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IfrgyTl Do It Every Time . By Jimmy Hatlo L " f.)M y - H EPPIOENCV MAN IS TO ) 6SS?--1f FAMOUi J BREAK FIND OUT WHV THIS VH i LOCT OPeNSOMEX DEPARTMENT USES SO FZZ I I VSHOT M052 PAPEDy VMUCM SUPPLIES j 1he office mice thought the big cat was awav but now the fun COMMENCES- Medford SECTION C Tribune MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1962 PAGES 1 to 10 Underdeveloped Countries To Get Television Sets Washington -OIPli- The Unit ed States has bought a thou sand portable television sets, which it hopes will help bring education to underdeveloped countries. The countries don't have enough electricity to run the sets, an official of the Agency for International Develop ments said. He suggested they could be powered by little children playing on merry-go-rounds. A House government opera tions subcommittee took a dim view of this method of uplift ing less fortunate lands. Many Illiterates The project's originator, Dr. Gerald F. Winfield, chief of the agency's Communications Resources Division, told con gressmen there were 250 mil lion children not in schools and 500 million illiterate adults in 80 countries now re ceiving U. S. foreign aid. He said the objective of the educational television plan was to teach people agricul t u r e methods, homemaking and other subjects to raise their standard of living. Rep. Porter Hardy (D-Va.), chairman of the subcommit tee, called the plan "one of the biggest pieces of foolishness I've seen in some time." Rep. George Meader (Mich), top Republican of the group, had another criticism. "Did it ever occur to you," he asked Winfield, "that one of the best things we can do for these people is to shield them from television?" Winfield replied that the agency was only interested in educational broadcasts. The agency signed a $400, 000 contract in June with the Warwick Manufacturing Co., Chicago, for 1,000 of the tran sistorized television sets. These will be operated in underdeveloped communities of five or six yet unchosen countries where there is no power supply. Winfield said part of the plan includes experiments with small gasoline genera tors, windmills, merry - go rounds and other devices to recharge battery-powered sets. Helispots Planned In Wild Areas Washington -WP1-The U. S. Forest Service will construe 18 helicopter landing spots in the Goat Rocks and Mt. Adams wild areas of the Gil ford Pinchot National Forest, Rep. Julia Butler Hansen ID Wash.) reported Wednesday. Mrs. Hansen said she had been told by Regional Forester J. Herbert Stone that the heli spots, intended to improve fire protection this summer and fall, would "cause very little conflict with wilderness use." ORDERS INTEGRATION Richmond, Va. (UPD Feder al Judge John D. Butzncr Jr. Wednesday ordered the near by town of West Point, Va., to admit 10 Negro children to white or predominantly white schools in September. Butz ner also ordered the school board to produce a plan to further desegregate its ele mentary school. Two Negro children attended West Point's white high school last year, but the elementary school re mained segregated. PICNIC PRIZES FIZZLED Cleveland (Uri) Everyone thought the benefit picnic at the Sleepy Hollow Lake Club here earlier this week was a great success until the door prizes were awarded. A min ister won a bottle of cham pagne and a bald man won a hair brush. Washington -(UPD- His Roy al Highness Hasan Al-Rida Al Sanusi, crown prince of Lib ya, will visit the United States beginning Oct. 16 at President K e n n e d y's invitation, tha White House said Wednesday. One-third of the world sup ply of commercial arsenic comes from the U.S. 20 OFF! FIRE INSURANCE (Medford) $10,000 With Extended Coverage $57.26 American Mfg. Mutual Dividend $11.45 Net Cost $45.81 VICTOR C. 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