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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON MONDAY, JULY 23. 1982 Drastic Changes in Military Seen By Leadership Shifts Washington- MM) -President Kennedy's overhauling of the nation's military leaderahip raited the possibility today ot drastic changes in organ ization, command and tradi tional war roles of the armed forces. It also opened the prospect of new controversies over the Demos Will Hear Kennedy's Aide Portland-OTt-Theodore Sor enson. President Kennedy's closest personal aide, will be main speaker at the Western States Democratic conference in Seattle Aug. S-8, chairman C. Girard Davidson announc ed here today. Dsvldson said Sorenson ac cepted the invitation at the last moment by telephone from the White House, after clearing it with the president. Others slated to appear at the conference, In addition to leading western Democrats, include -Democratic national chairman John Bailey, vice chairman Margaret Price, and Small Business Administrator John Home. Theme of the conference, held against the background of the Seattle World's. Fair, will be the 21st century. Dis cussion, open to the public and press, will cover youth employment, civil liberties, foreign trade, natural re sources, small business, and the roles of state and local governments. Madford Man Held For Arizona Police Chester Ashley Wise, 56, of 1815 Barnett rd. was arrested by Medford police Friday night on a second degree rape felony warrant held by police In Phoenix, Ariz. Police in the Arizona city advised the Medford depart ment of the warrant by tele type, stating Wise was believ ed to be at the Barnett rd. address. Wise was lodged in county jail pending further action by Arizona authorities. ENCOUNTERS TROUBLE New York - HJPO - A KLM Royal Dutch Airlines plane carrying 25 persons made a safe landing early today with one of its engines feathered. 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That phophesy, in his 1960 book, "The Strategy of Peace" may. have new sig nificance now that the Presi dent has a slate of military leaders who are, with the ex ception of the Marine com mandant, of his own choosing. Announcement of the U.S. high command shakeup came swiftly Friday after word leaked out in Paris that U.S Air Force Gen. Lauris Nor stad would resign effective Nov. 1 as supreme Allied commander in Europe and commander of the American forces in Europe. The dynamic general Is 55 and has been a general officer for 19 of his 36 year service. He has commanded NATO forces for the past six years and held high NATO assign ments for six years before that. No one is more closely identified with the formula tion and articulation of NATO strategy. He has had differences with the Kennedy administration on aspects of strategy but there was a warm exchange of letters in connection with his retirement. Kennedy call ed him "a living symbol" of NATO's strength. Announces Other Shifts A few hours after confirm ing Norstad's retirement, Ken. nedy announced these shifts: Army Gen. Lyman L. Lem- They'll Do It Every Time "- By Jimmy Hatlo 1me owner op the lot said okay, so the KlOS AND DADS LANDSCAPED IT INTO A SWELL PARK 0 BEFORE - THE KIDS CAM SAV BATTER UP WOT HOPPENS? THE WHEELS OP PROGRESS WILL DO IT EVERY TIME 1W ANO A TIP 01111 MA.TIO WAT 10 -C UyH LJU.HUUN, NEW CANAAN,? nitzer, 62, chairman of the Joint Chiefs, will succeed Norstad as U.S. commander iri Europe. NATO is certain to select him also as supreme Allied commander. His two year term as Joint Chiefs chairman expires Sept. 30. Taylor, 60, who retired as Army chief of staff in 1D59 in disagreement on strategy with President Eisenhower and his joint chief colleagues, will succeed LemniUer. Ken nedy recalled him to active duty last year as his personal military adviser. Army Gen. Earle G. Wheel er, 54, deputy U.S. command er in Europe and a rising star, will succeed Gen. George H. Decker as Army chief on Oct. 1. Decker will retire. Wheeler took up his post in Europe only last March and his elevation to Army chief was seen as a boost towards future chairmanship of the Joint Chiefs or NATO com mander. Both the Lemnltzer and Taylor appointments could be for short terms. Both are be yond normal retirement age. The Air Force Chief of Staff, Gen. Curtis E. LeMay, and the chief of naval opera tions, Adm. George W. An derson, are Kennedy ap pointees. Only the Marine commandant. Gen. David M. Shoup, is a holdover from the Eisenhower admin istratlon Joint Chiefs. High Altitude Test Scheduled Honolulu- m -The United States plans to fire another high altitude test up to 62 miles over Johnston Island early Tuesday. Even though the test will be a relatively small one in the sub-megaton range, scien tists warn that it could dis rupt all Pacific area radio communications up to 10 min utes. 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