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Committee Urges Emergency Powers of Taft-Hartley Act Be Replaced Foreign Briefs RUSK SEES 'BAN-THE-BOMB' PICKETS London-(IIPI)-Scrtary of Stat Dan Ruik got a look to day at Ban-the-bomb picket! ouliid th American embassy her when he Hopped briefly before leaving for the NATO meeting in Athens. Seven pickets, watched by six policemen, carried signs reading, "we're against all nuclear tests." President Would Be Authorized To Order Work Washington -IUPI)- President Kennedy's Labor-Management Advisory Committee recom- CANADIANS, AMERICANS PLAN JOINT EXERCISE ! mended Tuesday night that Ottawa-U'li-Aboui 10,000 Canadian and American troops National emergency provi will take part next winter in a Joint winter mobility and slons ( tne Taft-Hartley Act logistics exercise on the Alaskan highway, the defense de partment announced today. be' replaced by more flexible presidential powers. " Kennedy said he would give COLOMBIA PRESSES SEARCH FOR SHIP ! thctfidvice "serious considcra- Bogola-HPIi-Air and sea forces intensified a search today I tjon ," Labor Secretary Arthur for a ship carrying 16 persons. It disappeared last Saturday, j j Goldberg said there would be recommendations to Con gress on the subject, although they might not be exactly those of the committee. The committee sitfgested that when a strike or lockout imperils the national health or safety, the president be au thorized to direct both sides to go back to work for up to 80 days. 0 Under the 1047 Taft-Hartley Act, the president must ask a federal court to issue the back-to-work order, o The committee said that a presidential back-to-work o der should be subject to judi cial review at the insistence of "any affected party." Colombian authorities said the ship, the Bolero, was on lift way from the San Andres Isles to Providencia. Provi dencia is irtheast of Cartagena, the principal porPof Colom bia on the Caribbean. Stock List Extends Rally &f Tuesday 6 New York scored furtlfbr big gains today , in vint trader viewed as an extension of Tuesday's techni cal rally, Pitmtncnt on trjp upside were GcnVal lecttic, Du Pont, Union Caitgid and ProctcP ft Gamble among the Dlue cips. Most autos gained frictions I'ong Vith.the .fad ing oil ftut Mccls lagt4. ww rakt 4ntt - on - tmm Tmml tct vfttvap: M MuAMtti It 1 .1. m t.H; U jmiime 1M.11 m i iiiu 129.lt, m l.ff, l Sl.i, w . Wle Jm tof Vm ikut 9.1 ml)in Hatful i Ait fllPII Ctnrkff . Shell Oil auiiiiiy mniiii Jti .... Southern Co Southern Pacific Sperry Rand Standard CalOcirnia Standard Indiana Stuidard N. J. tun Mines m Texas Co. (xdl Texas Gulf Sulfur Texas Pacific Land Trust Thlokol ... Tr,i America Trim. World Air Trl-Oontlnentnl Union Carbide ilnlon Pacific United Aircraft ' Suggests isuttBord 40'i Tw9 report recoftm United Kir Lines U. S. PI v wood U. Bkihlsr U. S. 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Southern Ortgfm celleg jsslstent 410 ftsttirt of (it, attenAril the facilrr Art tin'ition confid ence l r Uqivfreif. of WshingVjr i SMttle wcent ly. "CrKlin! ol i:crllence", vl.t h cowfrFrwee thmc. V). AMirlslan pilh:Mis, the even ut th tmititut of Te-ch-nolngy.at tfe Vnivcrsily r finisol, fav the keynote aaMreee h "The Ace of Sci ence in tlw 4'reetive .t," evin tcence an wl must ork toclher in flic solution of man's problems. A numbcf of picl disrus sinft followed, end Baylcss imMfif.J tho scussin of. t4'hi(( of, rfrsia-n, s!lin 4reinn, rjei( th b'f or strusture i the sul rts, fr'eiiires intensive ivs- ;igatii on th Pl o boUi mended presidential authority to ap point en emergency dispute board in any collective bar gaining situation in a major or crftical Industry which may develop into a dispute threatening the national hen Ith seicty." ?'he fioard could male s. tlement ix-comnvndttion to labor anS minageient. Uft der th Taft nartley lav, feet finding bords my nA mass sutfi recommMUon. Thecbor4 fxiUI b lh) d, with the president's per mission, to ms.e recommen (tk)n to the public Jso, ao tt yrrai4'nt coeil(9 ty to bin Id up pultlic pre.wure A lalor n manaiement ( set tv Iheif tiffemes. ''hc conimirtt ncimmcnd eif clieiirwlui "in viev of its llcmonstrateri inctctiv ness" the .provision of the 'eiil-MarUry l ruirin un ioei itn'nbvrs o voee vcrtly on man?ajemcnt'slRl ofr be fore .tTie 8()-dy back-to-work period ends. Dieji Cttnlf The 21-mnn :r!visry com mrttre Is divfifecl evenly mon iivenlarive of la bor, inaeftc'i'iiwitt eutli pub lic, fill members etccft 'fhom as Kennedy, presideftt'of the UnitctfMine orT'. joincff in deliberation on today's je- slydeeit em traclvr. ;sic to cnrpril efrniimlishmpnt port and agreed to it Usift in th csroom is the I But Henry for II, board tffjrr of rapport between the I iairman of, the Ford Slotor teacher nd tha student, heLO., aissemeo irom me pop Interim Committee Favors Retaining Office of County Superintendent of Schools SiAm - Wit - The Legisla-, of regional multi-county units. , mediate office" or something live Interim committee on Miss Kirkpatrick said the similar. Education ended a two -day committee feels there "must meeting Tuesday and Chair- be something" between local man Nancy Kirkpatrick (D- school districts and the state Lebanon) said the group seems to favor retaining the office of county school super intendent, but piQhaps with a new name anj new duties. There appears to be little or no support from the cfln mittce for abolishing the 36 county school offices outright, education department. Miss Kirkpatrick, a teacher, said William Bass of Salem, committee executive secre tary, is preparing a rough draft of proposed legislatkin that would, among things: 2. Define the duties of an intermediate office. She said the proposal could increase powers of present county school superintendents in some cases, and decrease them in others. The rough draft will be dis cussedat the committee's next other I meeting here May 31-June 1. Thirty county school super- -1. Change the ito m e of I intendents have testified be- replacing them with a system I county school office to "inter-1 fore the committee in recent months - most of them "cog nizant of the fact that some changes must be made in or der to provide better educa tion for the children," she said. W 8 There is much dead wood in present education statutes that needs to be cut out, she said, adding that some new language might be in order to "legalize" some things being done at the county level n"t now provided by law - includ irO curriculum studies, spe- & Political Roundup Sig Unar-def Questions Kennedy Action Against Steel Industry in Price Boost By United Press International (jre- at A candidate for the Ore gon Republican scnat 0 r nomination lashed out President Kennedyotoday. Former State Treasurer Sig Unander, in a PortnA breakfast talk, said that in his judgment "thg President's massive use of the great pow er of his office to club the steel indust?y finlo alignment with hl?0 political thinking has a much jreater potential for eventual injury to or country than his tragic blun r of the Caiban invasio)" Unander charged Kennedy pa?i used "the great pow$ of his office to "Browbeat, blacl jack and threaten American citizens engaged in - legitiogram to S've Jbs to the un- mate business enterprise into surrender to Qus political thinng. ' He said justification for an Increase in steel prices was a q Option on which there could be disagreement but that i gal processes were availa' "e for enforcement of any policy deemed in the publjj ' iteresO ft stale puuuc wuriu pro- employed was recommended in a Portland campaign talk by state Sen. Walter Pearson, a Portland Democrat anifcan didate for goveysjor. Pearson said such a pro gramOwould reduce welfare and unemHjpyment benefit costs. The Portland Democrat coupled his public yrks pro- Regional Edi&'on TLf T"'ftT?i-YDTi Page 2A lajTRIBUNE MEDFORD.'OREGON. WEDNESDAY. MAY 2. 1962 posal with a (fcvinging attack on his primary election rival, Atty. Gen. Robert Thornton. "wJl the people be s blind as to pick one who knows nothing about taxey, economy, legislation or the executive department? he arked. In a fourth district talk, Democfat0cCongre s s i 0 n a 1 candidate Charles Porter called for more attention to the problems of t)e consumer. Porter noted a recent Fed- eta 1 Trade Commission plan for labeling shoy, and said he spof?sorf1 legislation to re quire suchIabcling when he was" a member of Congress pj-ior to 1960. cial education, and speech therapy. She said she favors the idea of intermediate units larger than counts and eventually crossing county lines wher ever this would serve schools better. This is done now in her own Linn county, where the county school superinten dent serves part of adjacent Benton county. q Miss Kirkpatrick said there are many other areas whereO this could work well. Reeds port, for instance, is in Doug las county but is closer tg the Coos county school office. MOTHER'S DAY CARDS FOR SUNDAY. MAY I J Wnen vou care enounh lo send the very bet On ClTl 5 Medford Special SALE. WOMEN'S o o SPRING .0 , SHOES Noble's Shoes formerly Buster Brown 17 SOUTH CENTRAL FLUHRER BUILDING Mar tfsrc for fhrifh m Z H A W.M mi a naF IX W MM NEWEST, NEATEST ; way to paint? ew York -tliPlt- lc thaTi 70 per cent of the energy 111 sumed in the United States com! fronP oil and giis, ac cording to the American V troleum Institute. J444f fffi J5P(8J if lion of the report dealing with national cmci)cncics. Ford said the proposed changes in the national emer gency section "would weakan the whole concept of free col Icifive bargaining" without hclpin, to avert strikes. He said tiie proposals would dangerously enliirer I lav role m: nd . J'XN&J . Sii ii ii ' (ratcriatiana a lexical Cupalias! By UMng your CHARGE PLATE you will have complete yearly record of your drug exemptions for tax purposes. Have Your Medford Charge Plate Validated Here LOOK FOR NO. 4 ON YOUR CARD ft US( fOI AMr CHAot r.!vio. rt " of thr federal government ii 1 cnllrcTivc barRiUng. BLM hit ?rejt Bids for construction iff the Pleasant Crock bridge in0the Trail unit of the Medford dis trict. bureau of land manage ment, will be oncned bv tlio bin e;i oT public road.? 824 Morgan building, Portland, 2 u. in. DST, May I'e A field review of the proj ect is scheduled by the Med ford distrii9 May 7, and per sons who plan on making the review should be at the bur eau of land managuent of fice at 1133 South Riverside live.. Medford, at 7:45 a.m.. or at the beginning of the proj ect at 9 a in. will be present to answer questions rnncerning t h e prtijeet. NANCY A. 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