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
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, in vint trader viewed as an
extension of Tuesday's techni
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Pont, Union Caitgid and
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rtd ltichM 'T. Doi. 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.
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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:
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