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f. ! Russia, United States Exchange Charges of War Propaganda at Geneva Talks Geneva - (UPD - The Soviet Union accused tne unueo States today of trying to sneak war propaganda into Communist countries. , The United States, in turn, charged that t h e Soviet Union is using the discussion here on the banning oi war propaganda to make propa ganda of its own. The exchange of charges came as the 17-nation Disarm ament Conference delegates met as a committee of the Whole this afternoon to con sider an article on propagan da to be included in a treaty draft that may be presented to the United Nations in New York by June 1. - Chief U.S. delegate Arthur H. Dean said any move to try to Include in the U.S. Consti tution any provision barring war propaganda-as previous ly proposed by the Russians - would violate basic American freedom of expression. "The answer to war propa ganda is more information within and across internation al frontiers, more contact be tween citizens of different countries, increased under standing and larger areas of freedom for all," he said. Zorin replied at length. He confined himself to the ques- Regional Edition Medford, Page 2A Tribune MEDKORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 19B2 MOTHER'S DAY CARDS 1 OR SUNDAY, MAY 13 When you care enough to vend the very best Curam'c 217 E- Maln OWclII S Medford Durno Criticizes Kennedy Judgment Portland lUPli Hep. Edwin Durno carried his U.S. Senate campaign to the Roseburg area today after accusing President Kennedy in a Port land speech of an "ill-considered snap judgment." Durno, a candidate for the Republican Senate nomina tion, referred to Kennedy's action to pravent steel price increases. In a speech rapping Ken nedy for a "dangerous" drive for power, Durno also criti cized presidential requests for tax and trade authority. He said the government is being conducted by "second and third generation million naircs" who are spending fed eral money excessively. Macmillan Favors Seeking Agreements New York (UPD British Prime Minister Harold Mac millan believes the West must not abandon efforts to reach agreements with the Soviets to replace the mutual fear which now maintains the peace. Macmillan, speaking to newspaper executives here Thursday night, held out the hope that the desires of the Russian people for a better standard of living will even tually work to the advantage of the West in dealing with the Communists. MISSILE FIRED Cape Canaveral, Fla.-IUPH-The Army today fired a Persh ing missile on a planned short range test flight across the Atlantic Ocean. PUBLIC Military Dedication VETERAN'S GARDEN FUl km t Memorial Park Saturday, April 28. 1 1 a.m. HONORED GUESTS GOLD STAR MOTHERS Duct ttlw.ird H H.iwkinb, N.lvy Recruiter Masler Syi H.uold K, 0 L?.iry, Air Force Recruiter Sot. H.irev T. Clinc, Atmv Recruiter Sqt. Stanley L Elhic. U S Marine Corps Recruiter Pal Grh.irn, Past stale President, D'sai'led American Veterans Mrs Harrv W Barnrhurn. Past State President. United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary COLOR GUARD Kingsley Air F-irce Base, Kt.mvttli f-aMs, Onion MASSING OF THE COLORS VetC'ans Organiiattons nl Southern Oregon INVOCATION Dr. George Rnsclerry, FirM Methoriisl Church INTRODUCTION OF HONORED GUESTS Captain DonaM F Burrell MASTER OF CEREMONIES Mator Ray Stewart, Arrrsy Unit Afsisor REMARKS Brigadier General William H Prentice DEDICATION ADDRESS Mis td'ia Casllc Slate Piesident. Gold Star Mother BENEDICTION Chaplain. Gold Star Mi the's FLAG TO HALF MAST Sgl Dcnald C Bills FIRING SQUAD Kmgsicy An Inter Ba e TAPS Boh Heule, Mrdlord Semoi H.jl Sd'rvl FLAG TO FULL MAST Sgt Donald C Bills Cut Out this program and bring it with you IILLCRESTPABK North Phoenix Road Phone SP 3-6162 or SP 2-7111 tion of war propaganda, and did not mention the resump tion of American nuclear test ing. His presence today and agreement to discuss new items when the conference re convenes next week indicate the Russians plan to stay on here despite threats to walk out over the new American tests. Zorin derided Dean's pro posals for more exchanges of publications, and radio and television broadcasts. "If the United States re fuses to prohibit war propa ganda," Zorin went on, "where is the guarantee that these foreign publications and broadcasts would not be fill ed with war propaganda? There is no such guarantee." PROMOTE GOLDWATER Washington-ll)Pll-The Senate Armed Services Committee Thursday approved President Kennedy's nomination of Sen. Barry Goldwatcr (R-Ariz.) for promotion to major general in the Air Force Reserve. RUSSIA PROTESTS Washington-lUPII-Russia has protested to the United States against what it called harass ment of Soviet ships passing through the Panama Canal. Un-American Hearings Near End Los Angeles -WPP- A House subcommittee on un-American activities planned to conclude four days of hearings today while picketing groups hoped to enlarge their numbers to climax protest demonstra tions. In three days of closed ses sions on the tightly guarded fifth floor of the Federal Building, the four -member subcommittee has heard testi mony from 33 witnesses on alleged Communist activity in the Los Angeles area. More than 20 were scheduled to tes tify today. All but a few of the wit nesses were understood to have invoked the Fifth Amendment in refusing to an swer questions. Outside the federal build ing, peaceful picketing has been conducted by the Fair Play for Cuba Committee as well as two others-a "recep tion committee" drawn to gether by students and others opposed to the House group, and the Citizens Committee to Preserve American Free dom, cited by the House unit ! quiry. but fell to a maximum oi as a Communist front, and an-j The pickets totaled 600 on about 100 Wednesday and other target of the current in- the opening day of hearings Thursday. OCEANIC SOIL CONDITIONER Watch Sunday's Tribune Foreign Briefs COLOMBIAN TO CALL ON FRANCO Madrid-WluForeign Minister Jo Joaquin Caicedo Castilla of Colombia will call on Generalissimo Francisco Franco I Saturday. Caicedo Castilla arrived for an official three-day visit Thursday. j JACKIE'S SISTER TO VACATION AT NICE London-Wli-Princes Lee Radziwill, Mrs. Jacqueline Ken nedy's sister, today left by air for Nice with her two young children to spend "a few days' holiday in the sun." FLAG REMOVED FROM BALAGUEH'S HOUSE Santo Domingo, D.R. -lUI'll- The Dominican flag was re moved from a flagpole at the house of ex-President Joaquin Balaguer Thursday following a newspaper story that it was being raised and lowered daily by soldiers. Under Dominican law, the national flag may fly only at public places such as schools or at the residences of high government officials. MILITARY ADVISER CHIEF REPLACED Vientiane Laos -dll'll- Maj. Gen. R, H. Tucker arrived here today to replace Brig. Gen. Andrew J. Boyle as chief of the U.S. military advisers who are helping the pro-Western army in its battle with the Reds. Boyle is being transferred to Hawaii. BRITISH LONGSHORE STRIKE THREATENED London -ilPI- Union leaders threatened today to pull Britain's 70,000 longshoremen off the job May 13 unless their demands for higher pay and a shorter work week are met. J T I M iA vW ' l If! ii,piiiiii,iiiwjitwi'.wygt,' 1 1 lJ,J!!"' ' When your heart is set on superb furniture, but your budget says "take it easy' &&il'j " Formerly Lippert's y'ry& l ' 220 N Bartlett . . SP 3-4394 y,iiyj.j , ' 4:.s .t .- - ::, Carpet Illustrated Flourish by Karasran 10.95 yd. Open Mon. 'Til 9 p.m. RED CHINA DENOUNCES NUCLEAR TESTS Tokyo -illl'll- Communist China today denounced the re sumption of U.S. atmospheric nuclear tests as a "reckless provocation" and an "important step in Washington's prepa ration for a nuclear war." Electronics, Steel Shares Recover Portion of Losses New York -UPH- Electronics and some steels recovered slilitly today. Both of these k roups were nmonf the hnrdesl hit in Thursday's heavy selloff which followed news of a Krnnri jury indictment of four steel companies on charges of priee-fixiiiR. U S. Steel and Bethlehem, two of the companies named in the indictment, rose about 1 and ' i respectively. Repub lic and Jones & Lautihlin also recovered part of their pre vious loss. In the electronics, Beck man. Burroughs. Litton, Mo torola, IBM and Texas In-1 struments rose a point or more. Autos were narrowly j mixed and chemicals erratic. ; Amerada added roughly a : point in a mixed ml section. Some finance shares, stores and metals rose modestly. To baccos and foods eased. DOW JONES AVERAGES , New York - 'VH' - Dow I Jonot final itock averages: 30 industrials 678.68. off j S.01: 20 railroads 140.28. off 0.70: 15 utilities 129.33. off 0.B2. and 65 stocks 234.50. off 1.56. Sales Thursday were about 3.65 million shares compared with 3.34 million shares Wednesday. TliiiiMtHy'jt pneo on st'lrctnl Mum Co Am 1 ' Amrrn-wn Atr t.im-i. AlKIM U'MIl t'ttn -t Vnioi u'Hti Motors I ' i : a r a r ii'7', Amrrnn'1 1 oi)toro HI ' nnront1i Coppt'i ' 'im' ' Bcniitx t'orp H ' Hf Utlrhrtit Strel .in'j , Bor iiiR ir i Hnmawifk ,U ' , t'nlrrpillar Corp ' , ; Chrxslrr t'orp M '. I-.h-h I'olii M ' . c n s : I'iMilihf ntjtt 4 X '4 frown riliThi'h VI (,'urtiv Wrifih! 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