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THURSDAY, AUGUST 1. 1963 C 3 Eisenhower Heads PIGGLY WIGGLY PIGGLY WIGGLY MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON flcTNl IckSTnI IcSFenI IcrecnI liTAMPI IsTAMMJ WTAMpy TAMPsJ ICREtNl cRt?! ITTi?! 0p5 CRE?1 CCn STAMP& IsTAMPU ISTAMPjJ IflTUIPU IsTAMPsJ ISTAMPSJ IoreenI greSI otT IrI IRtJl I Is TAM ps lTA m psJ TA M PtJ ta m psJ st a m psJ For 'Adventure Into Nostalgia' New York - (UPD - Former President Dwight D. Eisen hower was bound today for an "adventure into nostalgia" along the beaches of Norman dy and in England. Eisenhower thus described his one-week trip to Europe with his wife, Mamie, during a news conference Wednesday aboard the Queen Elisabeth 1 shertly before the liner sailed. "I pla t-e waHc up and mm BONELESS, U. S. D. A. Choice or Swift's Premium bone less, rolled beef chuck roast. lb. U.S.D.A. Choice or Swift's Premium 7-Bone Pot Roast U.S.D.A. Choice or Swift's Premium Prime Rib Roost U.S.D.A. Choice or Swift's Premium Lean Rump Roast U.S.D.A. 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The decision to launch the D-Day Allied irfvasieH ef France was reach ed in a cenferenne reent at Portsmouth. To VMm Fm The farmer Cfcof Eeeu live, whe is vieiting ta mate a television documentary film dealing with the invasion, also said current Negre civil rights demon strations emphasise "the rightful ii(itoM f a minerity." "I unctorstand their ur ps," he said. "I agree with those whe say they are en titled te their just rights. I disagree with all things that become so violent that they have contrary effects." "If they call attenrtien te their discontent by proper demonstrations, I Jeel it is all right," he said. mrad OfcfcgatiM "Every individual in t h e United States has a legal and meral ohligatien te see others enjoy the same rights. We must eliminate every possi bility of differentiating be tween political and economic rights en the basis of color." Eisenhawer said he would reserve comment on the re cently signed partial nuclear tost ba among the United States, Britain and the Soviet Union "because we still nas to hear military and scientific opinion on the ?hole thing." On the GOP presidential nominetto, he said that he could strongly support "any one who has been mentioned for the KeptablicaM candidacy . . . because I think we can Set better leadership from mom tnaoi we are getting now irom IM present admmtstrar tion." first Mr Trip For 500,( Chicago - mm - More than a haf million Americans wiM be elevated te new heiahts this year - via the nation's eommersM airliners. A survey compiled by Unit ed Air Linos shewed that avov half these novice air travelers will be traveling ever rentes they a n e e covered by car, train or bue. A majority will journey mere than 1,81 miles from home. Shorter travel time is the prime object ef thpce-tourths of the new flyers, according to A. J. Beverett, market e search manager for United. 'To illustrate, a family living n Ohio or New York can easily spend 12 or 14 vacation days at a West Coast vaeatien spot if they fly there ad back," he said. Half the first-time fflyera will be vacation-lteund, the survey indicated. Women ap pear to be the most adventure some in the survey results, m 60 per cent of those experi menting with air travel will be femafc. Breaking down the differ ent types taking first plane trips this year, the survey shows that 23 per cent will tfe housewives, another 23 per cent will be professional and business people; 20 per cet will be students, 10 per cent will be secretaries and cleri cal employees, and 5 par aaat will be retired people. The remainder will corns from other walks of life, par ticularly farming, Beverett said. Fitst-time flyers will find they must cut down on lug gage to 40 pounds, but they can bring their pets in special airplane kennels. Of these people embarking on air travel, 97 per cent found their first trip satisfac tory or most pleasant and 3 per cent indicated disappoint ment, according to the United survey. PLANES FORCED DOWN Sehweinfurt, Gormany-IUPD-S 1 x Czechoslovakian sports planes made storm . forced landings on a U.S. Army air field Wednesday. The pilots were allowed to fly out after questioning. Subscribers To report improper or non delivery of the Mail Tribune in Medford, phone 772-6141; Ash land call at 416 Bridga at., or phone 4S2-3002: Yreka, phono Victory 2-289S before 6:45p.m. daily and 10:30 a.m. Sunday. If regular delivery arrives ehortly after you cn pleaaa notify office, thus ellmlnaUnl pecial menenger eervtce. OieWdll dl mug fiii-wwiiuiuwiivi nsun, Coffea 6.0I jar 89c i l i .1 ( I
