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Senate Foes of Space Satellite Measure Agree To Halt Filibuster Stocks Show First rop in Six Days New York-flJPH-Slocks be gan the new month today with their first decline in six sessions. The general list showed a heavy plurality of declines of fractions to around a point, but some of the colorful growth issues and the leading chemicals tumbled more sharply, While most of the top oils, steels, motors, rails and utili ties limited their losses to minor amounts, Du Pont shew ed more than 3 and Kodak around 2. In the electronics, IBM lost around 10 and Fairchild, Lit ton, Bcckman and Motorola at least a point. Among the big losers were Singer, Xerox, Polaroid, Coca Cola, Corning Glass and Crown Cork with losses ranging from 2 to 4. DOW-JONES AVERAGES New York-aiPH-Dow-Jones final stock averages: 30 in dustrials 591.36, off 6.57; 20 railroads 121.72, off 0.40; IS utilities 117.00, off 0.32, and 65 stocks 206.91. off 1.54. Sales today were about 3.1 million shares compared with 4.13 million shares Tuesday. , General Electric j General Foods General Motorn I Georgia Pacific j Greyhound j Gull Oil t Homeatake Idaho. Power IBM. Int. Paper .Johns Manvllle Kennecolt Copper Lockheed Aircraft Martin Co Merck . ' Montana Power MontRomeiy Ward Nat'l Ilisculf New York Central Northern Pacilic ".'ac Gas Elec Penney. J. c Penn RR Pcrma Cement Phillipa . , Procter At Gamble Radio Corporation Rithlield Oil Sjileway Sears Shell Oil Socony Mohil Oil Southern Co Southern Pacific Sperry Rand Standard California Standard Indiana Standard N. J Stokcly Van Camp Sun Mlnea Texas Co Texas Gulf Sulfur Texas Pac Land Trull Thlokol Trans America Trans World Air Trl Continental Union Carbide (xd) Union Pacific Untied Aircraft United Airlines U. S. Plywood I-. S. Rubber I). S. Steel, West Bank Corp Westlnshouse (xdl ;.. 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BBi'4 . 2ni, . 44;', . 27 '4 . 3(1 . 42 'i . 4.1 . 2fl'i . 2(H, Bill To Be Sent IIri7ni.a MnttW Considering Sweden m mm T w w m as w s. was w at m mm mmj -w mm w mm mm St as As Solution To Problem of Abortion OVENLESS HEATING New York -I1IPII-- You soon may be able to heat precooked meals without an oven. Oscar Mayer company is experi menting with minute meats in aluminum pans seated in a mylar firm package. You im merse Ihe whole thing in wa ter in a big frying pan and heat by boiling. New York - (IIPI) - Retail sales of perfumes, cosmetics and toilet, preparations hit a record high of $1.P billion last year, according to Printer's Ink. rMMiaWHMl fmmfmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimiinmm 6HB DOWNTOWN M tV Open fil Keep your hair-do with a maqic Ihximn ' fat. No. 2UITI look! It's majicl This eTectronTcally lanolired Lu Wane Magic Turban adheres to itself (and not your hair!) with just a gentle touch. 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Under the agreement, the controversial measure, op posed by a group of liberal Democrats will be studied for 10 days by the Senate Foreign Relations committee. Mansfield's Promise The agreement also was conditioned upon Senate Dem ocratic Leader Mike Mans field's promise that the satel lite bill, when returned to the Senate floor by Aug. 10, would remain the pending business until disposed of one way or the other. The hill would rreafe a I privately owned but govern ment-regulated corporation to operate space communications satellites. Democratic liberals opposed to the measure had conducted a five-day filibuster against it. Republican Sens. John G. Tower (Texas), Barry Gold water (Arizona), and Roman L. Hruska (Nebraska), all of whom figured in holding up the agreement Tuesday night, accepted the compromise to day. Mansfield said he felt sure the Foreign Relation commit tee would start hearings on the communications bill Thursday. Acceptance of the compro mise by all sides ended thn possibility of a cloture, or gag, move by the leadership. Recreation Program To Close Thursday Central Point - The sum mer recreation program in Central Point will close Thurs day, Aug. 2, with a program presented in the Central Point 'Junior High school gymnas ium. The program will Include a show and displays, accordinff In Don Miller, reoroatlnn rii. rector. Displays of arts and crafts of children participat ing in the summer program will be shown, as well as base ball trophies of the Crater Cubs junior league team. The program will include presentation of awards, tum bling and gymnastics acts, ba ton acts, and skits. Demon si rations of wrestling and ten nis skills and introduction of the 14 baseball learns also will be featured. Tuesday, July 31. a busload of youngsters was taken to Ihe drive-in movie at the Starlight Drive-In theater. A total of 82 children attended, Assisting with Ihe summer program have been Mrs. Don Miller, Ruth Stiehl, Mike Glines and Darryl Summer field. The program has been in effect for six weeks. Phoenix - tllPH - A young mother seeking a legal abor tion, rather than bear a child possibly hprribly deformed because of a drug she took, looked with favor today on Sweden as a possible solution to her problem. "I know we wouldn't go be hind the Iron Curtain and it would be too expensive to go to Japan," said Mrs. Shcrri Fink bine who has been thwarted in her home state in tries for legal clearance to terminate her pregnancy. She added that "Sweden would be best - Sweden would be like home. It is very much like Minnesota where I was born." Her husband, Robert, a high school teacher, said they still were exploring all possibili ties and have not yet made any decision. It was expected the operation would have to be performed in the near future. Mrs. Fink bine explained that the trip would be costly wherever they went and their only problem was money. She said they were not looking for any public financial sup port. "This is our problem and we must solve it our own way. We will get a loan if i we must. I think it would he easier to live with monthly payments for the rest of our lives than with the misfortune of a terribly m a 1 formed baby," she said. The husband applied Tues day in U.S. District Court to extend his passport to include his wife. The application must be sent to Los Angeles where, if approved, it will enable the couple to travel anywhere in the world where U.S. citizens are allowed. Finkbine used the passport a year ago when he chaper oned high school students on glpi!ijlB 1 1 PLATES SEIZED - Guy H. Spaman, special agent in charge of the Los Angeles office of the secret service, is shown with $4114,000 in counterfeit $100 bills and the aluminum lithograph plates used to make them. Arrested on suspicion of counterfeiting were Paul S. Gilberto, 33, and Rolland M. Marshall, 44. Spaman said the plates used to make the bills were found in Gilberto's car. Ho also said that none of the fnke bills apparently had been passed. (UPI) Page 2-A Tribune Mannos Return from Trip to Gulf Area Mr. and Mrs. Anthony TV Maniio, fi4fi South Holly si., Mpdfnrd, nMurnod recently from New Orleans and the Ciiilf Coast Hrea, They were accompanied by Iheir daugh ter, Miss Anne Manno, and son. J.nuis, While in New Orleans, Man no attended the National Re l a i 1 Hardware association meetini;. He was president of I he association, and presided at the hoard of jjovrrnnrs vretinji, He also presented the keynote address to the con-; erence, Officers weir elected riur-, ins the mrrtiiiR. and Joe H. Haker. McGchee, Ark., suc ceeded Manno as president nf t he association. Manno was elected chairman of the exec utive committee and advisory member of the board of gov ernors. The Manno family visited in Hih.xi, Miss , and Atmorc. Ala., after the convention. In Atmore they were miosis of Mr. and Mrs. Huperl Watson. Moth families went to Pensa cola, Kla , before the Mannos returned home, ICY TEST Naltimore ilTfi Supplying handicraft kits to keep .CiO Navy men occupied riuriOG the nine months nf leisure riur ins the Antarctic "Opera tion Peepf i eee" proved a real challenge to Arts and Crafts coiporatinn of Balti more All Ihe maletials had In he able (n withstand temper- MEDFOHD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 1. 1962 BN6TS FOOD EXPERTS TO STUDY UTILIZATION Home-HTi-The World Food Program will send experts into Asia. Africa end Lalin America to determine better ways to utilize Ihe world's food surpluses, Program Executive Director A. H. Boerma said here Tuesday. DOCTORS IN ITALY PLANNING STRIKE Rome-'I'I'f-A medical union leader said Tuesday night a doctor's strike which might involve all of Italy's nearly 100, 000 doctors is planned lor next month. Dr. Romolo Gentile said Rome's 9,000 doctors would strike, and added that 90,000 other physicians throughout the country might join them. Rome's doctors are demanding higher fees and a higher retirement age for government-employed physicians. SECURITY COMMITTEE DISCUSSES THREAT Tokyo-VI'l-The U.S. -Japanese Joint Security Committee met today for the first time in nearly two yean for what was described as a "philosophical discussion" of the com munist throat to the far east. Foreign Minister Masayosht Ohira said after the meeting that the committee had decided to meet twice a year in the future. U. S. Ambassador Edwin O. Reischauer and Adm. Harry D. Felt, U. S. Supreme Commander in the Pacific area, rep resented the United States. UNITED STATES ACCUSED OF VIOLATION Tokyo-'ITI'-Th Communists accused the United States Tuesday of 124 violations of the Korean demilitarised tone from June 8 to July 26, according to the Communist Korean Central News Agency. SYRIAN ARRESTED FOR INVESTIGATION Damascus. Syria-tPI-Former Mj. Gen. Mohammed Jar rh and two former members of parliament have been ar rested pending investigation of charges of alleged anti Syrian activity, oflicial sources here said Tuesday. Us.. . ussla "TROPHY" AT-TH E-E A H HEARING AID Wijjht t-tx ihait f an (H)rt Tiny n ify-o- ; Wo-fl t ( tf SO. OSIOOM HtARING AID StSVICE So. CtRitat 772 2201 a tour of Europe. While on the trip in London he obtained tranquilizers containing the drug thalidomide. Doctors recommended the abortion because the 30-year-old mother of four healthy children took the drug early in her pregnancy. A judge dismissed the case Monday which the local television star nf a children's program had hoped would free her from possible prosecution. Finkbine said Tuesday they were giving up their battle for a legal abortion and would "seek help in a more favor able legal climate." Arizona law says a mother's life must be in dancer before such an operation can be performed. Because of the time element involved, it was generally be lieved the Finkbines would leave Ihe United States with in the week for a country in which abortions are legal. Time is an essential factor in the Finkbines' decision. Doctors say that unless the abortion is performed before she has been pregnant three months, a hazardous Caesar ian section would be required. Mrs. Finkbine has only lVi weeks before three months have elapsed. SHIP IT USEE to or from Oakland, San Fran cisco Los Angeles and other California points. Call Jack Fitzgerald 773-7761 RES Announcing--- Opening of New Office v W.R. Petersqn M.D. Physician 33 North Central Ave. . 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