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BRITISH CONSUL REPLACED
London-flJPD-Th For.lgn Office announced yesterday that
Darak Dobson, Britiih comul in Eliaabethville. The Congo.
... 5 MPUe,d bT William Wilion ot the Fortign Office
itaff hart.
Th Central Congolese) government lait January ordered
Dobton to leave tha Katanga prorlncial capital for hii part
to lifting tha houia arreit of Katanga President Moiie
Tihomba. Later it gave him permission to itay until a replace
ment wu tent.
SOVIET PREMIER ATTENDS BANQUET
Moseow-UlPlSoviel Premier Nileila S. Khrushchev attend
ed a dinner in honor oi Laotian KUig Sevang Vatthana lait
nlaM. affnvllMM m V. . o ; - . -- t tu. li..
Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma and other olficiali of the i
t ..At . . .... .. . ,
"wtwa coalition government are vismng tne i counmes
that eigned the Geneva accord on Laoi.
RHODESIA TO END SUBSIDY
Salisbury, Southern Hhodesle-dlPll-Rhodeiian Federal Pre
mier Sir Roy Welemky laid yesterday that hii government
will atop paying Hi annual $14 million subsidy to Nyasaland
beginning July 1. Britain has given Nyasaland the right to
secede from the federation.
COMMON MARKET TALKS SLATED
The Hague-OIPD-British Lord Privy Council Edward Heath
will meet the foreign ministers of The Netherlands, Belgium
and Luxembourg in Brussels tomorrow to discuss tha Com
mon Market, according to authoritative sources here.
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FIRE RACES THROUGH LINER
Barranquilla, Colombia-(PU-A $100,000 fire raced through
the 4,200-ton Colombian timber freighter Christian two days
ago in tha shipyard where it was undergoing an engine refit,
it was reported today. An engine-room fire started by a spark
from a welding torch spread rapidly through tha ship, but
none of the 30 workmen aboard was injured. .
THREE DIE IN NICARAGUA BLAZE
Managua, Nicaragua - (UPII - Fire in the beach resort of
Pochomil, SO miles southwest of here, killed three persons
yesterday and burned out 13 shops. It was reported today.
SEARCH FOR MISSING A Colorado High
way Patrolman climbs up a rope during an
Intensive search for three persons buried
under 40 feet of snow Sunday when an
avalanche swept their car from the road on
Red mountain pass near Ouray, Colo. Miss
ing are the Rev. Martin Hudson, 39, and his
daughters, Amelia, 17, and Pauline, 9. Snow
plows were brought in today after an all-day
search Monday failed to locate the missing
bodies. (UP1)
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Rails Again Show Best Gains
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New York - njpn - Stocks
moved slightly higher today.
Rails once again provided
the best gains.
Dow. rose about 1 in the
chemicals and Kodak added
nearly . Chrysler tacked on
about 34 in a firm auto sec
tion. Steels were fractionally
higher.
Abbott Labs gained more
than a point in the drugs, IBM
dropped roughly 1 In the elec
tronics and U.S. Smelting
added approximately a point
in the metals.
Texas Gulf Producing lost
around l'4 in the oils. Xerox,
a big gainer Monday, added
another point today.
DOW JONES AVERAGES
New York - IIJPI) - Dow
Jones final stock averages:
30 Industrials 667.04, up
7.32i 20 railroads 153.91.
up 4-24; IS utilities 133.13.
up 0.85. an 65 stocks
238.20, up 3.23, Sales Mon
day were about 3. 85 million
shares compared with 3.94
million shares Friday.
Nat'l Biscuit
New York Central
Northern Natural Gas .
Northern PacMIc
Pac Gas Elec
Penney J. C
Penn RR
Perma Cement
Phillips .....
Procter 8c Gamhle
Radio Corporation
Richfield Oil
Safeway ...
Santa Fe ...
Sears ,
Shell Oil . '
Socnny Mobil Oil
Southern Co
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Standard California
Standard Indiana
Standard N.J
Stokely Van Camp
Sun Mines
Texas Co.
Texas Gulf Sulfur
Texas Pac Land Trust .
Thiokol
Trans America
Trans World Air
Trl Continental
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
United Aircraft
United Air Lines
U.S. Plywood
U S. Rubber
U.S. Steel ..
West Bank Corp
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SOC Participating
In Aid Funds, Inc.
Ashland - Southern Oregon
college is now a participat
ing institution under the
United Student Aid Funds,
Inc.. Dr. Elmo N. Stevenson,
college president announced.
Under the plan a student
may borrow up to SI. 000 per
year with the total not to ex
ceed J3.000. The total bor
rowing capacity of SOC is
$25,000.
Application for USAF loans
may be obtained in the office
of the director of student af
fairs and submitted to area
banks for completion of the
processing. Dr. Stevenson
said.
SOC Student Wins
First Place in
Tourney Oratory
Ashland - Linda Hale, a
Southern Oregon college coed
from Hawthorne, Nev won
first place in women's ora
tory at the Tournament of
Champions last week end at
Linfield college. Forty col
leges and universities repre
senting the western and mid
western areas of the United
States were in attendance.
Dr. Harold Barrett, advi
ser, who accompanied the
SOC team, reported that the
squad had been successful,
naming Carol Sandberg, Coos
Bay, who won second place in
the women's oral interpreta
tion; Gary Watts, Ashland,
who placed fourth in men's or
iginal poetry; Faye Palmer
ton, Rogue River, ranked
first in two of three rounds
of women's oratory; and Bar
bara Gysin, Phoenix, who
scored high in salesmanship.
Atter-Dinner Speaking
High scores were obtained
in after-dinner speaking by
Karen Edgar and by Carol
Sandburg, Coos Bay. Dr. Bar
rett praised the work by Joy
Farenhurst, Ashland, for her
performance in intcview; Da
vid Desmond, Ashland, in or
iginal poetry; and Bruce Lat
tin, Klamath Falls, in radio
speaking.
Other participants from
SOC included Jim Manuel,
Myrtle Creek; Ruth Osika,
Coquillo; Don Benson, Eagle
Point; Al Sherman, Douglas.
Ariz.; and James Anderson.
North Bend.
Competing schools includ
ed University of the Pacific,
former national champions,
second place: University of
Oregon, winner of the grand
sweepstakes; Coe college,
Iowa; Minot State, N.D.; Ore
gon State university; Portland
Stale university; Lewis and
Clark; Willamette; and Pa
cific Lutheran university.
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Search Conducted in East River
For Bus Crash Victim
New York - (UPD - Police ,
searched the fog-shrouded wa
ters off Welfare Island early
today for the only unaccounted-for-passenger
of a bus
which plunged into the East
River Monday killing six oth
er persons. .
Authorities said they would
have to wait until dawn be
fore bringing in grappling
equipment in their quest for
the body of Beatrice Sturde
vant, 34, missing in the un
usual accident and presumed
dead.
The bus, carrying 10 hos
pital employees to lunch,
careened through a guard rail
on Welfare Island, plunged
down a 25-foot embankment
and disappeared below the
surface of the river seconds
after the driver collapsed at
the wheel.
Four of the passengers
made it safely to shore
through an emergency exit
Welfare Island is a huge
hospital complex about a mile
and a half long and two-thirds
of a mile wide located in the
East River between Manhat
tan and Long Island.
Survivor Saves Woman
One of the survivors, Rich
ard Haas, 36, senior physical
therapist at Goldwater Hos
pital located on the island,
fought his way through the
rear exit of the bus and up
to the surface with a woman
grasping his coat tails.
The woman, Mrs. Elizabeth
Newton, a ward clerk at the
hospital credited Haas with
saving her life.
"It was a horrible exper
ience because I can't swim,"
Mrs. Newton said. "He pulled
the rear . door open and
climbed out. I got hold of his
coat. When we came to the
surface, he pulled me up to
the rocks."
Lt. Frank Fitz, a fire de
partment skin diver, who
plunged under the murky ice
clogged river to mark the bus
so it could be raised, brought
up the body of . bus driver
John Albert.
"I found the front window
of the bus and smashed it,"
Fitz said. "I managed to grope
my way inside. You could see
only three or four inches
ahead.
"I suddenly felt a hand. His
body was floating at the top
SIGN FILM ACCORD
Rome - IUP1I - The world's
two largest film producers,
Italy and the United States,
Monday signed an accord lib
eralizing the exchange of
films between the two coun'
tries.
of the ceiling of the bus. I
grabbed hold .and pulled tne
body out."
Four Bodies In But
The other dead were identi
fied as Robert Perez, 41, a
physiotherapist;. Rose Porter,
a volunteer worker; Al Reic
heldt, 56, pccupational thera
pist; Rosa Tate, 48, ward
clerk; and Catherine Quann,
57, ward clerk.
Jeanne Miller, 27, a typist
and Adele Valdastri, 65, a
volunteer worker, were the
other two survivors besides
Haas and Mrs. Newton. All
worked at Goldwater Hos
pital. .
When the bus was lifted out
of the river by a U. S. Army
engineers boat four bodies
still were in it, one hanging
I out of a window.
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