audits Walk Into Police Trap at Mew-York loo
Would-Be B
Foreign Briefs
ATTEMPTS TO BLOW Ul BERLIN WALL CHARGED
Berlin L'PI East Berlin Communist Prosecutor Peter
Przybyltlfj charged Tuesday night there were seven Western
attempts to blow up the Berlin wall between January and July
of this year. He said more than 100 violent acts were commmea
against the barrier from red. 1 lo June 30.
12 NATIONS REPRESENTED BY 88 AIRPLANES
Salonica, Greece ( UPI (Ninety-eight planes from 12 nations
were on hand among the estimated 200 pilots participating In the
rally sponsored by the European Air federation.
TOLL IN ECUADOR BUS WRECK PLACED AT 3d
Quito, Ecuador (UPI ) A final report on Saturday's Inter
urban bus wreck near Guayllahamha placed the toll of the acci
dent today at 36 persons killed and 8 Injured. Because of the
ruggedness of the country in which the bus wreck occurred, it
took search parlies four days to locate the last of tne victims,
BETSY BLAIR TO MARRY LONDON DIRECTOR
London (UPI) American actress Betsy Blair, former wife
of dancer Gene Kelly, said today she will marry London film
director Karel Rctsz here Thursday.
Electronics Fare
Better as Stocks
Narrowly Mixed
New York (UPI) Stocks
' were narrowly mixed today.
Motors, chemicals and steels
all were narrow and showed mi
nor price changes in both di
rections. Electroaics fared bet
ter with IBM up nearly 4 and
Texas Instruments and Elec
tronic Associates up at least 1
each.
Tung-Sol Electric tacked on
nearly 5 after Purolator offered
to buy 200,000 of the company's
common shares at $22 each.
Purolator was off about 'i.
Barber Oil and Kerr McGce
rose at least 1 each in the oils.
Xerox was up close to 4.
DOW JONES AVERAGES
New York (UPI)- Dow
Jones rinnl stock averages: 30
industrials 732.02, up 2.70; 20
railroads 170.38, off 0.48; 15
utilities 144.23, up 0.27, and 65
locks 263.04, up 0.48. Sales
Sr. "
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Tuesday were about 5.57 mil
lion shares compared with
4.56 million shares Friday.
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Tuesday's prices on
stocks:
Allied Chemical
Alum Co Am
American Air Lines
American Can
American Motors
AT&T
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Armco ....
American Standard
Bendix Corp
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Atr ,
Brunswick .
Caterpillar Corp
Chrybler Corp
Coca Cola
CBS ..
Columbia Gar
Continental Can
Crown Zcllerhach
Crucible Steel
CurtiM Wright
Dow Chemical
Dtt Pont
Eastman Kodak
Firestone
Ford
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
General Porllnnd Cement
Georgia Pacific
Greyhound
Gulf Oil .
Homcstake
Idaho Power
IBM. .
Int Paper
Johns Manvtlle
Kcnneeott Copper
Lockheed Aircraft
Martin ...
Merck ..
Montana Power
Montgomery Ward
Nat'l Biscuit
Northern Natural Gas
Northern Pacific
Pac Gbs tlec
Penney J. C
Penn HR
Permanente Cement
I'hillip.i
Procter Gamble
Radio Corp
Rich field Oil
Safeway
Sears
Shell Oil
Socony Mobil Oil -
Southern Co
Southern Pacific
Spcrrv Rand
Standard California
Standard Indiana
Standard N. J.
Stokely Van Camp
Sun Mines
Texas Co. ...
Texas Gulf Sulfur
Texas Pacific Land Trust
Thtokol
Tratvs America
Trans World Air
Tri-Continenlal
Union Carbide
Union Pai-Hir
United Aircraft
United Atr Lines
U. S. Plvwood
U. S. Rubber
U. S. Steet
United Utilities
Wen Rank Corp
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Army Band, Chorus
To Give Concert
The U.S. Army field band and
and Soldiers' chorus from Wash
ington, D.C., will present a free
concert in Medford Thursday,
Sent. 12. at 8 p.m.
The program will be held in
flic Medford llich school foot
ball stadium under the auspices
of the Medford Junior Chamber
of Commerce, School District
540C, and Ihc Medford Recre
ation department.
The 100-piece band Is directed
by Mnj. Robert L. Bierly. which
will play popular, classical and
military numbers. Specia list
Seven EuRenc W. Coughlin is
director of Ihc chorus.
Both the band and chorus
were organized in 1316. Since
that time they have appeared in
all 50 slates, Europe and in the
r ar west.
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Masquerade Fools
Thugs Attempting
To Steal Receipts
New York (UPI) The ice
cream vendor carried a revol
ver under his white jacket. The
street cleaners pushed a con
tainer on wheels with a shotgun
inside. The taxi driver wore a
bulletproof vest, and the animal
keepers conferred by walkie
talkie radio.
To the casual eye, there was
nothing out of the ordinary in
the scene at the Bronx Zoo up
until 11:05 a.m. Tuesday.
But at 11:05 the peaceful at
mosphere was shattered and the
zoo became a jungle setting for
human violence.
75 Shots Fired
In a sun battle lasting five
minutes and 75 shots, three
would-be bandits lost out in their
attempt on a $50,000 bundle of
holiday receipts. They wore am
bushed by the ice cream ven
dors, street cleaners, animal
keepers and other disguised
members of a 50-man platoon of
policemen.
The battle left one bandit dead
and another critically wounded.
A third was captured after a fu
tile escape attempt in a getaway
car.
The police trap was organized
after detectives received a tip
that a zoo truck carrying cash
receipts would be held up.
Wore Armored vests
The truck's driver, wearing a
khaki zoo unifor, was Detective
Kenneth Ford. Another detec
tive, Philip Dcnnehy, sat next to
him, and four others crouched
in the back. All fore armored
vests.
At 11:05. two men stepped
out of the trees with guns drawn.
Thev said to us 'This is a stick-
ub. Get vour hands up and get
off that truck,' " Ford said.
The man on my side fired point
blank at me. I could hear bullets
whiz by.
"I ducked low and jumped
down. We all piled out of the
truck and Ihc battle was on. I
manaeed to get off six shots.
They headed for the road right
where more oi our men were
waiting behind the rocks. We all
blasted away."
Former Convict Killed
Killed was the bandit wiio
fired the opening shot, -year-old
former convict Harry Potak.
Richard Messina, 26, fell criti
cally wounded. Their getaway
driver, Michael Viggiano, 27,
manaeed to reach the car and
get through the exit, but was
stopped three blocks away by
a "taxi" carrying detectives.
The truck actually carried
nly a "nominal" amount of
cash, police said.
City Police Check
Three Accidents
Medford city police investi
gated three vchii ':, accidents
Tuesday. Two drivers were cit
ed, officers said, but no injur
ies were reported.
Trcsa Caroline Sauvc, 111, of
1317 Marsh lane, was cited (or
failure to yield the right of way
after the cor which she was op
erating collided with a vehicle
driven by Calvin Theodore
Gartin, of 2792 East McAn
drews id., about 2:35 p.m. at
Fourth and Bartlctl sts.
Johnny William Johnson, 17.
of IK) Mistletoe St., was died
for violation of basic rule afler
he lost control of his molor
scooter on a turn, ran onto the
sidewalk and shuck a parking
meter about 8:55 p.m. Tuesday
on Fir st. between Main and
Eighth sts.
Kcnnelh Henry Paulson, li9
Grand ave., reported to police
that his car was damaged by
an unknown vehicle about 3:55
a.m. Tuesday while it was
parked on 1.1th st. between Cen
tral ave. and Front st.
Tornadoes, Heavy Rain Hit Midwest, East
By United Press International
A cool front pushed heavy
thunderstorms eastward across
the Great Lakes region today
after tornadoes ripped across
Pennsylvania and New York.
Other twisters spun down
Tuesday from storm clouds over
the Great Plains but the most
serious damage was at St.
Mary's, Pa., where 20 persons
were injured and damage esti
mates rose to (1 million.
Nearly 3 inches of rain fell
at Philadelphia during the night
and more than 1U inches (ell at
Wilmington, Ohio.
The tornado at St. Marys
damaged between 100 and 150
buildings, smashed utility poles
and uprooted trees. A moving
tractor-trailer was hurled in Lie
air and spun around (our times.
Four persons were nospitai
ized, but no fatalities were re
ported. A state trooper said the twist-
Thant Asks Full
Israeli-Syrian
Border Report
United Nations, N. Y. -(UPI)
Secretary General Thant
moved for a full report on the
Israeli - Syrian border situation
today (ollowing Russia's veto of
Security Council action in the
latest flareup between the two
Middle East neighbors.
Soviet Ambassador Nikolai T.
Fcdorenko used Russia's inist
veto late Tuesday the first
Soviet veto since June 22, 12
to kill a U. S.-British resolu
tion implicitly condeming Syria
for the "wanton murder" of two
Israeli farmers Aug. 19 near the
Sea of Galilee.
The slayinss were followed by
some ground clashes and an
aerial dog fight between Israeli
and Syrian forces. Both Israel
and Syria complained to the
United Nations, each charging
the other with aggression.
Report on Machinery
Thant agreed at the end of
Tuesday's debate to obtain a full
report on the operation of the
UN truce supervision machin
ery along the Israeli -Syrian
frontier.
In Jerusalem Tuesday, Israel
charged that Jordanian troops
had killed a 60-year-old Israeli
laborer near the village of Ein
Karem. west of Jerusalem.
Only Morocco, which sought
unsuccessfully to amend tne res
olution to take the onus off Sy
ria, voted with Russia igninst
the measure. Venezuela abstain
ed and the other eight members
voted affirmatively.
Bible Read at
School Opening
Lancaster, Pa. (UPI) The
first Lancaster county school to
start classes this fall opened
Tuesday with a reading from
the Bible and the recitation of
the Lord's Prayer despite the
recent U.S. Supreme Court rul
ing declaring such practices
unconstitutional.
Dr. Harry Gerlach, county
school superintendent, said he
sent all school board secretar
ies a notice of the Supreme
Court ruling three weeks ago.
He said he advised the boards
to abide by the court decision
but left it up to each board
whether to obey or ignore the
court ruling in their districts.
Gerlach said he had no re
quest from the Pennsylvania
Department of Public Instruc
tion to report any school con
tinuing to read the Bible in
class.
er churned through timberland
and left a path of trees stacked
"10 feet high.'-
Red Cross and volunteer work
ers swarmed into the city to aid
residents whose homes were de
stroyed. Authorities said injuries could
have been worse had not chil
dren been in school, men at
work, and mothers indoors be
cause of the rain when the twist
er struck.
At Pendleton, ln western New
York, the Weather Bureau said
a tornado smashed a tool shed
and lifted a 500-pound tractor
five feet in the air and hurled it
30 feet. A barn also was dam
aged. Another tornado struck in the
wide-open range country of
northwestern North Dakota. The
Weather Bureau said a funnel
cloud was sighted in northwest
Kansas but did not touch down.
A tornado warning was posted
for Nebraska but was withdrawn
when the damaging winds failed
to materialize.
The Weather Bureau said
cooler air would settle across
the northeastern portion of the
nation during the day. More
thundershowers were on tap for
the Mississippi Valley and South
ern Plains.
Probe Pushed in
La Grande Slaying
La Grande - (UPI) - City
police here today continued to
question possible suspects in the
Sunday saying of Maggie Hay
mon, 57, at her home.
City police chief Oliver E.
Reeve said he had questioned
four suspects and that the in
vestigation was continuing.
"We're putting bits and pieces
together," he said.
Reeve said Tuesday night an
autopsy revealed the woman had
not been criminally assaulted.
Mrs. Haymon was beaten with
a liquor bottle and strangled
with an electric cord from a
hot plate, according to Union
county medical examiner Dr.
J. Randall Sloop.
The woman was found late
Sunday by a neighbor, Isaac
Lowe.
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Servicemen
RKASMKNKD
Ait-ni:in .tnmilh.m I. .Inhnsnll
nn nf Mi' nnrt Mr, .lamps M.
Johnson, route 3, Medford, is
being reassigned to Chanule Air
Force base, 111., (or technical
training as an aircralt main
tenance specialist.
COM PI.KTKS TRAIN I fi
Marine Pvt. Valter J. Doll
ertv, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Doherty, rente 1, Gold Hill, re
cently complete! fur coks of
comDai irainire; nr. lamp rtv
elton, Calif. ' O
ltl;.SM(,.LI
Airman Lurry O. Johnson, son
of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Earn
er. 314 South First st.. Talent,
has boon reassigned to Clinton
Sherman Air Force Base. Okla..
from Lackland Air Forte base
in Texas (or training and duty
as an air policeman.
Civil Defense Seeks
Radio Engineer
Salem (UPI) Oregon's
civil defense agency today is
looking for a radio engineer.
The CD radio technician re
signed last Friday. The agency
has "borrowed" the services of
a Stale Forestry department ra
dio man for an hour a day to
keep up with maintenance of
Ihc civil defense communica
tions equipment.
Recruitment is being handled
by th state civil service agen
cy, and agency director Mel
vin Cleveland said "recruitment
will continue unlit Ike i.tie
is filled."
The l'Hil Icgislmr
the state CD wwtcy kn m
IR-rnrahrr t;Y la
jber staff.
Dr. Sutler ffc
Suit in ftiltnmmk
Portland (IT!) -oPr. Harrv
Semler has tiled suit In Mult
nomah County Circuit Court lo
set aside the 'sale of his dental
office in Portland, Salem and
Eugene.
Holiday Traffic
Toll Sets Mark
Dy United Press International
More Americans than ever be
fore met death on the nation's
highways during the Labor Day
week end, final statistics Uioved
today.
The traffic death toll of M ex
ceeded all previous records for
both three-day and four ;1 a y
summer holidays.
The casually breakdown (or
the 78-hour holiday starting at
6 p.m. Friday and ending nt
midnight Monday showed tnat
traffic accounted for 559 deaths,
drownings left 67 dead, 9 died
in boating accidents. 6 in air
planes and 72 from miscellane
ous causes for a total of 'il.l.
For the third straight holiday.
Americans flocked onto crowded
highways to set records.
During the 102-hour Memorial
Day week end. 525 persons died
in traffic accidents to set a
short-lived mark for a summer
holiday. A new record was set
during the Independence Day
week end, when Americans
died in highway smashups.
The Latwr Day toll also ex
ceeded t h c National Safely
Council's pre-holiday e.Mimate
that from 4;0 to 520 oersons
would die in traffic mish.qK.
ON I Rl lSE
Chief Machinist's Male Rob
ert P. Ross, son of Mrs. Amy ,
V'.. Ross, 1035 Fourth ave.. Gold
Hill, is serving aboard the at
tack aircrifl carrier I'SS Enter
prise in the course of a six
monlh deployment with the
Sixlh fleet in the Mediterranean. ,
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