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.
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MEDFORD, OREGON. MONDAY. JULY 30. 1962
WHAT THE CAT BROUGHT
Framingham, Mass. - il'PD -"Look
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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
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McClellan named no names.
But he said the subcommittee
wanted to hold hearings on
' the "serious strike" in prog
ress at the Groton. Conn.,
yard of the Electric Boat divi
sion o( General Dynamics
Corp.
He noted that the yard is
building nuclear submarines,
Polaris missile types.
Management and union ne
gotiators agreed Friday on
settlement terms in the strike
which had idled 8,500 work
, ers. 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.
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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
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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. Agency and the State Depart
oils nnd autos were steady to nicnt."
fractions higher. , Several persons were re
in the glamor growth stock , porlcd injured Police made
sector, RUM gained a point j somf arrests. Exact figures
while Xerox and Motorola n0, immrdiatcly avail-
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tural exhibit. The exhibit was
attacked by demonstrators
Saturday night.
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Washington Traffic
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By UniUd Prtii International
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sult of traffic accidents In
Washington State oer the 1
week end. three persons I
drowned, and one youngster
died in home accident.
INSULT AND BATTERY
Middlrtown. Conn. - ilTI' -A
thief stole the battery from
Murray Goldberg's car Sun- i
day ami left one in its place 1
But Goldberg said the ear
wouldn't start because the
substitute battery needed
charging.
NCWS CONFERENCE
Washington --tff . President '
Kennedy will hold a nes
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Wednesday. ,
least seven of the SOrt-niember
delegation from East Ger
many fled to Sweden Satur
day night and nkrd for po
litioal asvlum. There ws, no
confirmation of the report
About lO.onn rirleeaies are
attending the festival at
Olympir Stadium
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