numerous Candidates,
United Pr.ss International I Oregon will nominate can-1 sioner, and (or the state legit-1 measures and vole on numer-1 Wolff of Baker are competing
Candidates for Friday's Or- didates for one U.S. Senate lature. ous local issues and candi- for a State Supreme Court
egon primary election took seat, the state's four U. S. Voters also will elect a new dates. berth. Tax Judge Peter Gun-
part In their next to last day House of Representatives Supreme Court justice and a Circuit Court Judges Arno nar is opposed for that non
of campaigning today. I seats, governor, labor commit-1 tax court Judge, decide on two I Denecke of Portland and Lyle I partisan position by Raymond
Politics: Porter tmm Substantial Lead
In Fourth Distriet Congressional Campaign
The race for the Democratic
nomination for Congress In
the fourth district continued
today to be one of the hottest
campaigns in Oregon with the
election less than 24 hours
away.
Former U. S. Rep. Charles
n Porter said in Eugene to-
rtav that he holds a substan
tial lead over his three op
ponents for the Democratic
nomination for congress
Porter said the lead was re
vealed in a poll of Lane coun
tv npmnrra n conducted bv 1
VilnnrtiRan ffrnitn nf University
of Oregon political science
Lutheran Synod
Preparing Merger
Portland (UPD The 67 con
gregations of the Pacific
Synod of the United Lutheran
church started preparing for
a merger Tuesday by re
electing present officers to
serve until September.
The synod will merge with
three other Lutheran bodies
embracing 131 congregations,
Heading the slate of Interim
officers are Dr. Edwin Brach
er of Seattle, president; the
Rev. Olin Dasher of Seattle,
first vice president; and Dr.
John Cauble of Salem, second
vice president.
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students under supervision of
the Oregon Research Insti
tute.
Bryan Hodges, chairman of
the fourth congressional dis
trict council of the Young
Democratic Clubs of Oregon
said the tele - conducted poll
Stock Averages
Manages Slim
Additional Gains
New York - IUPD - Trading
quieted down in stock market
dealings today as the popular
averagej managed film addi
tional gains.
Eastman Kodak was up 2
and American Telephone up
VA. Motors and steels were
fractionally mixed while a
number of key oil issues man
aged fractional progress.
Commercial Solvents fell
sharply in the chemicals in re.
action to its being named in
an antitrust suit with Billie
Sol Estes for allegedly con
spiring to use federal funds to
capture the west Texas anhy
drous ammonia fertilizer mar
ket. DOW JONES AVERAGES
New York-IUPD-Dow Jonts
final stock aroragti: 30 In
dustrials 655.36 up 6.16; 20
railroads 136.16 up 1.96r 15
utilities 122.04 up 2.37, and
65 stocks 225.44 up 3.45.
Sales , Tuesday were about
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pared with 5.89 million
shares Monday.
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Boeinr Air
Brunswick
Caterpillar Corp ,
Chryaler Corp
Coca Cola
CBS
Continental Can
Crown Zellerbach ...
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Du Pont
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Firestone
Ford
General Electric
General Food
General Motora
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Greyhound
Gulf Oil
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Idaho Power
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Kennecott Copper
Lockheed Aircraft
Martin Co
Merck
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Montgomery Ward
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Phillips
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Radio Corporation
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Safeway
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Shell Oil
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Southern Pacific
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Standard Indiana
Standard N. J
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Texaa Co
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United Aircraft
United Air Linea
U.S. Plywood
U. S. Rubber
Lumbermen Appeal
For Import Quota
Portland -Bin - Northwest
lumbermen have appealed
directly to President Kennedy
to give them "emergency
stopgap relief" by putting a
quota on lumber Imports.
The appeal went out from
the Lumbermen's Economic
Survival Committee, repre
senting mills In Oreson. Wash
ington, Idaho, California and
Montana.
The message endorsed an
Immediate quota as proposed
this week by Arthur Temple
Jr., president of the National
Lumber Manufacturers Asso
ciation. The committee co-chairman,
Robert Dwyer, said the quola
was needed to "stave off
disaster threatening the Amer
ican lumber industry by Ca
nadian imports flooding into
this country."
The message also strongly
endorsed proposals to amend
the Jones Act, which forbldf
y. S. shippers from using
foreign ships between U. S.
ports.
shows Porter Is preferred by
41 per cent of the Democratic
voters. Another Lane county
man, State Sen. Robert Straub,
trails with 39 per cent. State
Rep. Robert B. Duncan of
Medford Is favored by only
12 per cent, and Pat Flynn,
Eugene, by 7 per cent. Five
per cent of the poll partici
pants remain undecided.
Hodges said the polltakers
made telephone calls to Demo
crats in every precinct of the
county. Names were selected
on a scientific basis from lists
of registered voters, he added.
Meanwhile, Duncan said in
Medford that there Is no es-
Timber Workers
To State Demands
Portland, Ore. - IUPD - Tim
ber operators and the Interna
tional Woodworkers of Amer
iac start marking out their
stands today on a proposed
union wage Increase.
Negotiators for the union
and the Timber Operators
Council, representing em
ployers from California to
Alaska, open a three-day
meeting on the union's re
quest for an increase of 30
cents an hour.
The IWA announced earlier
it wants a substantial wage
increase. The timber oper
ators replied such an increase
seems unjustified in view of
the present sag in the lumber
industry.
IWA wages now run from
$2.09 to nearly $4. The re
gions second big lumber
union, the Lumber and Saw
mill Workers, will spell out
its demands for wage in
creases June 6.
Regional Edition
Medford,
MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY IB, 1962
Foreign
NATIONALIST CHINA, LAOS ESTABLISH TIES
Talp.i, Formosa-tUPII-Nationaliit China announced today
It has eiUbllihed full diplomatic relations with the Laotian
rightwing government.
It was Nationalist China's moil forthwright pledge of
support to dat. for the Royal Laotian government's stand
against joining a coalition which would include the king
dom's pro-communist faction.
U. S. TO AID EQUADOREAN
Qlto, Ecuador-aiPI-The United States will contribute $100,-
000 to a program to provide ISO schools for 6,000 Equadorean
children In SO rural communities, under an agreement signed
here Wednesday. Ecuador's share of the school building cost
will b. $125,000.
HUNGARIANS KILLED IN COAL MINE BLAST
Budapost-i(IPI-The official Hungarian new agency MTI
aid Wednesday that seven coal miners were killed in a mine
xplosion at Tatabanya last Friday.
DJ1LAS ACTIVITIES WILL BE LIMITED
Belgrad.-iUPIl-Former Yugoslav Vic. Pr.sident Milovan
Djilas will b. banned from all public activities lor live
years after completing hii nearly nine-year jail sentence, a
court spokesman said Wednesday,
Djilas. SI, was convicted Monday ol revealing state secrets
in his new book. "Conversations with Stalin."
EAGLE POINT
RESIDENTS
for
HOME RULE
CHARTER!
We, the following Eagle Point resi
dents endorse the HOME RULE
CHARTER and recommand its
passage:
Mr, and Mrs, John Winton
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hopewell
Mr. and Mil. Keith Krambal
Mr. and Mrs. John Ousterhout
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Davies
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Davict
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hale
Mr, and Mrs. James Wilson
Mr. L. R. Silveira
Mr. John Hcnihaw
Dr. James Luc
Miss Yetta Olson
Mr. George Jess
Mr. Victor Hay
Pd. Pol Coimly Citizens tot Home Rule ChaMpr. Conm ,
R. t Collini, Chnyi., 235 So. Oakdale. Med'oid
Two Statewide
caping the fact that the lum
ber industry is the key to the
economic health of the fourth
district. "Further diversifica
tion into other industries is
highly desirable, but until
that is achieved we must face
the fact that we are largely
a one-industry area," Duncan
said.
The Democratic candidate
said "the industry and the
federal government each
have their role in improving
this industry and your con
gressman must give this prob
lem primary consideration."
Straub said in Eugene that
he backs the administration
plan for medical care through
the Social Security system,
that he would seek revitaliza
tion of the lumber industry,
work for fair prices to farm-M
ers, development of recrea
tion and highway facilities to
Carpenters Open
Contract Parley
Portland, Ore. - IUPII - Car
penters and contractors sit
down here today to try to
break their contract stale
mate. Carpenters and joiners of
Oregon and Southwest Wash
ington rejected a negotiated
three-year contract last week
after the Piledrivers and
Southwest Washington Car.
penters units voted against it.
That contract, to cover some
12,000 men, had been reached
after a week-long strike in
parts of Oregon. Although the
overall, union membership ap
proved It, rejection by the two
units meant rejection by all.
Federal Mediator George
Walker was to attend today's
session.
Page 2A
Tribune
Briefs
PROGRAM
encourage tourist travel in
southwestern Oregon, and ad
equate low-cost power to at
tract new industry.
Carl Fisher of Eugene, Re
publican candidate for the
fourth district seat, told a
Lane county candidate's fair
that "unless the voters will
send some people to Congress
who will occasionally say 'no'
(his country is headed for an
increase in federal taxes or
the prospect of defaulting on
its obligations."
"I want to make it clear
that I have said 'no' to some
wild spending schemes in the
state legislature and I would
do the same in Congress."
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Measures Await Voters Friday
L. Jones.
One candlale for governor
declared Tuesday the Demo
crats can and will unseat Gov.
Mark Hatfield, and another
insisted he is the man to do it.
Atty. Gen. Robert Thorn
ton and State Senator Walter
Pearson hit away at their fa
miliar campaign themes as
they shared the stage in Port
land. Thornton said the Demo
crats can win, even though
Hatfield will "take time out"
from his campaign for vice
president to wage a publicity
flooded fight for reelection in
Oregon.
Pearson asserted he is the
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man to beat Hatfield on a pro
gram to increase inistry and
jobs,keep taxes down, and
"put the go in Oregon."
Former Congressman
Charles Porter suggested it
was House Speaker Robert
Duncan, rather than himself,
who has falsified the daylight
saving time issue.
The statement came in the
running batlte between the
two fourth district Democratic
candidates for Congress. The
time issue started when Por
ter said Duncan could have
killed the Portland area fast
time bill in the House if he
had wanted to.
Duncan denied it. He said
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Porter ither was ignorant
of the situation or was falsi
fying the issue.
Porter retorted Duncan had
complete power over commit
tees that dealt with the bill
in the House. He added, "I
will leave it to the voters
to decide who falsified the
issue."
, These two candidates, along
with State Sen. Robert Straub
and Eugene fireman Pat
Flynn, have waged one of the
primary's hottest campaigns.
Stale Rep. Carl Fisher (R
Eugene) will face the Demo
cratic winner for Rep. Edwin
Durno's fourth district seat in
November. Durno is giving up
(Republican)
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the scat because of his entry
into the six-man race for the
Republican senatorial nomination.
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