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Weather, lifn Off 10:00 ABC News Final 10:15 Championship Bowling Free World Aghast At Algerian Threat Washington UP1) The State Department said Monday the free world stands aghast at the Secret Army Organiza tion's threat to resume what it called "wanton murder" in Algeria. State Department Spokes man Lincoln White denounced "that the merciless killing of innocent peoples" will be re sumed midnight tonight un less the OAS receives "satis factory responses' in negoti ations. He said thai "such wanton murder has no excuse, no justification and can lead only to a sadder future." Comptroller General Joseph i A. Campbell has reported that situations in the Rogue River and Siskiyou National forests support his findings that mineral claim patents are being misused and adverse to public interest. In an official report, Camp bell reported that in both Ore gon forests, mining claim owners are preventing access to timber and other resourc es. He also charge that in the Rogue River forest, tim ber has been improperly cut from some claims without mineral development, and that in Siskiyou forest, claims have been located on lands not open to mineral entry. Stiff legislation is needed to stop illegal or improper use of mining claims and to protect the government inter est in timber and access to timber, Campbell recommend ed in his report to Congress. Blocked Off Timber Blocked off timber in the Rogue River forest includes 400 million board feet pub licly owned and 200 million of privately owned timber. Refusal of mining claim own ers to grant access to the fed eral timber not only has forc ed postponement of sales, but has prevented measures to control destructive dwarf mis tletoe and a threatened beetle epidemic. Planned sale of 12 million feet of timber in the Gold Beach district in the Siskl you National forest hase been thwarted because of refusal of access through 271 unpat ented mining claims belong ing to a single owner, al though the claims appeared to be invalid, the comptroller general stated. The government recently reacquired surface control on 251 of the 271 claims, which contain 67 million feet of tim ber valued at $1,266,000 on grounds that required miner al development was not go ing on, and now has schedul ed the sale o' nine million feet in the irea next month. In the Rogue River forest, Campbell cited the case of a single claimant who patented 23 mining claims covering 475 acres in 1954, for which the government received $2, 375. By the end of 1959, Campbell said, the patentee had sold $150,000 worth of timber from eight claims alone, although there was no mineral development on any of the 23. "The situation is such that Congress should consider new laws which would deserve to the government title to non mineral surface resources on mining claims, and guarantee to it rights-of-way across min ing claims," Campbell assert ed. 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