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ticipants use the reflecting pool as a loot sign. The Capitol dome is just visible be-
bath in Washington, D. C, Wednesday in hind to the left of the Washington Mon-
the walk from Washington Monument to ument. (UPI)
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SLUMPS IN EXHAUSTION - Rescued
miner, Henry Throne, slumps in exhaus
tion during a brief news conference in
Hazelton, Pa., Tuesday. Throne collapsed
on return to his room. Operations con
tinued at the mine Wednesday to deter
mine the fate of the third trapped miner,
Louis Bova, 42, from whom nothing has
been heard since Aug. 20. (UPI)
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t White Sands Missile range in the first text of the nation's
Project Apollo scheduled to take three nutronnuti to the
moon and back by 1070. The NASA test failed in in attempt
to destroy the rocket motors 32.5 seconets after lift-tiff, but
the fuel burned out 10 seconds later and the Little Joe II
impacted nine miles away on the 'missile range. (UPI)
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Delay on Bridge
'Not Practical'
Salem -lUPli- Gov. Mark Hal
field today advised Hie Port
land Art Commission that de
lay on work on the Marquam
Bridge "is not practical."
The letter to Art Commis
sion Chairman Douglas Lynch
was in reply to objections
about the design of the struc
ture. "As much as we would like
to comply with your request
for a delay and further re
view, such action is not prac
tical. It should be emphasized
at the outset that the draw
ings of the bridge have been
available for roughly two
years. The pier work could
not be undertaken without
such drawing s," Hatfield
wrote.
Hatfield noted that the piers
have been completed, and
"changes in the structure suf
ficient to modify the appear
ance would require extensive
modification of the piers and.
therefore, would be extremely
expensive."
Man Electrocuted
By Electric Heater
Myrtle Creek -H'Pli- Tobin
Nelaon Rust, 11. waa electro
cuted Tuesday when he fell
against an electric heater In
the bathroom of his home.
Authorities said he Appar
ently slipped on the wot bath
room floor, fell against the
healer and then touched a wet
showee atall. He was the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Rust.
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POTASH MINE - TSvis is stirec of ares o Utah, where 25 men were trapped 2,?12
Cane Creek structure of the Texas Gulf feet below ground when an explosion oc
Sutphur's potash mine 20 miles from Moab, eurred to the mine late Tuesday. UPS
IT'S YOUR LAW
. Rwpeel ar Law Main fW!c?cy Uv
Editor's note: The fotiowing i persons iicar or sec what was
article was prepared by the
Oregon State Bar as a pabtie
service and is not intended to
be legal advice. Persons hav
ing a legal problem should
consult an attorney.
CONFIDENTIAL
COMMUNICATIONS
Under the taw what you as
a client teSl your lawyer in
confidence he may tell no one
else without your consent.
Nor can a Judge order him
or his professional employees
(like secretaries) to reveal
such communications in court.
Why have such a privilege?
ChieESy, to da justice; it en
courages clients to tell their
lawyers what they have to
know to help and to advise
them fully: things about their
family, business, and private
affairs, their hopes, fears, and
ambitions.
No lawyer may speak of
certain things, even after a
client dies. For a client may
well have to give his lawyer
details which, if revealed,
might harm those he most
wanted to protect
communicated.
No lawyer may keep quiet
about a crime or fraud a client
has told him he plans to com
mit, But afterwards, an ac
cused person may talk freely
to his lawyer. Even if guilty,
he has a right to have his side
of the story presented to the
court as it may affect his pun
ishment, A person in trouble
tieeds to talk to someone wtth
out fear tivat what he says
will become public.
Certain other people, such
as physicians asd clergymen,
may receive privileged com
munications. As a rule, no
physician may speak about
things he learned whffe treat
ing a patient without his eon
sent. The patiesH should have
a free mind to tell his doctor
mftsy things, This privilege
may not always hold in some
criminal and personal Injury
trials, im doras it hold always
after a patient dies. Again, as
a rule, a clergyman may not
report confessions without the
confes-sor's consent.
column as a public service.
Adlai Urges UN To
Condemn Slayings
United Nations, N.Y.
U.S. Ambassador A d I a f E.
Stevenson Wednesday called
tor the "strongest condemn,
tiem" by the United Matter
Security Council of the "rep-
renenstble murder of two S.
raeii farmers by raiders from
Syria.
Stevenson used strong
words in his speech, to the
couneil meeting held at the
urgent request of Israel and
Syria to consider the latest
flare-up of violence a Song
their potentially explosive
border.
The American ambassador
told the council that ft had
been called upon to consider
Israel's complaint ef live
"wanton murder of two of
its citizens.
"The picture of two Inno
cent farmers murdered in cold
blood by a raiding party
which struck them down m
the fields distresses us all," he
said.
" at"e very rare Nn siuuilrl anlu
interpret any law without the
cases, tu help carry out the
client's desires alter death, a
lawyer may have to reveal a
confidence, under certain safe
guards, to uphold his client's
purposes.
What arc confidential com
munications?
Anything a client tells his
lawyer when he seeks advice
about his personal, business or
legal affairs - talks and let
ters, photographs, charts, and
other documents and records.
C o n f i dential communica
tions protect yoti as the client,
not your lawyer. If you break
1 the confidence, a lawyer may
aiso iiave to talk, for the com
munication is no longer con
j fidential. You may break a
i confidence by testifying about
it, or by having unauthorized
atn ot an attorney, who is
completely advised of the
facts involved. Even a slight
variance in tacts may change
the application ot the law.l
SAFETY RULES BROKEN
Washington - TOR - Inte
rior Secretary Stewart L.
trdatl says the mine accidents
at Hazletori, Pa., and Mab,
Utah, have underscored "the
laxness of mine safety prac
trees in some segments" of
the industry. He said Wednes
day that most ot the serious
mine accidents that occurred
in the United States this year
could have beers prevented Hy
'elementary safety precau
tions,"
Two Die in Crash
HearSutherfin
Sutherltft - m - Two mem
bers of a vacationing Cali
fornia family were kitted
Wednesday morning when
their ear blew a tire and went
over a 25-foot embankment on
Interstate Highway 5.
State Police identified the
victims as Joy Ana Stevens,
43, of Palo Alto, Calif,, smt
her son, Peter Craig Stevens,
1Q.
The father, Albert, and two
other sons, tff-year-ofrf An
thony and 12-y ear-old David,
were unhurt.
Police said Mrs. Stevens
and Peter were thrown out
of the station wagon and it
skidded and then hurtled over
the bank. The vehicle came
to rest on the woman.
The accident occurred near
the Sutherlin interchange.
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