Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 22, 1963, Image 2

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MAIN CELL BLOCK Last inmalos of AI
catraz federal prison arc shown filing out
Thursday between "C" and "D" rows of
the prison's main cell block for the last
lime as the federal government prepared to
abandon the maximum security prison in
San Francisco bay. (UPI)
Foreign Briefs
DAM BUILDERS DRAW JAIL TERMS
Zamora, Spiin-CPI-Jail ttrmi ei on year and heavy fine
wera imposed yesterday on four engineers and construction
supervisors who built a dam that collapsed four years ago,
killing 144 persons.
The men were accused of gross negligence. All four
served their time while awaiting trial, Six others were
acquitted. .......
FRENCH BUY INTO LEBANON AIRLINE
Beirut, Lebanon - UPli - Lebanon's Middle East Airlines
(MEA) announced last night that Air France had purchased
a 20 per cent share of the operation. British Overseas Air.
way Corp. (BOAC) originally held a major share in MEA
but sold out two years ago.
BRITISH URGED TO BORROW FUNDS
London-lUPII-Liberal Party Leader Jo Grimond urged the
government last night to borrow $1 billion (B) from the
International Monetary Fund to help bolster the nation's
economy.
Gas Tax Funds to Aid
Bid for 1972 Olympic
Portland
Games
Final 27 Inmates of Alcatraz
Removed; 'Rock' To Be Closed
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San Francifco - IUPH - Only
the ghosts of "Scarface Al"
Capone, George "Machine
gun" Kelly and others of
America's most notori' us
gangsters inhabited the lofty
cell blocks of Alcatraz Prison
today.
The last 27 of the island
prison's 2(10 - inmate popula
tion were removed Thursday
and transtcrred to other in
stltutions preparatory to cJos
Ing down , "The Rock" by
June 30.
Those 27 left the easy way
by boat. During its 20 years
as the home of the federal
government's most hardened
convict?, seven inmates were
shot and killed, six drowned
or were believed to have
drowned, 'and 26. were seized
In 14 escape attempts. .
Last Leaves "Rock"
A blond, thin - faced gun-
smuggler from Anchorage,
Alaska, named Frank C.
Weatherman had the distinc
tion of being the last Inmate
off Alcatraz. A newsman
Bfkcd him how he felt about
it.
"Good. Good tor me, good
for everyone. Alcatraz never
was no good." the 20-year-old
convict replied.
Alcatraz was opened In
1034 to house incorrigibles
during the wave of gangland
violence that followed the
end of prohibition.
The decision to abandon the
2!-ycnr-nld prison in San
Francisco ISay was prompted
by its deterioration from ;.ge
and salt air. Federal officials
said it would cost $5 million
to renovate it.
Dig Through Wall
The condition of the prison
was dramatized last June
when three bank robbers used
sharpened spoons to dig
through rotting concrete at
the back of their cells and
fled the island. Officials are
convinced they drowned, al
though their bodies were
never found. -
But the . most' spectacular
escape attempt was the May
2, 1046 "Battle of Alcatraz"
witnessed for two days by
thousands from the hills of
San Francisco.
Navy destroyers circled the
Island, U.S. Marines stormed
ashore and fighter planes
zoomed low overhead as nine
inmates attempted to "blast
out" of a three-tiered cell-block.
But they were thwarted
when a captured guard man
aged to hide an all-important
key; he was beaten and killed
when the prisoners tried un
successfully to force him to
reveal the hiding pla.j.
Two other officers were
slain and a third critically
wounded: three inmates died
In the battle and two were
later executed.
By 1070, the Census bureau
says, there will be more than
!0 million persons In the
United Slates 65 years of age
and over, compared with the
present 17 million.
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HAILE SELASSIE RETURNS TO ETHIOPIA
Zurich, Switierland - ll'PU - Emperor Haile Selassie of
Ethiopia flew back to his capital of Addis Araba last night
after a six-day private visit to Switierland.
EX PRESIDENT OF TURKEY RELEASED
Istanbul, Turkey-WPD-Former President Celal Bayar, who
was imprisoned for life for violating the Turkish Constitution,
today was released for six months because of his ill health.
The government freed the 80-year-old former leader from
Kayseri prison so he could go home to his family in
Ankara.
Small Auto Gains
Pace More Active
Early Stock Market
New York -tUPD- Fractional
gains in autos paced a gen
erally firm and more active
stock market early today.
Strength in the motor di
vision followed news that
production this week is sched
uled at the highest level since
mid - January. Steels and
chemical were narrowly
mixed.
. General Dynamics tacked
on more than a point after
President Kennedy said the
choice of dynamics for the
large TFX contract was "firm
and sound."
DOW JONES AVERAGES
Naw York-iUPluDow Jones
closing stock averages: 30
industrials 675.57 off 1.55;
20 rails 151.28 off 0.18; 15
utilities 135.61, off 0.29; 65
stocks 240.01 off 0.49. Sales
Thursday were about 3.22
million shares as compared
with 3.69 million shares
Wednesday.
Thursday"! prices on selected
stocks:
Allied Chemical 43i
Alum Co Am 514
American Can 43 14
American Motors 20
AT&T 120i
American Tobacco 313s
Anaconda Copper 45
Annco 523
American Standard 14
Santa Fe 2fl"'i
Bethlehem Steel 30 '4
Boeing Air 36'4
Brunswick fi'3
Caterpillar Corp 35 14
Chrysler Corp 89 "!i
Coca Cola 93 1 4
CB S 3 Hi
Columbia Gas .,' 2flV
Continental Can 44
Crown Zelierhach 50'i
Crucible Steel in
Curtiss WriRht 2ni
Dow Chemical 5Ri
Du Pont 237'.,
Eastman Kodak .113'i
Firestone 3-1 't
Ford 43t
General Electric 73
General Foods 7Ri
General Motors fi33j
General Portland Cement .... 20',
GcnrRia Pacific 4Vj
Greyhound 36'i
Gulf Oil 4H4
Idaho Power 32i
Int. Paper 2R
Johns Manvillc 443
Kennccott Copper
Comer 4th and Fir Sr.
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City Council
Awards Contracts
Several contracts were
awarded by the Mcdford city
council last nighi.
Courtesy Chevrolet, with a
low bid of $5,200.68. minus
$R00 trade-in allowance, was
awarded a contract for three
one-half ton pick-up trucks.
It was one of five bids re
ceived. Awarded the contract' for a
new dump truck was Jay
Allen company with a low
bid of $4,833.80 minus $760
trade-in allowance. It was one
of five bids received.
Signal Oil company bid
low. and was awarded the
contract for a 12 months sup.
Ply of gasoline, diescl oil.
kerosene, motor oil and lub
ricating oil. The combined
bid was $18,948.75. Five other
firms submitted bids.
Crater Lake Motors was
awarded the contract to sup
Ply the chassis to be used in
building a rural pumper-tanker.
Their bid of $6,027.77, at
factory, was one of two bids
received which met specifica
tions. A lower bid. from Dean
and Taylor, did not meet spe
cifications, it was explained.
Plans arc to have a member
of the fire department drive
the truck to the west coast
where construction of the
completed unit will be done.
f-stimated cost of the entire ;
unit is $17,000. according to!
City Manager Robert A. Duff. 1
An estimate of more than $!..
000 was given on the trade-in
equipment.
Lockheed Aircraft 32
Martin - 20 :
Merck 81 'i
Montana Power 38.
Montgomery Ward , 34 '
National Biscuit 483W
New York Central 18
Northern Pacific 43i,
Pac Gas Elec 32.
Penney J. C 46 Vj
Penn RR js
Perma Cement 14
Phillips 48',
Proctor & Gamble 72 s.
Radio Corporation 5P"i
Richfield Oil 42',
Safeway 48ia
Sears 79 'i
sheii oil 37 '?
Socony Mobil Oil 64
Southern Co 541
Sperry Rand 13'
Standard California
Standard Indiana 53
Standard N. J 631.
Stokely Van Camp 19 i
Sun Mines
Texas Co j5J.
Texas Guluf Sulfur .. . 14
Texas Pacific Land Trust .... 21 M
Thlokol 24 i
Trans America 47-''.
Trans World Air 12'4
TrI-Continental 44
Union Carbide 105;'.
Union Pacific 343.
United Aircraft 48-i
United Air Lines 34
U.S. Plywood 32 12
U.S. Rubber 44
U.S. Steel 45',
West Bank Corp 34' 1
Westlnghouse 33'.
Youngstown 901.
Salem - IUPD - The Highway
commission has authority !o
use gasoline tax funds for
facilities to help Portland's
bid for the 1972 Olympic
games. .
Leonard Lindas, commis
sion legal counsel, said he had
ndviscd Highway Commis
sion Chairman Glenn Jackson
that no additional legislation
would be needed.
Portland earlier this week
lost its bid for the 1968 Olym
pic summer games. But the
city plans to campaign for
the 1972 games.
L,inaas said tne commis
sion could develop almost any
kind of facility imaginable as
long as it was declared a "pub-
tic parK.
Provision! Broad -
Lindas said provisions of
the law are "very broad."
"I doubt If most people re
alize now oroad the power
really is, he commented.
During Portland's pitch for
the 1968 Olympic games in
New York, Jackson told the
Olympic committee that Ore.
gon gas tax money could Ue
used to help build facilities.
Lindas said the commis
sions authority to construct
Bali May Be Termed
A Disaster Area
' Jakarta. Indonesia - WPI) -President
Sukarno today was
reported planning to desig
nate as a national disaster
area the exotic island of Bali,
where a volcanic eruption has
caused casualties in the hun
dreds.
The Indonesian Welfare de
partment said officially the
eruption of Gunune Agung
volcano killed or injured al
least 400 persons, but indi
cated the toll may be much
higher. Officials said precise
figures were hard to obtain
because of poor communica
tions with the stricken area.
Unofficial reports put the
dead at from 150 to 700 and
at least 1,500 others injured.
More than 1,000 homes were
destroyed.
The Indonesian air force
and Red Cross joined hands
to send tons of food, medi
cine and other relief supplies
to the stricken island, about
600 miles east of here.
Regional Edition
Page 2A
Tribune
MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1963
the facilities was contained in
ORS 366.345, and 366.350.
The statutes provide: "The
commission may acquire by
purchase, agreement, donation
or by exercise of the power
of eminent domain real prop
erty . . . land and ground nec
essary for the development
and maintenance of parks . . .
recreational grounds ... or
other places of attraction . . .
which in the judgment of the
commission are necessary for
the convenience of the pub
lic,, and which will contribute
to the general welfare . . ."
"May Develop"
"The commission may de
velop, construct, improve, op
erate and maintain such
places ..."
"The commission may
make regulations and provi
sions for the use and admin
istration of state parks and
all recreational, scenic and
other places of attraction
which are owned by or under
the control of the state, act
ing by and through the com
mission." "The regulations may pro
vide reasonable charges for
the use of accommodations
provided in such parks and
areas."
There's a Big Haul waiting
for you at our gold mine of
savings on Baldwin-built
pianos and organs during
March only. Some trade-in
instruments, completely re
conditioned, are priced as
low as a few hundred dollars.
And there are exciting factory-authorized
price reduc
tions on certain brand new
models, too. Shop and see
before March 31. Easy terms.
Low-cost rentals, too.
LUSK MUSIC
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Phone 772-8635
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