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WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1963
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON
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Amelia Earhart
Commemorative
Stamp on Sale
Atchison, Kan.-UIPD-A first-
issue air mail stamp went on
sale here today to commemo
rate the aerial feats of famed
aviatrix Amelia Earhart and
the 66th anniversary of her
birthdate in this northeast
Kansas town.
Postm-ttcr Gen. J. Edward
Day came to town for the oc
casion, along with Sen. Frank
Carlson and F.eps. William
Avery and Bob Dole, Kansas
Republicans. A military band
from Scott Air Force Base,
111., boomed out martial
tunes.
Large Sal Sean
Atchison Postmaster John
E. Smith predicted 750,000
of the commemorative
stamps would be sold. He
said it would be the largest
single sale of air mail stamps
on record.
Folks in Atchison, all 13,
000 of them, enjoy seeing the
name of their hometown on
Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe Railway cars. They brag
about having the only alco
hol distillery in the state,
But Atchisonians are most
proud of Amelia Earhart.
A stadium and the city air
port are named for her. A
monument to Miss Earhart's
aerial accomplishments was
erected in 1958. Today
plaque at the public library
was to be unveiled in her
honor.
Disappeared In 1937
Miss Earhart, known as the
"First Lady of Aviation," dis
appeared with her , co-pilot,
Fred Noonan, on a globe-circling
flight. They vanished
somewhere near Howland Is
land in the Pacific ocean on
July 2, 1937.
The smiling aviatrix with
the tousled blonde hair was
the first woman to fly the
Atlantic solo, the first to fly
an autogyro and the first to
fly from Hawaii to California,
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Junction City Man
Dies in Auto Crash
Halsey (UPD Calvin Jack
Raeford, 45, Junction City,
was killed when his automo
bile crashed off U.S. Highway
99E here late Tuesday.
Officers said he was appar
ently thrown from the vehi
cle. He was the only occupant.
Strange As Jt Seems H,x
ONE-LINE ROLE
London - ll'PIi - Marilyn
(Mandy) Rice Davies has a
one-line, one-kiss role in a new
movie, "Hide and Seek" star
ring comedian Ian Carmi-
chael. The Daily Mirror said
today that in the film, to be
released later this year, Man
dy kisses Carmichacl and re
cites. "I told him I may be
rich and dishonest, but I still
nave my pride.",
Actor Objects
To Name Change
Los Angeles -(UPD- A German-born
real estate salesman
wants to change his name to
Peter Lorie, but Peter Lorre
doesn't want him to.
Lorre's attorney was in
court Tuesday to object to
the petition in which Eugene
Weingand, 29, wants to
change his name.
Weingand told the court his
friends think he looks like the
famed actor and call him by
that name and because of that
he has begun to use it.
Weingand's attorney said
he wanted his name changed
to Peter Lorre Jr., but I ad
vised against that."
Lorre's attorney said that
"under no circumstances"
would his client permit Wein
gand or anyone else to "trade
upon" his name.
"I don't question this man's
right to change his name,"
said Superior Judge Burnett i
Wolfson who set Oct. 3 for a
hearing. "But why out of 111
million names did he choose
this one? Why does a man
look for trouble?"
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Broadcasting Firm
Promofes Hagerty
New York - IUPII - Former
White House press secretary
James C. Hagerty has been
shifted from head of ABC's
news division to the vice pres
idency of corporate relations
for the network s parent firm.
The promotion was i
nounced Tuesday by Leonard
H. Goldenson, president of the
parent company, American
Broadcasting-Paramount The
aters, Inc.
Hagerty was press secre
tary for former President
Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Goldenson said Hagerty s
successor as vice president in
charge of ABC news, special
events and public affairs has
not been chosen.
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Trial of Klamath
Sheriff Under Way
Klamath Falls - (UPD '- The
trial of the Klamath County
Sheriff Murray Brltton, charg
ed with allowing a prisoner
to escape, continued Tuesday
with selection of a jury and
the beginning of the state s
case.
Eight women and four men
were selected to hear the case.
Britton allegedly released a
Klamath area farmer who had
been charged by the state live
stock Inspector with embez
zling an animal. Charges
against the farmer, Fred Bey-
mer, were subsequently drop
ped.
Eight witnesses appeared
for the state Tuesday. Among
them was officer R. W. Wheel
er, who arrested Beymcr. The
defense challenged his Juris
diction, questioning his pow
er to serve a summons on
the farmer.
RUZ ANP HIS RAPAR OFFICER, ENSIGN JENSEN,
I? PREPARE TO MAN THEI? PLANE.
Morse Amendment
To Aid Bill Voted
Washlngton-Oirii- A money
slashing amendment by Sen.
Wayne Morse (D-Ore.) to
President Kennedy's foreign
aid bill was approved by the
Senate Foreign Relations
committee Tuesday.
The amendment would cut
the amount of funds for U.S.
participation In the "social
progress fund" of Kennedy's
"Alliance for Progress" In
Latin American through the
Inter-American bank from
$200 million to $100 million.
FIBE CAUSE SOUGHT
Berlin - UPD - Fire officials J
today sought the cause of an
explosion which ripped a West !
Berlin roofing factory Tues-;
day, killed one worker, In- j
Jurcd.iour others and caused
$79,0(0 damage.
NEW AIDE FOR QUEEN
London - 'IW - Group Capl.
Clife Stanley George Stan
bury was appointed aide-decamp
to Queen Elizabeth
Tuesday. He succeeds Capt.
W. D. Hodgkinson, who was
promoted to air commodore.
Serious Eye Damage
From Eclipse Noted
Dayton, Ohio - UIPII - A
case of serious eye damage
from the eclipse that occurred
last week end was reported
here Tuesday when Paul Lea
sts, 33, consulted an ophthal
mologist. Scar damage was found and
Lessis was referred to the
clinic at Ohio State univer
sity in Columbus. Lessis said
the damage was "pretty bad.
I have kind of 1 blank spot
when I look at things."
A near victim was Larry
Davis, 20, o( Dayton, a jour
nalism student at Ohio State,
who was examined at a hos
pital here. No permanent dam
age to his eyes was found,
however.
Lessis said he was wear
ing sun glasses Saturday and
looked at the eclipse for five
minute periods for a total of
19 minutes.
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THRIFT MARKET
Central Point, Oregon Phona 664-1259
largest Independent Dealer in Jackson County
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