Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 12, 1963, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextiiiiiUaiii'l cgcivb s SoHiplete Sacking Froi S ! I. I. I I ! I I ... ... I I " 1 " 1 " abinet federal Research Money for Oregon Seen Jeopardized by Legislative Act Corvallia-fflFD - Dr. Arthur Tlemming, president of the University of Oregon, laid Tuesday he believed the leg islature had put federal re search money in Jeopardy by reducing higher education sal ary requests. Flemmlng said federal re search money had been In creasing of late. "This re search money comes to us be cause of superior professors in the ystem, and it will cer tainly decline if our salaries do not permit us to attract and keep superior people," he said. He said the federal research contribution to higher educa tion amounted to about $16 million during the current biennium compared to $8 mil lion for 1959-61. "That kind of money is definitely good tor the economy of Oregon, and it just doesn't seem to be good business to discourage It." Dr. Branford P. Miller, president of Portland State College, said cutting of fi nancial requests "will not even permit us to maintain the standard of education in Oregon at its present level.' He said "the attitude of the legislature regaring education seems to be one of retrench Benefit to Help Heine's Juniors Medford Moose lodge is sponsoring a fish fry Friday at 7:30 p.m. for the benefit of Bliss Heine's Juniors. Pro ceeds from this will be used to buy more drum:. The group Is being enlarged to qualify for entry in the Portland Rose Festival next year. It is planned to enlarge it to a total of 125 with the largest section being major ettes. Bliss Heine, violin, and Ralph Ettcl, banjo, will fur nish the dinner music. Also on the program will be a comedy number by Clifford Rice, governor, and Heine. Other novelty numbers are also being planned for this event. The group recently partici pated In the Brookings Azalea festival and will also be seen in parade and program at the Ashland July 4th celebration. SHIP AND TRAVEL... 0.1.- automated railway favr r -- --f - niMriiiii - in UNION PACIFIC Far intaraalka, call: ,' Phone 773-5388 Regional Edition Medford Page 2A Tribune ment rather than advance The college officials attend ed the State Board of Higher Education meeting William Walsh of Coos Bay, board chairman, said the leg' islature faced its biggest fi nancial problem of any in the past 20 years Chancellor Roy E. Lieual- lan promised that physical transfer of patients from the Portland Tuberculosis Hospi tal to Salem would be on a timetable ' based on their health and welfare and prom ised "nothing less than the best that can be provided." The Salem TB hospital fell under the board's control in a last-day compromise at the legislature. The board indi cated a physician would be named as administrator. MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1963 Foreign Briefs FORMER HITLER AIDE TO MISS REUNION Wilhalmthavan, Carmany-iUPO-Karl Doanits, ont-ilmt grand admiral and briefly Adolf Hitler's successor as Car man Fuehrar, Tuesday cancelled his announced participation In a meeting of World War II navy veterans here In fee of mounting public criticism. City councilman had mad it known lhty would draw their sponsorship of the mealing, expected to 10,000 navy veterans, if Doenits did not stay away. withdraw INSECTICIDE BLAMED IN VENEZUELA DEATHS Caracas, Venesuela-WPP-Thr farmhands were reported dead in northwestern Venasuela today and 28 were seriously 111, apparently as result of drinking water accidentally contaminated by a chemical Insecticide. FIRST 'SERGEANT' ROCKETS ACTIVATED Bonn, Oarmany-'UPD - The first of three battalions of Sergeant" rockets to be formed by in W.t German armed forces has been activated in northern Germany, the Defense Ministry announced Tuesday night. RUSSELL REPRESENTATIVES TO VISIT IRAQ London-(IIPlwEarl (Bertrand) Run. 11, British philosopher and a prim mover of world peace organisations, will snd thre representative to Iraq to Investigate conditions th.r. at that government i r. qu.it, It was announced today. I889889B9I This Week Only! Tiday Thru June 15 III THE MEDFORD SHOPPING CENTER ANOTHER GREAT SEARS VALUE 2 WAY BUST teM .'(in hiii n: ,(i Yemen Mission Approved; Money Still Plagues UN United Nations, N.V. -UPI-The Security Council debate on financing a United Nations peace mission to Yemen left the world parliament today as far away as ever from solv ing its money problems. The resolution adopted by the 11-nation council Tuesday sanctioned the dispatch of UN observers to Yemen, but it skirted the key question of what UN body is responsible for arranging financial sup port for such operations. A last minute compromise averted a showdown that might have helped shed some light on the protracted UN fiscal crisis. Consequently, the whole problem reverted to private consultations for a formula to meet expenses of future peace-keeping costs. The Afro-Asian powers, the only non Communist group still to approve a formula, worked under an appeal to complete their negotiations so a fiscal agreement can be voted in the Ill-nation Gen eral Assembly. Jan Paul Bannier of the Netherlands, chairman of the assembly's budgetary commit tee, called off today's meeting and appealed for an end to all private consultations by Thursday. The assembly has been meeting in special session for more than four weeks in an attempt to devise means of erasing a $100 million debt and paying future peace-keep ing costs on a basis equitable to all members. The huge deficit is largely the result of the refusal of the Soviet bloc countries, France, South Africa, Portugal and several other states to pay their shares of the peace-keep ing costs in the Congo and the Middle East. 1 different : BUST 1 POSES ml' ay io "x a 0U9 MOST CFNClTONif fiFFFPf BOTH ON ONE BEAUTIFUL PICTURE UNMOUNTED SUITAHE FOR FRAMING PORTRAITS AO" ARE LI ar rJ I (parents) SATISFACTION GUARANTIED OR TOUR KONET IACK PLUS S0 HANDLING, WRAPPING & INSURANCE 2 BEAUTIFUL BUST POSES OF YOUR CHILD, IN A LARGE 10' x 8' PICTURELAND BUST (JuefU PORTRAIT AGE 5 WEEKS TO 12 YEARS-SORRY, UMIT I PfR CHiD-2 PER FAMILY CHILDREN GROUP PICTURES TAKEN AT 99 PER CHILD Russia Preparing To Launch Woman Moscow -fUPII- Communist sources said today the Soviet Union is preparing to send the first woman into space, possibly this week. There was no official con- flrmatlon of the report and the lcniith of the space shot was unknown. But the sources hinted It might last eight days. The current record is 94 Vi hours - an hour and one-half short of four days. Unconfirmed reports of a planned space flight by a woman have been circulating in Moscow for some time. Two candidates were said to be ready, one of them possibly a back-up pilot. The latest unofficial infor mation circulating the Soviet capital indicated a blastoff could take place anytime be tween now and the opening of an International Women's Congress on June 24. Open Monday and Friday 711 9 P.M. Additional portraits are available in all sues and styles at exceptional SEARS Savings! Open Tuti., Wad., Thurt. and Sr.-9 30 A.M. to 5 30 P.M. YOU WILL CHOOSE FROM A NICE SELECTION OF 3" x 5" SILK FINISHED PHOTOGRAPHS Festival Fleet Due in Portland Portland - fl'Pt - The main force of the 17-shlp Portlanc Rose Festival fleet was to ar rive today. ! Due to steam up the Colunv , bin and Willamette riven ' from Astoria Into Portland ! ; harbor were nine U.S. Navy I vessels-headed by the guld i missile destroyer Berkeley ana nvc Canadian Navy sn ' The nthrrj Hi marine Sans In dctrov j Gregory, McDcrmut, Mulia and Hull and minesweepers . Advance. Constant and 'ercv of the II S Niivv aH (lilmmrillf. flrilti nnA l)m stroycr escorts Frasor, Mar ; garec. Skrena and Mackenile ! of the Canadian Navy. The U.S N'avv minrswrpn. ers Cove. Pivot and Pluck are due Thursday. The 17 ships carry nearly I 3.000 officers and men. f v. ded lips sub- crs ny En I the do- Handling of Scandal Given Full Approval London -UPt- Prime Minis ter Harold Macmillan's cab inet threw its support solidly behind him today with full approval of his handling of the scandal threatening to topple his government. Well-informed sources said the cabinet members gave Macmillan their complete backing during a two hour secret session that was one of the most dramatic since the Suez crisis nearly seven years ago. The action put the cab inet squarely behind Mac millan for his confrontation with the Labor opposition at next Monday s parliamentary session on the security aspects of the scandal. The backing of the cabinet was a key move in Macmil lan's fight to retain his lead ership of Britain and stave off mounting demands that he resign. Crisis Reaches Apax The crisis reached its apex when former Minister of War John Profumo admitted last week he had lied to the House of Commons about his links with London playgirl Chris tine Keeler. He admitted his statement that there were no 'improprieties" in his rela tionship with her was untrue. Then he resigned. The possibility of a security compromise arose when it was disclosed that Miss Keeler, a 21-year-old model, also was seeing a Soviet former assist ant naval attache in London at the same time Profumo was seeing her. Calls It 'Triumph' However, well-informed ob servers said Lord Dilhorne, the lord chancellor, is be lieved to have reported that national security did rot suffer in the three-way rela tionship between Profumo, Christine and Soviet former attache Evgeny Ivanov. One government source called the cabinet session a triumph" for Macmillan. The prime minister needed his cabinet s support in the forth coming debate on the scan dal's security angles, a debate demanded by the opposition Labor party. Macmillan also had to rally the cabinet's support In the face of grumbling from with In his own Conservative ranks, where backbenchers fear the scandal will further hurt the party's already slip ping chances in the next gen eral election. Senate Receives California Budget Sacramento -0JPD- The Sen ate's version of California's budget for the fiscal year be ginning July 1 was ready for action on the upper chamber tloor today. It totaled $43,382,000 less than the spending program proposed early in the year by Gov. Edmund G. Brown as his blueprint for financing tne nation s largest state. The complete sum was $3, 207.019.000 coniDarori with n money bill of .$3,249,401,000 originally submitted by the aovcrnor's bill. The Senaie bill also was substantially less than the Assembly version totaling $3, 248.316.000 which mninritv Democrats Dusheri from the lower chamber Tuesday on a 51-28 vote. Actually, the Senate trim med $66.9 million from the bill but the administration augmented it by $23.6 mil lion to diminish the size of the ultimate measure. Blue Chip Issues Help To Lead Stock Prices Higher Department Seeks Sugar Hoarders Washington -VPIU The Ag riculture Department Tuesday started searching for persons holding abnormally large stocks of sugar. The department said it had asked cane sugar .refiners, beet sugar processors, and im porters of refined cane sugar to report by June 30 the names and addresses of all re cipients to whom they shipped a carload or more of sugar during April 1-May 31, and the quantities shipped. The department said the In crease in sugar stocks of more than 300,000 tons since the beginning of the year was an Important factor in the rise of sugar prices. New York - flJPt - Stocks inched higher against a firm blue chip background today. Steels firmed with most in the group showing fractional gains except Republic which held unchanged. Chrysler and Checker Motors were ahead nearly a point in a firm auto section. Chemicals were mixed. Du Pont and Allied firmed while Eastman Kodak and Union Carbide eased. International oils were mixed with some issues moving ahead fractions while losses were held to minor dips. DOW JONES AVERAGES New York-lPD-Dow Jones final stock averages: 20 in dustrials 718.38. up 1.89; 20 railroads 168.97, off 0:30; 15 utilities 139.84. up 0.09 and 65 stocks 256.18, up 0.32. Sales Tuesday were about 4.39 million shares com pared with 4.69 million shares Monday. Tuesday'! orlces on lelected stocks: Alum Co Am 634 American Air Lines 24U American Can 431l American Motors - lSa AT&T 122 'i American Tobacco - 28; Anaconda Copper .. 52 Armco 37 Bendix Corp Bethlehem Steel Boeing Air Brunswick Caterpillar Corp Chrysler Corp Coca Cola .... Columbia Gas Continental Can , Crown Zellerbach Crucible Steel Curtus Wright Dow chemical Du Pont Eastman Kodak Firestone Ford General Electric General Motora . General Motors Greyhound . Gull Oil Homestake Idaho Power IBM Int. 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