WEDNESDAY. OCTOBEH 17. 1962
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Permits Issued for 10 Homes in City Cost of Enforcing Enrollment Of Meredith Passes SI Million
$1,500 for the 300 support
troops still in Memphis, Tenn.
At the peak, the figure wai
probably closer to $150,000 a
day, with an average some
where near $100,000 to be ex
pected for the first ten days,
officials said.
The Medford building de
lo remodel a restaurant at
partment has issued 10 per
mits to D.L. Pickell and Har
ry Withrow for construction
of residences on Mace rd. and
Stevens and Howard sts.
Pickell received permits lo
erect $9,000 homes at 126
and 183 Mace rd. a $9,500
residence at 190 Mace rd.;
and a S9.000 residence at
1135 Stevens st.
Withrow was issued per
mits to erect $9,000 residences
at 189, 184 and 186 Mace rd.:
an $11,500 residence at 188
Mace rd.: and S9.000 resi
dences at 2841 and 2857 How
ard St.
A permit was issued to Col
ony Restaurants, Inc., Monday
Washinfiton - HTD - Addi-
ine the Mississippi costs. But a
pus have yet been forwa-ded
may he calculated at only $5
dicate continuing costs of
more than $30,000 a day in
Mississippi approximately
$14,000 for the 1,200 guards
men still at Oxford, $16,500
for the 3,300 regulars still on
the campus and perhaps
236 North Frant st. at an es
timated cost of $1,000.
Tuesday, permits were is
sued to Cecil Collins to erect
an awninR at 27 South Cen
tral ave. at an estimated cost
of $3,500; to Medford Con
valescent home to install a
sprinkler system at an esti
mated cost of $3,500; and to
V. D. Squire to erect a resi
dence at 1126 Sailing ave. at
an approximate cost of $9,500.
1 tional military costs of more
than $1 million have been in-
curred so far in enforcing the
i enrollment of James Meredith
rough idea can be obtained
from the number of man-days
involved in moving 20.600
regular troops and 3.000 na
tional guardsmen into the Ox
ford, Miss., area.
All but 4,800 of these troops
now have been moved out, so
the daily cost has shrunk to
approximately a fifth of the
peak reached soon after the
first of them were ordered to
the scene Sept. 30.
The troop expenses now ap
pear to be the only cost of con
sequence likely to be borne by
the Defense department. The
Army said no claims for dam
ages in the rioting on the cam-
to Army headquarters, and
that only minor claims are be
ing processed by the local
! command.
I The Justice department,
! however, has incurred sub-
stantial non-military costs in
sending 500 U S. marshals to
! Oxford.
' $12 Per Day Per Man
For the Mississippi national
guardsmen, who would olhrr
' wise be in civilian life, t he
: additional expense is prob-
ably close to $12 per day per
man, officials said.
! For the regulars, who
j would be drawing pay, allow
j ances and subsistence in any
! case, the additional expense
or less per man per day.
At the Pentagon, this is a
familiar line of figuring, be
cause it is used in dividing
with the West German gov
ernment the additional ex
pense of maintaining 6,000
U S. troops in West Berlin.
Berlin Costs Computed
For the year ended July 1,
the additional Berlin costs
were computed at only $13.7
million, of which the Bonn
government paid 93 per cent.
However, this did not include
the pay of the troops or other
large outlays which help boost
the U.S. military budRct close
to $50 billion a year.
The per-man basis would in
NAVY SETUP CHAMP
San Francisco - WPD - Sea
man Edward C. Jolly, 21, of
Prosscr, Neb., a crewman
aboard the submarine Mon
quil, may be the fittest sailor
in the whole U.S. Navy Dur
ing his quarterly fitness let.
Jolly did 4.U01 setups in three
hours and one minute. The
Navy is cheeking whether he
can officially claim the all
Navy record , for consecutive
setups.
at the University of Missis
sippi, according to estimates
by defense officials.
But they are hoping that
the final figure will be sub
stantially less than the S4.9
million spent when troops
were used in the school inte
gration dispute at Little Rock,
Ark., in 1957. They are sure
it will be far less than the
$150 million spent in sending
troops to Lebanon in 1958.
No comprehensive attempt
has yet been made to determ
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boosting the total for. 178 days
to 9.085,726.
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