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cOlellan Says Payoff Solicited lo S ettle Groton Strike All-Night Sessions in Prospect for Communications Satellite Measure Washington -IUPH- The pro- urday session, in aimed at a pect of all-n i g h t fl!on I motion by Democratic Lead loomed today as Senate lead-jer Mike Mansfield (Mont), to era tried again to bring up bring the bill up for action, the administration supported i Virtually unlimited debate communications satellite bill, could still follow on the bill The leadership indicated it was willing and ready to call the around-the-clock sessions if that was the only way to tumble the roadblock prevent, log consideration of the bill. The object of all-night ses sions would be to wear down the small band of Democratic liberals who are opposed to the measure. They claim that the bill's plan to set up a pri vately owned and government regulated space communica t i o n s corporation would amount to a giveaway of pub lic resources. The current filibuster, part of which stalled the Senate in a 10-hour and 12-minule Sal- nf the House government in-1 formation subcommittee that I "my people" were wrong ' when they slated that mixing of American and Communist! foreign aid did not constitute a misuse of funds. Congres s I o n a 1 investigators were looking into reports of such happenings at the time. Regional Edition Medford Itself and proposed amend ments. Assistant Democratic Lead er Hubert Humphrey (Minn), said that some of the Demo cratic liberals "may have done Irreparable damage" to the couse of civil rights by fil ibustering against the bill. In other Congressional c- THREE PATIENT BABBITS lion. Ihe Agency for Interna-, Exelcri England - UHl - A tional Development said to-, . .. . ,. ,,,hn . - ... passerby called the cops when day some of its press officers ' ... were mistaken in their com-! he found three white rabbits ments about a subject under! tied to a "no waiting" sign Investigation by a congres-1 in the tenter of town. But sional subcommittee. T h e j the bunnies' owner arrived agency's chief information of-' before police and explained ficer said in a letter to Chair-Ihe tied his pets there while man John E. Moss (D-Calif), I he went shopping. Page 2-A IT Tribune MEDFORD, OREGON. MONDAY. JULY 30. 1962 WHAT THE CAT BROUGHT Framingham, Mass. - il'PD -"Look what the cat dragged in." aquealed Mrs. Barbara Martin Sunday as she backed j ......... Whnn ' " " unparliamentary live baby alligator she re.:ulUng from the Senate fill, turned the reptile to (he bust" against the administra neighbors from whom it caped Saturday. Sen. Morse Halts Subcommittee's Bid for Hearing Washinglon-4!Pl- Sen. John L. McClellan said today that j a former union official solicit- I ed a payoff in connection with Ihe strike which has delayed I U.S. nuclear submarine con- I struction. I The Arkansas Democrat, chairman of the Senate inves tigations subcommittee, made the statement in a short Sen- ale speech. He requested that 'the subcommittee be allowed to meet and take testimony ion the matter today, j However, Sen. Wayne Morse (D-Ore.) blocked the neces- isary unanimous consent in a skirmish re- Georgia Officials Ask Judge To Prohibit Demonstrations Albany, Ga. - I'PIi - City of- ricy, no relation to Martin tW-rrtw w aw i aw nmm f - - rttfitio Bug I CHILL AIR Hfe5?f' j Downtown STORE ELECTRONIC Killer ROOM COOLER $1 n 1: 8SlisSfgii; CP Rag. 29.95 Attractive cabinet, wjtar gauge, large water capacity. "'0" Bed Sheets Kr $ 140 thread count, fitted, limited supply. 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It was the third such set tlement formula approved by union and management nego tiators. 1 McClellan told the Senate the subcommittee has infor mation indicating that the two previous settlements were "obstructed by a former pres ident of a local." He said the official was expelled from the ' union but still wields tre mendous influence. ! "We are advised that he has offered, for a sum of money and other considerations, to withdraw his opposition and permit this settlement to go through," McClellan said. The Senator said rank-and-file members of the unions in volved will vote on the new settlement formula Tuesday night. Rejection, he said, would cause "further delay in construction and production !of these vital weapons." Under these circumstances, : said McClellan, the reported solicitation of a payoff "ought ! to be exposed or the rumor of Jit ought to be exploded." ! McClellan said the Polaris submarine is "one of the vital links in the chain of national security" and production should not be halted "because somebody won't pay off some body to get a strike settled." i The strike halted work on 1 1 nuclear submarines sev en of them of the missile-firing Polaris type. It began July 19 and involved a number of i unions whose members are employed by the Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics. ficials went before a federal judge today to ask him to pro hibit Negroes from staging demonstrations protesting seg regation in this south Georgia city. U- S District Judge Rob- : ert Elliott issued a restrain 1 ing order July 21 to halt the j demonstrations, but it was va cated four days later by ap peals Judge Elbert Tuttle who ruled it unconstitutional on technical grounds. City officials also will ask Elliott to cite Negro leader Martin Luther King Jr., and others for contempt of court on the grounds that demon strations were staged several hours after the restraining or der was issued. State Atty. Gen. Eugene Cook, here to help the city prepare its case, said a con tempt citation could be hand ed down because the restrain ing order was still in effect when a demonstration was staged the night of July 21. King, arrested Friday along with 28 other demonstrators, was still in jail. The president of the pro integration Albany Move ment, Dr. W. G. Anderson, was arrested with King but was released on bond Satur day. He appeared on a na tional television program Sun day and said Albany faces "a potential Little Rock situa tion." Anderson said violence could erupt again, as it did last Tuesday when .a Negro crowd threw rocks and bottles at officers, if whites and Ne groes do not reach agreement soon. There was one demonstra tion Sunday. Three Negroes knelt and prayed in front of city hall for 10 minutes. Po lice Chief Laurie Pritchett watched but did not arrest them Saturday, a Negro attorney was struck by a sheriff and a white integrationist was beat en by other prisoners in the county jail. Pritchett said a blow Wil liam Hansen, 23. of Cincin nati, received while in jail was a result of a "conflict of personalities between two in dividuals." Anderson charccd Hansen was placed in a cell with white prisoners who were told by the jailer: "Here is a nigger lover." C. B. King, a Negro altnr- ADVANCES PREDICTED Washington-iUPli-The Atom ic Energy Commission has predicted that "nuclear power plants will be economically competitive with conventional electric plants by 1966 in some high-cost areas, flic commis sion's forecast was made in a statement to the Congression al Atomic Energy Committee. H was made public Sunday by Rep. Chcl Holificld (D Calif ), committee chairman. Luther King, told newsmen eight stitches were required to close a wound he received when struck by Sheriff D. C. Campbell, 78. of Dougherty, (Albany) county. Campbell said he told King to leave his office three or four times and then chased him out with his walking stick. Kmc said he had gone to the jail to check on reports that Hansen had been beaten and was attacked by Camp bell while talking with anoth er officer. For Fast, Efficient Strvic .. Shio It CLASME at: to or from "0 Oakland, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Other California Points Call Jack Fitzgerald 773-7761 oooooo BAMBOO ROLL-UP BLINDS 2Vzx6 3x6 4x6 10x6 12x6 Delegates To Youth Festival Targets 77c )Qr 6x6 .Vtt 61 1.59 8x6 2.69 H 4 smms I i I 1 T ' !k FERRO-BOND ffl TV) VELVETY LATEX J "t 1t W ft 1 1 PAINT J 'rrrut huuiw sa VKltS t, LATEX ,t U. PAIN .77 GAUON Reg. 2.98 Fnmnus Frrro-Hond paint dries in one hour or lew. leaves no painty odor... imparls vclvotv flat finish. Knsy to usr with roller or brush. 1J diiorator color. Helsinki - R'PIt - Mounted police Sunday night broke up a rrowd of demonstrators esti mated at 5.00ft who tossed rocks at vehicles carrying delegates to the Communist backed World Youth Festival. Bus windows were shatter ed and store windows broken by the anti-Communist dem onstrators in downtown Hel sinki. It was the second inci dent of violence in as many nights connected with the con ference. Soviet newspapers charucd that the United States and West Germany were behind the demonstrations and said the loyalty of anti-festival rioters had been purchased by the- "Central Intelligence n NEWBERRY'S DOWNTOWN OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9. Stocks Register Moderate Gains New York ilTH Stocks scored a moderate gain in rou tine turnover today. Gains were widespread but only fractional in most instances. Among the blue chips only American Tobacco and Johns Manville climbed as much as a point. Steels were almost unchanged while chemicals. 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