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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1963)
i MEOFOBD MAIL TRIBUHE, MEDFORD. OREGOM WEDNESDAY, JULY 3. t A ? Farm Bureau President WantsFreeman To Remains Washington -8IPB- As presi dent of the Farm Bureau, Charles B. Shuman has had many a clash with Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman. But Shuman has no desire to see Freeman bounced from his cabinet job. In fact, Shuman wants Freeman to remain the Ad ministration's farm boss. "We like Freeman," Shu man said, speaking for the Farm Bureau at a luncheon with reporters. "We hope F reman is not replaced. He is a good man. We are more anxr ious for the Kennedy Admin istration to change directions than to change secretaries. "We know Freeman. We don't know who would re place him, or what the re placement would be like. We doubt that Freeman is a po litical liability." Shuman expressed himself on Freeman and other farm subjects after testifying be fore a House subcommittee on the Farm Bureau's proposals for wheat and feed grain legis lation. He gave his appraisal of Freeman when asked if the secretary's current visit to Russia is an indication that he is on the way out of the ad ministration. "I have no objection to Freeman traveling in Europe," Shuman said. "After all, for mer Secretary Ezra Taft Ben son went to Europe, took half his family, and many of his friends." Stuman, a registered Dem ocrat., has endorsed many 9-9 I O 111 6' 'rV ! . w a2; 1 ITS CHRISTMAS IN JULY WITH HOLIDAY NEEDLEWORK... Ti li t2-J.tt II C, ,,' A. II "JnaM" Hr Ml II f"t ? SIM l!44" f fZl. J""- mmm ' & 'ii&6 ,,.w.,, t !v",v, DECK THE HftLL WITH B.Q.UGH3 OF HOLLY "','Tis THE 5ER50H.T0 BE JOLLY , As featured in McCall's Needlework Magatzne, Gifts to please everyone on your Christmas list. Start in July . . . have them finished before Santa packs his sleigh. 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Shuman believes the Farm Bureau's success in turning back the Administration's wheat program for 1964 in a grower referendum May 21 was a turning point in agriculture. 'It was a turning point from more and more controls. more and more socialism, and toward laisser faire - let the farmer do things for himself," Shuman said. He is convinced there will be some wheat and feed grain legislation this session despite reluctance of Administration leaders to plug for it in the wake of the referendum de feat. Shuman said he was not prepared to predict that there was a 50-50 chance for farm legislation, a 40-60 chance, or 30-70 chance. He said the Administration undoubted I y is opposed to one section of existing wheat legislation -the provision requiring anoth er referendum next year based on the same premise as this year's baitating. He said the Administration does not want a referendum next year. 'because I believe the results would be worse than the one in May." But even if there is no legislation, Shuman said, ; he does not foresee "chaos" m ! American agriculture. Wheat Forecast Shuman said he doesn't be lieve there will be much, if any, more wheat planted this fall than last. He said that with the low price support for wheat - SI .25 per bushel -farmers will see that it's more profitable to grow soybeans, perhaps even more feed grains. Shuman said the American farmer should not be tempted by high price supports to grow more than can be sold ! in the market place. He said price support on any comma. I dity should be sufficiently low ! so that the market price of ; that commodity would not get : down fo the support price. 1 Shuman said he didn't ; know much about the John ; Birch group, "except that 11 has become a nasty name." He was asked what he thought of farm knowledge of GOP presidential hopefuls, lie said that a member of Con gress would have an excellent opportunity to become ac quainted with farm policy. He : added that Sen. Barry Gold- water (R-Arjz.) had an oppor- tunitv to be "excellently in formed." Groin 3 SMALLER JEWELED NOVELTIES AND DECORATIONS A. Santa's Chimney Felt Mail Bag .........3.59 B. Toy Shop Felt Kiddie Stocking .........2,99 C. Felt Door Chime or Window Decoration 3,99 D. Set of (4) Decorations of Velvefex 3.99 GrotiQ 4 BATHROOM LID COVERS APRONS A, Felt Glitter Tree ....1.99 B, Felt Reindeer Plush Lid Cover .....2,99 C, Ladies' Christmas Party Apron .,...2.99 D, Man's Christmas Party Vest 2.99 IWAJcoll Paper Company Resume Negotiations j Portland - WH - Contract negotiations were scheduled to continue here today be tween representatives of the International Woodworkers of America and the Scolt Paper Co. in an effort to keep the seven-wcek-old Pacific North west lumber strike from spreading. The two sides resumed meetings Monday. The IWA represents about 400 loggers and boom men who supply logs to Scott Pa per Co. About 25,000 members of the IWA and the Lumber and Sawmill Workers unions al ready are involved in a strike- lockout in Oregon, Washing ton, California and Montana. It began June 5. Details Announced Meanwhile, details of a pro posed three - year contract agreed upon by representa tives of the unions and the Simpson Timber Co. in Port land Friday were announced Tuefday. The part, which must be ratified by union members at Simpson plants, calls for a waee increase amounting to 33' j cents per hour during a three-year period. The hourly wage increases provided for a 10-cent hike retroactive to June 1, 5 cents more Dec. 31, 7i cents next June 1 and ?'i cents June 1, 19BS The pact also includes scc- iions on classification adjust ments, travel time for woods employees and formation of a joint committee on automa tion. California ! crop of oranges brings more money each year than the entire production of the famous gold fields which 3 3 il TO 1 1 if W-- r Deep I "pCte3nssr j V s? 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