Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 29, 1962, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextOfficials Meet in Canada for Talks On Lumber Troubles Ottawa -(VP!)- United States end Canadian orricials met for nearly three hours behind closed doors in humid Ottawa Tuesday to discuss a hotter U.S. problem Canadian soft wood lumber exports which are hurting the U.S. Industry In the Pacific Northwest. N. A. Robertson, Canada's tinder-secretary of state for external affairs, told news men the talks so far had ranged over the whole prob lem of lumber exports. Robertson said the initial discussions should be conclud ed late today. The U.S. negotiators are led by G. Griffith Johnson, assistant secretary of state for economic affairs. Northwest Demands Kennedy asked for the talks last month because Canada's $250 million annual softwood exports to the U.S. have brought demands for protec tion from the hard-hit Pacific Northwest lumber industry. When Kennedy's request reached Ottawa, Justice Min ister Donald Fleming, the then finance minister, said Canada would view seriously any harm to Canadian exports. Other reports from the capital have indicated Canada will take a tough stand at the talks against lowering of exports. Canada, which is In the midst of an austerity program designed to correct a chronic balance of payments deficit, claims a reduction in lumber export would hurt the coun try's efforts to' recover. PRESENTING E ComoleteVtf THE (Locksmith J Service 1 iifiiaTiiii rffii nrh fTm tr n KEY With This Coupon And ANY Purchase at Foreign Briefs FIVE KILLED IN TRUCK CRASH Cayambe, Ecuador-)lPI-A truck carrying 10 persons and a load of wheat overturned on the Pan-American highway near here yesterday and plunged into a ravine more than 200 feet deep, killing 5 of those aboard and injuring the other 5. Police said the driver of the truck was a teen-ager with little driving experience. The dead included a professor, a woman and three children. MOROCCO PRINCESS GIVES BIRTH TO DAUGHTER Rabat, Morocco - I PI) - Princess Lalla Aicha, sitter of Moroccan King Hassan II, gave birth to a daughter yesterday. it was reported here. Palace sources said both the princess and her baby were in excellent health. NORWEGIAN PREMIER CONFERS WITH BEN-GURION Oslo - IIPII - Premier Einar Gerhardten conferred with Israeli Premier David Ben-Gurion yesterday on international issues and Israel's security problems. ' Ben-Gurion arrived in Oslo Monday for a seven-day of ficial visit. After conferring with Norway s political leaders, he was received in formal audience at the royal palace by King Olav V. EARLY GRAIN HARVEST PREDICTED ViennaJlPIThe Hungarian newt agency MTI predicted yesterday that Hungary's grain harvest will be brought in weeks ahead of schedule this year. It credited increased mechanisation for the stepped-up harvest pace. i VATICAN PAPER COMMENTS ON COSMONAUTS Vatican City-llW-The Vatican City newspaper Osserva- tore Romano suggested last night the latest Soviet cotmonauts fell "from the special heights of courage to the equally abysmal bottom of mediocre stupidity." The newspaper commented on remarks by Andrian Nikolayev and Pavel Popovich that they did not meet God in space and that "the God in wnom people peueve travels at very slow speed." Osservatore asked In an editorial. Is it possible, because of the harmful anti-religious prejudice, to plunge more unex pectedly from the special heights of courage to the equally abysmal bottom of mediocre stupidity? TOY HOUSE 317 E. 772-5880 Mild Slips Noted On Stock Market; Losses Widespread New York-dJPD-Stocks slip ped mildly today. Although losses were widespread they were limited to fractions in all but a few cases. American Motors was frac tional gainer in a soft auto section. 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Mariner-2 Spacecraft Continues on Steady interplanetary Course Toward Planet Venus Pasadena, Calif. -(UPD- The Mariner -2 spacecraft hurtled through space on a steady interplanetary course today in qu:;st of a close look at the planet Venus and a major space triumph over Russia. Scientists at Caltech's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) said the instrument-laden ve hicle was "doing remarkably well," and they were confi dent it would fulfill its mis sion in the unknown reaches of space. Fly By' The 181-million mile flight of the Mariner-2 is program med to take the vehicle on a "fly by" within 10,000 miles of Venus early in December. An electronic eye will then peer through the mantle of cloud that perpetually shrouds the earth's nearest planetary neighbor and try to determine if the environment is com patible with any forms of life that we know. Mariner-2, hailed as an amazing guidance success, could score a dramatic pres tige victory for the United States, recently shaken by Russia's spectacular feat of orbiting two manned space ships simultaneously. The closest previous fly-by of Venus was a Russian at- Sprague Suggests Exchange of O and C, PrivateTimber Land Salem - (CPU - The checker board pattern of O and C tim ber lands in Oregon should be changed by exchanging grant lands with tracts of private owners to make forest man agement easier. This was the suggestion of Charles Sprague, ex-governor and chairman of the O and C advisory board of the Bureau of Land Management to some 200 persons gathered here Tuesday night to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the O and C Sustained Yield Act. Sprague said creating the checkerboard pattern in the first place was a "monstrous error. ' The Salem editor predicted that the present patterns of timber ownership in Oregon will continue. Divided Holdings He said timber holdings will remain divided between the O and C lands, national for ests, Indian reservations, state forests, great corporate hold-1 tal and experience to do an ings, marginal woodlots and small family holdings. He said some have called Oregon an "economic colony" because huge timber com panies have their headquar ters elsewhere. But he said, the companies have the capi- TREMENDOUS RESPONSE Salem - (UPD - The Oregon State Highway Commission said today response to the first completely new road map of Oregon In 38 years has been been tremendous. It said more than 15,000 maps were sent out during the first week. excellent job of utilizing tim ber products. He said the O and C lands are a national resource and "trust," ably administered by the BLM. Earlier, Sprague traced the history of the O and C lands and contrasted attitudes of 1918 and of 1937. In 1915, the early cry for the grant lands of the defunct Oregon and California Rail road was "get the land set tled." But, Sprague said, little of the land was fit for agricul ture - almost its only value was timber. Regional Edition Page 2-A MedfordSpWTribune MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29. 1962 tempt in 1961 that shot with in 62,000 miles of the planet. Last Position JPLS said the space ve hicle's last position as of 4 a.m. (PDT) was 412,267 miles from Earth. A speed figure was not given, but the pre vious speed for 3 p.m. Tues day was 7,260 miles an hour. The spacecraft's S18.5 mil lion experiment in space was being monitored by JPL's Goldstone tracking station in the nearby desert. JPL officials said the tra jectory of the vehicle would still have to be corrected with a crucial mid-course maneuver enabling it to swing within the desired range of Venus. 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