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Controversial Parts of Judicial Article Out of Document Lobbyists' Registration Measure Appears Doomed in State Legislature Salem (UTO The Senate State and Federal Affairs Committee Thursday went through the motions of hear ing a lobbyists' registration bill, but it seemed likely the measure was doomed. Sen. Edward Fadeley (D-Eu-gene), author of the proposal, was the only witness. Committee Chairman Harry Bolvin (D-Klamath Falls) said a hearing for opponents would be held April a nniuln added a "third hear in mould be held at a later date if necessary." rnHninv commented, "that juit about takes care of the bill, doesn't it?" "nh " Bolvin replied, "we might be here until July." Predictions are the lcgisla ture will adjourn about mid- Um Fadeley said his bill would require lobbyists to register, list who they represented, the area of their interest, and the amount of money spent while lobbying. He termed his proposal a "preventive measure." He said there is no lobby scandal in Oregon, and that "Oregon is Manley Opens Law Office in Brookings cleaner than most slate? Fadeley's bill is similar lo one he introduced in 1961. It got nowhere, but was the focal point of controversy when Fadeley commented some lobbyists were receiving high fees for pushing certain legis lation. Other Highlights: Railroads - The Senate gave railroad unions a victory by voting to keep Oregon's pres ent full crew law. Constitution - The House and Senate Committees on Constitutional Revision delet ed all the controversial parts of the judicial article of a proposed new constitution. They decided to keep Ore gon's judicial system the way it is. Power - A House Commit tee killed bills to create an Oregon Power Commission, and to repeal the 1961 ex clusive utility service district law. Resources - The House Nat ural Resources Committee in dicated it will approve a bill to create a natural resources department composed of sev eral present state agencies. Tax The House Tax Com mittee decided its income tax bill will include a floor below which income would not be taxed. Revision Group Acts To Restore Same System Salem -fUPP- In a series of decisions sure to please law yers, the House and Senate Committees on Constitutional Revision Thursday stripped away nearly all controversial parts of the judicial article of a proposed Keating Urges Pressures on Cuba; Learns Most of Them Already in Use Rogue Valley Edition Medford Page 2A SCOUt GlIUS Set Tribune MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. APRIL 5. lDBH Foreign Briefs EX-KING FAROUK ATTENDS FRIEND'S DEBUT NlDlii, Italy-1 IJ -Ex-King Farouk of Egypt, in ont ol his rara public appaarancas thtsa days, Thursday night showed up ai the singing dabut of his girl friend, blond Irma Capece Minutolo. The music was all classical. Farouk sat in the front row, baamlng and laading tha applausa. Bruce Manley, who engaged in the practice of law in Med ford with offices In the Lev erette building for many years, haa moved to Brook ings, where he Is associated with Attorney Ed Ackley. Manley's offices here were closed last Friday by his sister, Mrs. Mary Davenport, who is remaining at their Applegate home until they dispose of their property. Manley was active in Demo cratic party and United Na tions activities, In particular, during his years in Medford. He served aa chairman of the Medford chapter of the Ore gon United Nations associa tion and as president of the Democratic Social club. His offices tn the coast city are located over the Brookings post ottlce. BRITAIN TO INVESTIGATE TELEVISION VIOLENCE London-(tftl-Th government has decided lo investigate violence on television. Sir Htnry Brooke, the horns secretary, announced Thurs day in the House of Commons that tha inquiry will include door-step interviews over several years and a close check of children while they watch television. At Crater April 6 The annual Big Pines Dis trict Scout Circus will be held Saturday, April B, in the Crater HiRh rchool stadium at Central Point. Starting at 8 p.m., the show will be divided into seven acts and is expected to con tinue for one i.our and 15 minutes. Each act will depict an era of time touched upon by Boy Scouts as they go adventur ing in "A Time Machine." ' The circus will open with a massed flag ceremony. Camping scenes, prehis- toric days, Roman Days, Knights of the Roundtublc, George Washington at Valley Forge, Custer's Last Stand and "2,000 A.D." will be in cluded in the staging of the circus. I9S CHARGED WITH SABOTAGE IN SOUTH AFRICA Cape Town, South Africa- I PI -A tolal of 195 persons have been charged with sabotage in South Africa since the sabo tage act became law last year. Justice Minister John Batha hasar Vorster said Thursday. He said 74 of the accused have been convicted and the rest us awaiting trials. Maximum penalty is death. AUSTRALIA PONDERS MONEY CONVERSION Canberra, Australia-1 1'l-A subcommittee of the Aus tralian cabinet was reported getting ready today lo make its recommendations for converting this country's money to the decimal system. I The Chang is expected to b introduced before the new i national mint la rdy tor production In 1966. More Swimming Pools Result of Financing New York -WPP- Nearly one out of every 100 U. S. home owners will have a backyard swimming poo by the end of 1963, according to Universal C.I.T. Credit Corp. Instalment financing, which enables families to pay for their pools as they use them, is largely responsible for the increase, the company said. Sanseviera, a cousin of the household "snake plant," may give the United Slates its first good substitute for imported I hemp. HOW GOOD IS PLYMOUTH'S NEW WARRANTY? Facts about our 5-year or 50,000-mile warranty DOES IT INCLUDE THE COST OF LABOR? Yes. There is absolutely no charge for labor and parts. For the entire life of the warranty, should any defect in material or workmanship occur on the parts covered by the warranty, it will not cost you one cent to have it corrected. DOES IT COVER EXPENSIVE PARTS? Absolutely! It covers the major power train components the en gine block and its in ternal parts, the auto matic transmission anil its internal parts, the rear axle parts that would cost plenty to re place or repair. IS IT TRANSFER ABLE WHEN YOU SELL THE CAR? Yes. As long as the car has hren serviced at rea sonable intervals accord ing to the Plymouth Valiant Certified Car Care schedules, the war ranty can be passed on tn the new Owner, Think what that will mean lo resale value of vour car ! MUST YOU SPEND MORE FOR MAINTENANCE? N'o. All that is required is the normal care that most car owners would usually give their car. Only one chassis lubri cation is required for the entire life of the warran ty. Other maintenance consists of inspections at reasonable intervals. new state consti tution. Key sections deleted were the "Missouri Plan" for ap pointment of judges, and the granting of court rule-making power to the State Su preme Court. Effect of the group of deci sions was to restore virtually the same judicial system that Oregon's present constitution provides. Language in the new document, however, will be simpler. Controversial Issue The judicial article has been one of the two most con troversial. The Constitutional Revision Commission had call ed for appointment of judges who later would run on their records, and for the Supreme Court to write procedural rules for all state courts. The Oregon State Bar op posed both provisions. The legislative committees decided judges will continue to be elected as at present. (In fact, however, most Oregon judges at present arc appoint ed to fill vacancies before ever running for election.) The committees also decid ed the legislature will keep the job of writing procedural rules for the stale's courts. Sen. Thomas Mahoney (D Portland) moved for most of the changes. A one-time op ponent of the new constitu tion, Mahoney now seems in terested in winning its ap proval in amended form. Other Action Taken The legislative committees also decided: -Judges should be licensed to practice law "in Oregon." -The document should grant "the" right lo trial by jury, strengthening the orig inal proposal for "a right. -The section providing for grand juries should be ex panded and made more ex plicit. -There is no longer any need for the proposed state Jaw commission. (It would have, among other things, ad vised on rules of procedure.) -The Supreme Court shall retain its present original jur isdiction, and can also issue other original writs as pro vided bv law." The decisions constituted the second major hump cross ed by the committees in two days. The night before, the committees dealt with the oth er most controversial article the executive officers, a governor, and a "watch-dog" secretary of state similar to the proposal of the commission. Washington- IUPH -A Senate Democratic leader said today the administration already had applied most of the eco nomic pressures urged by Sen. Kenneth B. Keating (R-N.Y.), lo rid Cuba of Soviet domina tion. Democratic whip Hubert H. Humphrey (Minn ), said the other parts of the 14-pomt cut off Soviet bloc sales of material like that going to Cuba and. where possible, ap ply a "complete free world boycott on trade with the Soviet bloc." Humphrey said persuasion and cooperation usually were "more effective" in dealing with allies on the Cuban prob lem than 'rying harsh action. He said the following moves program outlined by Keating ' were among those already in a Senate speech Thursday have been under discussion with NATO and Latin Ameri can allies "for months." Humphrey, clearly speaking for the administration, said in an Interview: "We do not own our allies nor are we their master and boss. We have to negotiate and work with them. The eco nomic links between Cuba and the free world are now so limited that severing those that remain will not have a significant effect on the Cu ban economy or the surviv ability of the Castro regime." Keating explained that the recommendations were those he made to President Ken nedy and Central Intelligence Director John A. McCone on Feb. 8. They were not made public then lest the disclosure hamper removal of Soviet forces from Cuba, he said. Keating, frowning on mil itary action, said the econom ic resources of the United States, NATO and the free world "could be mobilized with devastating effect" against Russia and its Cuban operations. He urged the NATO na tions deny both their ships and cargoes to Cuban trade, Stocks Reach New 1963 Highs in Late Rally Push New York -WPP- A late ral ly in stocks pushed the popu lar market averages to new 1963 highs today. It was the third consecutive market gain. Steels and aircrafts paced the late afternoon upswing. U.S. Steel, Youngstown Sheet, Bethlehem and Republic were up fractions to at least a point. Among the aircrafts, Boeing, Lockheed and North Ameri can Aviation showed pro nounced strength. Chrysler, which flirted with 100 all day, rose to nearly lOOVi. Italian Lines Have Fast Ships Trieste. Italy IDPD- The big gest and fastest Mediterranean ships to plow the Atlantic routes lo the United States will start operating around the middle of 1 9(J4. They will be the Michelan gelo, launched last September in the Ansaldo shipyards of Genoa, and its twin ship. Raf faello scheduled to be launched shortly in the Adri atic shipyards of Monfalconc, Hear here. With them, the Italian pas senger fleet is expected to con solidate its second position in freight and passenger move ment on the North Atlantic routes. Each ship has a tonnilRc of I gRlfuS"10 43,000, When completed, each ; Quil on will hnua ii krlriMH - BfBM Ppmeil capable of accomodating 40 automobiles, three power sta tions which could serve a town Of 200.000 and a radio telephone switchboard with TOO numbers The considerable speed of the ships 29 knots will cut down the time of the crossing from their home port of Ge noa to New York to seven days. The Michelangelo and the Raffacllo will be manned by a j crew of 720 each and will be I able to transport 1.850 pavn-Rcrs DOW JONES AVERAGES New York-HPl-Dow Jonei final slock averages: 30 in dustrials 702.42, up 5.31; 20 railroads 155.03, up 0.77; 15 utilities 137.45, up 0.64, and 65 stocks 247.36, up 1.57. Sales today were about 5.24 million shares compar ed with 5.3 million shares Thursday. Today's prices on selected stocks Alum Co Am 54 American Air Lines 20i American Can 45 U American Motors 19sn AT&T 123J4 American Tobacco 30'i Anaconda Copper . 451 Armco 367 American Standard 15 Bendix Corp 54 Bethlehem Steel 31 Boeing Air 17 U Brunswick 16'( Caterpillar Corp 373i Chrysler Corp 1023, Coca Cola 94' CB S. 331s Columbia Cias 28l Continental Can 43 Crown Zcllcrbach 53' Crucible Steel 20'4 Curtis Wright 21 J Dow Chemical 62 Du Pont 243Ti Eastman Kodak ... 118 Pi res tone . 34J4 Ford General Klcctnc .... 7634 General Foods 81' General Motor . R8J4 General Portland Cement . 21, 38'r Power 34 "i 442 32", Idaho I B.M Int Paper Johns Manvilte Kennecott Copper ...... 73't Lockheed Aircratt . ... 52'i Martin 21 ' Merck 83 ' Montana Power 39 ! Montgomery Ward . 37' National Biscuit . 49 ' Northern Pacific . 43 Pac Gas Elec ... 34 Pennev J C 46J. Penn RR 13a Perroa Cement 14J Phillips 48'i Procter Gamble 73 Radio Corporation . t2: MchfitM Oil . . 43-, Safewav 50 Santa Fe 27' Sean 79, Shell Oil 40 Socony Mobt Oil . 6&w Southern Co 34s, Southern Pacific 31 ' nd wcwKitatuhiD 00 1963 cars 1 t labor, (or b yaars or 50.000 mtll tb bean Ynur Airtrmrijid Plymouth Valiant Da-'er's Warranty against defect in mti pended to include parts replacement or rapair. without charge tor renu-'ad Drt comes nrst. on the engine block, head and internal perts. transmission case and internal parts (excluding manual clutch), torque converter, drive shaft, universal oinls (excluding dust covers), rear axle ancf differential, and rear wheel bea'iogs. provided the vtniet hat been servtced at reasonable intarvele according to the Plymouth Valiant Certified Car Care schedule. DICK KNIGHT CO. 33 South Riverside, Medford, Oregon DOTS N SPOTS Multi-Color Spray For Boiti, Interior and Ettenor Cabinets, Furniture & Wells 401 t 4th Si S perry Rand Standard California Standard Indiana Standard N J. ' Stoketv Van Camp Sun Mines Texa Co. Tea Gulf Sulfur Teva.s Pacific Land Trust Thiokol Ttans America 30 irans worin Air Tri-Continental I'nlon Carbide I'nion Pacific ; Untied Aircraft t'nitrd Air Lines D s Rjrwoad t'S Rubber V S Steel 13' 68 J, 38'. M , 19 9 M .. 13', 2Pj 27 109'. 3fi , taken to isolate Cuba econom ically: Suspension of sugar pur chase (July, 1960). Prohibition on U.S. ex ports to Cuba, except food and medicines (October, 1960). Suspension of TJ S. dip lomatic relations with Cuba (January, 1961), OAS sanctions, Including suspension of Cuba from par ticipation in the organs of the Organization of Ameri can States (January, 1962). Total embargo on United States - Cuba trade, except for food and medicines (Feb ruary, 1962). NOTICE! 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