Medford mail tribune., June 17, 1963, Image 11

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MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY. JUNE 17, 1063 -
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SQUASH TOPPER - Wendy Leavens doesn't fool around
when she grows squash. She compares a normal-sized squash
with the 52-pound monster she picked early because it was
crowding everything else out of her garden. Next year sne
plans to plant beans to see if there is anything in that "Jack
and the Beanstalk" yarn. (UPI) ."
Timber Products Gets Safely Award
The lumber division of Tim
ber Products company has
won the award of merit for
noteworthy achievement In
safety.
Announcement was made
by the National Safety coun
cil and the award was pre
sented to Robert K. Hood.
resident manager of Timber
Products company, at the
award dinner, recently held
at the Rogue Valley Country
club. --
.lamri Gradv. National safe
ty council chairman of wood
products, made the presenta
tion.
Transportation
Available to Pool
Prospect-Bus service is be
ing provided this week and
next week ior Prospect chil
dren wishink to participate in
swimming lessons at Haw
thorne pool in Medford.
About 30 Prospect children
have signed up for the pro
gram, which began today and
will continue througli June
28.
The bus will leave Prospect
each day about 7:30 a.m., re
turning about noon. A fee of
$5 is being charged, $2 for
registration and $3 to help
defray travel expenses.
Grady, wno Is also safety
director of Western Pine as
sociation, cautioned the audi
ence against the use of the
word "accident," . explaining
that many times the incident
to which the term is applied
has resulted from a violation
of rules or regulations. There
fore, it is not an ."accident"
but a case of a worker gam
bling and losing.
Hood, in accepting the
award, expressed appreciation
to each Timber Products
company employee for coop
eration In making the award
possible. He referred specific
ally to Frank Berglund. safety
director, who has been with
the company little more than
a year during which time he
has made many improvements
in safety within the plants.
Congratulatory . telegrams
from Henry Mudd, president,
and Elliott Jenkins, vice pres
ident, of Cyprus Mines corpor
ation, of which Timber Prod
ucts is a division, were read
to the workers.
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Balloon Brought
Down by Radio
Chico, Calif.,-fl!PU-A high
altitude balloon, launched
from the Air Force Cam
bridge Laboratory near Chico
26 days ago, was brought
down by radio command Sun
day as it approached the Rus
sian coastline north of Japan.
The 54-foot-diameter bal
loon, designed to determine
whether the new plastic my
lar was feasible for future
launchings, passed its test
successfully, according to of
ficials of the Cambridge lab
oratory.
The flight originally had
been scheduled for 30 days,
but was ordered down by
radio command five days
early because the balloon was
drifting out of radio contact.
During the 25 days it was
in the air, the balloon remain
ed at 80,000 feet. It first
traveled toward the Hawaiian
Islands, then was pushed by
prevailing winds back over
the western United States,
north over - Alberta. Canada,
and then west over British Co
lumbia and across the Pacific.
Officials gave its final lo-
catio as about 360 nautical
miles south of the Kurile is
land group off the Russian
Kamchatka Peninsula.
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Portland, Send Girls
Girls Nation Choices
Salem-tlTD-Susan Leeson of
Portland and Terrie Todd of
Bend will represent Oregon
at Girls Nation in Washing
ton, DC, July 28-Aug. 3.
They were selected at the
close of the six-day Girls
State here Saturday nigl.t.
Some 260 girls attended, the
session sponsored by the
American Legion Auxiliary.
Eugene Youth Drowns
In Fern Ridge Pond
Eugcne-JITO - Michael Es
pinosa, 19, Eugene, drowned
in a swimming pond below
Fern Ridge Dam about 11
miles northwest of here.
Epinosa had gone swim
ming with two other youths.
He dived into the pond but
did not come up. The others
pulled him out but were un
able to revive him.
Tax Proposal Hearings Resume
Washington-d'Mi-The House
Ways and Meant committee
continued its closed hearings
on President Kennedy's tax
proposals today with chances
about even it will postpone
some tax cuts until after the
1964 elections.
In work thus far, the com
mittee has altered or reject
ed many of Kennedy's reve
nue proposals and reforms.
Now it appears Influential
Democratic members of the
committee favor changing his
proposed three-step individ
ual tax reduction plan.
Although no decision has
been reached, conservative
Democrats sensitive about the
effect of tax-cutting on the
national deficit favor a two
stage plan putting reductions
into effect on Jan. 1, 1964,
and Jan. 1, 196S. The second
cut therefore would come
after the 1964 elections.
Kennedy proposed cutting
individual rates as of July 1,
1963: Jan. 1, 1964, and July
1, 1964. ... ....
The President proposed that
Individual rate be cut by $11
billion, and to offset part of
this, he proposed $3.3 billion
in money . raising changes.
Since the committee's work
has produced very little in
money-raising changes, it ap
parently will scale down indi
vidual tax cuts to avoid pro
ducing a larger deficit than
Kennedy planned.
Girls Arrested for
Illegal Possession
' Two 17-yer-old area girls
were arrested by Medford I
police Sunday afternoon on a
charge of illegal possession
of alcohol.
The girls were taken Into
custody by officers in the
parking lot of a Medford
bowling alley. They were re
leased to the custody of their
parents on advice of Juvenile
authorities.
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