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(Foreign Briefs Pacific Northwest (Economy Hurt by Disputes
7 , ' By UniUd Praia International i On the opposite side of the , IWA representative and i the Portland meetings repre-1 said both side were "inxiou i $200 million worth of con-.summer for another of th
.. - rt. i th nfir I ficht are members of the Ai-Ii .i, tiw. n sent nearly all the timber to reach agreement but other struction work is halted orrrizinn' toD producers. th
erators Council met in Port-
U. 8. COMMANDER VISITS UNITS
Bangkok-illPll-Gen. Paul D. Harkins, commandtr of U.S.
forces in South Vies Nam and Thailand. Tuesday viailtd tha
41st Niw Zealand squadron at Korat. tha Australian Sabrtjet
unit at Ubon and in British huntar ii unit at Chiengmai.
FLOOD WARNINGS ISSUED IN POLAND
Wariaw-OJPIuFlood warnings ware issued for tha provinces
of Katowice. Krakow. Rsasiow, Lublin and Kialca Tuesday
"night because of rivers overflowing their banks, according
to tha Polish news agency PAP.
JOURNALISTS HEAR COMMUNIST OFFICER
Prague-(UPI-Harry Winston, vice chairman of the Ameri
can Communist Party National committee, addressed a meet
ing of foreign and Csech Journalists here Tuesday, according
to the Soviet news agency Tass,
PIRATES BOARD SHIP IN PHILIPPINES
, Manila-iUPU-A Manila newspaper said Tuesday pirates
armed with machine guns and carbines boarded the inter
island ship M. V. Don Jose last Monday and escaped in a
power boat after robbing the passengers and crew of more
than 11,000 in cash and valuables.
MILD EARTHQUAKE SWAYS TOKYO AREA
Tokyo-lllPll-A mild earthquake swayed the Tokyo-Yokohama
area early today, but there ware no reports of casual
ties or damage. '
The Japan meteorological agency located the epicenter
of the earthquake at 31 miles below the surface of the earth
at Kyujukyu- Hi beach on tha Chiba peninsula, about 43
miles east of Tokyo.
ISRAELI PRESIDENT OPENS FAIR
Tel Aviv, IsraelMVPIl-President Itshak Ben-Zvl formally
opened Israeli's near east international fair Tuesday. The
fair features exhibits from 20 countries.
ACTOR IN HOSPITAL
New York (UPB - Actor
Charles Laughton remained
hospitalized today undergoing
treatment for an old back in
jury he aggravated recently
while on tour In "An Evening
With Charles Laughton." Of
ficials at Memorial hospital
here said it was undetermined
how long Laughton would
have to remain for treatment.
WETS WIN OUT
Milwaukee, Wis. -(UPB- Mil
waukee Braves fans probably
will be shouting louder for
the home team now that they
don t have to worry about dry
throats. Baseball fans Tues
day won a year-long battle
with the county board of su
pervisors over the right to
carry canned and bottled beer
into County Stadium.
The economy of the entire
Pacific Northwest was flirting
with disaster today as labor
disputes continued to grow in
two of its largest summertime
industries - construction and
lumber.
The lumbering industry was
being plagued from Southeast
Alaska to Northern California
and from Missoula, Mont., to
the Pacific Coast.
Construction was being
stymied throughout Washing
ton, Western Oregon and
Northern Idaho.
Thousands of construction
men are on strike, thousands
of others are out of work be
cause of strikes, and more
than $300 million worth of
construction projects are cith
er stopped or hampered be
cause of the disputes. Unions
involved represent carpenters,
ironworkers, teamsters, and
operating engineers, as well
as other craft unions such as
pavers and laborers.
fight are members of the A-
sociated General Contractors.
Lumbar Threat
While disputes in the lum
bering industry have not
reached the proportions of
that in construction, the threat
was definite.
Lumber and Sawmill Work
ers Union members in Peshas
tin, Wash., Missoula, Mont.,
and Wallowa, Ore., went on
strike at box and white pine
sash mills in those communi
ties. Workers at the White Pine
Sash Co. in Spokane said they
would observe picket lines ex
pected to be set up in that
city by Missoula local mem
bers. Meanwhile, scheduled nego
tiating sessions between the
International Woodworkers of
America and firms in Eastern
Washington, Northern Idaho
and Western Montana were
bogged down because federal
mediators were swamped with
other negotiations.
Stocks Irregularly
Higher Featuring
Firmness in Steels
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MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1962
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New Y o r k IDPII Slocks
opened irregularly higher to
day, featuring firmness in
steels and blue chips. Trading
was moderately active.
Analysts, like the market
itself, seem unable to make
up their minds as to what to
expect in the days ahead and
for the most part advise a
"wait and see" attitude.
Two Court Cases
Are Continued for
Plea Entering
Two Jackson county circuit
court cases were continued
this week to allow defendants
to enter pleas to charges.
The case of Frank Egbert
Nolan, Eagle Point, who is
charged with assault with a
dangerous weapon, was con
tinued to June 11 to allow
him to enter a plea.
He is accused of pointing
a .22 caliber pistol at Dorothy
Marie Nolan April 16 and
threatening her.
The case of Keith Edward
Schroeder, route 3, box 195,
Mcdford, who is charged with
negligent homicide, was con
tinued to June 11 for a pica.
Schroeder is charged in
connection with an automobile
accident In which Annie Ma
tilda Innes, 3628 Soulh Pa
cific highway, was fatally In
jured. Clyde Marvin Mooncy, 402
Park si., Mcdford, waa sen
tenced to two years, 10
months in the Oregon Slate
Correctional Institute on
charges of burglary not In a
dwelling and violation of his
probabation.
He had received a suspend
ed sentence on charges of en
tering the county shop on the
Big Applcgate rd. last November.
A pre-sentence report was
ordered for Doyle Dewyane
Trapp, 718 West 14th St., who
is charged with burglary not
in a dwelling. Paul Haviland,
Mcdford lawyer, was appoint
ed counsel. Trapp is accused
of entering the Paylcss Drug
Store in the Mcdford Shop
ping Center May 25.
Others, more optimistic, ex
pect a rally some time in
June or July that will retrace
at least 'i to of the recent
decline and bring the Dow
Jones industrial average up to
the 650-B60 level.
DOW JONES AVERAGES
Naw York-IUPII-Dow Jonas
final stock averages: 30 in
dustrials S94.96, up I.28i 20
railroads 125.58, off 0.18; IS
utilities 111.67, up Q.57, and
65 stocks 205.67. up 0.41.
Sales Tuesday ware about
6.14 million shares com
pared with 5.38 millions
shares Monday.
THE STORE WITH 10,000 ITEMS
OPEN SUNDAYS
Pullman Appointed
To Welfare Post
Salem -IUPII- The adminis
trator of Jackson county's wel
fare program, James Pullman
of Medford, has been named
chief of the stale welfare com
mission's public assistance division.
Pullman, 40, will assume
the state post here July 1, suc
ceeding Mrs. Geralrilne Derby.
On May 1 Mrs. Derby was
promoted to assistant state
welfare administrator In
chnrge of program services.
Pullman has been adminis
trator in Jackson county since
March, 11)5(1. He has a degree
in sociology from Washington
State university, and a mas
ters drgiee In social work
from the University of Utah.
His Oregon social work
career began in Clackamas
county, where he was a case
worker In 1053. Then he
served as a siatf assistant for
the Multnomah county- wel
fare commission, and prior to
his Medford post was Union
county welfare administrator.
Tuesday's prices on
stocks:
Allied Chemical
Alum Co Am
American Air Lines
American Can
American Motors
AT&T
Anaconda Copper
Armco
Bendlx Corn
Bethlehem Steel
Hoeing Air
Brunswick
Caterpillar Corp
Chrysler Corp
Coca Cola
C B. S.
Continental Can
Crown Zellerhach
Crucible Steel
Curtits Wright
Dow Chemical
Du Pont (xcii
Eastman Kodak
Cord ...
General Electric
General Ford
General Motors
Georgia Pacific
Greyhound
Gulf Oil
tlomeslake
Idnlio Power
l.R.M
lilt Paper
Johns Mnnvllle
Kennecott Copper
Lockheed Aircraft
Martin Co ,
Merck (ad l
Montana Power
Montgomery Ward
Natl Biscuit
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pac Gas Elec
Penney J. u.
Penn RR
Perma Cement
Phillips
Procter et uimb i
Radio Corp .
Kicnneid on
Safewav
Sears
Shell Oil
Socony Mobil Oil
Southern Co
Southern Pacllic
Sperry Rand
Standard California
Standard Indiana
Standard N. J
Sun Mines
Texas Co
Texas Gulf Sulfur .
Texas Pacific Land Trust
Thtokol
Trans-America
Trana World Air
Tli-Contlnental
Union Carhtde
Union Pacllic
United Aircraft
United Air Lines
U. S Plvwond -
U. S. Rubber
It. S. Steel
West Rank Corp
WesUnshnuse
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land, Ore., Tuesday to discuss
a new wage agreement in a
two-year contract which was
reopened this year for wages
only. The TOC represent
about 191 lumber operators
in Oregon, Washington, South
east Alaska and Northern
California.
Meat Today
A meeting was scheduled to
day between the TOC and the
Lumber and Sawmill Workers
Union, which like the IWA
seeks a 30-cent hourly wage
increase.
. The two union groups at
workers west of the Cascade
Mountains.
The timber negotiations
come at a time when mill
owners are arguing they can
not stay in business unless
they get some relief in their
competition with Canadian
producers.
But the big headache comes
in the construction business.
Gov. Albert D. Rosellini of
Washington met behind closed
doors with union and manage
ment representatives in an ef
fort to find some means of
ending disputes in the con
struction industry. Rosellini
said both sides were "anxious
to reach agreement but other
than that, he could report no
progress."
Hagan Assigned
Rosellini assigned Jerry
Hagan, director of the State
Department of Labor and In
dustrie, to meet with both
sides and to be available for
further meetings if it ap
peared worthwhile.
. State officials pointed out
that strikes had affected more
than $42 million worth of
state building projects and
$54 million worth of highway
contracts.
In eastern Washington and
Northern Idaho, more than
hampered.
In addition. Southwest
Washington, Western Oregon
and the Columbia River valley
were hurting, particularly be
cause of the Ironworkers
strike which prevented work
on bridges, dams and other
heavy construction.
And as if it weren't already
bad enough, about 10,000 cul
inary workers, hotel maids
and bartenders were threaten
ing to strike against the Wash
ington State Restaurant and
Hotel Association, an action,
which if it came to pass,
could almost spell doom this
region s top proaucers,
tourist trade.
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Higher Debt Limit
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Washlngtnn-UIPD-The House
Ways and Means Committee
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Irtiil limit on the national
debt lo a record high $308 bil
lion for nine months starting
July 1.
The limit now Is set tempo
rarily at $:k)0 billion. Presi
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Gypsy Familiet on
Increase in Portland
Portland - H'FD - Mayor
Terry Schrunk taid Tuesday
reports reaching hit ottice
Indicated an increase In the
number of Gypsy families
coming in to Portland.
lie asked authorities to
ilu-ik if the city's health,
housing and fire codes were
being violated. He also askrd
school officials to check on
attendance.
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