THURSDAY,
Veterans Day
Events Planned;
Scheduled Nov. 12
A number of activities are
scheduled for Veterans day
to be observed in the Rogue
valley Nov. 12, since Nov. 11
falls on a Sunday.
The day will begin with a
breakfast at the Veterans of
Foreign Wars' hall, 42 North
Front st. The meal will be
served by the VFW auxiliary
from 7 to 10:30 a.m.
The new speaker's stand in
the Medford Library park
will be dedicated at 10:30
a.m. with a short ceremony.
The stand, built at the re
quest of the Veterans Allied
council, was financed by
funds left the Medford parks
and recreation department for
improvements in the city in
the will of Mrs. T. W. (Jes
sie W.) Miles.
Veterans Day Parade
The Veterans day parade
will start at 11 a.m. Among
the participating groups will
lie the National Guard, Army
Reserve, Veterans organiza
tions and the Veterans Ad
ministration at White City.
Commercial, as well as indi
vidual, floats will be entered,
it was reported.
Parade marshal will be the
Medford mayor-elect. With
him will be Miss Martha
Wyalt, Jacksonville, Miss
Oregon.
Several schools bands and
the Ashland Kiltie band will
provide the music.
Theme for the day's ac
tivities is "There is no 'ism
like Americanism." This
phrase was selected from the
slogan contest held among
the VA Domiciliary members
at White City by the DAV.
Top winner was David Frisch.
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Grange News
Phoenix Grange
"Booster Night" was cele
brated at Phoenix Grange Oct.
23. This is an annual event for
the purpose of Inviting non
mcmbei's to visit the Gi'anc
and learn of its many activ
ities. Although based on agri
cultural Interests II is not I i in
lied to lliis alone, People from
all walks ot lite make up the
organization; doctors, lawyers,
businessmen, etc. Many topics
are reported and discussed
such as farm reports, legisla
tion, and education to name
a few.
The evening opened with a
potluck dinner followed by
music by the "Meadowlaiks";
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meadows
and Mrs. Dorothy Nahss.
Roscoo Roberts, state over
seer, was escorted to the mas
ter's slalion and later talked
about Grange events.
A topic about the seven
founders ot the Grange was
read by Mrs. Olin Poe.
Dancers from lhe Colleen
Gold Beach Student
In Good Condition
Larry Rati, 15, or Gold
Beach was reported in good
condition at Sacred Heart
hospital today where he was
brought Tuesday for treat
ment of a skull fracture.
According to reports the
boy was hit on the head while
at school. He was brought lo
Medford by Mercy Flights
Inc.
Two other patii-nts were
transported by the non-profit
air ambulance service
Wednesday. James Boyd. 21,
who suffered back injuries
wlien a tri.clor turned over
near Klamath Falls Oct. 21,
was flown lo his home in
Fresno. Calif. Arthur llinkle,
box 15(1, Jacksonville, was
flown from Medford to Purl
land for emergency treatment
of a leg condition
To date Mercy Flights have
rallied I.4M1 patients since it
was started.
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Governorships Offer
Edilor'i noiai Thii li lhe
third in a ipacial series of
tories on the Nov. 6 election
by UPI political writers. It
concerns the battle for the na
tion's state houses, from which
the 1964 GOP presidential
nominee probably will emerge.
By LOUIS CASSELS
Washington UPli- The rich
est political . prizes within
reach of the Republicans on
Nov. 6 will be the governor
ships of several pivotal states.
Thirty-five of the 50 states
will elect governors with na
tional interest centering on
California, Michigan, Pennsyl
vania, Ohio and Texas. In
each of these large and popu
lous states, GOP candidates
are making strong bids for
gubernatorial chairs now oc
cupied by Democrats.
If they should succeed, it
would give them a powerful
operating base to' strengthen
the party to resist President
Kennedy's generally expected
bid for a second term.
In New York. Republican
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller is
rated a shoo-in for reelection
over Democrat Robert M.
Morgenthau. I f Rockefeller
wins big, he will be the man
to beat for the 1084 GOP pres
idential nomination.
But several potential rivals
for that nomination may
emerge from other guberna
torial races, if Republican
candidates are victorious.
Fights for Political Lite
In California, former Vice
President Richard M. Nixon,
the GOP presidential nominee
11)60, is fighting to stay
alive in politics by unseating
Democratic Gov. Edmund G.
Brown. The Brown -Nixon
campaign has turned into the
noisiest political- battle Cali
Hope studio included Carol
Yamada, Carolyn Berry, De
bra Mason, Janet Mason and
Carl Huson.
Mrs. Bert Stancliffe, a Phoe
nix teacher, talked on "The
Phases in Education." Mclvin
Lattie explained the organiza
tion of the death benefit soci
ety and how it will operate.
Another musical group was
Mrs. Eve Webster, Ron Bart
lctt, Ralph Roberts, Ralph Et
tel, Earl Davis, Fred Chn
quette and singer Miss Judy
Stuart.
YOU KNOW WHERE
CARL FISHER
STANDS!
ON FOREIGN AID . . .
CARL FISHER SAYS:
"I would support a cut in
foreign aid because of in
dicators that tell of waste
in the program. I fully rec
ognize both the human
needs and the require
ments of the State De
partment . . . but greater
care must be taken in the
spending of money that is
appropriated. The success
ful aspects of foreign aid
are now over
shadowed by
examples of
wasteful
spending and
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PH. Pnl. Ad. F isl-ier for Ceng. Com
Dick Travis, I 100 Miu Mar, Mcii
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fornia has witnessed in many
years, and political observers
are saying that it could go
cither way.
Ilixon has said flatly that
he will not be presidential
material in 1964. But leaders
convinced him he was the
man for the race.
Similarly close races are
under way in Pennsylvania,
liam W. Scranlon faces Rich
ardson Dilworth, former Dem
ocratic mayor of Philadelphia,
and in Michigan where auto
executive George Romney is
t h c Republican candidate
driving hard to unseat Dem
ocratic Gov. John B. Swain-son.
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Richest Prizes for Republican Party
In Ohio, Democratic Gov
Michael V. DiSalle is in
volved in a tough reelection
battle against Republican
state auditor James A. Rhodes.
GOP Pushes in Texas
In normally Democrat ic
Texas, the GOP is making an
ambitious effort to win the
governorship. Its candidate,
Jack Cox, is definitely the
underdog, but his supporters
claim he has a fair to good
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and in New Mexico, where j
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ic speaker of the state House ;
of Representatives, is running ;
a strong race against incum
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Mechem, seeking a third
term. j
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fraud" and unconstitutional
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