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10 A TUESDAY. DECEMBER 11. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Western Nations Competing Vigorously To Train Algerian Students Algiers - MPD - The United States and other western na tions are competing fiercely with the Communist bloc to train students from newly in dependent Algeria. The first group of 15 Alger ian students left here recent ly for the United States to take an intensive six-months' English course at Georgetown university. All are preparing for a bachelor of science de gree. Another group of 19 flew to the United States last week to continue studies interrupt ed by more than seven years Theyll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo Cheddar was strictly uo SALE WHENEVER ANVBODY SPOKE OF INCREASING THE AMOUNT OF THE POLICY HIS MOTHER TOOK OUT FOR HIM 20 YEARS AGO- 'unnriADlD LIKE TO TAKE YOU TO LUNCH t'r. i iuc To TALK TO VOU ABOUT A NEW LIFE INSURANCE J POLICY OU CUMKWO PUTTING i t'i i r-o TO LUNCH WITH VOU, A oirriJO IUS1JBANCE PITCH! IS THAT UNDERSTOOD, SHOE HORN? 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If mas FEB. 20Yi Ai ,15? 17.20-36-57 A P1-74 88-90H1 Oregon Seed League Opens Annual Parley Salem - IUPH - Oregon seed league opened its 22nd annu al mcctng here Monday. Featured speakers during the three-day convention will be C. S. Garrison, U.S. De partment of Agriculture, Bcltsvillc, Md., and W. O. Hay, seed marketing special ist, Sacramento, Calif. Extra Work Made Easy! RENT Adding Machine Typewriter Calculator VOIGHT'S 8th I Gcipa 772-4100 Guard Officials Attend Briefing Salem - (UPll - Oregon Army National Guard officials were in Washington, D.C., Monday for a detailed briefing on the proposed reorganization of the National Guard. Maj. Gen. Paul L. Klicver, Oregon Nutionul Guard adju tant general, and Col. Donald N. Anderson, the assistant ad jutant general, left Sunday for the Pentagon meeting. Adjutant generals from all I 50 states were Invited to the briefing. Defense Secretary Robert MeNamara last week an nounced details of a proposed drastic sbnkeup of National Gunrd and Army reserve units. Linfield College In Oregon Project McMinnvillc - The Linfield college education department is cooperating with McMinn ville and Newbcrg. High schools and the Oregon State department of education in the state-wide Oregon Project on the improvement of the education process. The Oregon Project in volves the triangle of state and private colleges and uni versities, public schools, and the state department of edu cation. Linfield and Reed college in Portland are the only pri vate colleges now actively in volved. All the state institu tions, training teachers, are included. The two-fold purpose of all those connected with the Ore gon Project is to improve teacher training in the col leges and universities and to improve instruction in the state's public schools. of war with France. By January there will be 125 Algerian students in the United States. France is ex pected to take between 700 and 1,000, and West Germany 70. More than 200 Algerians are studying in Communist bloc universities, including 50 in Russia, 40 to 50 in Yugo slavia, 40 in Bulgaria and 75 in East Germany. Since Algeria became lnde- pendent last July the Institute of International Educa Hon which is supported by the U.S. government, has made 50 scholarships at American universities available to Al gerian students. The grants cover travel expenses, tuition and an allowance of $200 to $300 monthly for board, room and incidentals. Another 25 scholar ships have been given by the Portland Navy League Council Picks Chief Portland - ftrri) - Max Don nelly, a Portland attorney, has has been elected president of the Portland Council of the Navy league. - Donnelly is a commander In the Naval Reserve. He suc ceeds Kit Conyers of Port land in the position. Subscribers Ti -epnrt improper or non rlplivpiv of the Mail Tribune in MiMlfurd phone 772-14l; Ahh In1 fail at 41(1 Uriel kc t., or phone 482-3002: Yreka, phone Vhtory 22B!tfl before H:45 u.m. dally And 10:30 r in. Sunday. If regular delivery arrives shortly aller you call please noltfy office, thus eltmlnattiiK special im'kKcniter service. Article Defends Stevenson Role Washington (UPD The Adlai Stevenson controversy flared anew Monday when a national magazine said the White House "opened doors' for reporters whose article at tacked the UN ambassador. Life magazine said that President Kennedy had re quested Charles Bartlett, an old friend and one of the authors of the critical article, to help prepare a semi-official chronology of events in the Cuban crisis. It said that Bartlett "joined talents" with Stewart Alsop and "thereafter, on White House orders, the doors of the State Department and of the Central Intelligence Agency were thrown open to the two reporters." The Life article, written by Time-Life Washington bureau chief John L. Steele, sharply contradicted the recent Alsop Bartlett article in the Satur day Evening Post saying that Stevenson favored a soft poli cy on Cuba. Hatfield Proposes 'Summit' Meeting Palm Springs, Calif. - turn -Oregon Gov. Mark Hatfield lias proposed that New York Gov. Nelson Rockefel ler and Arizona Sen. Barry Goldwatcr hold a Republican "summit" meeting that could help develop a basic Repub lican ideology. Hatfield said Republican party thinking appeared to have polarized around Gold waler and Rockefeller. He said a meeting of the two could help to remove what he called a "personalized fac tionalism" within the party. Goldwater and Rockefeller probably are not as far apart in their thinking as some ad herents might believe, Hat field said. 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Another, a Moslem, said fie spent four-and-a-half years in French jails after being arrested by French paratroopers during the bloody "Battle of Algiers" in 1956. Another student formerly was a "political commissar" with the rebel guerrilla forces. Behind in Courses Other were active in the National Liberaton Front, the former Moslem rebel' organi zation, now the sole political party in the country. Some students are three and four years behind in their courses. Among the universities to which they are expected to be admitted in 1963 are Pennsyl vania, UCLA, Wisconsin, Ohio State, Oklahoma, North Caro lina, Indiana, Texas and Co lumbia. One or two also hope to attend Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Algerians studying in Iron Curtain universities also are mostly taking courses in science and engineering. 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