Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 26, 1963, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextNATO Poems Seek To Ease Africa's Bemands on Portugal Blue Chips Dip; Others Record Nominal Gains New York - IDTO - Stocks milled uncertainly todiy. Blue chip industrial! were down fractions while the re mainder of the market poit ed nominal gains. Bethlehem dipped Vi while while Republic and U.S. Steel held unchanged. Ford shaded in an otherwise firm motors section which included tiny gains in Chrysler and Gen- aral Mninrm t rtii Pnnt inii Pfizer back' tracked around a point in an easier chemicals group. Oils showed mostly fractional im provement, but in the drugs Bristol Myers ion va 10 pro It taking. Electronics were mixed and movements were mostly frac tional. IBM, normally a wide mover, tacked on Beck man. Motorola, Zenith, High Voltage Engineering and Lit ton surrendered fractions. Grand Opening Set For Golf Course 1 Grand opening of the Med ford Golf-O-Rama, a JS-hole miniature golf course on Stew art ave., will be held at 9 a.m. Saturday with Medford Mayor James Dun levy lead' ing the first foursome. Others In the initial four some tomorrow will be Ron Caperna, Rogue Valley Coun try club pro, Ivan Harrington, president of the country club, and Mrs. William Cowning, of the country club's Women's Golfers association. The miniature golf course consists of 38 holes with two completely different lt-hole courses. Featured is a special thick carpet which acts much like a close clipped putting green, according to Richard E. Randolph, owner. - Each hole la designed to offer a variety ot shots for challenging play, Randolph said, adding that hazard in clude water barriers; built-in mounds, varying ancles and mechanical devices. The course will be onen from 9 a.m. until midnight each day, Randolph noted. DOW JONES AVERACES New York - IHPO - Dow Jones final stock averageii 30 industrials M7.71. oii 3.17 20 railroads 1(5.92, up O.SS; 15 utilities 138.24, up 0.19, and OS stocks 248.19, up 0.01. Silts Thursday were about 3.71 million shares compared with 2.81 million shares Wednesday. selected Thursday's prices on stocks: Allied Chemical Alum Co Am American Air Lines .. American Can American Motors ...... AT&T American Tobacco Anaconda Copper .............. Armeo American Standard . atondtx Corp Bethlehem Steel Boeing Air . .. Caterpillar Corp Chrysler Corp Coca Cola cm s Columbia Gaa Continental Can .. Crown Zellerbach , .. Crucible Steel Curtisl Wright Dow Chemical ...... Du Pont Eastman Kodak rircilena Ford General Dynamlca General Foode General Motora ... 47; 6!', ii.Va .... 44, IB 119(4 ..... 2B"i .... 47 ', .... 54 i ..... 17, 81 V, 30',, 31 .... 43H 38 "J 93', ... 1 '.. 29', ... 4.1'i . 48 'i ... so-; ... 30 .... ,', ...231 ....107 ... 32 'i ... 0l ... 24 'i .... 7,i .... S General Portland Cement . Georgia Pacific Greyhound - Gulf Oil . - Homestake ... Idaho Power' IBM Int Paper .. Johns Manville Kennecolt Copper Lockheed Aircraft .. Martin Merck Montana Power Montgomery Ward National Biscuit New York Central Northern Natural Gas Northern Uaclflc Pac Gas Elec Penney J.C. . Penn RR ... Permanente Cement Phillips . Procter At Gamble Radio Corporation Richfield Oil .. Safeway Santa Fe Scare Shell Oil Socony Mohil Oil Southern Co. .. Southern Pacific Sperry Rand .. Standard California Standard Indiana Standard N. J. Sun Mlnea Teraa Co Texaa Gulf Sulfur Texaa Pacific Land Truat .. Thlokol Trans America Trana World Air TrI-conllnenial Union Carbide Union Peciflc . United Aircraft United Air Llnea U. S. Plywood . U. S. Rubber ... U. S. Steel United Utllitlei Went Bank Corp Weatlnghouae . ... 20, tU ... 40 ... 47 'i . 32", . 33 , ...420 ai'. ... 47', ... 72 "i - 40', ... IB'i ... ... 37 . I0'j IP, , 44 ' , . 3H ...1 1 ', , I II ' 42', 27' 87 U H'.a .. 14 ... 64 ' i ... an ... 60', ... 11 'a ... 70', ... I4i ... 21',. ... 21 ... Sl. ... IB'j ... 43 , ...103a ... 3D', ... 44 '.a .. 37i .. 37 .. 44", .. 43'!, . 37, .. 38!a .. 34 Foreign Briefs U. S. ARMY'S BERLIN GARRISON ALERTED Berlin -HTD- The U. S. Army alerted its entire 6.500 man Berlin gerrlson leday to test siendby plans to defend ike dry against Communist aggression. ELIZABETH EXPECTED TO VISIT WEST GERMANY Leaden (DPfV Informed court sources said today Queen Elisabeth was virtually cerlein to pay a state visit to West Germany next spring. It would be the first visit by a British sovereign to Germany since before Hitler took power. BRITISH OFFICERS KILLED IN HONG KONG Hong Kong -(Cfiu Three British Army officers were killed Thursday when their plane crashed into a mountain near the Communist Chinese border. ISRAELIS ARRESTED AS EGYPTIAN AGENTS Jerusalem, Israel (UPU Two Israelis have been arrested here aa Egyptian agents, it was reported today. The report said the men had been recruiting agents for the united Arab Republic. END OF THE MONTH 4 DAYS ONLY TM I U3TED QUmiTIES ON SOME ITEMS 19.95 Padded Using 12.99 29.9S Iniwrnprinf lounge ..19.99 29.95 Vinyl CttrsJ Uun .. .19.99 27.95 Vinyl Strap Uwng ....17.77 N DELUXE LAWN SWING 99.95 Vilu only 79.99 BASKET CHAIRS 4.C3 Yilsts 3.77 5.13 vita 4.44 IMS erteWo B I O. with 1 1 99 hood, meter t salt ........ 2i.5 1.1.0., with warmer hood and soft 17 95 El BE 1 PI. BAIMCUI rltCE MITTINS WITH l.t.Q. HWCHAII HAMMOCKS-OooeJ Selection 4.49 to 13.49 YARD ORNAMENTS 4.95 Bird Baths 2.47 2.95 Bird Baths 1.47 2.49 Large Frogs 1.47 Replacement lounge Padt-3-lnch Boxed Floral Cover 5 99 FREE BALL POINT PEN SAT. ONLY TO EACH ADULT LIMIT 1 14.95 Plastic Woven Basket Chairs 8.77 27.95 Vinyl Glider 19.95 Umbrella & Table Sets 7-FT. VINYL UMBRELLA With Steel 42" Table 49.95 Value Only 3KCLLA 3477 Pool Prices Slashed Up to 50 WIM CnCC merchandise plus cash VvflH HILL Bi Sun To Register Bamboo Poncing 4.95 Bamboo Blind 99c SEAGRASS SQUARES Floor Covering 18c Sq. MOORE'S PATIO & TOY SHOP 816 So. Riverside 815 So. Central Resolution Would Hit at Treaty Obligations United Nations, N. Y. - HIPP - The United Slates and oth er NATO powers sought means today to ease an Afri can demand for a total ban on arms shipments to Portu gal. The demand, contained in a resolution being readied for presentation to the Security Council, would mean that the North Atlantic powers would be unable legally to meet their treaty obligations to sup ply weapons to Portugal, a NATO partner. The United States has an understanding with Portugal that arms supplied to the Lis bon government under the NATO treaty will not be used against nationalist rebels in Portuguese African territo ries. Therefore, it has no objec tion to another demand in the draft resolution which would call upon all UN mem bers to withhold from Portu gal any supplies that could be used to quell native uprisings. The chief provision in the resolution, in its present form, is a new call to Portugal to start negotiations with Afri can political leaders to carry out past UN resolutions call ing for an end to repressive measures and self-determination in Anglo and Mozam bique. Asks Report To Council The resolution, which was discussed Thursday with Sec retary General Thant, would ask the UN chief executive to report to the Security Coun cil by Sept. 30 on measures taken toward meeting the earlier demands of the world organization. However, informed sources said, it omits the demand made by Ghana last Wednes day that Portugal be suspend ed from the United Nations unless it frees its African ter ritories by the start of the fall session of the General Assem bly on Sept. 17. Presumably, if Thant found it necessary to report no prog ress by Sept, 30, the 32 Afri can countries which brought Portugal before the Security Council would then ask' more drastic measures, probably In eluding suspension from the United Nations until the Lis. b o n government complied with the demands. Cost of Living Soars to Ail-Time Peak As Sugar, Cigarette Prices Pace Index Washington - IUPD - The na tion's living costs Jumped to a new all - time high in June and sliced four cents off the buying power of a S10 bill, the Labor Department report ed today. The department said its consumer price index increas ed by four tenths of 1 per cent last month - the biggest one month increase in nine months. Higher prices for sugar, cig arettes and increased real es tate and sales taxes pushed up the index to 106.6 of av erage 1957-59 prices. This means it took $10.66 to buy the same goods and Budget Dispute Ties Legislature Sacramento - IUPD - Califor nia's legislature remained locked in a bitter and some times personal dispute today over the size of an augmented state budget. As a result, both houses ad journed until Monday to let tempers cool, wnen tney re turn, the lawmakers will be in the fourth week of a spe cial session that started July 8. In money, the issue was only, about $10 million in a budget totaling more than $3 billion. The Senate wants to augment Gov. Edmond G. Brown's $3.14 billion budget for the current fiscal year by $85 million. But the Assem bly favors a $95 million add ed spending program. Besides the budget, one oth er issue ' remains: A bill to boost state aid to education by $100 million during the next two years. This bill con tains a proposed countywide equalization tax which the Senate has rejected. Coos Bay Pilot Reported Missing Miami, ria.-flJPD-The Air Force at Homestead Air Force Base Thursday reported an F-104 Jet and its pilot missing on a routine intercept mission. A spokesman identified the pilot as Capt. Dean C. Peter son, 28, of Coos Bay, Ore. the fighter, attached to the 319th Fighter Interceptor Squadron at Homestead, dropped out of the intercept mission about 35 miles southeast of the air base near Miami, the Air Force said. The spokesman said the plane left the formation be fore the intercept was made. The Air Force did not say what type of craft the inter ceptor flight was sent aloft to meet, but it has been rou tine since the Cuban crisis last fall for Air Force and Navy planes in southeast Florida and the Florida Keys to intercept any aircraft ap proaching the U.S. coastline outside of pre - designated areas. Klamath Sheriff Found Innocent Klamath Falls IUPD - Kla math County Sheriff Murray Britton was found innocent ot allowing a prisoner to es cape by a circuit court jury early today. The jury of eight women and four men brought in the verdict at 2 a.m. after eight hours and 32 minutes of deliberation. Britton was accused of causing a prisoner to escape official detention in a case in volving a man charged with stealing a horse. The charge was subsequently dropped and the man did not stand trial. Another charge and a civil action still are pending against the sheriff. He has been charged with contempt of court involving alleged tampering with a Juror in an other case, and the civil ac tion Involves a man who con tends he was held unlawfully. Mysterious Crater Appears in Field London - IUPII - Air Minister Julian Amcry has been ask ed to assess the possibility the mysterious crater in farm er Roy Blanchard's barley field might have been made : by an unidentified flying ob- Jcct (UFO). I In science fiction circles, i UFO's usually are referred to las "flying saucers." ! The Blanchard Crater, about eight feet wide with four trenches radiating from j the edge, was discovered near Charlton almost two weeks ago. It was the first of a scries of crater findings at opposite ends of this island that has given Britons their best mys , (cry since Scotland's fabled 1 Lochncss Monster first popped S its head out of the water back ! In the 1930s. Subscribers T report Imprepff nr twm rirliverv of the Sluil Trthun in Mr-rtforrt, phone iTi-ftlM. Ah fund cH m 418 Prtrire it . or phono Yrck, phono vlftory il-Zfttxi before i 45 p m. duly and 10 30 am. Sunday. If regular delivery arrtvM hortly flpf you call ple notify nfftre. thue eliminating special meuenffer aervtr. services that cost $10 about five years ago. Arnold Chase, price expert for the Labor Department, said chances are that living costs will climb again in July to achieve another record peak. But he said the increases reflect "past inflationary pres sures rather than present or future inflationary dangers. The June increase means about 105,000 workers will receive cost of living pay boosts ranging from 1 to 3 cents an hour. Suear prices soared in June and were 32 per cent higher over the month. The average American housewife paid 84 cents for five pounds of sugar last month - 42 per cent more than she did a year ago. Fresh fruits also cost more and frozen and canned orange juice prices kept climbing be cause of the shortage result ing from last winter's freeze damage in Texas and Florida. Pork prices also advanced 1.8 per cent as fewer hogs were sent to market. 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