Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 03, 1962, Image 16

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THURSDAY. MAY 3. 1962
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
forms Need More f re Prevention
tion checkups and fire protec
tion methods. Fires caused
$165 million damage on farms
in the U.S. last year, Allen
said. He urged farm families
to hold regular training in
fire hazard removal, fire
fighting and escape action.
New Eating Pattern Needed for Dieters
New York - IUTO - Nutri-. carried cn through life.
College Station, Tex. - 0!PD -
the Texas A&M College Ex
tension Service says.
W. S. Allen, agricultural
engineer, said farm families
must rely o.i 'heir own fire
safety training, fire preven
Fire prevention on the farm
tionists remind that any
weight reduction plan must
re-educate he dieter and as
sist him in establishing a new
eating pattern which can be
Otherwise, say nutritionists.
requires more training and
the weight reduction plan will
fail. Repeated large losses and
gains to weight are consid
ered harmful to the body.
care than in the city because
firefighters are farther away
and delay can be disastrous,
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MYSTERY HORSE Caroline Kennedy's pony Macaroni,
right, and a mystery horse, left, romp on the While House
lawn. There was some speculation that the brown horse,
seen around the White House before, might be Sudar,
presented to Mrs. Kennedy by Pakistan President Ayub
Kahn on her recent trip to India. (UPI)
Memorial Foundation
Plan in Kansas Town
Winfield, Kans. - IUPU - Med
icine has come a long way
since t'.e first doctor drove
his hors and buggy into this
southcentral Kansas town.
. Plans were announced re
cently for a $2 million medi
cal center to be built here
by the H. L. Snyder Memo
rial Research foundation of
Winfield. Snyder, known to
thousands of Kansans as "Dr.
H. L.," practiced medicine
here for nearly four decades
before his death ii 1940.
' The foundation plans to
build .n a 22-acre site a medi
cal center including a clinic
building, a research labora
tory, an additional special re
search building, a dental of
fice building, a diagnostic re
ceiving unit, a home for the
aged and a motel for patients
ani visitors.
Construction is to begin
this summer on the $700,000
medical clinic building, the
foundation said. It reported
that more than $200,000 has
been pledged so far. When
completed, the building will
be leased to a group of Win
field physicians and the in
come will be used to further
research In cancer, mental
health, heart disease, multiple
eclcrosis and allied diseases.
Tax Collectors-Aid
In Improving Scotch
New York - (UPD - Tax col
lectors in England have un
knowingly played a big part
In the qualit; of Scotch, ac
cording to officials of the Ban
lantine distillery in Scotland.
Scotch distilleries original
ly were located by the sea to
make it easier to smuggle
whisky out by ship without
paying the- high taxes. It was
not until years later that it
was discovered that aging the
Scotch 'a barrels exposed to
sea air greatly improved its
quality.
They'll Do It Every Time
. By Jimmy Hatlo
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Oklahoma City Now Claims To Be
Largest by Area in United States
By ROBERT L. HAUGHT
United Press International
Oklahoma City -IUPII- The
city which sprang up on the
prairie in a day now claims
the distinction of being t h e
largest city in the united
States in area, that is.
Through scries of annex
ations over the past three
years, Oklahoma's capital city
has expanded to 483 square
miles. Previously, Los Angeles
held the area title, with 454.9
square miles. By comparison,
New York Cily's five bor
oughs cover 359 4 square
miles.
size slightly more than 32
miles from east to west and
28 miles from north to south.
It Is 10 times as large as it
was 10 years ago.
'"iapid growth has marked
Oklahoma City since its birth
almost' 73 years ago. Tha date
was April 22, 1880. The event
was the opening of the un-
assigned lands in Indian Terri-i
tory to settlement.
On the morning of the fa
mous "run ol an, oniy a rail
road station and three crude
frame buildings marked the
site of the present Oklahoma
City. By nightfall. 10,000 per
In pushing its boundaries sons had 'converged on the
into three adjoining counties, area with their tents ana nuis.
Oklahoma City has grown to1 By 1D10, three years after
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statehood, the city had grown !
to 64,205 persons and an area
of 15.6 square miles.
Population growth has been
steady over the years, going
from 204,424 in 1940 to 243,
504 in 1950 and324,253 in the
1960 census.
City leaders began the far-
reaching annexation program
with a master plan three years
ago. The city council has nass-
ed about 285 annexation ordi
nances. Spearheading the job has
been Paul Clowers, director
of the city planning commis
sion, whm is quick to answer
criticism by other areas of the
state about the city's "land
grabbing" practices.
"Ever since World War H
the big cities in our country
have been becoming slowly
encircled by nailer commu
nities," Clowers said.
"Pittsburgh and St. Louis
are good examples. Pittsburgh
has some 130 separate towns
and villages around it and
cannot niove out in any direc
tion. So our plan was, and is,
to provide the space " the
proper expansion of the ciW
in the future, space that wMl
let the city move and grow
like it should."
During the post war explo- j
sion in growth, housing ue
vclopers promoted additions
outside the city limits with
improper streets, sewers, wa
ter lines and home construc
tion, Clowers said. Soon, in
dividuals wanti ' to become
a part of the city and recci e
the services of the city.
"In short, Oklahoma City
was straddled with mainte
nance of inadequate facilitits
inadequate according l.i
building code standards," hi
said.
Thus one reason for extend
ing the city limits is "so we
aren't buildin? future blight."
Another reason is "protecting
our vital interests."
In the latter category, Clow
e listed Lakes Hefner and
Ovcrholser, the citv's three
airports, t h e expressways,
Tinker Air Force base and
Elm Creek reservoir being
built south of Tinker.
"Without having such in
stallations in the city limits
there is virtually no contl
of what is built in these
areas." he said.
O'The ajr?ort in New York
City are a good example of
this completely surround
,edO Houses and buildings arc
I pushed right up to the limit.
nil around them. This, of
yOre. stops expansion of run
aways and installations."
LANDSLIDE FATAL
Ragusa, Sicily -HP" - Four
men were Villed and two
were injured Wednesday 1
when a landslide poured Ions
of rock and earth into stone
quarry here.
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WATER HEATER
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STEREO CONSOLE
Repossessed
$
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