert of Chicago." Peace Corps Tests Scheduled April 21 Peace Corps placement tests will be given Saturday, April 21, in civil service com mission testing centers throughout the country. All tests will begin at 8:30 a.m. The Peace Corps test cen ters located near Medford are in Klamath Falls and Rose burg. In Klamath Falls the center is located in the post office building, and the Rose burg center is in room 203 in the federal building. Questionnaires are avail able at post offices. Interested persons who have not yet filled out questionnaires will be permitted to take the tests and will be accommodated on a "space available" basis. Peace Corps opportunities abroad cover many fields, in cluding teaching, nursing, en gineering, plumbing, carpen try, agriculture, medicine, home economics, architecture, 80 Acres of Park Site Leased by BLM To State of Oregon Portland - The bureau of land management is leasing 80 acres of O and C forest lands at the confluence of the East and West Forks of the Illinois river to the state of Oregon for public recreation development, BLM State Di rector Russell E. Getty an nounced today. The lands in Josephine county, adjacent to Highway 199, are suited to camping, picnicking, swimming, and general public recreation use. Getty said the area will be called Illinois Fork State Park. The state parks division of the Oregon highway corn- city planning, geology, and physical education. An applicant must be an American citizen and at least 18 years. There is no upper age limit. Married couples without dependent children may apply, providing both 'qualify. mission plans a $45,000 rec reation development on the tract. Facilities will include a water system, drinking fountains, access road and parking area, sanitary facili- Genn Not Able to Attend Rose Festival Washington - OJPD - Astro naut John Glenn will not be able to attend the June Rose Festival in Portland, accord ing to Rep. Walter Norblad (R-Ore.) who had invited the Marine colonel. A similar invitation to Lt. Dee O'Hara, of Crabtree, Ore., nurse for the astronauts, has been forwarded to the Air Force. ties, picnic tables, camp stoves, swimming beach, and foot paths. Getty said public lands will be leased to the state at a nominal rate of 25 cents an acre. The department of the interior has set this low rate to aid state and local govern ments in developing public recreational facilities. BLM will continue to manage the surface and mineral resources of the tract consistent with its recreational use. The Illinois river is a fa vorite fishing stream in Jose phine county. Areas adjacent to the public land tract being leased by BLM are in private ownership, and are not avail able for general public recrea tion use. Therefore, the BLM tract will help satisfy the out door recreation needs of the local population and also will OLDSTER DIES Alicante, Spain - (UPD - Juan Ortega Villarin, believed to be one of the oldest persons In Spain, died Wednesday night at the age of 112. N HYBRID PRIMROSES Ground Covers DICKENSON'S GARDENS On Mils Off Highway on Old Ferry Road SHADY COVE, OREGON be available to the general be followed, the lands would revert to the lecierai guvcrn ment. BLM is developing many public recreation sites in western Oregon. The sites de veloped and maintained by the bureau are generally of regional or national signifi cance. 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