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Rockefeller's Trip Raises Question of Vatican Protocol & : f 3 Governor Has Audience Slated With Pope Paul ROME (UPI) - Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York, his six - nation European visit scarcely begun, today laced an embarrassing question by nis 0 vorce and remarriage. The governor, who was to meet today with Italian political leaders, has an audience sched uled for Wednesday with Pope Paul VI, and Vatican sources made no. secret of the fact that some consternation was felt over the appointment. Felt 'Unusual' The sources said Mrs. Rocke feller would not attend, but said some high Vatican prelates felt it was "unusual" for a man who had been divorced and re married to be received in papal audience, since th Catholic church does not recognize di vorce. The problem brought a swift reaction from Robert McManus, press secretary to Rockefeller. "The governor has a number of appointments with various people in Europe, including an audience with His Holiness," he said. "At none of these meetings will Mrs. Rockefeller accompa ny the governor. "No significance should be at tached to the fact that she is not going to accompany him to the Vatican. Concern Reflected McManus' statement reflected apparent concern in the Rocke feller ranks over the Vatican comments. The divorce and re marraige are highly sensitive topics in the governor's unan nounced but evident drive for the 1964 Republican presiden tial nomination. The Rockefeller party flew in Monday night from Paris. To day the governor's schedule in cluded meetings with President Antonio Segni, Premier Giovan ni Leone, Treasury Minister Emilio Colombo, Christian Dem ocratic Party Secretary Aldo Moro, and Socialiat Vice Secre tary Francesco de Martino. Pope Orders On News of VATICAN CITY (UPI)-Pope Paul VI has ordered that "great er liberty" be used in giving out information on the secret ses sions of the Ecumenical Coun cil, it was announced today. The second session of the council starts Sunday. Msgr. Fausto Vallainc, head of the council's press office, said that because of the order "we will be able to give all the substance of what the fathers say" in de bate. The meetings will remain closed to the public, however. During the first session of the council the press office gave out a minimum of information on what was going on inside the council hall in St. Peter's Ba silica. The 2.500 prelates from around the world were under threat of excommunication if they revealed what was said and Regional Edition Medford Page 2A hJTRIBUNE MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1963 Price of Raw Sugar Increases Sharply NEW YORK (UPI) - House wives may have to pay more for sugar soon. The price of raw sugar in creased sharply Monday. The National Sugar Refining Co. im mediately announced it was in creasing the price of refined sugar 25 cents per 100 pounds, for both industrial and consum er packaged sugar. Other refiners were expected to follow National's lead. Production of coal in the U.S. each day of about one million tons would fill a train of 50-ton railway coal cars extending from Pittsburgh to as far west as Cleveland, Ohio. o ECTOPIC PREGNANCY O. What in an ectopic preg nancy and hmo often iori it occur? ,. Kclopic pregnancy telers lo any pregnancy ouhide the uterine cnity. the nuiomy of Mich pregnancies are lo cated in the lallopian tuhet (tubal ptet:nancy). Normal ly, the fernlied oyunt tra verses the tube-and imphinii itself in the uterine wall. In nihal pregnancy the fenihd ovum attaches itself to the. tube. The wall of the lube n thin and sooner or later the lube ruptures. The latest fig. ures we have on the incidence of ectopic prcen.tncv come from New ort lilv. where there weie. 4 ectopic: prrc nancies per 10.000 live births in 1957. WHITISH "SLEEPERS" (,. M lint caur the uhile disrharKit uhich roller! at the corrtrnt of the eyes? .A. While secretions v-hkh ac cuimilitie t the coiners of the ryes mc nitrous and eve yland .secretions, together Willi iltiM ami other ilchns clenret aw.iv by the cvelid move ments. A moderate amount of uhitivh material isn't tju for alarm. llerjPHeiitii s. of Preicriptioni CLOSED SUNDAYS 9 Green Stamps t, . 1 1 a t MAIN and CENTRAL PHONE 772-9431 Foreign Briefs ANTI-FRANCO TERRORISTS SENTENCED MADRID (UPI) A military court sentenced two anti-Franco terrorists to prison terms totaling 55 years, government sources said here today. The men, both Spaniards, were tried In Madrid Monday in connection with bombs which exploded in Avalencia, southern Spain, last December, and In Rome last March. BEN BELLA THREATENS TO NATIONALIZE PROPERTY ALGIERS (UPI) Algerian Premier Ahmed Ben Bella threat ened Monday to nationalize all remaining French property in the country if France resumes nuclear tests in the Sahara desert. FERRIS WHEEL OWNER MUST STAND TRIAL TIJUANA, Mexico (UPI) The owner of a carnival ferris wheel that collapsed and killed four persons earlier this month must stand trial on manslaughter charges. The court issued (he ruling Monday and set bail al S1.2CHI for Inoccncio Garcia Parcdcs, 57. who has been held in the stale penitentiary since the Sept. IS tragedy. ITALIAN SOCIALIST LEADER ARRIVES IN LONDON LONDON (UPI) Pietro Nenni, leader of the Italian Socialist party, arrived here Monday night for a two-day visit with "old friends." He refused to say what he would discuss with British ac quaintances, including opposition leader Harold Wilson. JEWISH RELIGIOUS STUDENTS PLEAD INNOCENT JERUSALEM, Israel (UPI ) A group of 101 Jewish religious students pleaded Innocent Monday night to criminal trespass charges in connection with demonstrations against Christian missions in Israel. Possibility of Cuts In Space Spending Felt in A ire rafts NEW YORK (UPI) Stocks were narrowly mixed today. Grumman continued to weak en. Losses in the aircraft group were triggered by the possibili ty of cuts in space and defense spending raised by President Kennedy's proposal for a joint American Russian eftort to put a man on the moon. Chrysler declined close to a point in a weak auto section. Steels were firm. Chemicals showed little change. Reynolds Metals rose roughly 1 after boosting the basic price for aluminum ingots. DOW .IONKS AVKHAtiUS NEW YORK (UPI) Dow Jones final stock averages; .10 industrials 740.43, off 3.17; 20 railroads 172.07, off 1.01; 15 utilities 142.06. off O.tt, and 65 stocks 262.45. off 1.35. Sales Monday were about 5.14 million shares compared with 5.31 million shares Friday. Monday's price on selected stock a: Allird Chemical . X Alum Co Am A merit-am Air Lines Uti'j Amei'ii'Hn Can 4S American Motors . 2o. Al AT . 124 . I American Tobacco . . 27a Anaconda Copper Wi Arnico . fl4 American Standard . . . tflJ Urndix Corp . , . SO4 Bethlehem Steel . ai BueiiiR Air BmmwU'k ... , 12 Caterpillar Corp 43'i Chrysler Corp Ri'i Coca Cola 104 CHS 7i ' Columbia Gn ... 2fU, Continental Can 4tf', i Crown Zellerbach . Cructhle Steel . 231 Curtis Vri(tht . 20', Dow Chemical ,. . ,Vt l)u Pont 2.Mt tCantmnn Kodak . 112 KirrMonc , 37 Ford . . SSi, Oneral Dvnamics . 231 t.enn l Electric , . HI ' General Foods , , 87 B General Motors . ,. ... . 7ft ' General Portland Cement . , 21 GeoiKtn Pact tic M4 Great Northern Ry . ... M', Greyhound 4.V1 Gull Oil 411', HomeMake SO", Idaho Power a1 IBM 4M Int I'apei , Sfl Johns Manvtlle , . 4R - Kennecnll Copper . , 7ft Lockheed Aircraft 34 Martin Ift Merck inn, Montana Power 3ft Montgomery Ward 37i National niscuit .. . . M'a New York Central 23 Norlhern Natural Gal S2 Northern Paetttc 4H't Pac Gas Elec 3HJ Penney J C 4S Penn RR 22'i Permanvntc Cement I7st Phillips . sa Protcer A Gambia ... 7ft f Radio Corp , 73 v Richllelrt Oil . . 4ft1 a Patau ay . fl.V, Sear (tft'i Shell Oil ... . 44 Socony Mobil Oil T3 Southern Co , S3 Southern Pacific - 34 't Sperry Rand l'a Standard Indiana Standard N. J Stokely Van Camp Sun Mines Texas Co. , Texas Gulf Sulfur . Texas Pacific band Trust . Thiokol Trana America Trana World Air TrlContlnen(al Union Carbide Union pacific . .. United Alrcrnft United Air Lines U.S. Plvwood It S. Rubber U.S. Steel United Utilities We.it Bank Corp Weatlnsbouse , Youngstown .. (iS 20J4 .. QJa .. 70' .. 17', .. 31 .. 20 S3 . 2l'i .. 47', 1(17 .. 311 1 i .. 41 .. 37 U .. 83 1 j :i3s 20', 'Greater Liberty' Ecumenical Council done inside the hall. Despite this, almost everything that went on during the first council session was learned, although it did not come from any "of ficial" Vatican source. The announcement of informa tion came as favorable world wide response to the pointiff's plans to modernize the Roman Curia appeared to add new strength to liberal prelates at the council. The pontiff's announcement last Saturday that he planned to reform the conservative Curia, making it more interna- tional in recruiting and more modern in outlook, appears to have set the tone for the debate even before it starts. The Curia, or central church administration in the Vatican, ! drew some sharp criticism last I fall from council liberals. They felt the Curia was too stiff to-! ward modern realities. i Pope Paul, in a speech lo , Curia members, said he plan-1 ned to change outdated struc-l tures in the Curia and give it a more "ecumenical" spirit. In j other words, as one source put! it, a friendlier attitude toward ! non-Catholics. Pope Paul also indicated he was considering taking away some of the Curia's powers to leave decisions on some mat ters up to individual bishops. In Warsaw, Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski of Poland said some Polish bishops failed to receive passports to attend the second session of the council. "This decision of the authori ties is unjust ... It is a re striction of human rights and will leave the impression aboard that Poland is a sealed prison," he said Monday. WHITE ELEPHANT SALE! CLOSING OUT 1963 ranges, refrigerators, washers, dryers (46 pieces). We are making room for the 1964 models by Westinghouse. PRICES are SLASHED! TREMENDOUS SAVINGS! Come in to our store . . . Check the Special Yellow Tags and SAVE! TROWBRIDGE ELECTRIC Main at Fir Phone 773-6241 Free Customer Parking Portland Woman Gagged, Robbed ! PORTLAND (UPH A 63-year-old woman was bound and gagged in her home Monday night by two burglars who fled with $t00 they found in a radio after causing heavy damage. Mrs. Ann N. Greenough said she came home from dinner at a resturant and was grabbed by ; one of the men as she entered i the house. He had a stocking i over his face. "The minute I came in, he grabbed me and put a pillowcase over my head. I managed to peek out a little and could see him on the floor counting the money," she said. She said she was bound and gagged and shoved into a living i room chair. She said the bur-! glars overturned davenports, l chairs, and ripped up rugs and pillows. They searched through all rooms, including the kitchen. ' When they left they also took i her cigarette lighter,' and house and car keys. She finally worked : free enough so she could tele phone police. She described the burglars as while men in their 30s. ; New Cosforbean Has High Yield COU.KGE STA T I 0 N, Tex. (UPI) A new caslorbean vari ety called "Lynn" has been landing high yields (or farmers. Texas A and M college said its ' agricultural experiment station and the V. S. department of agriculture developed Lynn un-j der cooperative research pro- j gram. Developers of the new variety report yields on the Texas high plains have ranged from 2,200 to 2.400 pounds an acre In field trials. Lynn has also been a high yielde'r in Ok-) lahoma, Kansas and Nebraska . trials. You are seeing your first glimpse, of another compact car breakthrough by Rambler. That fresh, beautiful new grille belongs to the all new 19tit Rambler American. It's the lowest-priced Rambler of all but it's filled with exciting new style, features and comforts you'd exiect to find only in the most expensive cars. It comes in sedans, wagons, hardtop, convertible. There are two other brilliant new Rambler scries for 1-t: the Rambler Classic 6 or V-8 and the Rambler Ambassador V-S. Rehind all three is the same principle the idea of listening to your needs, then building the answer into auto mobiles. That's the Rambler Idea. The totally new 1964 Rambler American, the compart economy king, is completely new in styling, from bold, rakish grille to curved-glass side windows. Completely new and beautiful interiors have stretch out room for six adults rear seat is 12 inches wider. Station wagons have much more cargo space. The American ride issmoothcr, steadier, quieter .with completely new suspension, front and rear, longer whoelbase, wider tread, new type engine mounts. This lowest-priced Rambler is so beautifully built, it. even has costly coil springs in the seat cushions. The brilliant new 1D64 Rambler Classic gives you a choice of Six or 19S-hp V-S. Beautifully balanced, it's big on the inside, with room for six big 6-footers trim on the outside for easy handling and parking. 11 CARS FOLLOWED RAMBLER, BUT NONE REALLY GOT THE RAMBLER IDEA. THAT'S WHY RAMBLER OUTSELLS THEM ALL What Is the Ramblar Idea? Basically, respect lor the ludgment of the customer. Rambler listens to what car owners say. That's why Rambler leads in solving their problems; why Rambler built the first compact car. Others followed Rambler in size compact car sales have increased 20-fold In 6 years. But size It not the Rambler Idea. The Rambler Idea It balance: big Inside, trim outside; good performance; good economy; luxurious comfort; easy handling. Plus: quality without any compromise a total of obviously better values, at remarkable low prices. That is why Rambler outsells ell its followers. See new sedans and station wagons and a dazzling all-new hardtop. See a host of exciting new options (also available on the Ambassador). A new steering wheel adjusts to the most comfortable driving posi tion for tall drivers, short drivers, all drivers. A new kind of floor-stick automatic transmission lets you shift it, or it shifts itself. The 1964 Rambler Ambassador V-8 is magnif icently new, brings you total excellence irt a high performance, luxury V-8. New models include the sedan, station wagon and two all-new hardtops; one so luxurious, it has center armresta front and rear, bucket seals, console, 270-hp V-8 all standard. Of course, every 1964 Rambler will have the famoui Rambler extra-value features that mean more use fulness to the user: exclusive rustproofing: exclusive rattle-free construction; ceramic-armored muffler; double-safety brakes; greater freedom from service needs; more comfortable seating options. At your Rambler dealer on October 3rd, see the beautiful new results that prove more than ever, . . RAMBLER LEADS BECAUSE RAMBLER LISTENS SEE ALL THREE 1964 RAMBLERS OCTOBER 3 Totally New American . . . Beautiful New Classic 6 or V-S . . . Luxurious New Ambassadar V-S -W4ich (he Danny Kaye Sow on CBS-TV, Wednesday even.ngs, 10 p.ni., (Vwf J' i t i
