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Red China Calls For Peace Talks; Troops Advance New Delhi, India-IUPD-Com-munist China called for troop disengagement and peace talks with India today even though forces were smashing deeper into Indian territory. In a formal statement, the Peiping government proposed a meeting between Premiers Jawaharlal Nehru of India and Chou En-lai of China to halt the bloody fighting on the mountainous border be tween India and Red-held Tibet. The three-point Chinese statement appeared to contain nothing new from . previous Peiping proposals for negotia tion which have been reject ed by the Indian government. There was no immediate In dian reply to the proposal. An Indian spokesman admitted earlier that advancing Chi nese forces were threatening the town of Twang, about 18 miles inside the border on the eastern sector of the broad battle front. Bead Over Hadio The Chinese statement was broadcast over Peiping Radio by the Communist New China News Agency. It proposed: Thnt hnth sides disengage nnrf withdraw 20 kilometers (about 12.5 miles) from the line of "actual control- along the entire border. That China and India agree not to cross the "tradi tional, customary line" In the middle and western sectors of the border. The current big Chinese ad vance is in the eastern sector. That, "in order to seek a JOHN LUSK ' for COUNCILMAN WARD 4 "The Cily'i Buiimu In a businesslike manner." Pd. Pol. Adv., R. D. Ford 1846 Woodlawn Drive, Medford YOU CAN GO TO PORTLAND BY GREYHOUND for Only 1120 ROUND TRIP TRUE I FALSE .aiiiM.iiieii ea i me imam en a H 1 i i " i I '.'"- If you checked the box marked TRUE, you're right! The fact is, traveling by Greyhound costs less than trains, planes and driving yourself. Insist on exclu-' sive Scenicruiser Service" for the greatest travel bargain on earth ... and leave the driving to us. Choo.f from hundreds of frequtnt like these: On. Vv ll n J II) Hound Trip JiO .1.1 SIM M SJfMO 30.70 Shuttle Sun Fmnrlico l.o Anfrlea .. Sun DlrEO Sis.fia 111.05 All fare! plm lax mmmmm friendly settlement of the Sino-Indian boundary ques tion, talks should be held once again by the prime min isters of China and India." It said the talks could be held either in Peiping or New Delhi. Drive Seven Miles On the fighting front, an Indian Defense Ministry spokesman said the Chinese have driven seven miles trom Khinzemane which fell to the Reds lost Saturday. Khinzemane was one of In dia's key defense posts along the Northeast Frontier Agency border with Tibet. The drive would put the Chi nese about seven or eight miles from Twang, a town of 25,000 and the second largest In the NEEA.. The Indian defense spokes man said the situation on the western front In Ladakh was unchanged, although Chinese broadcasts claimed Commu nist troops were advancing on both sectors of the front, al most 1,000 miles apart. Nehru has refused to enter negotiations with China until Indian comiitlons are met, In cluding withdrawal of Chi nese forces from Indian- claimed territory. Pope Renews Plea For Peace Meetings Vatican City - IUPII - Pope John XXIII today reiterated his appeal to world statesmen to sit down around a table and seek ways to avert war. The pontiff, addressing a weekly general audience in the Vatican's Hall of Benedic tions, did not refer specifical ly to the Cuban crisis or the Sino-Indian fighting. He spoke of the problems of peace and war only briefly and in gen eral terms. "I always speak well of all those statesmen, here and there, in this or that land, who are busy meeting in or der to avert war and bring a bit of peace," the Pope said. "But of course only the spirit of the Lord can accom plish this miracle, because obviously where there Is no substance and spiritual life many things cannot be accom plished." ON COMMISSION Salem -IUPII -Norman Ross, Portland, was sworn in Tues day as a member of the Ore gon Commission for the Blind The ceremony was in Gov. Mark Hatfield's office. It nrc-yhound srltrrtulcs to places Way New York . . II. Chiceke IJ J Miami .. IHJOO J. A. TOMIACK, Jill and nARTI.KTT Trip l-iii on sua ii $!)!, DO Atent ll-lja irW ,r t-ftiir - MISSING-Mary Janet Shamel Silkanon, 18, of Grants Pass, and her year-old son, Tim othy Edward, has been re ported missing since Oct. 19, according to police. She left a note with her parents say ing that she was going to visit a friend in San Francisco, but has made no contact with the friend. (UPI) FIRES BIG ROCKET Elgin AFB, Fla. -IUPII- The Air Force launched the larg est rocket in its 44-month Project Firefly test series Tuesday over the Gulf of Mexico. A three-stage Honest John-Nike missile carried a payload which burst at high altitude into a glow visible over much of the Gulf Coast and several hundred miles In land. It was the ninth thot In the current series of high altitude space probes. Stocks Continue Nosedive on Heavy Selling Onslaught New York-IUPD-Stocks con tinued their nosedive on heavy volume early today as a clash between Russian and American ships off Cuba ap peared Imminent. Only steels and a handful of rails resisted a widespread selling onslaught. Trend charting issues such as Polaroid, Xerox and IBM were off from 3 to 6 points. Leading motors and interna tional oils were active with many giving up at least anoth er point. The situation was the same in chemicals and in miscellaneous p I v o t a 1 s in cluding big American Tele phone. Prices on scattered Issues showed Douglas off a4, U.S. Steel up , Chrysler down 1, General Electric off V4, RCA off V, American Tobac co up 'it, Kodak off 1, Cali fornia Standard off l'j, Con Edison off 1, North American Aviation off Vi, Du Pont off Sears off lH, and Republic Steel up Vs. DOW JONES AVERAGES New York -Itll'll- Dow Jones linal stock averages: 30 Industrials. 558.06, off 10.54i 20 railroads 117.20, up 0.33) IS utilities 112.69, off 3.83 .and 65 stocks 106.08, off 3.58. Solea Tues day were about 6.11 million shares compared with 5.69 million iharea Monday. Tueaday'a prlcei elected Blocka : Alum Co Am . 40'; American Air Lines 19 American Can 40 American Molora 14 AT&T 101 'i American Tobacco 2.V. Anaconda Copper 37 Foreign BRAZILIAN PRESIDENT TO APPEAL FOR PEACE Rio de Jnnelro-ilTluPreiidenl Joao Goulart will make a "dramatic appeal" to the United States and Russia to main tain world peace when he inaugurates the 51st Interparli amentary Union conference Thursday, a presidential spokes man said today. ROMANIAN OFFICIAL SHORTENS BURMA VISIT Tokyo - Iliril Romanian Communist boss Gheorghe Gheorghiu De left Burma for Bucharest Monday, cutting hort a scheduled three-day visit, the Communist New China news agency reported. Before leaving, De) and Gen, Ne Win, president of the Burmese Revolutarionary council, Issued joint communique announcing that Ne Win hat accepted an Inritation to visit Romania. ROMANCE SAID FOUNDATION FOR SPY RING Tel Avlv-tl'IT A romance between an Israeli Arab youth aud his teen-age Iraqi Jewish immigrant sweetheart was the j foundation tor an Egyptian spy ring, according to Informed sources here. j The source! said the nimii of the couple and other youths : arrested were being witheld pending further Investigation j into the alleged ring, which used young people to carry In- ! formation from the Galilee area to Egyptian intelligence j headquarter! In the Gaia Strip. ! KEEP SENATOR LYNN l'l WORKING for YOU Pol. AoV, IMawbry for St. Gubernatorial Candidates Clash at Portland Rally; Morse Called Bade To Washington by Cuban Crisis By United Preii International Candidates for governor and other officers met face to lace at a rally Tuesday night minus Sen. Wayne Morse (D-Ore.) who was called back to Washington, D. C. for con- Grenfell Indicted By Multnomah Jury Portland - OIPD - State Sen. William A. Grenfell Jr., 37, was Indicted by the Mult nomah county grand Jury Tuesday on a charge of leav ing the scene of an accident. A warrant was served on Grenfell at his room in Bess Kaiser Hospital where he has been undergoing treatment for injuries suffered in the Oct. 8 accident. Earlier Grenfell, a Demo cratic candidate for the Mult nomah County Commission, was charged with filing a false police report. The charges stemmed from a two-car accident in which Harold A. Jones, was killed. A housewife, Mrs. Natalie Crenshaw of Portland, was found at the scene. Grenfell was found injured near the scene four hours later. Grenfell first said an ab ductor had flung him from a moving car, then later ad mitted driving the auto that collided with Jones' car. 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Radio Corp Richfield Oil Safeway Santa Fe Sears Shell Oil Socony Mohil Oil Southern Co Souther Pacific Sperry Rand Standard California Standard Indiana Standard N. J Stoklev Van Camp Sun Mines Texas Co Texas Gulf Sulfur Texas Pac Land Trust . Thiokol Trans America Tram World Air Trl-Contlnentnl Union Carbide Union Pacific ..... t'nion Aircraft United Airlines U.S. Plvwood U.S. Rubber US. Steel Vest Bank Corp Wcstlnaliousa Youngstown 34 11 S3 . 41 4--i inn . 8s, 12 41 li 1.1 , 23 . 31'i . 34'a , Ml 29", 4fl, '1 B 42 38 Briefs v "V sulfation In the Cuban crisis. Morse cut short his already abbreviated campaign for re election Tuesday and flew back to Washington after re ceiving a wire from Assistant Secretary of State Fred G. Dutton. Dutton said Secretary of State Dean Rusk wanted Morse to return to the capital for consultation and briefing. Morse, chairman of the Latin American Affairs Sub committee of the Senate For eign Affairs Committee, said his subcommittee would be in close contact with Cuban de velopments. "I regret that it is neces sary to interrupt my cam paign," he said, "but the pres ent emergency makes it un- Thornton Ponders Suit Over Hatfield's Aide Salem - (UPD - Atty. Gen. Robert Y. Thornton said to day he is studying the possi bility of filing a suit against Republican Gov. Mark Hat field to test Hatfield's author ity to employ a legal aide at state expense. Hatfield hired the aide, Lor en Hicks, after Hatfield was elected in 1958, ignoring leg al services available through Thornton's office. At a debate in Portland Tuesday night, Hatfield gave Thornton a letter authorizing Thornton to file a test case. State law requires permission Regional Edition Medford MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1962 DECORATOR STYLED... MANY RECORD CABINET a HI-FI STEREO TABLE . 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Thornton and Inde pendent Robert Wampler clashed in a joint appearance before an audience of some 400 at a Portland rally. It was the first time during the campaign that the three gubernatorial candidates shared the same stage. Hatfield and Thornton tan gled on how to make the gov ernor more effective. Hatfield recommended streamlining the executive branch, setting up a cabinet, and gaining of the governor before the attorney general can under take any major case. Thornton, Democratic nom inee for governor, called this action by Hatfield "nothing but a political grandstand stunt." Commenting further on a possible law suit, Thornton said "I'd like to have some Democratic judges for a change to hear the case." This was an obvious reference to the Oregon Supreme Court, which Thornton contends is Republican-influenced. Page 2A Tribune VERSATILE because it is finished on all sides with sliding doors front and back tighter control over money. Thornton retorted the state needed a leader and innova tor, , not a cabinet form of government. Hatfield challenged Thorn ton to take legal action if he thought it was illegal for Hat field to employ a legal adviser on his staff. Thornton told re porters "If he wants a test case, then we just may have a test case." Wampler asked Hatfield why he had a state-paid cam- Man Injured in Sunset Traffic Collision Dies Portland - (UPD - Robert J. Elliott, 25, Portland, died in a hospital here Tuesday from injuries suffered in a car crash Sunday on the Sunset Highway. Driver of the second car involved, Davis S. Pool, 20, Hillsboro, was not injured. His passenger, Delores Mae Castel, 19, Aloha, suffered minor injuries. F. B. Exner, M.D. Noted Fluoridation Authority Will Speak Thursday, 7:30 P.M., Oct. 25 AT THE MEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM PUBLIC WELCOME HE WILL ALSO SPEAK ON KMED-TV CHANNEL 10 6:55 P.M.., THURSDAY, OCT. 25 Pd. Pol. Adv. by Pure Water Committee, J. 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