Medford mail tribune., March 06, 1963, Image 2

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SPEECH RESTORED TO RUSSIAN MAN
Moicow-ll'PD-Th olllclil ntwi agency Tui laid yetier
day that a surgeon laitoied ipaach to a man who had bean
voicelew or 16 yeart by grafting "poroua plaitic plates" in
hU vocal cordt. Tail laid the operation wis periormed by
Dr. Iran Urllip in Kiev, the Ukraine. The patient was not
but the agency aaid hit treatment took "over a year."
NEW COMMANDANT OF WEST POINT ANNOUNCED
Frankfurt, Germany-WPP-Brig. Gen. Michael S. Davidton,
chief of itaff of the Sth U.S. Army Corpi, will return to the
United Statea to become commandant of cadets at the U.S.
military academy at West Point, N.Y., according to an an
nouncement here. The departing general, son of Col. (ret.)
and Mrs. Paul R. Davison of La Jolla, Calif., was honored
here in formal ceremonies yesterday. He graduated from
West Point in 1939 and was a regimental commander there
from 1954 to 1957.
SOVIETS TRIM BROADCASTS TO CUBA
Moscow, -lUPluRussia has cut its Spanish language broad
casts to Cuba from 10 to 5Vj hours a day, Moscow radio
said yesterday.
CUBAN MAGAZINE'S FREE EDITIONS TO REAPPEAR
San Juan, P.R.-iUI'luMlguel Quevedo, refugee publisher
of the Cuban magasine Bohemia, announced last night that
three "free" editions of the weekly which suspended pub
lication in January will reappear this month. Quebedo said
Puerto Rlcan Bohemia, Dominican Bohemia Continental
Bohemia all will resume publication March 26.
Skeptical Attitude
Prevails Over GOP
Presidential Vows
Washington-TOPD-Republlcan
leaders maintained a skeptical
view Tuesday toward disavow
sis of Interest in the 1964
COP presidential nomination
Among men regarded as
possible contenders, only Gov
Nelson A. Rockefeller of New
York is acting like a candi
date. And he is holding his
troops In check.
Sen Barry Goldwater of
Arizona has said he intends
to run for re-election next
year. In any case, he has ask
ed his supporters to give him
until the end of the year be
fore he makes, final decision
on bidding for the nomination.
Govs. George Romney of
Michigan and William W.
Scranton o f Pennsylvania
both told the Republican Con
vention Silo committee Mon
day Uibt ihey did not Intend
to become candidates.
Romney accompaincd a De
troit delegation and Scranton
a P h iladclphia delegation
making bids for the 1064 Na
tional Convention. It was
pointed out to them that po
litical parties, in choosing con-
ventlon sites, generally avoid
ed the home states of serious
contenders for presidential
nominations.
In its closed sessions Mon
day, the site committee heard
delegations from Chicago and
Dallas, Tex., as well as De
troit and Philadelphia.
San Francisco and Miami
Beach, Fla., were invited to
submit thci rcascs at Tues
day's final sessions.
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Services Set for
Former OSU Auditor
Santa Cruz, Calif.-IUPli-Fu-neral
services will be held
here Thursday for John Clif
ford, 79, former auditor ot
Oregon Stale university, who
died Tuesday in San Leandro.
Clifford moved to Los Al
tos upon his retirement from
the university and later mov
ed to Capltola.
He leaves his widow, Inez,
and three brothers in Pennsylvania.
Local College
Group Opposes
Hatfield Budget
Salem - IUPD - The Oregon
Association of Com munity
Colleges supports the Educa
tion department's community
college budget proposals, not
the smaller budget proposed
bv Gov. Mark Hatfield.
Dr. Don Pence, president of
Central Oregon college, and
chairman of the Community
College association, made the
statement at a Senate Educa
tion committee hearing Tues
day.
The Senate and House cdu
cation committee met togctlv
er at a public hearing on the
community college program.
Dr. Robert Hatton, assistant
superintendent of public in
struction, said the nine cur
rently operating community
colleges enrolled 19,444 vo
cational, technical and lower
division collegiate stu d e n t s
during the 1961-62 school
year.
He forecast major increases
in enrollments in the years
ahead.
Blue Mountain College
Board Chairman Ralph Mc
Ewan said he fell the com
munity college program "fills
a gap in the educational sys
tem." Eugene Voris, president of
the Treasure Valley Commu
nity college at Ontario, said
they hoped for 50 students
when the college opened last
fall, and they got 200. He
said present enrollment was
327, with students ranging
from 17 to 67 in age.
Representatives of private
schools said they were not op
posed to community colleges.
but warned "we are attempt
ing to make all queen bees,
and not enough workers" by
stressing college attendance
for students not adapted to
college training.
New Tax Restrictions
May End 80,000 Jobs
Washington - IIJPII - The Na
tional Restaurant association
said Tuesday that 80,000 res
taurant employees might lose
their jobs this year because
of new tax restrictions on ex
pense account spenders.
Thomas W. Power, associ
ation counsel, said a survey
of 387 "expense account" res
taurants in 40 major cities
showed that customers wore
spending at least 33 per cent
less in business entertaining.
He said restaurant sales
would drop $066 million a
year "unless something is
done."
WORLD FILM FAVORITES Honored as the "World Film
Favorites" by the Hollywood Foreign Press association, Doris
Day and Rock Hudson hold their Golden Globes as they
posed for photographers last night after the presentation,
(UPI)
'Lawrence' Wins
Five Top Awards
Hollywood - IUPD - "Law
rence of Arabia," a major
contender in the Academy
Award race this year, Tues
day night won five awards
including the year's best dra
matic movie at the annual
Hollywood Foreign Press As
sociation Golden Globe
awards.
Rock Hudson and Dons
Day received Golden Globes
the most popular movie
stars in the world while Bob
Hope was given the annual
Cecil B. DeMille award in
recognition of outstanding
work in motion pictures.
'The Music Man" was
named the top musical of 1962
and "To Kill a Mockingbird"
won three awards, including
Hie top dramatic acting role
to Gregory Peck. Gerakiine
Page was named top dramatic
actress for "Sweet Bird of
Youth."
Many lop performers in the
entertainment industry at
tended the 20th annual
awards ceremony which saw
the top foreign film awards
go to "Divorce - Italian
Style," which won Marcello
Mastroianni the best acting
award for comedy or musical;
"Best of Enemies," winner of
the Silver Globe, and "Sun
days and Cybele,' which earn
ed the Samuel G o 1 d w y n
award.
The foreign press chose
David Lean as best director
of "Lawrence of Arabia," and
also selected Omar Sharif of
that film as best supporting
actor. Angela Lansbury was
selected as best supporting
actress for "Manchurian Can
didate." "That Touch of Mink" was
accorded recognition as the
best motion picture comedy,
while Rosalind Russell was
selected as best actress in a
musical or comedy for
"Gypsy."
Stocks Ease Off;
Electronics Down
New York-IUPI)-Stocks eased
today. , , .
Electronics were the hard-
74.5 vote Valiant best
in nationwide consumer survey
"Like to test-drive the 1963 compacts?" That's what Nationwide Consumer
Testing Institute-a completely independent company-recently asked 3600
typical drivers in 18 cities across the country.
The people were asked to test-drive two compacts. Some picked Corvair and Valiant.
Some picked Falcon and Valiant. Some wanted to try Rambler or Chevy II, The course
Included all kinds of normal driving.
Drivers circled the course twice (once in each car) with N.C.T.I.'s trained inter
viewers firing questions all the way. Which of these cars do you prefer for accelera
tion? Ride? Steering? Styling? Finally: which is the best all-around value?
The surprising results:
Average
Compact preftrenea Rambler Valiant Chevy II Valiant Corvair Valiant Falcon Valiant tour
compacts Valianl
Interior slyling 25 I 75 30 I 70 27 I 73 44 I 56 3367
Exterior styling 24 76 48 52 39 61 41 59 38 62
Quality ol workmanship 38 62 40 60 36 64 44 56 40 60
Acceleration 17 83 48 52 21 79 25 75 28 72
Passing power 17 83 45 55 21 79 24 76 27 73
Roominess 35 65 56 44 30 70 44 56 41 59
Steering 26 74 31 69 37 63 29 71 31 69
Ride 27 73 33 67 29 71 26 74 29 71
BEST ALL-AROUND VALUE 17 83 34 66 24 76 21 73 25.5 74.5
Two things were not tested-price and warranty. But remember that Valiant is just
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est hit with Collins Radio,
Zenith, and IBM down large
fractions to a point. Du Pont
dropped about a point in a
weak chemical section and
Lukens did the same in a
somewhat lower sleel group.
Autos were narrowly mixed.
Illinois Power shed more than
a point in the utilities and
Sears Roebuck lots roughly
1 in the stores.
DOW JONES AVERAGES
New York - (ITU - Dow
Jones final slock averagai:
30 industrials 667.16, up
0.12; 20 railroads 153.05,
off 0.86: 15 utilities 133.19,
up 0.06, and 65 stocks
237.95. off 0.25. Salas Tues
day were about 3.28 million
shares compared with 3.65
million shares Monday.
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Organization Starts to Break Up
Salem tUPIl A demoralized I
Oregon State Civil Defense
organization is beginning to
fall apart.
Director Robert Sandstrom
revealed that all seven of the
agency's clerical employees
have given notice, and that
the first one leaves her job
next Tuesday.
"We also have two vacan
cies," Sandstrom 3id, "but I
am not filling any vacancies
now."
Sandstrom's comments
came in the wake of wide
ranging legislative criticism
of his agency and threats
to cut the CD budget .to the
bone. The agency was lashed
in legislative debate for al
leged failures during the 1959
Roseburg explosion and the
Columbus Day windstorm last
year.
Sandstrom said there is a
demoralized feeling through
out all of the state's Civil
Defense organizations.
Query From Cooi
Sandstrom said the Coos
County CD director called to
"find out how to get rid of
Civil Defense property."
"f encouraged him to keep
his office open and to keep
the program going in spite
of lack of leadership shown
by the Ways and Means sub
committee," Sandstrom said.
The stale Civil Defense di
rector, who took over the
agency's leadership on Jan.
1, said "never has the legis
lature shown so much interest
in civil defense."
"I'm not being sarcastic. I
think it's good that they are
interested," he added.
Sandstrom explained "no
member of the legislature,
Valley Student Is
Author of Article
Ashland - Southern Oregon
college student, Loyd C. Mor
row, Jr., Rogue River, is the
author of an article appearing
in "The Teke," a monthly
journal published by the in
ternational fraternity, Tau
Kappa Epsilon.
According to Morrow, a sen
ior, and student manager of
the Britt Student center, the
history of the SOC chapter
began in 1956 with an inform
al association known as TKs
which was composed of a
group of Korean War vet
erans attending the college.
Organizational and fratern
al activities occupied the
members until May, 1962,
when the official charter in
stallation took place under
the advisorship of Dr. F. D.
Haines Jr., of the SOC fac
ulty, and the chapter presi
dent, Mort Scripter, a student
from Ashland.
Among the events sponsor
ed by the fraternity was the
dance at last year's Skiesta at
which their candidate for
queen of the annual event.
Miss Marty Wyatt, emerged
the winner. Miss Wwatt, a
coed from Jacksonville, later
went on to place in the top
10 of the national Miss Amer
ica contest at Atlantic City.
Regional Edition
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MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1963
with one exception, has been
in this state office for years.
The exception, he said, was
Sen. Vern Cook (D-Gresham)
who visited the office just be
fore opening Senate military
affairs hearings on the
agency.
"Obviously the legislators
are not familiar with our pro
gram." he said. "I think they
should become familiar with
our program, and our problems.
'We've never used a hard-
sell program, and we don't
cry wolf to panic people into
joining Civil Defense activi
ties. "Maybe that's been our
problem. Maybe we should
have used some hard-sell.
"But I think the jobs of
the 20 people here are to
work on plans to save 1,800,.
000 lives.
"I think we need a Civil
Defense program."
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