Republicans Accuse Kennedy of lucking Issue on Spending
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Re.
publican leaders today accused
President Kennedy of ducking
the issue of heavy federal spend
ing and pressed toward a major
House showdown on harnessing
his proposed $11 billion tax cut.
Kennedy told the American
people Wednesday night that
"this nation needs a tax cut
now," and pleaded for "your
help, your voice" against parti
san attempts to weaken or delay
the bill.
In a nationwide radio - tele
vision address, the President
stressed the measure's promise
of helping boost consumer pock
el money, of fighting a reces
sion, creating more jobs, open
ing up new markets, balancing
the budget and ending tne U.S.
dollar drain overseas.
At the same time, he pledged
an ever - tighter rein on federal
spending and asserted that "no
wasteful, inefficient or unneces
sary government activity will be
tolerated on the grounds that it
helps employment."
With that and a tax cut, he
said, "prosperity will balance
our budget."
Republicans promptly com
plained that these assurances
were not specific enough. They
vowed an all-out battle on the
House floor next week to side-
Foreign Briefs
MALAYSIA DISPUTE MEDIATION OFFERED
TOKYO (UPI) Prime Minister llayato Ikcda said today he
would gladly attempt to mediate the Malaysia dispute if he is
asked to do so during his forthcoming tour of Southeast Asia.
MME. NHU NOT INVITED TO RECEPTION
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UPI) A spokesman for the U.S.
embassy said today that Mmc. Dinh Nhu, controversial sister-in-law
of Vict Nam President Ngo Dinh Diem, was not invited to an
embassy reception Wednesday night. He did not explain why
Mme. Nhu, head of her country's delegation' to the Interparlia
mentary Union Conference here, was not Invited along with other
IPU delegates.
CASTRO BANKROLLING IN COLOMBIA PROBED
BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI) Military intelligence agents were
seeking ironclad proof today of reports that Fidel Castro's revo
lutionary regime is bankrolling anti-government guerrilla activity
in Colombia. President Guillermo L. Valencia announced Wednes
day night that his government will protest to the United Nations
and the Organization of American States if proof of Castrolte med
dling in Colombia affairs Is found.
track the entire tax cut unless i GOP National Chairman Wil-1 government." He dem a n d e d I Senate GOP Leader Everett i goals Wednesday night but dif
government spending is held to liam E. Miller charged Kennedy equal time for the GOP view- M. Dirksen of Illinois, said the fered essentially from the iradi-
strict levels during the next two with preaching "economic point on major radio and tele- President "was uttering goodltional GOP approach that
years.
brinkmanship" and "credit-card I vision networks.
I Republican gospel" on economic "spending should be geared to
Two Persons Die in
Crash Near Tangent
ALBANY, Ore. (UPI) - Two
persons were killed early today
when a car collided with a truck
and trailer rig about two miles
south of Tangent.
Dead were Betty Mae Kauff
man, 34, of Albany and How
ard Lcroy Simonton, 48, of Cor
vallis. State police said their car ap
parently veered across the cen
ter line and struck the drive
wheels of a truck and trailer
operated by George Byron Har
dy of Portland. Hardy was not
hurt.
The victims were thrown out
of their vehicle. Police did not
know which one was driving.
FREDDIE'S FOR SALE
PETERBOROUGH, Engl and
(UPI) The neighbors said they
didn't mind 14-year-old Barry
Rutterford's guinea pigs, ham
sters, rabbits, and 50 parakeets.
But they drew the line at a
fox. "He was my favorite pet,"
sighed Barry as he put Freddie
the fox up for sale Wednesday.
BORDEAUX, France (UPD-
Workmen repairing the Church
of St. Rcmi here Wednesday
found 12 "very old" skeletons in
the church attic. The bones were
taken to a laboratory for an
investigation.
Stock List Narrowly Mixed at Opening
NEW YORK (UPI) Stocks
were narrowly mixed today.
Industrials and utilities scored
light gains in the averages but
rails dipped a bit.
Steels showed some improve
ment with Youngstown up V4
and Bethlehem, U.S. Steel and
Republic all up '. American
Motors advanced Vi. Chrysler
added and Ford tacked on 'a..
DOW JONES AVERAGES
NEW YORK (UPI) Dow
Jones final stock averages: .10
New Concept in
Veneer Drying Due
BOISE (UPI) - Boise Cas
cade Corp. officials said today
they will use a new concept in
veneer drying at their $2.5 mil
lion plywood mill now under
construction at Elgin, Ore.
Foundations and flooring work
for the 80,000 - square foot
mill began Monday. Bechtcl
Brothers of La Grande is the
initial contractor.
Boise Cascade engineer Allen
Tindolph said the natural gas
fed dryers, developed in West
Germany, will be the first of
their kind used in North Amer
ica. The dryers are designed
to improve quality of the veneer.
industrials 737.8(1, otf 2.27; 2D
railroads 171.55, off 1.26; 15
utilities 142.50, ofl 0.31. and 65
slocks 261.09. ofl 1.02. Sales
Wednesday were about 5.07
million shares compared with
4.95 million shares Tuesday.
Wednesday's prices on selected
stneks:
Allied Chemical S2s
Alum Co Am 64'
American Atr Unci J634
American Can 44J,i
American Motora 19 U
AT&T 124",
American Tobacco 27' 4
Anacunda Copper 4ll18
Armco 62J4
American Standard 183B
Bcndix Corp 5U
Bethlehem Steel 31 '
Boeing Air 35
Brunswick 12 '
Caterpillar Corn 42'2
Chrysler Corp 77
Coca Cola 103
CB S 74'.
Columbia Gas 29'
Continental Can 45Ji
Crown Zcllerbach
Crucible Steel 23,a
Curtiss Wright 20',
Dow Chemical 51) 3;
Du Pont 24li'3
Eastman Kodak 112'a
Firestone 333
Ford So',
General Dynamics 24J
General Electric 81 3H
General Foods 873,
General Motors 76
General Portland Cement .... 21 'i
Geursia Pacific 547a
Great Northern Hy 53sa
Greyhound 45
Gulf Oil 4!?
Homestake 50'i
Idaho Power 353a
IBM 430
Johns Manvllle 48'i
Int Paper 34
IT'S DODGE'S 50TH ANNIVERSARY
stk .en
Oh boy, it's D-day...
The '64 Dependables are on display
SEE THE '64 DODGE . . . Thi low-prlcid ur (hit
dotint look or fool Ilk ont, If you think new-car an
nouncements are old hat, we've jot news for you. Not
this year. Not with Dodge. That handsome hardtop,
above, gives you a good hint of what's in store. And
there's lots more where that came Horn. A full line
of '64 Dodge cars. Some models have bucket scats,
some standard seats, some have a flip-down center
arm rest that lets you enjoy bucket-seat advantages
without paying extra for them. And, you also get a
whole host of service-saving leatures. Like self-adjusting
brakes, thorough rust-protection of the body,
and with every '64 car built by Dodge, you get the
extra bonus of a 5-year, 50,000-mile warranty
When it comes to price, don't let the nameplate fool
you. '64 Dodge is priced right along with Ford and
Chevy. If you think this is a good deal, you'll know
it is when you visit your dependable Dodge Dealer,
THE DEPENDABLES' (.YEAR 50,000. MILE WARRANTY
Chrvslor Corporation warrants, lor 5 vears or WJ.000 miles. wlilctiBvrl
contfts lust, aeaiust delects in materials and worKmanstiip and will
frolic or repair al a Chrysler Motors Corporation Authorlred Dealer's
place ol business, the engine block, head and Internal parts, intakrt
manifold, water pump, transmission case and internal parts (eicluding
manual clutch), torque converter, drive shall, universal oints. real
aile and differential, and rear wheel bearings of its 14 automobiles,
piovided the owner has the engine oil changed every 3 months or
4.000 miles, whichevei conies fust, the oil filter replaced every second
oil change and the carburetor air filter cleaned every 6 months and
replaced every 2 years, and every 6 months furnishes to such a dealer
evidence ol performance ol the requited service, and requests the
dealer In cerlily (I) receipt ol such evidence and (II) Iht cat's then
cuttent mileage.
TRY THE 1964 COMPACT DODGE DART . . . Tho Irish now compact
In In large tconomy tlti. Dart is a family compact all the way. Lots ol
room. Lots of comfort. Lots of performance. And a nice low price. In fact,
few compacts cost less than Dart. Not one gives you so much foi the money.
DRIVE THE BIQ DODGE 880 FOR '64 . . .Tho quilt, thoughtful stop
above tho low-prlco fiild. Big room. Big ride. Big luxury. Big power. Big
in everything but price. The new Dodge SSO is the one big car that doesn't
give you the business when it conies to buying. Two senes, nine models.
Go Dodge 'B4
iOtige'
Moot division CHRYSLER
W 1
PARSONS MOTOR CO., 315 East 5th, Medford
SEE "THE BOB HOPE SHOW". WC-TV. CHECK YOUR LOCAL LISTING.
Kcnnecott Copper 7658
Lockheed Aircraft 36si
Martin
Merck
Montana Power
Montgomery Ward
National Biscuit
New York Central
Northern Nature Gas
Northern Paciiic
Pjic C.Hi Elcc .
Penney J. C
Penn P.R
Permanente Cement
Phillips
Procter St Gamble
n.idio Corp
Ru-hfield Oil
Saleway
Scars
Shell Oil
Socony Mobil Oil
Southern Co.
Southern Pacific
.100
.. 38
.. 38',
.. 56 3t
. 2L'a
. 33
.. 4G3k
.. 33J
. 45
.. 20 i
.. 17i,
. 34 'A
. 70 i. 4
.. 72
.. 48 'a
43 'i
74 3k
34a
Snerry Rand 16
Standard California 67
Standard Indiana HI1
Standard N. J 717.
iokcly Van CamD 21
Sun Minei 11
Tcxai Co 703
Texas Gulf Sulfur Ifi'i
Texas Pacific Land Trust 28 1 a
Thiokol '20lj
Trans America 32 '
Trans World Air 21
Tri-Continental 47
Union Carbide 1 07 1 j
Union Parific 3f si
United Aircraft 44 't
United Air Lines 3f34
U. S. Plywood 63
U. S. Rubber 48'i.
U. S. Steel S31-
"niled Utilities .... 3fi3i
wst Bank Corp .. 41 a
Westinchouse 3fl3
Youngstown 29
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MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. 1963
the revenues."
Everyone wants a tax cut,
said Rep. Thomas B. Curtis (R
Mo.), a member of the tax-
Flu Vaccinations
Urged Immediately
WASHINGTON (UPI) - The
U.S. Public Health Service to
day advised all persons in "high
risk groups" to get vaccinated
against influenza immediately.
Surgeon General Luther L.
Terry said no widespread out
breaks of influenza, such as
those of the last two years, were
expected and urged inoculation
for all persons who might suf
fer severe illness or death if
they contract the disease.
Influenza is particularly dan
gerous to persons suffering from
chronic ailments such as cardio
vascular, pulmonary, renal, and
metobolic disorders and to preg
nant women. Persons over 45,
particularly those over 65, also
should be immunized, Dr. Terry
said.
writing House Ways and Means'
Committee. "But you have to
earn it by cutting expenditures
and he (Kennedy) didn't really
even discuss that."
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