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VOBBg liP. G onvo nf ion S 6611 as San Francisco - HTl - The 1963 Young Republican Na tional convention, with all the appearance of a gigantic Goldwater - (or President rally, got down to business to- Goldwater accepted. He will day. speak Thursday night. All Republican Presidential , hM, phU11 ch,irman probables were nvited to ad- ... . drew the convention, but only f . S'n F"" Young Visits To Berlin by Kennedy, Khrushchev Offer Different Views By STEWART HENSLEY Berlin (UPD- President Ken nedy and Soviet Premier Niki ta S. Khrushchev are coming closer to meetins this week than at any time since their chilling Vienna conference of June, 1961. The two leaden are making Berlin trips within two days of each other. Thn coincidence, if that's what it is, emphasized that things have changed radically in the two years since the Rus sian leader tried to frighten the new President Into fatal concessions on Berlin and oth er critical issues. Receiving Homage Kennedy today was recelv ing the homage of hundreds of thousands of West Berliner for his consistently firm stand In their behalf and his deter mination to bolster Allied mil itary might. Khrushchev come into East Berlin Friday for reason not yet entirely clear. He and Kennedy, two day apart, will be getting vastly different view of the Berlin situation a each peers across the grim wall from his own side of the barrier which the Communist built to stem the heavy flow of refugees from their zone. The Soviet leader, facing a bitter ideological argument in Moscow next week with the Communist Chinese, may be drumming up support among the satellites for hi peace ful coexistence policy as op posed to Peking's militant stand. Or he could feel that Ken nedy's morale building visit to West Berlin called for a similar trip to the East zone by the Russian leader to let the Red controlled sector know that he has not been frightened. Administration off Icials, obviously elated by the warm West German reception for Kennedy during his Bonn, Co logne, Hanau, Frankfurt and Wiesbaden visits, believe Khrushchev may be worried about the impact the Presi dent has made. What ever Khrushchev's reasons are for going to Ber lin just after Kennedy, U.S. officials are convinced the Soviet leader will lose more than he gains from the trip. Republicans, who organized the convention, predicted there would be "minor riots" if New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller were to appear. The demonstrations, Phil lips said, would have been sparked by the ultra con- Rv . n Hv n n raier Bally servative group led by Rob ert Gaston of Los Angeles, which seized control of the host state organization la it February. Local leaders laid Rocke-j feller was warned privately that his appearance h e r e I might cause nationally pub licized incident that would embarrass him. The four day gathering opened . officially Tuesday, but the day's event were dominated by the registering of the more than 1,000 dele gate in attendance. Len Nadasdy, the national chairman from Minneapolis, Minn., estimated that at least 75 per cent of the delegates favored Goldwater as the GOP standard bearer. Goldwater admirers parad- Gambling Ballot Due Court Test; Petitions Stolen Olympla - CliPO - The voter should have a chance to de cide if they want Washing ton to have an official "tol erance" toward gambling in plte of the bold theft of ref erendum petitions, Gov. Al bert D. Rosollinl and Atty. Gen. John J. O'Connell agreed today. Both Rosellinl and O'Con nell promised to do all with in their power to place the tolerance policy referendum on the November 1964,' getv eral election ballot even with- J New' York-IVHI-Stocks con out Hm formal nolillniia. I tinued to drift lower early to' But (hey also agreed that M". P"ced by chemicals and i.. r, i lauia, oniy me aiuie auprcnic iuun Foreign Briefs BELGIAN PLANE CRASHES WITH 49 ABOARD Dttmold, Germeny-WHi-A. Balgian military air transport with 49 parsons aboard crashed twar hare today. West Oar man police said. Thar was no word of survivors. U.S. ARMY UNITS TO REMAIN IN THAILAND Bangkok-fllFli-Two U.S. Army units which participated In Southeast Asia Treaty Organisation exercises in Thailand earlier this month will remain In the country during August for training and civil action projects, U.S. military sources said Tuesday. U.S.-CANADIAN NUCLEAR AGREEMENT NEAR OlUwi-rtirtJ-An agreement with the United States for delivery of nuclear warheads to Canada I expected to be completed shortly. Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson said Tuesday. . POPE TO OFFER MEALS TO PRISONERS Vatican Cliy-OIPD-Pope Paul VI will mark his coronation Sunday by offering special meals to prison Inmates in Rome, Milan and other Italian cities, a high Vatican source report ed today. Chemicals, Rails Pace Downward Drift by Stocks could decide if the measure legally could be placed be fore the voters. O'Connell said he would file a suit soon asking the court to authorize the vote. "The Supreme Court will have to write some new law on this," O'Connell said, "but unless the measure Is on the ballot, the wishes of the peo ple will have been thwarted." Meanwhile, police searched for the two men who were believed to have stolen the petitions from a vault in the State Capitol Building where the document were await ing the official canvass by Secretary of State Victor Mey ers. The petitions contained 82, 955 signatures, 41 per cent more than the 48,630 neces sary to require a referendum on the new law which would legalize plnball machines, punchboards, pulltabs, card rooms and bingo games. Norfolk tt Western, Great Northern, Chesapeake & Ohio, and Atlantic Coast line lost fractions to i point. Among the chemicals, Union Carbide shed nearly I'i and Du Pont and Eastman Kodak lost about apiece. Litton and Texas Instru ments weakened in the elec tronics. Some tobaccos, stores, oil and metals also softened. Merck and Sterling Drug dropped about l'j and 1, re spectively, In the drug section. DOW JONES AVERAGES New York - II!PD - Dow Jones final slock averages! 30 Industrials 719.32, off 2.10i 20 railroads 175.96, off 0.23) IS utilities 140.09. off 0.27 65 stocks 258.21, oft 0.60. Sales Tuesday were about 4.12 million shares, compared with 3.70 million shares Monday. fJ3 Tuesday! nrlcti on elected ifnckt: Allied Chemical , S' Alum Co Am fUMa American Air Lines as'g ,JT w WE INSTALL WHILE-U-WAIT OPEN SUNDAYS MUFFLER HtaslaM.rt.ri THRIFT AUTO SUPPLY Medford, (01 N. Riveriide-Grint. Fiti, S29 S.t. 6th The Stare With 10,000 Hems American Can American Motora A T k T 13l. American Tobacco u 38U Anaconda Copper SO Armco .. M'.i Benrilx Corp S3 Bethlonem Steel 31 Boelna Air 3Si Bruniwlck .... CaterDlllar Corn 43'.. Chrysler Corp S4 Coca Cola B3'i C B S ., 9(1 Columbia Gas 3o'.i Continental Can 47T Crown Zellerbach .. 50-1. Crucible Steel 314, Curtis Wrliht ..... 33 , Dow Chemical (xdl 01 v Du Pont 34B Eaatmsn Kodak 110. Firestone 3M Ford 93 General Electric 81 , General Foods S3 General Motora 71 i General Portland Cement 30. Greyhound Oulf Oil 44 H Homestaka .. 47 1 Idaho Power IBM. . Int Paoer Johns Manvllle Kennecott Copper Lockheed Aircraft ..... 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