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Elimination of
Canada Shipping
Advantage Urged
Washington IUPI- Shipping
industry officials Wednesday
joined Rupert L. Murphy,
chairman of the Interstate
Commerce Committee, in sup
port of legislation to elimin
ate special advantages for
Canadian rail shipments of
lumber to the United States.
Murphy told the Senate
Commerce Committee he fa
vored legislation calling for
the cancellation of interna
tional through rates when
they hurt a domestic industry.
The ICC chairman told
western senators that the leg
islation, requested to help the
Pacific Northwest lumber in
dustry might also help other
industries in the future.
Warning Given
Spokesmen for ocean ship
ping lines supported the pro
posed legislation. But they
warned that other legislation
to allow foreign flag vessels
to carry cargoes between U.S.
ports might wipe out U.S. in
tercoastal services.
Edwin N. Altman, execu
tive vice president of the
American Maritime Commis
sion, said even U.S. railroads
would find it difficult to com
pete with foreign flag vessels
in the transport of goods be
tween the East and West
coasts.
John N. Thurman, vice
president of the Pacific Amer
ican Steamship Association,
questioned contentions of
western senators asking for
relaxation of the Jones Law,
which limits U.S. coastal ship
ping to U.S. flag vessels.
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Educators to Attend
Festival Event
Ashland - More than 100
secondary-level educators and
administrators from all parts
of the United States will ar
rive in Ashland Tuesday, July
24, to witness an Oregon
Shakespearean Festival pro
duction as part of their work
as participants In the John
Hays Fellows Summer Insti
tute in the Humanities.
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able a number of public high,
school teachers and adminis
trators to study in the hu
manities for a month with a
view to enriching their teach
ing and to stimulating crea
tive, imaginative contribu
tions to American education.
It is hoped by the directors
that participants in the Sum
mer Institutes will have ex
periences which will help
them to return to their schools
with . increased wisdom and
with new vigor and enthus
iasm. With headquarters in New"
York, the John Hays Fellows
Program sponsors institutes
throughout the country.
The group, which is study
ing at the University of Ore
gon, will witness the opening
of "Coriolanus." The next day,
the group will tour the theater
plant and then attend. a talk
by Angus L. Bowmer, produc
ing director of the Festival,
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Policeman Receives
Law School Degree
New York fDPD - W h e n
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy
said the Justice department
needed young lawyers who
were willing to work hard
and not be clockwatchers, he
must have had in mind men
like William C. Lucas.
Lucas is a New York city
policeman. He has six children
and owns a home in Hemp
stead, a Long Island suburb.
Lucas has been a policeman
since 1953 and once received
a departmental citation for
subduing an armed man. But
his goal has been to be as
sociated with the law other
than by means of gun and
badge.
In addition to pursuing his
fulltlme Job and caring for his
home and expanding family,
Lucas has gone to night school
-four nights a week, three
hours a night - for the past
four years. Early in June, he
received his law degree from
the Fordham university law
school.
After taking his bar exami
nation this summer, Lucas
plans to Join the criminal di
vision of the Justice depart
ment in Washington, a posi
tion offered him in a chance
meeting with Atty. Gen. Ken
nedy last spring.
The 34-year-old patrolman
was introduced to Kennedy
when the attorney general
participated In the dedication
of Fordham's new law school
facilities. It was then Kpnnedv
! said he needed "men that
were willing to work, work
hard, and not be clockwatch
ers." Lucas measured up to
that and other qualifications.
Before joining the police
department, Lucas was gradu
ated from Manhattan collcce
with a bachelor's degree in
physical education. He was
captain of the college cross
country team his senior year.
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