THURSDAY, AUGUST 2. 1962
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
Kennedy Urges Russia To Re-Examine Position on Nuclear Test Ban
Washington - (UPI) - Presi
dent Kennedy Wednesday
urged Russia to "re-examine"
its position on a nuclei r test
ban agreement in view of
changing inspection propo
sals by the United Sta'.es.
Kennedy told his news
conference new technical ad
vances could simplify inspec
tion systems for a nuclear
test ban agreement. But he
said this country still will in
sist on some kind of on-the-spot
inspection plan.
Kennedy made the state
ment shortly before confer
ring wilh Chief U. S. Nuclear
Negotiator Arthur Dean. He
said Dean would return to
Geneva today to work toward
achievement of an agreement
based on the new findings.
Wants Drug Regulaliom
On other topics:
-Kennedy called for new
regulations to protect the
public from such harmful
and dangerous drugs as baby
deforming Thalidomide.
-The President urged the
House to approve U. S. pur
chases of United Nations
bonds.
-Asked how soon the Unit
ed States would continue nu
clear atmospheric tests at
Johnston Island, he said tech
nicians are repairing damage
caused by the explosion of
I the last attempted rocket
launcn. rie said when repairs
are finished a decision will
be made on whether to go on
with more tests. He said three
more tests would complete
ihe current series.
Authorities Contacted
-Kennedy said his brother,
Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy,
has made contact with au
thorities in Albany, r,a., re
garding racial troubles there.
He called the refusal of the
Albany city council to sit
down with the Negroes
"wholly inexplicable."
-Kennedy praised negotia
tors in the Dutch-Indonesian
dispute over New Guinea.
-Regarding a possible tax
cut, Kennedy said he wanted
to see July economic figures.
-Kennedy said he would be
willing to match the record
of his administration with
that of former President
Dwight D. Eisenhower on
economic issues.
New York - (UPD - Watch
for a pastel look underfoot.
The American Carpet insti
tute forecasts increasing popu
larity for floor coverings in
pastel hues - pale blues, pinks
and yellows.
Oregon Republicans Open Portland Office
Salem JUPli-The Oregon Re
publican Party has opened an
office in Portland, in addi
tion to the headquarters of
fice here, Jerry Claussen, ex
ecutive director, has an
nounced.
The Portland office will be
operated only through the
November election. It is lo
cated in the Executive Building.
In the Day's News
By FRANK JENKINS
The big news from Wash
ington as this is written con
cerns a filibuster conducted
by what the dispatches de
scribe as "a small band of
Democratic 'liberals' in the
senate" who are opposing
President Kennedy's commun
ications satellite bill-which is
a bill to create a corporation
to handle the worldwide com
munications, including Inter
national television broadcasts,
that will be made possible by
the Telstar satellite system.
The administration bill
would create a corporation
governed by 15 directors. Six
of the directors would be
elected by holders of stock to
be offered to the public at a
minimum initial price of $100
per share. Six more directors
would be named by commun
ications companies in propor
tion to voting stock held, but
no company could vote for
more than three directors.
Three directors out of the
15 would be named for three
year terms by the President.
CONSIDERING the problems
that MUST be solved, in
cluding international negoti
ations that will have to be
conducted at government lev
els, it doesn't sound too bad.
But
It is opposed by a band of
starry-eyed liberals who ap
parently concede that they
haven't voles enough to defeat
it so are adopting the fili
buster tactic which amounts
to talking it tr death.
OUR Wayne Morse is against
the President's bill. He
says: "As far as I am con
cerned, I am AGAINST IT.
Those satellites should be
AMERICAN FLAG satellites
and not monopoly satellites."
Our Matirine is also against
the President's bill. She says:
"Under the administration
bill, the AT&T would be the
chosen instrument to own and
control civilian space com
municiilions. Why should we
hasten to give away the fruits
of billions of taxpayer dollars
to a private monopoly owned
and controlled by a few huge
companies and dominated by
the greatest and most power
ful monopoly in America today?"
Revision of
Satellite Bill
Said Expected
Washington - (UPI) - Sen. Al
bert Gore (D-Tonn.), said to
day he figures the Senate For
eign Relations committee will
revise the space communica
tions bill to allow President
Kennedy to control interna- j
tional negotiations involving
any satellite corporation.
Gore, a member of the com-1
mittee, and other liberal Dem
ocrats led the five-day fill-1
buster which resulted In the :
bill being returned to the com-1
mittee for a 10-day study.
Deadline Aug. 10
The legislation to create a i
privately owned, government
regulated communications;
satellite corporation must be
reported back to the Senate I
for action by noon on Au?. 10. !
Gore said the bill, as it now
stands, gives the corporation
primary seat" In foreign
negotiations involving space
communications, and "the
President a secondary one."
"The Constitution," Gore
said, "contemplated it to be
the other way around."
Other congressional news:
Bonds - The House Foreign
Affairs committee met behind
closed doors to work out a
compromise proposal to pur
chase United Nations bonds.
Sources say President Ken
nedy has told the lawmakers
he will accept a compromise if
it will assure passage of the
bill.
Eslei - The Senate investi
gations subcommittee, probing
Billie Sol Estcs' activities in
Washington, called two Agri
culture department officials
to testify about meetings Estes
attended at the department's
headquarters.
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MUCH tor. Washington.
Let's turn our attention
now to Twin Falls, ldaho
where. a dispatch tells us,
"a bizarre new teen-age
'chicken' game is plaguing
West Coast Airlines flight
71)2 at the municipal airport."
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New York - lllfll - By 1970,
there will be 12 million cars
In California, according to the
August Issue of Car and
Driver magazine. The state,
with 0 million cars today, al
ready has more than any other
state in the union lopping
New York by .1 million autos.
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million visitors drive across
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New York 'ITU - Research
Foresters at Weyerhaeuser
company are treating seed
lings with a special animal
repellent in an effort to stop
animal damage and destruc
tion to young trees, Ameri
can Forest Products indu
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Try and Stop Me
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A sold, and the other tenants naturally were curious to
know what kind of people would occupy it. The (list day a
brand-new doormat was
put down in the hall, and
everybody hastened to
read the inscription
thereon. It read, "Scram!"
You've got to keep on
your toes to be abreast of
progress tn fnst-glowing
ThoeniX, Arizona. A har
raHsed mother told her son
there, "Why must you stay
underfoot when I'm trying
to get the place ('loaned
up? Go down and play tn
that empty lot at the cor
ner." The boy retume,t
presently, to report, "Mother,
there!"
Utere s a i'2-a
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some long-wanted books for her library, she pasted this plate in
eveiy volume: "They borrow books; they will not buy; they have
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