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

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    NATO 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:
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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
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Georgia Pacific
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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
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Thlokol
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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.
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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.
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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
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