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011 lefbre Serorte GoriHNttee begird Girl Slain in Jersey City; (Police Bring Out Sutra Patrols Br United Press International Police kept extra patrols today In a Jersey City, N.J., neighborhood where a Negro girl was slain by a white man during a racial disturbance Saturday. The suspect was to fee arraigned today in me hntrnin kllline. 1 . In Mississippi a river ferry- DOBi uirneu aruuuu m it.- stream Sunday to bring into custody 25 whites and Ne groes who refused to use seg gregated waiting rooms. Police, and sheriff's depu ties at Plaquemine, La., ar rested ' the group brought to shore by the ferryboat's cap tain. Officers said they would be charged with resisting ar rest. ' . Ronnie Moore, a field sec retary for the Congress of Racial Equality, said witness es told him officers used their shoe, heels to break the "passive-resistance armlock" of the group. Officers denied any brutality. At -Lexington, N.C., police stepped. between angry whites and Negroes outside a Jail where three Negro youths were being held for the slay ing of a white man In a race riot June 6. The Negroes knelt and nrayed outside the jail, and then Charles Poole brother of one of the jailed Negroes exchanged hot words witn white hecklers. When the white and Negro groups moved toward each other, police quickly took up positions in the middle of the street to keep them apari. Other Integration develop ments: Tuscaloosa, Ala.: James A Hood, 21, one of two Negro students who entered trie an white University of Alabama Khrushchev Defeats Rusk at Badminton Washington - IUPD - Basket ball has always been his game, Secretary of State Dean Rusk said Sunday in offering an explanation of why he lost a badminton match with Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev. "Mr. Khrushchev is a very good badminton p 1 a y e r," Rusk said. "But, it's the first time I ever played badminton on an oriental rug." The game was played at the Russian leader's Black Sea vacation villa at Gagra during Rusk's visit last week. Khrushchev won, 4-1. Hey Kids! -Win A Pony! KIDS' DAY Wednesday - August 1 8 PONY MATINEE 1:00-5:00 .. FREE FAIR TICKETS from your Pepsi-Cola Dealer DOUGLAS ADM: AUGIKT 14-18 ROSIBURG under federal guard two months ago, quit to "avoid a complete mental and physical breakdown." Hood, 21, apparently faced imminent expulsion for criti cizing state and university of ficials. He said he hoped to return to the university, but school officials said he could not come back until after a hearing on charges he public ly and unfairly accused of ficials of trying to get him expelled. Goldsboro, N.C.; About ISO Negroes staged an orderly anti-segregation march in the town that saw 139 Negroes arrested in a demonstration Saturday night. Sixty-five Ne gro demonstrators remained in the Goldsboro jail. Chicago: The American Bar Regional Edition Medford Page 2A Tribune MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1983 Foreign Briefs ISRAELI PREMIER MEETS WITH UN OFFICIAL Jerusalem, Israel - Israeli Premier Levi Eshkel met with a lop United Nations official Sunday and expressed deep concern over the tense situation on the Syrian border. Eshkol invited Gen. Odd Bull of Norway, head of the UN truce supervisory organisiton. to confer with him after the Israeli cabinet had discussed recent Syrian border shoot ings and the kidnaping of three Israelis from the Sea of Gal ilee region a month ago, official sources said. BOMB SCARE HALTS RAIL TRAFFIC Bolsano, Italy - IUPD - A bomb scare In the once-Austrian Southern Tyrol halted rail traffic between Italy and Austria for nearly three hours, it was reported today. The scare Sunday was caused by the sighting of "sus picious object" on a rail bridge on the line thai runs through the Brenner Pass linking the two countries. The object proved to be an empty gas cylinder. LUTHERAN FEDERATION ENDS ASSEMBLY Helsinki, Finland - 0JPI) - The Lutheran World Feder ation brought its fourth assembly to a formal end Sunday with ceremonies in Helsinki's Olympic stadium. The main speaker was newly-elected Federation presi dent, Dr. Fredrik A. Schtots of Minneapolis. Minn. About 20,000 persons attended the program, which included music by Finnish choruses and bands. The Federation concluded its working sessions Sunday by electing Dr. Schiols, who heads the American Lutheran church, to succeed Dr. Franklin C. Fry of New York city. TELEVISION FOUND TO EFFECT SLEEP Tokyo - IHPII - Three out of four Japanese three-year-olds watch television, and half of them are unable to sleep ade quately as a result, the education ministry reported today. Association was to consider a resolution today calling on lawyers to promote equal rights for Negroes. The resolu tion also asks an end to viol ent racial demonstrations. U. S. Plywood To Purchase Assets Of McCloud Firm New York-IUFB-The United States Plywood Corp. has reached agreement to pur chase all the assets of the Mc Cloud River Lumber Co. lo cated primarily in Northern California, for a sum in ex cess of $40 million, it was announced today. The announcement was made by Gene C. Brewer, president of U.S. Plywood, and L. G. Carpenter, presi dent of the McCloud River firm. Carpenter said the proposal had been approved by the board of directors and would be submitted to stockholders for approval at a meeting called for Aug. 29 in Minneapolis. Large Facility Properties of the McCloud firm are located principally about 300 miles north of San Francisco. They consist of I large, integrated lumber fa cility and 1.2 billion board feet of virgin timber, primar ily pine, on 86,000 acres of land. McCloud also has under contract rights to an addition al 1.1 billion feet of timber. Brewer said U.S. Plywood would continue to operate McCloud's existing facilities in California. U. S. Plywood operates a large integrated forest products complex in Shasta county, directly ad' jacent to Siskiyou county where McCloud properties are located. Washington (UTO - Joseph Valachi, one of the Justice Department's prized inform ers on crime and illegal nar cotic sales in the United States, soon will be called be fore a Senate investigation committee to reveal publicly what he knows about large scale crime syndicates. Sen. John L. McClellan ID Ark.) said Sunday his Senate permanent investigations sub committee would suspend its current examination of the controversial TFX fighter plane contract to hear testi mony from Valachi for three or four days. McClellan said Valachi, a convicted narcotics seller, may provide enough informa tion to serve as the basis for an expanded version of a sub committee investiga 1 1 o n of of national and international narcotics rackets, planned for after the TFX hearings. Officials Mum Government sources, mean while, have refused to give n n ( 4 I li X you have what's needed to send your children to coDDege jIt No mutter how young D your children are, it '8 none too soon to be making finan cial plans for their oolloge days. In fact, it might possibly be a little late even now. In" Planning for College Costs, ' a booklet specially prepared for New York Life, Sidney Sulkin, Education Editor of Changing Tunes, the Kiplinger Magazine, points out that higher education expenses will continue to spiral over the years, and he stresses the importance of preparing well in advance. Not a luxury, but a necessity. "Though the demand for edu cated workers is expected to in crease, tho competition for jobs will become more severe, too, writes Mr. Sulkin, underlining the necessity for education be yond high school, as well as the greater salary expectations and security which college graduates enjoy. Fortunately, however and despite growing classroom shortage and entrunce competi tion "any qualified student can find a suitable school to go to," and will go if parents plan ahead realistically. What about scholarships? Per haps your child will win one of those coveted and highly com petitive scholarships but don't count on it. Besides, most schol arships pay only a part of the total bill. An ambitious young person may also earn some of his or her needed expenses. Even so, more and more financial support will certainly be required in the years ahead. In a detailed discussion, this authority analyzes various ways of financing a college education: long-term loans, state loan pro grams, installment loans, per sonal savings, stocks, government bonds and life insurance, citing the advantages and faults of each. Gat your free booklet Every par ent will want to read this inform ative booklet. For your free copy, send the coupon, or ask your New York Life Agent. The New York Life Agent in Your Community is a Good Man to Know. START YOUR FINANCIAL PLANNING WITH New York Ui Insurance Company 1 005 Enf M.in Sum Medford, Oregon T would like a free rope of "Planning for College Coats" NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Life Insurance Group Insurance -Annuities Health Insurance Pension Plans Lawyer To Speak At Meeting of Council on Aging Myron Stady, lawyer from Bandon, Ore., will be the speaker at an open meeting of the Rogue Valley Council on Aging, Thursday, Aug. 19 at the Red Cross auditorium at 3 p.m. Preceding the talk, the Sen ior Center orchestra will play from 1 to 3 p.m. As part of his position as chairman of church pensions for the . southwest Oregon Presbyterian church, the speaker is making a study of low cost housing for elderly people. The Rev. William Saladin, Phoenix, representing the Medford Ministerial associa tion on the RVCA, and a mem ber of the housing committee helped to secure the speaker. The housing commit tee, consisting of William Hoxie, Walter Higgins, David Kunz, Mrs. C. A. Thatcher and John Gribble, plans to present to seniors of this area and all others interested in better housing for older- people, as many as possible of the varied housing projects available, in order to meet the different needs of seniors in the low and middle income bracket. Ashland Project At a recent meeting, the Trinity Village project in Ashland, to be developed by the Episcopal Homes corpora tion, was described, and in formation about this local project is now available on request at the Senior Activity center, 601 East Jackson St. Russ Jamison, president of the council, invites all seniors and the public to attend the Thursday meeting to hear Stady and to discuss with the council the types of housing most needed in Jackson coun ty by local retired persons. Reports on other projects of the council, the growth of senior clubs, the friendly visiting service, the Senior Activity center, and the sen ior craftsmen of Southern Oregon will be given at the same meeting. Progress Noted In Stock Market New York IUPD - Stocks made fairly good progress today. Youngstown led a fraction ally higher steel section with a gain of li. Chrysler, which opened up a point, lost half of the rise later. Ford and American tacked on Is. Du Pont jumped 'a in the chemicals but American Cy anamid slipped Hi. Pfizer sank two and Bristol Myers gave up 7s in the drugs. Electronics were strong with IBM, Motorola, Beck man, Fairchild Camera, Con trol Data and Texas Instru ments up a point or more. Miscellaneous large gainers included Xerox, Cenco In strument, National Casket, Ruppert Brewing. Pcrkin El mer, Richardson-Mcrrell and Smith-Douglass. out further details about the New York hoodlum since they leaked the story last week that Valachi had been pro viding information about "Cosa Nostra," the nation's top crime syndicate. He had been in the federal peniten tiary at Atlanta, Ga., serving a life sentence when he began giving federal agents names and details about criminal or ganizations and activities. Through Valachi, the Jus tice Department has learned of a dozen men believed to be the leaders of organized crime in America. He also has re vealed details of nearly for gotten gangland murders and unsolved disappearances of fellow crooks. Valaclil has a police record which dates from 1918 when he was 15. It showed 18 ar rests in a 38-year period be for his final arrest and im prisonment at Atlanta on nar cotics charges. Most of the 18 charges brought against him during 38 years were dismiss ed. Valachi now is being held in a secret hideaway to pre vent gangsters from asassi nating him for giving infor mation about their activities to the government. The subcommittee counsel, Jerome Adlerman, and other staff members already have interviewed Valachi at the hideout to gain information which McClellan said ha hopes to use to further show Cosa Nostra's multi-million dollar operations in gambling, extortion, narcotics and loan sharking. Valachi, the son of Italian immigrants, was born in New YorK City ia 1903. He report-' ly is married and has two. children. Ullman Expects Tax Cut Approval Baker - CPO - Rep. Al Ull man (D-Ore.) said Saturday he expects the House Ways and Means committee to ap prove a tax cut which would amount to $10 billion over a two year period. Ullman, a member of the committee, told a banquet audience he foresees a period of expanding economic growth in the country. He challenged the Oregon busi ness community "to take ad vantage of that favorable growth climate to expand our industry and payroll." Ullman returned to Wash ington, D.C. Sunday. oooooo o o I GREEN STAMPS, Plss'y wiggly. OPEN DAILY A.M. to 9 P.M. 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