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ducation Budget Mearly Ready for House fiction Higher E iverest Conquerors Brought Down by elicopter for Frostbite Treatment GRADUATION CARDS When Vou care enough ' to send the very belt ' T 217 E. Milit St. Mtdford bodies Ncpalese Sherpa guides car ried Urwoeld, Rihop and Jer stad down the mountain pig gyback. "We were beginning to get saddle sores," Unsoled joked. A helicopter picked Regional Edition Katmandu, Ncpal-iUPD-Twoi It was 18 degrees Beluw American mountaineers were zero and a member of the sup brought down off Mt. Everest port team at a lower camp was by helicopter today lor cmcr- so sure iney naa mci aisasicr gency treatment of frostbitten he started out to look for their toes. They told of breathtaking brushes with death in their conquest of the world s high pst mountain. William Unsoeld, 3d, of Cor- vallis, Ore, and Barry i Bishop 30, of Washington, D. C, were set down gently on a pad near the hospital and were welcomed by their an xious wives. The two men. wearing heavy beards, were in high spirits and smilingly rejected stretchers. They limped into the hospital, aided by their wives. Condition Not Serious They said a third member of the Summit conquest squad -Luther G. Jerstad, 26, of Eu gene, Ore., also suffered frost bite but that his condition was not serious. "He'll be all right," Bishop said. The two men told of spend ing the night In the snow 28, 000 feet up In the mountain without tent just after they had conquered the mountain last Wednesday. them up this morning 13.000 feet up the mountain. Only One Helicopter The red and white helicop ter, the only one in Nepal, was operated by a Norwegian pil ot, Knut A. Solbakkcn. A team of doctors was standing by and started im mediately examination of the two men as soon as they got into the hospital and were Page 2A MEDFORDt Tribune MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 27, 1963 Foreign Briefs FRENCH COUPLE MARRIED IN PRISON Nancy, France -IIIPIU Former Cspl. Jean Ferrandi end Micheline Perrln were married Sundiy In prison near here where Ferrandi is serving out a sentence lor treason. He was convicted of having worked an aide to former Gen. Raoul Salan, one-time head of the outlawed Secret Army Organisation. SOVIET PRESIDENT TO VISIT IRAN Tehran, Iran ' -UW- The Iranian government announced Sunday that Soviet President Leonid Breshnev, will visit here beginning Nov. 16. THAILAND ROYALTY VISITING IN JAPAN Tokyo -lUPIu King Bhumibol Adulyade) and Queen Slriklt of Thailand arrived by air in Japan today for a 10-day state visit. HUGE THRONG WELCOMES FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS Manchester, England UPI More than 300,000 persons turned out Sunday night to welcome home the Manchester United football team which won the Football Association cup. Police said scores fainted in the crush and about 400 persona were treated for injuries. stripped of their heavy moun tain climbing clothes. Bishop and Jerstad scaled Mt. Everest by the relatively familiar South Col route last Wednesday, following the footsteps of James W. Whit, aker, 32, of Redmond, Wash., who on May 1 became the first American to conquer the peak. Unsoeld and Dr. Thomas R Hornbcin, 32, of San Diego, Calif., reached the summit three hours later by the pre viously unexplored west ridge. It was the first time one nation had placed two teams on the summit in a single day Unsoeld said Bishop and Jerstad risked their lives by waiting for him and Hornbein. They retreated two hours down the mountain and stop, ped in the snow as dark fell, Sought Next Camp Unsoeld and Hornbcin, hav ing reached the summit, start ed down in total darkness searching for Camp Six, the highest support, camp on the South Col route, at the 27,450 foot level. "We were yelling for Ding- man who was In support at Camp Six," Unsoeld said, re ferring to Dr. David L. Ding- man, 26, a physician from Bal timore, Mr,. He said they finally heard the voices and called for a light but there was none. The voices were those of Jerstad and Bishop and they had no flashlight. The four of them started down for Camp Six together but soon decided they could not make it. They were ex hausted from their struggles to reach the peak and their climb back down. 1035 IOWA STREET ASHLAND, ORE. 482-0472 Invite You to attend their... TODAY AND TOMORROW 8 A.M. - 9 P.M., May 27th and 28th (Regular Store Hours Will Be 8 A.M. to 6 P.M.) 100 Financing!! Home Remodeling Kitchen Remodeling Water Heaters (Gai or Electric), etc. GRAND OPENING SPECIAL 62 InttilUtisn Kitrft WATER HEATERS 52 Gallon-Glait lin.d-9000 KW Quick Recovery - 10 YR. 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The budget was on the Ways and Means Committee agenda for final action, but the decision was postponed when the committee recessed so members could attend an other meeting. The higher education budg et was the last big one still in the committee. It has been the most-studied, and most- talked-about, of the session The $77.3 million represents general fund, or 'taxpayers' money that will be used to op erate the state's colleges and universities in the 1963-65 bi- ennium. Gov. Mark Hatfield had asked $81.6 million. Total $134.1 Million It fits into an overall high er education operating bucig et of $134.1 million, with most of the rest coming from the tuition fees paid by stu dents and from federal grants. The governor had proposed million. The $77.3 million was bas ed on the assumption that Ways and Means would agree to move tuberculosis patients from the system's University hospital at Portland to the State TB hospital at Salem, saving some $600,000. The cuts In the higher edu cation budget made by the Ways and Means Education subcommittee reflect two ma jor decisions: -(1) The group decided that there should be fewer new teachers. Instead of allowing for one teacher per 16.1 stu dents, it decided one teacher per 17 students would be enough. -(2) It decided there should be fewer new students, and these should pay more, partic ularly the students from other states. Under pressure from the legislative committee, the Board of Higher Education raised fees. Because of antici pated fewer students, how ever, the net fee income Is ex-' pected to be about $20.9 mil lion instead of $21.1. The group increased scholarships to help the students hardest hit by the fee Increase. And, it made a further reduction in new teachers in anticipa tion of a slowdown In the en rollment increase. Breadkdown Given The budget breaks down this way: -59.6 million for operation of the institutions, including teachers, and including edu cational television and gen eral extension. $5.9 million for the Medi cal School teaching hospitals and clinics. -1.5 million for the crippled children s division. $10 million for agricultural and forest research. Education takes care of the biggest part of the estimated $404-$405 million general fund budget for the next two years. The committee already had approved some $164 mil lion in general funds for schools, community colleges, special classes and some col lege buildings. Stock Prices Turn Irregularly Lower New York dTP Stocks were Irregularly lower today. Steels were narrowly mix ed as were motors. Chemicals were easier and International oils were narrow. Ingcrsoll Rand, Texas Instruments and RCA showed strength in the electronics and Soo Lines was round a point better in the rails. Campbell Soup and Pet Milk slipped a bit in the foods. Beneficial Finance lost 14 in the finance shares while Kaiser and American Smelting both moved trac tions higher. Sugar shares again came under selling pressure and most in the group lost around a point or more. My false teeth were killing me t tried all the paMrs and no dm and pads Sam old trcuhl' Rocking and lipping made my moufh tor and midc mi irmipk. Ihrn I ipokt to my dentin , . . ht told mc about CUSHION, the toft-flowm piaMK that mold to ih gum. Now I eat what 1 ant enjoy hat 1 rat and my gurm (eel so gtvd. Cl'SHlON ta toft . . mat in rtret . . . and thai a my relief. Mildly medicated to het! gum lorrneu; pleasant miniy flavor guard tout prtalh Ak your dfuti'M for Cl SHlON. ou mini he tamtVd or vu gri vour nvtwy hack. Long-UMini auppty only 1149. Barton, Musa Differ on Tentative Tax Agreement WHEEL CHAIRS For RENT at A to Z Rental 1213 N. Rivtnld 779-1474 Salem -IPU- House Speaker Clarence Barton today termed the tentative agreement by tax conferees "a reasonable compromise," but Senate President Ben Musa asked "I wonder if it can get enough votes to pass the Senate." The comments came before F. F. Montgomery (R-Eugcnc), House minority leader, an nounced whether he would sign the compromise reached Saturday afternoon by the Senate -House tax conference committee. Musa warned the proposed compromise faced a possible referral because of the elim ination of federal income tax deductions, and because of the net receipts tax feature. He added he felt the pro posed 4-cent a pack cigarette tax also would be referred. Musa said he did not think the S3 million kickback to cities would stop referral. The Senate president said he would support a 3-cent a pack cigarette tax, and that he did not feel that would be referred. Musa. obviously not pleased by the compromise plan, said he had not polled senators on how they would receive It. He said he had suggested an alternate compromise "in case of a donneybrook." The alternate would include a 16 per cent "temporary edu cational tax" on top of the present rate schedule, a $5-10 minimum filing fee, a 1 per cent increase in corporate ex cise taxes for the next two years, and possible use of the one-shot withholding tax speedup to raise the $60 million needed to finance a $405 million general fund budget. Musa said an extra $35 mil lion was needed to finance ex panded educational programs, and that this could be raised by the "temporary education tax" patterned after the "temporary defense tax" used by the federal government at the start of World War II. Barton termed the proposed conference compromise "a reasonable way to raise $50 million. Remember . . . Quality Market WILL BE Closed Thursday Memorial Day SHOP EARLY! M L ' 635 E. 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