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MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON SUNDAY. JUNE 17. 1962 B 3 Summer Time Demonstrator Sale at Crater Lake Motors-Now! TRUCKS SALE!!! FALCONS m m&&m how I rare hYP.mmve irarc GALAXIES. PIaau MA1-f CO Demonstrators I "y CieehMlovikii PLANS EUROPEAN TOUR-In two days, him to Paris, Rome, London, Bonn, Berlin U. S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk is start- and Lisbon, although not necessarily in that Ing a five-nation, six-city tour of Europe, order. This newsmap locates the six cities. Rusk's "crisis-hopping" itinerary will take (UPI) Rusk's Itinerary in Europe Would Delight U. S. Tourist (Ediior'i note: In the next few days millions of Amer icans are heading off on trips, many to Europe. Sec retary of State Dean Rusk will be among them. But ior him there won't be much fun. UPI's chief diplomatic correspondent in Europe de scribes what the travel agents have in store for Rusk in the following dispatch.) By K. C. THALER United Press International London -WPD- This week Dean Rusk is starting a five nation, six-city tour of Europe. His itinerary is one that might delight any American tourist bent on sightseeing, ex cept that Rusk is secretary of state. He is going crisis hopping, as follows: Paris A tricky place for American diplomacy these days. Rusk has been trying In re cent weeks to smooth the way for this visit in Washing ton talks with the French ambassador, Herve Alphand. They apparently haven't done ...v. tn mfllrp AmpTipnn and French thinking particularly compatible, r or I rencn inum Ing, read "President Charles Ac r.anlle's thinking." They currently are one and the came. The differences are basic. Tie riaiillp is nnnosed to the American Berlin probe with Russia. He wants an maepena ent nuclear deterrent, in out right opposition to President Kennedy. He wants to stand aloof from American policy and to form and lead a Euro pean "third force" as a bal ance of power between Wash ington and Moscow. He is cool to British entry Into the common market which the United States fa vors. The meetings Rusk has in Paris will be exploratory and entirely amicable. But many think that for what Rusk will accomplish he might almost as well sched ule his evenings at the Folies Bergere. . Bonn Another place for the American secretary to walk delicately. Despite denials from both sides of the Atlantic, Chancel lor Konrad Adenauer and President Kennedy haven't Uaan artiino nlnne too well lately. Adenauer doesn't much like the Berlin probe either, or at least the direction he thinks it is taking. The United States and West Germany came into open dis pute when the Adenauer gov e r n m e n t was reprimanded from Washington for "leak ing" American Berlin settle ment proposals. Adenauer has reservations about those pro posals and has put forward some of his own. Rusk in Bonn presumably will be looking for a meeting of minds on this issue. Mean time, Adenauer's Washington ambassador has been replaced at the request of the Kennedy administration, " another sore Finally. West Germany strongly backs a separate math nnrlpar force which the United States is prepared to consider with a lot of "its'' that may not suit the Ger mans. Rome A pleasant inter lude for the American secre tary who has no major prob lems with Italy. This country has made a remarkable eco nomic comeback and won't be asking any U. S. coins for its fountains But Italy broadly follows American foreign policy and amity is at a high point. Berlin Primarily a good will call and a "first visit" for the secretary. Yet not without its problems. The West Berlincrs are touchy about their chancy role in the cold war and never for a moment forget the kind of powderkeg they sit on. Even before Rusk announced how long he was staying, there were rumblings that he better not just dash in and out of West Berlin or the city would be outraged. West Berlin wants solemn and proper attention all the way. This is one place he sure ly will be taken sightseeing to "The Wall." London No particular problems for Rusk in the Brit ish capital, but not much time for watching the changing of the guard or boating on the Thames, either. Common market Is the big issue in London these days, and Washington backs Brit ain's application for member ship. Rusk will be filled in closely on where the talks stand now and he also will hear whatever he doesn't al ready know about the private talks in France earlier this month between Prime Minis' ter Harold Macmillan and I President de Gaulle. The British may urge Rusk to plead with de Gaulle to ease his common market terms. By the same token Rusk will want reassurance that Britain does not think in terms of a third force in Europe, the de Gaulle dream. Lisbon Here some fence- mending awaits Rusk. He may try to mend the American - Portuguese rela tions frayed by the American I hands-off stand on India's j seizure of Portuguese Goa, and its anti-colonial policy in i general, especially with re gard to demands for freedom ! for Angola. It is possible the United States agreement with Portu gal for American bases in the Azores will come under re view. The agreement expires I later this year and the Portu-1 1 guese have indicated that for renewal they may expect some American price for in stance a hands-off policy on I Angola which Portugal is now I in the process of pacifying by military means. All in all, tourist Rusk Is not likely to put this Euro pean trip In his "most happy memories book. 51 County Young People Attending 4-H Summer Event Fiflv-one Jackson countv 4-H members are attending the 48th annual summer school held at Oregon State univer sity, Corvallis. While in Corvallis, d e 1 e gates will attend a variety of classes in the morning and as sembly and recreation pro grams in the afternoon. Eve nings are devoted to other programs in their living groups or entertainment pro vided by interested organiza tions such as the annual bank ers night sponsored by t h e Oregon Bankers association. Scholarships to summer school are provided by inter ested businesses and organi zations. Delegates and sponsors are: Meriford: Bonnie Cheney. Central Point-Westside 4 H clubs; Marthanne Goodwin, Phoenix Grange; Renec John son, Valley View Home Exten sion unit; Carolce Kuest, Pen ney's store; Eileen Pullman, Bellvicw Grange; Carolyn Barnes, Weslside HEU; Mary rhonpv Central Point-Wpst- side 4-H clubs; Lynn Culbert son, Weslside Mothers' club; Mary Kay Hochstatter. fair- board; Catherine Carlson, Wagner Valley 4-H clubs; Mar cia Dunlap, Big Y Shopping center: Margaret Goodwin, Monarch Seed Si Feed; Susan Vroman. Rogue Elk HEU; Peggy Hilton. Medford Par ents HEU: Janet Lee, fair board; Ilene Mitchel, fair board: Marlcne Nouguier, fairboard: ChiD Buffineton, Wagner Valley 4-H clubs; Donald Fichtncr, Southern Oregon Production Credit as sociation. Eagle Point: Frances Huff man, fairboard; Karen Jossy, 1960 State Fair; Judy Hill, Eagle Point HEU; Nancy Car roll. Eagle Point Grange; Dale West, Antelope 4-H clubs; Jary Mac Hansen, Antelope 4-H clubs. Shady Cove: Karyl Bishop, Lynda Mane, Reese Creek HEU- Marv Louise Trulv. fair- board; Sue Cornutt, Central j Pnint P.ranw Jacksonville: Mary Anne Cantrall. fairhoarH- Pirharri ' Bottger. Medford branch. U.S. National Bank; John M. Dahl, I Upper Applegate HEU; Tom Winningham, Medford branch, U. S. National Bank. Ashland: Cvnlhia HnH. grave. Ashland branch, U. S. Natinnal Pant' .Tanic Tnrrou ols-w -n ciuos; Amy jo ncim, fenney s store; Wayne Fletch er. Ashland branch, U. S. Na tional Bank: Gold Hill: Peggy Martin. Evans Valley HEU; Candy Gail, Rogue River Lions club: Clare Lou Martin, Upper Rogue Grange. RnmiD Ditmr TiiIIa Ann Smith Vallpw PnMMAe TJ1TIT. . ........ ,,u(,u AiUVJ, :J pt.:-i.i i , , i uaviu ouiL-Kiana, iairDoara. Applegate: Robert Piete. fairboard: Mike Elmore, fair-1 board; Bill Piete. Applegate1 Valley Garden club; Tom Pi ele. Ashland Upper Valley community club. ADMONITION New York - (UPD - Sign In the religious book section of a new York book store: "Thou shall not st?al." i lUUIliriiua. " i ; II.. kpLc Tlrit. QHnHv Cove Grancp. liai.v udMi-rtii. - . ....... --- Ish entry into the common Talent: Gail Scharfc. Talent market and is willing for the Lions club: Kathv Zapell, fnitrd States to probe Rus- Safeway livestock breeding, nan intentions on Berlin. The ! Central Point- Vicki Cald Italians have shown some res- i well. Central Point-Westside crvation on the questions of ' 4-H clubs; Sally Middlcsworth. American 'haring of nuclear j Southern Oregon Production information with the allies. , Credit association: Judy Frink. and still haven't signed the fairboard: Donna Hammond, accod. Central Point Garden club; Be Choosy uzzi PUMPS! H.P. DEEP WELL PUMP With 42 Gal. Tank and Air Charger $15.95 down, $13.15 per mo. cS2S Vi Irrigation Pumps Centrifugal $2950 and up Siskiyou Hardware J25 W. 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