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JUBILEE PARADE - Amoni! the old timers
who participated in the Saturday parade
during the Gold Rush Jubilee in Jackson
ville were Mr. and Mrs. Val llaskins, Jack
sonville. The couple was at the end of the
Old Timers group which was followed by
the children's parade. Nearly 8.000 persons
attended the two day Jubilee activities.
(Walter Burnett photo)
Home Business Request Is Approved
One request for permission
to operate a home occupation
was approved by the Medford
planning commission Thurs
day night, but a second appli
cant was advised to seek
neighborhood reaction to her
proposal.
An application from Dwainc
Smith, operator of Classic
Studios, to operate a photo
graphic studio as a home occu
pation in a multiple-family
zone at 1306 West Main st.
was approved by the commis
sion after Smith agreed to
abide by certain sign restric
tions. Smith's studio was formerly
located at 1115 West Main st.,
but a move was necessitated
when the property was pur
chased to make room for a
new Safeway slore at Hamil
ton and West Main sts.
A request from Mrs. E. G.
Hawkins, 508 Garfield St., to
operate a ceramics school in
her residence as a home occu
pation was continued by the
commission until its ncx reg
ular meeting on Sept. 13 to
give Mrs. Hawkins an oppor
tunity to determine if any of
her neighbors would object to
the operation of her business.
In other action, the commis
sion voted to:
-Approve a request for a
variance to the side yard set
back requirements in a multiple-family
zone for property
at 28 Myrtle st.
-Grant tentative approval
of Blossom Hill Terrace, Unit
No. 3.
-Approve a request In va
cate a portion of Grand ave.
east of Yucca st. in Rlossom
Terrace, Unit No. 2.
-Grant tentative approval
of Siskiyou Village subdivi.
sion.
- Approve a request for an
nexation of property east of
Murphy rd. and south of the
Rogue Valley Country club.
-Schedule a public hearing
for Sept. 13 on n request for
a change of zone from single
family to limited commercial
for properly on the east side
of Biddle rd. opposite the free
way interchange.
-Schedule a' public hearing
for a variance to the rear yard
setback requirements in a
multiple-family zone for four
lots in Block 13 of the Laurel
hurst Addition.
Three commission members
were absent at the meeting,
which was presided over by
Commission, Chairman Charles
Crary.
The Week in California
Politics and Deaths Top News
For Week; Bar Meeting Ends
By United Press International
The death of Marilyn Mon
roe and the execution of three
persona In the San Quentin
gas chamber topped the news
Aerospace: Negotiators con-1 request by a San Quentin
tinued trying to iron out a death row inmate for a "final
dispute involving five aero-1 moment of personal contact"
space firms in California, j with his wife before he is ex
Unions involved were the I eculed Sept. 4. Condemned
from California last week. i United Auto Workers and the ! murderer Lawrence C. Gar
Elsewhere, there were International Association of j ner, 30, had asked that he be
these developments: j Machinists. Their contracts I allowed to be with his wife
Republicans: California Re-1 had expired with North 'with no guard or matron pres
publicans closed ranks behind I American Aviation, Lock-lent. But Marin County Super-
heed, Convair of General Dy- j ior Judge N. Charles Brusa
namics, Ryan Aviation and , tori commented the request
Aerojet General. was understandable, but also
Garner: A judge denied a ' "unrealistic, improper and il-
Richard M. Nixon and said
"the feel of victory is in the
air." Nixon spoke to a con
vention of the . Republican
State Central committee in
Sacramento. The COP candi
date for governor and the en
lire Republican ticket won
public endorsement from As
semblyman Joseph C. Nhell,
who lost to Nixon in the June
primary.
Coachet: The sports world
mourned the death of two
of America's greatest track
coaches. Dean B. Cromwell
and Robert Lyman (Dink)
Tompleton. Last rites were
held in Los Angeles for
Cromwell, famed University
of Southern California men
tor and on the same day Tem
pleton, the one - time "Boy
Coach" of Stanford, died in
Palo Alto. Both succumbed
from heart attacks. Cromwell
was 82 and Templeton 85.
Cromwell coached at USC
from 1908 until 194B and
built the Trojans into one of
the nation's top track powers.
He coached the 1948 U.S.
Olympic track team and tu
tored such great athletes as
sprinter Mel Patton. Temple
ton coached the Indians for
19 years, directing the Tribe
to three NCAA champion
ships. As an athlete, he also
starred in football and rugby.
Cantor: Mrs. Ida Cantor,
known to millions through
her famous husband Eddie
Cantor's theme song "Ida,"
died of a heart attack in Los
Angeles. She was 70. The
couple had celebrated their
48th wedding anniversary
only June B. She had been
confined to a bed since Feb
ruary due to a previous heart
attack.
c: I Theater Groups To
Meet in Eugene
Eugene - Gov. Mark O. Hat
field will welcome some 700
members of the American
Educational Theater Associ
ation, Inc. to Oregon Aug. 20
at the first general session of
the association's national con
vention at the University of
Oregon.
Delivering the keynote ad
dress at that same meeting
quality and partisanship of!wl" e ur- nnur o- "em
federal judge appointments; jming. president of the uni
and Sen. Barry Goldwater (R- versity.
Ariz ), said labor unions have The three day convention
become too big for the best i will meet in Erb Memorial
interests of the nation. union on the Eugene campus.
legal." The wife, Sondr
is serving a life term
rona State prison. They were
sentenced for the 1959 slay
ing of a couple in San Ber
nardino county.
ABA: The American Bar
association held its annual
convention in San Francisco.
During the week-long affair,
ABA President John C. Sat
terfield and U. S. Attorney
General Robert Kennedy pre
sented sharply divergent
views regarding expansion of
government powers; a com
mittee of the ABA criticized
President Kennedy for the
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