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Kennedy Defends CIA on Pursuing Independent Policies Stocks Respond Favorably To Tax Reduction Approval NEW YORK (UPI) - Stocks raced higher today spurred by the House Ways and Means com mittee approval of an $11 billion tax cut and what brokers termed favorable technical conditions. Wall Street observers got their long awaited "confirmation" of the industrial average in t h e first hour of trading today when rail averages took to the up track while the remainder of the market eased. However, the other sections soon joined in the upswing and outpaced the rail gain in a short time. Steels showed a number of better than average gains. Mo tors featured unrysier, r ora ana Mntnrs. all with sizable advances. Pfiezer, Spencer Chemical and Allied uiemicai starred in the chemicals, but Virginia-Carolina backtracked. DOW JONES AVERAGES NEW YORK (UPI) Dow Jones final stock averages: 30 industrials 737.43, up 4.51; 20 railroads 172.00, up 1.31; 15 utili ties 143.67, up 0.21, and 65 stocks 262.43. up 1.45. Sales Tuesday were about 5.31 million shares compared with 5.02 million shares Monday. Tuesday's - prices on selected stocks: Allied Chemical Ba'ii Alum Co Am 24 U American Air Lines 29 American Can 483 American Motcri ID'a AT&T m' American Tobacco 2fl?t Anaconda Copper 32 Armco 64 American Standard lft'-a Dendix Corp S2 Bethlehem Steel 13 Boeing Air 3. Brunswick 13 ' Caierpillar Corp 433 Chrysler Corp - 73 Coca Cola 102'a CBS 73', Columbia Gai 29 Continental Can 4fi'2 Crown Zellerbach Sl Crucible Steel 2ft U Curtisi WriRht 21 Dow Chemical BO Du Pont 24fl',:, Eastman Kodak 111'? r iresione - Jmi Ford 58 General Dvnamics 25'i General Electric - M'i General Foods Bfi'i General Motors 7B '.j General Portland Cement .... 21 'i GeorRle Pacific SS'i Greyhound - 43 Gulf Oil ftO'i Homestake Sli Idaho Power 344 I.B.M 4ftB Int Taper ... 34'j Johns Manville 4f Kennecott Copper 7ft Lockheed Aircraft 37 ' Martin 20", Merck 102 U Montana Power 3B'.i, Montgomery Ward 39'(i Nati Biscuit M New York Central 22 i Northern Natural Gas SS Northern Pacific 4fli Pac Gas Elec 34i Penney J. C 4R Penn RR 20 'i Permanente Cement 17',f Phillips . 35 Procter Gamble , 79 ' Radio Corp 74 Richfield OU - 43'i Safeway B3, Sears - 97 Shell Oil 483, Socony Mobil Oil - 72', Southern Co .. .......... Sftai Southern Pacific .. 3.1 "t S perry Rand - 1ft Standard California fl7' college education ia MCDFORO 513 Matftord S(ttsia Caa. TaltptMiMe 779-1221 Standard Indiana Standard N.J. Stokeley Van Camp ixdj Sun Mines Texas Co. Texas Gulf Sulfur Txi Pacific Land Trust - Thiokol Trans America Tri-Continental Union Carbide Union Pacific United Aircraft United Air Lines U S. Plywood U.S. Rubber U.S. Steel United Utilities West Bank Corp Westinchouse Youngstown ... 70',, ... 21 ... II ' ... 72', ... 17 4 - 2tP, ... 21 , ... 54' ... 48l ...1(18 ... 39', ... 44 ... 40 .. 49'4 .. 56 . 39 '4 .. 42'a . 37' j ... 28', Johnson Leaves For Norway Visit HELSINKI, Finland (UPI) -Vice President Lyndon B. John son ended a noisy, hand-shaking tour o( Finland today and flew off to arctic Norway, the next stop on his 15,000-mile tour of northern Europe. Johnson's Boeing 707 jetliner left Helsinki for Bodoe, site of a major North Atlantic Treaty Or ganization base north of the Arctic Circle in Norway. He was to go on to Oslo later today. A Helsinki airport crowd of more than 1,000 persons typi cal of the crowds that cheered Johnson wherever he went dur ing his four days in Finland waved goodbye to the vice'presi dent, his wife Lady Bird and their 19-year-old daughter Lynda Bird. . Foreign Briefs TEN ARRESTED IN IVORY COAST PLOT ' ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast (UPI) President Felix llouphouet Bolgny announced Monday that six cabinet ministers and four members of parliament had been arrested for plotting against the government. ECUMENCAL COUNCIL MAY LAST ANOTHER YEAR VATICAN CITY (UPD-Roman Catholic officials were re ported today to feel that the Ecumenical Council may last another year and possibly longer. A (Hi-week session Is scheduled to begin here Sept. 29. POLICE BATTLE STRIKERS IN CHILE SANTIAGO, Chile (UPI) Federal police battled strikers in the streets here Monday night In a series of clashes In which six policemen were slightly injured and 16 strikers were arrested. 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But the Chief Executive ad mitted Monday night he was concerned about a "deteriora tion" in the war against the Communist - backed Viet Cong guerrillas in Vict Nam, particu larly in the Saigon area. He made it clear the "deteri o r a- tion" he referred to was caused by the Ngo Dinh Diem govern- ments conflict with the Buddhists. The President was interview ed by newscasters David Brink ley and Chct Huntley for the first of their expanded 30-minutc nightly news shows on the Na tional Broadcasting Co. network. It was Kennedy's second ma jor policy statement via tele vision within a week. Last Mon day he said on a Columbia Broadcasting System program that the Vietnamese govern ment should try to win brrk popular support, and maybe some changes were needed. Kennedy said he also was con cerned that Americans would get impatient and demand V. S. withdrawal from the area be- ! cause they do not like events in I Southeast Asia or the Saigon government. Any such action , would only help the Commit-' j nists, he said, adding that "we I must be patient, we must persist." Venezuela Quints Growing Stronger MARACAIHO. Veneruela (UPI) The quintuplets born here Saturday were reported growing stronger by the hour today, although they all have lost some weight. Robinson, Fernando, Otto, Juan Jose and Mario Prieto. born two months prematurely to ; a 34 year old grandmother, were being fed with eyedroppers by nurses using sterile rubber gloves built Into the babies' in cubators. Today, the babies get their first bath a gentle once-over with alcohol soaked cotton. Dr. Kegulo Pachans A n 1 1. the pediatrician attending t h e 3-day.old quints, said each of them has lost is least 3'i ounc es in weight sijee birth Disclosure of Payroll Brings Forth Statement WASHINGTON (UPI) - Pres ident Kennedy said Monday the Central Intelligence Agency cor ordinates its activities with the Defense and State departments. The President said it was not true that CIA pursues independ ent policies which sometimes conflict with other U.S. agen cies. Kennedy said CIA Director John McCone is a member of the National Security Council and attended all of its recent sessions on U.S. policy in South Viet Nam. The President's statement fol lowed disclosure Sunday that the CIA still has on its payroll South Vietnamese forces which raided Buddhist pagodas. The disclosure prompted fresh de mands in the House for tighter congressional control over the CIA. Bills Offered A number of bills have been offered in the House and Sen ate to create a joint committee to ride herd on the CIA, which now gets its money secretly and with knowledge of only a hand ful of key members in Con gress. Reps. Paul G. Rogers (D Fla.) and John B. Anderson (R-Ill.) said the disclosure of continued CIA activity in Viet Nam came in the face of offi cial criticism by this govern ment of the Vietnamese drive against Buddhists. Despite this criticism, reliable sources disclosed that Col. Le Quant Tung, commander of the "special forces" that have spearheaded the anti-Buddhist drive, received Tuesday a regu lar $250,000 installment of the $3 million yearly payment he gets from CIA for support of his troops. Read It in Paper "It begins to appear that the left hand literally does not know what the right hand is doing in the executive branch of the government," said Ander son. He said he read of the CIA activity in the same issue of a morning paper that re ported plans to curb military aid to South Viet Nam unless its anti-Buddhist course is al-1 tcred. ! Rogers called this "another indication of the need for a j joint committee to oversee CIA ; and its intelligence activities." I He said there is rising support j in Congress for such a move. I Anderson said he agreed. I Pakistan's Association With Communist China Said Harming Efforts To Ease Tensions in Asia LONDON (UPI) Pakistan's growing association with Com munist China was reported to day to be harming British and United States efforts to ease tensions in Asia. Diplomatic sources said In dian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru has warned British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan that Western efforts to settle the bitter lndo-Pakistani Kashmir dispute are doomed because of Pakistan's attitude toward Red China. The Indian leader was said to have sent Macmillan and Presi dent Kennedy similar letters aimed at discouraging attempt ed mediation between India and Pakistan on Kashmir. Sources said the situation tends to increase tension in the already troubled area and com plicate plans to help Nehru against Peking. But despite disappointment at Nehru's stand, the sources said, Britain will "keep trying" to ease the 16-year-old dispute over the former princely state of Kashmir. Pakistan is a member of two western defense pacts the Southeast Asia Treaty Organ ization and the Central Treaty Organization and in May, 1954, signed a mutual defense assistance treaty with the Unit ed States. But it has registered heavy criticism of British and U.S. military aid to India to h e 1 p Nehru battle Communist Chinese border attacks. The Pakistanis claim this will upset the military balance of power and that India will use the arms in defense of the part I of Kashmir it now controls. I The Pakistan government re : cently signed a border demar cation treaty with Chommumst China covering part of areas it controls on Kashmir, and an airline service agreement. Some diplomats here believe Nehru's warnings, which appar- j ently came in response to a new , Macmillan overture for settle ment, were designed to have the West put pressure on Pak istan to halt any further involve ment with Peking. The Red Chi nese now are India's No. 1 ene my, although Pakistan consid ers India more of a threat to its security than Red China. The dispute over Kashmir has been on since Britain relinquish ed sovereignty over the Indian empire in 1947. Rogue.Valley Edition Medford, Page 2A' , i mTRIBUNE. ' MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1963 Fresno Truck Is Involved in Mishap A Fresno, Calif., truck lost its load of cucumbers as it went over a bank when the brakes of the truck failed on Highway 99 in the Siskiyous yesterday, state police said. The driver, Arthur George VanDermeer, 29, is being treat ed for cuts and bruises as Ash land Community hospital, and is in fair condition, attendants re ported. The truck, registered to Five Palms Trucking company, Fres no, rounded a curve when the driver observed construc tion equipment in the road. The brakes failed and the driver headed the truck for a bank to miss the construction crew. 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