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Sffroral off Additional -.Rfl.onev for Oregon Projects. Sought Regional Edition Medford Page 2A Tribune MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1963 Next 24 Hours Described as Vital For Fate of Macmillan Government Stocks Moving Toward Higher Ground; Steel Prices Mixed New York-fllPD-Stocki were moving toward higher ground today. Steels were mixed. Chrys ler moved ahead nearly point in a firm motors sec tion and Virginia Carolina Chemical continued to meet demand in its group. International oils were nar rowly mixed. Philip Morris jumped close to 2 points in a generally firm tobaccos group. Electronics showed several good gains including IBM up 1 and Naveg and Texas Instruments up around 1 apiece. Colgate jumped nearly a point on news the directors had approved a 5 for 4 stock split and voted an extra divi dend. Merck and Bristol Myers picked up 1 each In the drugs while 20th Century Fox lost 1. . ' DOW JONES AVERAGES New York-WMDow Jones final stock averages! 30 In dustrials 723.36, up 4.98 20 railroads 169.59, up 0.62i 18 utilities 139.84, unchenged, and 85 slocks 257.39, up 1.21. Salts Wednesday were about 5.21 million shares compared with 4.39 million shares Tuesday. Wednudiy't prices on lected atocka: Alum Co Am .. ........ as American Air Unci 24'4 Amerlciin Can 4fl1a Amarlcan Motors .....,. 10 A T ft T ...123 American Tobacco 20?a Anaconda Copper Armco Bendlx Corp Boetni Air .......... Caterpillar Corp ..... Chryaler Corp Coca Cola CBS. Da". (17 V, ......... an. . 38 431, B3l.k an! Columbia Gaa .. ....... 30 1; DO GLASSES ON CREDIT! il'T Green Stamps COLUMBIA!! OPTICAL CO. MEDFORD SHOPPING CENTER Continental Can - 47 ft Crown Zellerbach S3 Crucible Steel M'l lurtiaa wrignt ana Dow Chemical ei'.i ru Pont 24mi Eaitman Kodak Ill)', Flreatona . 34 Ford - 4 1, General Electric v General Food! a. S3 General Motori 71 !i Greyhound - 41 V. Gulf oil o Homeetake 47', Idaho Power 3.1 '.it l.B.M. 4UB',' int paner ai Johna Manvllle SO', Kennecott Copper IWt Lcaneea Aircraii os'.a Merck (to Montana power . ........ .t. 37 '.i Montgomery ward 40'.i National Hljcult 47'i New York Central 20 ',1 Northern Natural Cai fj'i Pac Caj Elec - 32 Penney J. C. 42' . 8.1 U 211 "I Penn RR Phillip Rlchlleld Oil Safeway Santa Fa Bean . am. Shell Oil ... 421i Socnny Mobil Oil imia Southern Co .., 0.1 Southern Pacific 33 ft Sparry Rand 11 Standard California Standard Indiana NVi Standard N. J in Sun Mines 12 Texas Co n. a.. i, mal Texaa Pacific Land Truit .. Thlnkol 22 H Trana America .... Trent World Air .. union carhltle .... Union Pacific , United Air Llnea . U.S. Plywood ... i'S .. ..ion .. 41 .. 42n . 9114k I U S. Rubber , 4"i U.S. Steel 491 I Younsetown 102',, Oswego Weekly Winner of Award Portland -flJPli- The weekly Lake Oswego Review news paper was named first place winner Wednesday night In the annual Newspaper Citi zenship Award conical spon sored by the Consulting En gineers Association of Oregon. Second place went to the Oregon Statesman of Salem and third place to the Stay ton Mail. The award is made for the newspaper making the most outstanding contributions in promoting Improvement proj ects in its community. All three campaigns dealt with the need for improved lewer systems. A special award from the Consulting Engineers Coun cil In Washington, D.C., was made to Tom Miles, a Beaver ton mechanical engineer, who wrote a manual for il'e profession. Foreign Briefs GREEK LEADERS CONFER ON NEW GOVERNMENT Athens, Greecs-IUI'luGretk political leaders consulted to day on the formation oi I new government that would end the crisis caused by the resignation oi Premier Constantln Caramanlisi Caramanlls quit Tuesday In a dispute with King Paul, who rejected his premier's advice to call oil a scheduled royal visit to Britain next month. KOHLEH LEAVES FOR EUROPEAN VACATION Moscow-UIPI)-U.S. Ambassador Foy D. Kohler left for a European vacation Wednesday night and was expected to consult with President Kennedy when he visits Western Europe later this month. Kohler departed for Wiesbaden, Germany, via Copen hagen in his special plane. SOUTH AFRICAN SHOUTED DOWN BY DELEGATES Geneva-Wl'll-A South African delegate was shouted down at the 47th International Labor Organisation conference Wednesday by angry African and Asian delegations. The Africans and Asians, who seek South Africa's ouster from the organisation because of its racial policies, threat ened to walk out when South African Delegate William Findley took the rostrum. Heckling caused adjournment oi the meeting, and Findley was unable to speak. TSHOMBE SWINDLERS BEGIN SENTENCES Brussels, Belglum-lliril-Two Belgians began prison sen tences today for swindling Katanga President Moise Tshombe out of $95,000 by forging his name. The Brussels correctional court also ordered them to pay 123,000 compensation to Tshombe. Prime Minister Again in Cabinet Crisis Meeting Londoh - (UPH - Prime Min ister Harold Macmillan fought for his political life at a cris is meeting of his cabinet for the second time in two days today and political observers said the next 24 hours might determine the fate of his gov ernment. The 69-ycar-old Conserva tive party leader made it clear to his ministers includ ing three or four reported to be considering resigning -that no matter what they did he would seek to lead his re gime through the crisis caused by the Profumo sex scandal, i 'No Comments' Cabinet members filed grimly out of the meetings, most of them returning curt no comments to questions. Minister of Health Enoch Powell, reported In both na tional afternoon newspapers to be "on the brink' 'of re icnation, hurried away his face set and unsmiling. Political observers said one major resignation - such as Powell's - might make it im possible for Macmillan to hold together an administration al ready under fire not only from its opponents but from "the establishment, a term which covers the church, pro fessional class and aristocracy from which it drew much of Its strength. Gives Curt Reply Asked whether the govern ment would remain together, Minister of Science Lord Hail- sham snapped "You find out." Minister of Housing Sir Keith Joseph, who earlier had denied that he planned to re sign, said "Every minister is concerned by the moral is sues," a comment echoed by Deputy Prime Minister R. A. Butler. Debate Forced Although the Labor party has forced a parliamentary de bate Monday on the security aspects of the Profumo case, it appeared many political figures and the public at large were more concerned with what the bishop of Southwark called "the smel lot corrup tion in high places. Patrick Gordon Walker, who would become foreign secretary In a Labor govern ment, returned from Moscow saying, "It is time to clean thlnRs up In Britain." He call ed for Macmtllan's resignation. Hilton Heard As Delegation Requests Funds Washington-Oregon's Con gressional dele gation has urged House and Senate ap propriations subcommittees to approve about $6 million more for Oregon water proj ects in the next fiscal year than President Kennedy has budgeted. Ben Hilton, Grants Pass, president of the Rogue River Flood Control and Water Re sources association, also testi fied in support of several projects in southern Oregon. Sen. Wayne Morse (D-Ore.) presented the requests to a Senate committee, headed by Sen. Allen J. Ellender (D-La.) for himself and Sen. Maurine Neuberger and Representa tives Edith Green, Al Ullman and Robert B. Duncan, Demo crats. The group suggested that the committee approve- $61 million to continue construc tion of the John Day lock and dam in the year to start July 1, compared with the budget recommendation of $37 million. Other projects where the group asked above budget amounts include: Planning: Lower Columbia River, S c a p poose drainage district, $10,000 (nothing if) budget); Willamette river basin, Shelton Ditch $10,000 (nothing) and Bear creek $26, 000 (nothing); Lost Creek res ervoir $230,000 ($100,000 in budget); Elk Creek reservoir $150,000 (nothing); Applegate reservoir $150,000 (nothing); Cascadia reservoir $150,000 (nothing); Columbia Slough $19,000 (nothing); Coos and Mlllicoma rivers $545,000 (nothing); Siuslaw river and bar $21,000 (nothing); Wil lamette river above Portland $46,000 (nothing); Willamette river at Willamette Falls $85,000 (nothing). Investigations and studies: Beaver creek $5,000 (noth ing); Nestucca river $5,000 (nothing); Tillamook Bay streams $5,000 (nothing); Coos Bay, Charleston $3,000 (nothing); Herman creek $2,- 000 (nothing); Columbia river $200,000 (nothing). Hatfield's Requests Thomas J. Murray, repre senting Gov. Mark O. Hat field of Oregon, said the gov ernor asked the committee to approve budget recommenda tions for Oregon and also the addition of funds which Army Engineers would be able to use during the year. Hilton testified in support of funds for Lost creek res ervoir, Elk creek reservoir and Applegate reservoir, which are a part of the Rogue river basin flood control proj ect. Ullmnn, Green and Duncan testified or submitted state ments at a House committee hearing. ' I " 5 U ' ! ' - ) 4 ' - " : L-JtoW. ,.., , MBaeMMjMeMBaaaaaaaaeeeaaMBiJl.''. Performance champ... for 5 years or 50,000 miles! When Plymouth, Chevrolet and Ford met In a ten event performance showdown at Riverside, California, It wai to eitablish which one of these three cart did the best job with the motor running. As the results Indicate, Plymouth pretty much had Its own way winning every acceleration test, the handling test, both passing-safety tests and the gas economy test. Perhaps the most Important point of all Is that these were not "souped-up" special racing models, but standard production models with standard V-8 en gines. And it ought to heighten your enthusiasm to learn that the "performance champ" has a 5-year 50,000-mile warranty to back It up. It's some automobile. Let your Plymouth Dealer show you. eVour Authorized Plymouth Valiant Dealer's Warranty eseinat detect in material and workmanship on 19b) care has been fueeaVfv eapended In include peril replacement or repeir, without charge tor required parts or labor, tor S yeera or 50.000 miles. jOaajffw whichevor cornea first, on the enmo bloc, heed end internet ports; trensmission rose end internal perts (eicludifil manual latfrr If dutch)-, torque converter, drive shell, universal toinls (eicluding dust covers), roar axle and differential end rear wheel hearings. provided the vehicle net been serviced et reesonebie internets eccordmg to the Ptymouth-Veiient Certified Car Care schedules. PLYMOUTH DIVISION MAKE YOUR MOVE TO PLYMOUTH DICX KNIGHT CO., 33 S. Riverside, Medford, Oregon CHRYSLER yjSI Monwt COHPORAII0N Fair Called Asset To Jackson County Ashland - An open class fair in Jackson county would be a "valuable asset to com munity life," said Hugh Jen nings, Medford businessman, in a talk for the Ashland Chamber of Commerce Tuesday. Jennings is chairman of the Greater Jackson County Fair Development committee. He outlined the goals the com mittee is seeking to achieve "Our ultimate aim is a large and worthwhile county fair," he said. The committee feels that if non fair type develop ment continues at the present fairgrounds, the grounds them selves should be moved, he added. A large area should be ac quired in the center of the county, Jennings said, urging that purchase of land be made soon before prices of land climb higher. The committee is desirous of getting all organizations concerned with taking part in a fir together with the county court for a meeting in order to develop a master plan, he said. California Senate Republicans Split On Budget; Approval Seen Sacramento-flJPt-Democrat- ic leaders, encouraged by a last-minute Republican split, predicted confidently today the GOP would fail to delay passage of Gov. Edmund G. Brown's budget. The spending program, trimmed by $43.8 million, cleared the Senate late Wednesday, 27-10. Two Republicans, Sens. Howard Way of Exeter and Donald Grunsky of Watson ville, voted with 25 Demo crats to send the $3,207,019, 000 spending program to the assembly. As usual, the assembly, which passed a larger version of the budget earlier in the week, was expected to refuse to accept the senate measuru. This will force the budget bill Into a free conference committee of three assembly men and three senators. Republicans had threatened to hold firm against passage of the spending bill until the governor's proposal for a state withholding tax is de- Exams Announced By Civil Service New examinations for fil ing positions in the Depart ment of Labor's bureau of employment security, have been recently announced by the U. S. Civil Service Com mission, y Openings in the fields of employment service adviser, social administration adviser and social insurance research analyst are available. More information and ap plication forms are available from the Civil Service office in the local post office. feated. The withholding bill comes before Senate revenue and taxation Monday. They succeeded in holding all 28 GOP assemblymen in line but failed in the Senate. And there were definite signs the Republican solidarity in the assembly was cracking. 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