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Hlth.il Yeaterday '""J, Lowest vktr4.u Tribune EDFORD No preclp. lo J 'p.m. yeiterday i United Prewi International Full Leaked Wire Untied Pre International Full l.eaied Wire Section A 58 PAGES MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, JUNE 24, 1962 Six Sections No. 81 Kennedy Lashes Union Action As Flight Engineers Strike Pan Am The Beauties of Scenic Oregon (Oregon State Highway Commission PKcrto) M The McCullough bridge acrosi Cooi Bay, which 11 more than a mil long, is the longeit of a series of bridges on Morse Replies to ike's Attack on Administration Washington - m - Sen. Wayne Morse (D-Ore) fired hack Saturday at Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower's slashing at tack on the Kennedy admin istration, charging that the former president's medical hills have been paid all of his life by the taxpayers. As Eisenhower warned anew that the individual must he ever vigilant against en croachments on his freedom by big central government, Morse told a Saturday session of the Senate that the five star general's Gettysburg, Pa., arm is "largely subsidized by gifts." The White House declined any comment when asked for President Kennedy's reaction lo Eisenhower's attack at a GOP fund-raising dinner Fri day night. The former chief executive asserted the administration was floundering because it did not understand the U.S. economic system and he call ed on GOP candidates to at tack Kennedy programs. Morse rose on the Senate floor to declare that he was quite ready to take on Eisen hower in a debate over Ken nedy's programs during the senator's current reelection campaign. " Chiding Eisenhower for his opposition to Kennedy's medi cal care proposals, Morse said that as a career military officer and later as president, Eisenhower never had to worry about paying a medical bill because he was taken I the FBI in Washington, D C. care of all his life at taxpay-jHe is a former Ashland pnlice ers' expense. I man and lives in Ashland. waste. ITIMS rltOM Jf PHOUMA. CABINET SWORN IN Vientiane. Laos -4TH- Neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma and hit coalition cabinet were sworn in Saturday i by nine orange-robed monks in an ancient candle-lit Budd hist temple. The new premier vowed to bar "eny foreign interference" in Communist-infiltrated Laos. NEHRU SCORES BRITISH. U.S. ACTIONS New Delhi IPI Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru said today that the United Staiet and Britain "inrariably act against" India on world issues. He said thai much of the good will these nations hare built up in India has been washed away because of these actions. nrwn leetiamrrs mOU TTft.Tfl.N3 nuaiv ut.13 nocui.i-.i.--w, Rome Secretary of n. Saturday from Italian .... . supported government of Italy em defense and toreign policies. BILLIE SOL ESTES PAYS FOR TELEPHONE CALLS committee were Clay Myers, Pecos. Tex. -tPl- Billie Sol Esles paid for telephone calls chairman. Portland: James In Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson's edministrativa aide Burns. Condon: William I. and Sen Ralph Yarborough the day before end the day of , Stollmack. Bend: Carl J. Gill his arrest on fraud charncs. telephone company records show.nn, Portland and James J ad Saturday t a rtci.l court of Inquiry. Walton. Salem. .' Public Hearing on Talent Sanitary District Scheduled A public hearing on the proposed South Talent Sani tary district will be held in the Jackson county court room at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Coun ty Judge Earl M. Miller has announced. Depending on the outcome of the public hearing, an elec tion may be called in the dis trict. Miller explained. If the Bettiol Named As Interim Sheriff Paul Bettiol, chief crimi nal deputy for the Jackson county sheriff's office, has re ceived the interim appoint ment as sheriff, the county court announced Friday aft ernoon. Bettiol will serve in the temporary capacity from July 1 until the successful candi date for sheriff in the No vember general election takes office Jan. 1. Bellini was recommended by the Jackson County Re publican Central committee Wednesday night. Although the county court had request ed three recommendations the committee submitted only one. Bettiol had informed the county court earlier that he does not plan to seek elec tion as sheriff. He also said he does not plan to change any of the present personnel in the sheriff's office. Bettiol recently completed a three months' course under iBRIEFS AftOUND THf OlOM . Slate Deen Husk receired essur- officials that the new Socialist. .... would continue its pro-West the Oregon coast. property owners within the district approve the proposal, a board of directors will be elected. Financing of the sewer in stallation would have to be done through district bonding and not Bancroft bonding, the county judge pointed out. The sewer improvement does not apply to the whole county, so under current law financing through Bancroft bonding is not feasible. Miller explained. If a majority of the area property owners approve the sanitary district idea and it is approved at an election, the district would be assessed the cost of the study and survey made by Consulting Engineer James K. Hoey. If the resi dents of the area fail to ap prove the proposal, the county will stand the cost of the study. South of Talent The survey and study was requested by petition of ap proximately inn residents of the area south of Talent be tween the Southern Pacific railroad tracks and Bear Creek. The area included about 225 acres. The survey showed that 74 septic tanks and three cesspools now serve approxi mately 250 people. Allowing for future growth in the area, the consulting engineer rec ommended a sewer system which would serve 500 peo ple. If the dislrict is formed there should be a study of a possible central domestic wa ter supply and distribution system for the same area. He also recommended that sewage disposal facilities be developed jointly with the city of Talent, and the same firm of consulting engineer be retained to study the possible joint water and sewage facili ties for the city and the pro pos ed sewer district. Joinl development of sew aae and water facilities would make initial installation and construction costs arid system operation more economical, Hoey said Committee to Study Legislators' Pay Klamath Falls -HOT- Ore- party. Among the slogans Ron Senate President Harry shouted by the demonstrators Boivin (D-Klamalh Falls) Sat-1 was: "Kennedy No, Jacque urday announced selection of line Si." a five-man committee to study I The anti Kennedy demon- . . " . r,e, and to report to the ti... ...un ii I in January. 1MB.). .Named to tne siatewine Lightning Sets Two Small Fires In Area Forests Two small lightning fires occurred on lands protected by the state department of forestry Friday night ahd Sat urday morning. The first fire, in the Sams Valley area, was extinguish ed. The second fire, in the Round Top area in the Evans Creek district, was under con trol Saturday morning. Lightning hit all around the Rogue River National forest but did not strike in the for est, Fire Control Officer Rob ert Torheim reported Satur day. The weather forecast for Saturday indicated an 80 per cent chance of lightning strikes,' Torheim said. Some Snow The valleys and mid-slopes are dry while the high coun try still has some snow in it, Torheim said. The Rogue River National forest has had one fire so far this fire season. This was from a lightning storm in ear ly June. The forest staff is now on a seven-day a week schedule with nearly all the lookouts up. Still unmanned are Dev il's Peak on the summit of the Cascades, Hcrshbcrger, Wagner Butte and Whiskey Peak. Devil's 'Peak lookout station is still snowed in. Wagner Butte was scheduled to be manned today, and Whiskey Peak shortly. Kennedy Burned In Effigy By Leftists Mexico City - HIMt - Presi dent John F. Kennedy was burned in effigy Friday night, during s Communist - organ ized demonstration on the University of Mexico campus. The President and Mrs. Kennedy visit Mexico next I week end as the guest of President Adolfn Lopez Ma- lens. Autnonties said Saturday peace rose. nf nnp nf ,hp CBr, TPree of further tightening of securi-j There were 42n hnrticul-1 fjv(1 p(,rson!, in tri(, nhr-r ve ty measures was Indicated, tural entries in the show and hjclp c(p nospi)ajiot Ht Ash Precautions already sched- 87 arrangements. , , r-nmmimiiv hnsnilal with ; uiea inr ine siaxe visit were i said to be "unprecedented." i The campus rally was call - ed last night by various left- ,iS .iiuuui Ki,ma uiiiuiiiiik the "Friederich Engels Cell" of the Mexican Communist .tration ran (Tinnier tn Ben .vDrf.ion, of welcome "al expre.ions of welcome uv Yit-ximn ii iit-ifi if. i CLIBURN ACCLAIMED Vienna - TO The Viennese acclaimed Texas pianist Van Cliburn Saturday when he marie his dehul wilh the Vi- enna Philharmonic as solo-: n2hth grar) or up to 14 years j control and Mrui K me tiaugn- , orega. norn-v jrr . ucm ist in the Beethoven Concerto old. instead of 12 years old I man auto, whirh was north- ly met with Paul Haviland, 1 Number Five. Senate Extends Law Controlling Materials Export Neuberger Casts Only Nay Vote Washington -lUPfi- The Sen ate voted by an overwhelming margin Saturday lo extend permanently the law control ling exports of strategic mate- rials after adopting two amendments designed to strengthen the measure. The vote at an unusual Sat urday session was 59 to 1, with Sen. Maurine B. Neuber ger (D-Ore.) the only dissent. The measure now goes to the house where similar legisla tion already has been intro duced. The two amendments, spon sored by Sen.. Kenneth B. Keating (R-N.Y.) were adopt ed jointly by a 57 to 2 vote, with Mrs. Neuberger and Sen. Lee Metcalf (D-Mont.) casting the only "no" votes. The pres ent export control law expires June 30. The Senate m e t on Satur day for the first time this year in an effort lo make at least a dent in its large backlog of legislation. Democratic leader Mike Mansfield, (Mont.) told the chamber that the jurisdiction al dispute between the senate and house appropriations com mittee over money bills threatened to make the entire nation "the object of ridi cule." He said no break appeared in sight in the impasse which has blocked final action on all appropriations to run the gov ernment In the fiscal year starting next Sunday. The controversy involves the place and procedure for drafting compromises be. twecn Ihe Senate and House Matsu islands brought sugges versions of money bills. itions from the British press The original export control act was enacted in 1949 and has been extended temporar ily from time lo time. II gives the commerce department au thority to license all exports, bans all shipments to Com munist China and forbids shipments of certain strategic materials to other iron curtain countries. In approving the b i 1 1 to make he act pei mi-nonl, the Senate Banking committee added an amendement by Sen. Jacob K. Javits (R-N.Y.) call ing for Ihe United States to work with other free nations for a unified commercial and trading policy toward the Soviet bloc. Bothwell Winner In Rose Show Charles Bothwell of Grants Pass was named sweepstakes winner of the Eighth Annual show of the Mcdford Rose society Saturday. Bothwell re ceived the most points during the show, held at Mcdford High school. Runner-up in sweepstakes competition was Vaughn Quackcnbush of Mcdford. Named queen of the show for the best individual rose was Viclor Roehl, also of Grants Pass. He won the hon or with a crimson glory. Bn ehl was runner-up to himself I in the individual category, I winning seconn piare w.ut a . . . 1 Price of Haircuts 10 , nfeose ; por(0nd Portland - HJTO - The price of haircuts in the Portland area will go up to $2 begin - ning July The 25-cent increase was announced Saturday after a referendum among barber shop owners and journeymen affiliated wilh Portland Lo ral 73 of the Barbers Un ion The nrire for a shave will j go from SI .50 tn $ 1 .75. Lhll- 1 dren's haircuts will remain ! l $150 and wMI apply to j all rhlldren through Ihe 1 as now. iiiiujw -i iiiui u. mi itim TwwrF yne - - MmmtiHanar v s!injM fx I .y CLIPPERS V ' BEGAN PICKETING - Members of the p.m. (EDT). Here two pickets walk the Flight Engineers Union began picketing street in front of the Pan Am ticket salea Pan American World Airways installations office in downtown San Francisco. (UPI) in San Francisco Saturday shortly after 2 British Urge That Chiang Be Forced To Abandon Islands London -tUPD- The reported movement of Communist Chi nese troops opposite the Na tionalist-held Quemoy and Saturday that tne National ists be made to abandon the offshore islands. The Daily Telegraph said doubts over America's posi tion regarding I h e islands should be cleared up. "Either Chiang should be persuaded to abandon these islands or the American guar antee should be extended and made explicit." the paper said. "The present ambiguity is dangerous." The Daily Herald said that "sooner or later, if there is not to be crisis after cris is . . ." the island must be handed to the Cdmmunlst Chinese. "A pity il did not happen long ago," the paper added. The Times found it "diffi cult In interpret present Chi nese policy" but did add that now "the offshore Islands have become almost the pri vate Sino-American duelling ground." New Threats The Guardian said il seem ed "unlikely" that this year's version of "Ihe annual inter- California Woman Dies in Collision A woman from Yuba City, Calif., was killed In a two car collision on Highway 99 just south of the Siskiyou summit Saturday afternoon. Dead was Goldie Ycnne Flpt(.h(,r R:., on(. occupant serious Injuri". ' Hospitalized v re Robert i F. Daughman. 47, Costa Mesa, iCVif.. the drive-, his wife I U4... AC. titrfn Au. i " u u.u.., . ?.. j scribed as being in fairly good ; condition. rjauKiiniH ii suuiiru m non turcd pelvis, his wife a frac tured left arm and the daugh ter a dislocated shoulder and laceration on the forehead. All three also suffered con tusions and abrasions. i Another Baughman daugh- I icr and a son were not in- Jtiren. The accident occurred at I 55 p.m. when the Fletcher car. southbound, spun out nf Ihotinn. national crisis" would be the offshore islands. It added, however, that though now new Nationalist threats of in vasion of the mainland may look more credible now to the Communists because of their "lamentable Internal condition" and because time is running out for Chiang Kai Shek. A former British Labor party minister of stale at the foreign office said that Que moy and Matsu were "fore most" of the "unnecessary causes of friction" with Com munist China and urged the West lo remove this irritant. Kenneth Younger's advice regarding western policy to ward China came In the latest issue of the China Quarterly. Younger, now director gen eral of the Royal Institute of International Affairs, saw other points of friction such as the future of Formosa It self but added "on the right of the mainland government of China to claim Quemoy and Matsu as part of China no serious argument Is pos sible." Baseball Saturday Night Results: NATIONAL LEAGUE: Los. Angeles 14 Cincin nati 3 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE: San Diego 2 Portland 1 County Surveyor to Check Disputed Ownership Eagle Point - The county surveyor has been asked lo Investigate the ownership of property involved in a legal tangle over a road leading tn the new $40,000 Eagle Point Scnut Cmiiinunity building. The dispute flared two weeks ago when Mrs. Mar garet Peachy, who contends she owns a section of the road, had a barricade erected to hall tiafflc on the road, B st. The street Is the only access route to the. scout-communilv building, erected through vol untcer labor and donations by many residenti Twenty - four hours later, city officials confident that the eitv owns the rond. knock- eH Hnwn the harrirarie. I Eagle Point City Attorney anorney mr ua. rmnj. Mobile Unit Takes!!1' '""""terthat'thi 4,6u4X-Ran Jackson County CHest x-rays taken at the mobile unit In Jackson county since it arrived June 8 have totalled 4,884, according to Jackson Counly Tuberculosis and Health' association offf clals. During the last, week of op eration two unlls will be on duty part of the time. Tues day, June 28, the unit will be at the Kottagc Kitchen in Jacksonville from 3 p.m. un til 7 p.m. Wednesday two units will he in operation. One will be stationed In Talent at the Tal ent Auto Court from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and in Phoenix at the Daniels cafe from 2 to 5 p.m. The other unit will be In Central Point at the City Hall from It a.m. until 2 p.m. and from 3 to 8 p.m. Elk Lumber company will have the unit Thursday, June 28, from 1 lo 4 p.m., and the same unit will be at the Big Y market from 6 to 8 p.m. A unit will visit Wimer at the Evans Valley market from 3 to 5 p.m. Friday. It will be at the Grange hall In Sams Valley from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. i The last day, Saturday, June 30, will see one unit at M e d f o r d Stationery store from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The other unit will operate at the Weslgate Shopping center from 10 a.m. lo 5 p.m. TORNADO STRIKES Chicago - IUPP - A tornado swept through a new subur ban subdivision Saturday damaging about 50 homes and Injuring two persons. of Eagle Point Property Both attorneys agreed tn ad vise their clients to hold fur ther action until a survey was made by the county surveyor. Mrs. Peachy's claim to own ership of an 800-foot section of the road Is based on a deed drawn up in the early 1800's which she filed and had re corded a few days prior to taking action tn barricade the road. City counellmcn, however, say they have proof that the road has been used by the public for at least 43 years. At one time city officials put a gate across it for a couple of years lo prevent Indiscrim inate dumping nf garbage In the area. One councilman said he had seen a photograph of the gate with a sign proclaiming "city properly1' attached lo it But somewhat Inaccurate Strike Stopped By Restraining Order Of Federal Judge Eastern Idles Its 18,000 Employees New York -OJPD The Flight Engineers union went on strike against Pan American World Airways and Eastern Air Lines Saturday in a vaca tion season walkout that an angry President Kennedy de nounced as the "height of ir responsibility." The Pan Am strike was quickly stopped by a restrain ing order issued by a federal judge, but Eastern closed up shop and sent home its' nearly 18,000 employees, disrupting travel plans for hundreds of Americans. The Flight Engineers union, already inflamed by "govern ernment interference," called the strike despite pleas for a delay by George Meany, pres ident of the AFL-CIO, and the National Mediation board. Sternly Worded "The way is still open for a sensible solution without the injury, both to the parties and to the public, inherent in the present course of action," Kennedy said in a sternly worded statement Issued by the White House. Kennedy said that the en gineers' settlement with Trana i Bviincs mi eastern una ran American Airlines are unnec essary." . The engineers union promptly responded with a statement by its president, Ronald A. Brown, saying that it should not be blamed sole ly for the strike, and also that it "will not abdicate its I right to strike Brown said the strikes againsli Pan American and Eastern were "perfectly legal and justified" end that the management of the two lines must share equal blame for lack of a contract agreement, Similar Dispute He also said that the pro posed guidelines for a settle ment suggested by the Labor department, which were used in resolving a similar dispute with TWA, would not serve the public interest. Kennedy said the Trans World agreement should have been followed promptly by similar agreements with Pan Am and Eastern. The course was plainly open lo all flight engineer chapters for a sensible and equitable resolution of the issues in dispute, the chief executive said. "The good offices of the government were and are ful ly available, as they were in the TWA dispute, to assist in such a resolution. "Such a proffer was made last night by the National Me diation board. It is most re grettable that this offer was spurned by the flight engi neers." SCORES INJURED Denver HIPD Scores of downtown Denver ihopperi were injured by flying glass and debris Saturday when an oxygen tank exploded in the middle ot a nurning ouiatng. surveys made in the early history of Eagle Point, leav ing the boundaries in some sections of the city question able, tend to confuse the ques tion of legal ownership. Mrs. Peachy originally also declined to pay sewer assess ments on her property, but Hornccker announced last week that H a v 1 1 1 n d had agreed to advise her to pay them. Construction of a sewer system here was recently com pleted. The city council lest week adopted an ordinance levying the assessments. No tices will be sent out shortly giving owners 10 days to pay the full assessment or sign up for Bancrofting financing. which will give them 10 years tn pay the amount at 8 per cent interest CD O CO
