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as Mandate9 Vtum's Flan for Apportionment Ooscnlied Portland Senator Visions Possible Voter Disparity Salem-iUH) - The "Yturri Plan" of legislative apportion mont wmilft "fflv a mandate' in an as close as oosslble to a 3-1 disparity in voter strength, a legislator warned here Tuesday. Ron nnn Wlllner (D-Port land) made the remarks as ' tha Senate Committee on Constitutional Revision con tinued consideration 01 i House-passed new state con tltiiHnn The plan of Sen. Anthony Yturil R-Ontario) was ac cepted in principle by the committee last week, over op position Irom winner ana 4.,a nthArt Th House had approved Oregon's present ap portionment plan. Mmi Id an Lanauaoe Tha committee still must act on specific apoprtionment language, ana winner ana other continued efforts to get fin.ni tn the nresent olan. Willner said the effect of the Yturri plan would be to add four representatives to the House, three from Eastern Oregon, and five senators to the Senate, two from eastern Oregon. Yturri replied his plan was based on a lormuia recogniz ing only population ngures 14a oairl If would remove in consistencies In the present population plan ana mane 11 workable. Yturri said under Oregon's present plan, the dispropor tion in voter strength could go as high as 4-1. Meet Every Two Years The committee decided the legislature should continue to meet every two years. The House-passed version had made annual meetings op tional. The committee reversed Its action of last week and re stored new broader language on protection of an accused person against double Jeop ardy. It tentatively defeated a move to change the effective date of the document from Jan. 1, 1967, to July 1, 1966, but the Votes of two absent committee members could pass the motion. Regional Edition Page 2A MedfordWTribune MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1963 Foreign Briefs GATT DELEGATES DISCUS TARIFF CUTS Geneva-IPICommon market and U.S. delegations to General Agreement en Tariffs and Trade (GATT) talks met privately today in an effort to smooth out differences in their approaches to tariff cuts. EAST GERMAN GUARD ESCAPES TO WEST Berlin-WD-A non-commissioned officer of the Communist East German border guard fled to West Berlin during the night. West Berlin police said today. The men, 23 years eld, escaped through barbed wire from the East German sone to the Zehlendorf district of the U. 8. sector. CASTRO ARRIVES IN LENINGRAD Moicow-IDPU-Cuban Premier Fidel Castro, on a tour of the Soviet Union which carried him to the frontiers of Siberia, arrived by Jetliner in Leningrad today, Ine official news agency Tass reported. ISRAELI BROKER SENTENCED AS SPY Jerusalem, Israell-WD-ElUabeih Altschuler, 39, a real estate broker, was sentenced to IS years in Jail Tuesday on charges he passed secrets to Egypt. KHUSHCHEV MEETS XRUPP REPRESENTATIVE Mescow-lllPll-Boviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev Tues day met with a general representative of Krupp's, the Weit German munitions firm, according to the official news agency Tass. Tass Indenlified the representative as Bertold Beits and said he visited Russia at the invitation of the Soviet Ministry of Foreign trade. It said he and Khrushchev had a business conversation, but gave no details. Stocks Show Signs Of Coming Out Of Two-Day Price Drop Bus lour Planned In Grants Pass Grants Pass - Public of ficials and businessmen of Grants Pass and Josephine county Thursday morning will be taken on a two-hour bus tour of Grants Pass de signed to acquaint them with the current activities of the city government. A TB-passenger school bus will be used for the guided tour, the second to be con ducted annually by city of ficials. Among points to be covered are civic improvements made during the past year, auch as new construction in the street improvement program, sew age treatment plant expansion and trunk line construction, improvements in the city water system, recreation fa cilities and the city's latest park site. New. York - (UPD - Stocks showed signs of pulling out of a two-day slump today. Ralls showed the best gains. Missouri Pacific was a stand out,' up more than a point on news it expects both revenue and profits In 1963 to top last year. Steels firmed but motors and chemicals were narrowly mixed. A few oils, foods, utili ties, airlines and drugs Inched ahead. Sears Roebuck gained nearly a point in the stores but Acme Markets tell a large fraction. , Aircrafts were mixed, fea (urine Bendix off nearly a point on lower earnings and McDonnell up about 1. IBM featured a mixed electronic group. Radio Corporation 63U Kicniieia Ull ,... 44'4 Safeway , , 88 H Seara 853. Shell Oil 43 U Socony Mobil Oil .... 66 Rn..lt.H r ma Southern Pacific 34 i aperry (tana 14 'fc Standard California .... B5a. Standard Indiana S7a Standard N. J .. 68. Stokely Van Camp an'. aun minea ,.. 10'. Texaa Co 66 H Texaa Pacific Land Truat". 64 i imoKoi 26 irana America ... Union Carbide union pacific United Air Urinal"".'."". a. plywood S. Rubber United Utilltiei'V".'""." U'n. t Ranlr Youngitown DOW JONES AVERAGES New York-OIPD-Dow Jones final stock averagesi 30 in dustrials 719.14, off 3.17t 20 railroads 168.31, up 1.86) IS utilities 140.85, up 0.40, and 65 stocks 258.02, up 0.10. Sales Tuesday were about 4.74 mllion shares compared with 4.82 million shares Monday. Wake up rarin' to Tuesday's prices on selected hocks: Allied Chemlcil Alum Co Am (xd ,. American Air Line American Can American Motors .... AT&T American Tobacco .. Anaconda Copper .... 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The lower chamber revenue and taxation committee scheduled an afternoon hear ing on the bill to establish a withholding system for state income taxes effective July 1, 1BH4. - In its first Venr nf nnnrn. tlon, the bill would bring the state an estimated SI 4 mil. lion in increased revenue but in later years the boost could amount to $50 million. ihe bill, one of the most controversial of th 1QR3 ir. islalure, is expected to meet with favor of the fin. assembly, after It passes the cummmce. nut u s In trouble in the 40-member senate. Josephine County Bar Names Officers Grants Pass - Grants Pass Attorney Raymond J. Salis bury has been elected presi dent of the Josephine County Bar association for the coming year. Serving with Salisbury will be William M. Sloan, vice president; and R. Gene Smith, who wag reelected secretary treasurer. Retiring president is Munic ipal Judge Wally P. Martin, Grants Pass. The group Is making plans to entertain the state Board of Bar Governors and Board of Bar Examiners here during the week end of Aug. 34. Pennsylvania Vets Eligible for Bonus Elmer W. Donahoo. Jackson county Veterans' service offi cer, nan reminded all veter ans of Pennsylvania residing here that an amendment in the Korean bonus law pajscd in September, 1961, made ap proximately 30,000 additional slate veterans eligible for bonus payments. The amendment removes the Korean Service Medal re quirements and specifics the "career servicemen" may be awarded the bonus provided they can prove that they were legal residents of Pennsyl vania Jan. 1, IBM. The amendment also specifics that "career servicemen" may not collect a total of more than $500 from World War H and the Korean bonus. Career servicemen arc de fined, tor Mtlrnnat'a nt ihe bonus, as veterans who had four or more years of con tinuous military service Im mediately prior to the out break of the Korean Conflict on June 23, 1S50, and who had not received the Korean Service Medal. Applications and Instruc tions are available from the Korean Conflict Veterans Compensation bureau. Room 307, South Office building, Harrlsburg. Pa. Country Project To Open Remote Lower Deschutes River In Sherman County Presented To Resources Committee Salcm-dlPU-A $365,000 proj ect to open up a 20-mile sec tion of the lower Deschutes river in Sherman county was presented Tuesday to a joint meeting of the Senate and House Natural Resources com mittees. Russell E. Getty, state di rector of the Bureau of Land Management, said the project would be financed with fed eral funds if the money be came available. The plan was prepared by a special state federal inter agency study group. Getty recommended con struction of a two-lane public I east bank of the Deschutes to i sites with camping and boat road from Sherars Bridge - on Mack Canyon. launching facilities. Slate Highway 216 near Mau- He also called for construe- The development plans for pin - 20 miles north along the tlon of three public recreation the Descutes below Sherars Three Alarm Blaze Levels Portland Elementary School; Cause Unknown Portland - (UPD - Fire swept through the Whitaker ele elementary school in north east Portland early today, causing damage estimated at $750,000. The blaze, of undetermined origin, destroyed 20 class rooms of a building construct ed in 1939 and one new addi tion. One new wing was saved. The three alarm blaze broke out about 2:30 a.m. and fire men remained at the scene until after daybreak mopping up. Classes for the students were canceled temporarily. A school official said it was pos sible classroom space could be obtained a at the Portland air base. 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