Medford mail tribune., October 02, 1963, Image 1

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e MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1963
No. 167
Pearson Resents
Regional Edition
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TkX . 7 1 l l tarsi v l, Is -amr!! Wta's !"..
fta'SjaaaatflTia laei ii i ij fewXSJtf'lTl5llf h-V'-Citn -.aUp.&.jfr;.' I
FLOWERS FOR FIRST LADY
as an Italian official offers lo
arrival at the Romp airport.
Cambridge, Md..
Voters Turn Down
Desegregation
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CAMBRIDGE, Md. (UPli"
Negro leaders called on G& !
J. Millard Ttiwes today to ig-1
nore voterjejectivn of an anti-
segregation' ameivlment and is-
sue n executive order ban-
mop segregation in all place
f ,irS,
WJJUUIIL PVWlllllllAIVU. -.'"(3 " " " --v
The proposed city charter g'ol'8 touched down at the ir
amendnjent, designed to end six I port at 2:25 p.m. (5:25 a.m.
Oionths of racial (Strife in this i PDT). Greek p6lice had closed
rknonAila Rav -n in m i (nt t v Inff mnst of ihp aimort ailrf al-
h., ,.,rfi 07.1-1
vote margjn Tuesday - 1.994 '
1720. I
The nrooosft amendment :
0-ould have guafliitijcd equal
wrvice to
ail. regardless coi
race, in aces of fiublic aiftm
oaodotion. The amendment was
prt of an agreement nc?oti
jtedoin Washington July 23 by
tty. Ger RolO'it F. Kennedy
lind was aimed to putting a l:alt
to violence '9 btoijlshcd in
this (fishing comfflunity of 12,
m n
Th setbatk Sunned both
hite cnd No'o loaders who
bd bei'n woroinB)(to,arrt con
cilistion. Neithar sida had any
plans lo brin nv neaniaU'ins
anmtditcly
New Law Urgcfc
NbgijO feddas aromiartl M to !
mZm iaf
least a week, ajid urged Cam
bridge Mayor Calvin V. Mow
bray and the city ooiOcil to pas
an anflnStice bonin TOv,a
tbw. .
O Philip Savaaa. t rea
tivt of lh raticaial Association
lrtj- ftdvanceniijnt of (ftlored
PpkP said if tiff pleas cJo
Tawes and Cambridge) officials
Ojre no hefded. and if" the I
city's busineiismenQiefuse to d-cp0
Segregate their facilities volun
tarily, the Nocrcjft will I8 tape
Si iiflo the struts Rin "
Thcaieh Nearo lemle,-s pfacejl
most of th Weme for rejeytiontj)
ot the amendment on a mie voi
fTS, some $id itfivatdy 'Ulat
MCS. Gloria Khrdson. cliaut.
man of the Cambridse'ion-vio- port, o .
Iht cowdinatina cajoimitge. 1- rfapresfcnlalivas it Cur sell,
0)oa resinwaible " I Howland. Havesrsnri MarpyfieW,
Mrs. Richefflson ai tieiJ e-' wineerina firm whicR aiAn
i ti,.ii ih rnnHiim 1 at! tfte pralimmara sfutly, will
and said thev sltDjJlddiot havr to
vote for riahts cuareiHend rHctti .
by thj Cons(ltuti(Oi. o
Eivollmentit SOC
CoiitmuerTo Glimb
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SHLA.D Enrollment at :
Saitha-n 0Ho) ccO crti-1
tinued to break all past rccorc
Ihis wet. . 0 n
-.There' are, I .1 sfiJdenfs (oi
roueo uieoCTiq ijH, himi duuno ai-iKi
Tuesriay. the office tf the r8)S-, D00ft SaffS rM'IWO
traV ftrJortec;J n o ! . j.u r:-.:. i
On theGFrmilar date
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the'-snnilar date lasTAeart
1A19
studonw had reCTstered at
siuaqinys naa rt,Merea at
thu college'
'Wai aOthe end ?f the
women and l.099ie(ii
Registration wilt co n t i n (i e
through Monntr', Cict.iH '
ITIMJ FROM .iVV R0UW
icn ill f,V--r.ife' f,L-:i.- fifffo m mttit l
CNTJED NATIONS. VY. VPI
In the' Arab cnunlrirs lodav and
pacify the '.Middle East.
ALABA.MIANS FACE MISDEMEANOR CHARf.KR
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. ( I'PI )
an Investigation of racial bombings here will w tried next
day on misdemeanor charses
AFRICAN NATIONS SEEK CONGO EXTENSION
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (L'PH-The African nalitins) hrenared
a formal proposal today lo rttend
tlon from its ye ar-nd k adline
FISHING TREATY MODIFICATIONS INADEQUATE
TOKYO ( L'PI The tnited
Vuesday modifications proposed
fishen- convention.
Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy beams
carry her floral bouquet after her
After an hour-long stopover the
Jackie Kennedy
Arrives in Athens
For Private
ftintivs, Greece turn (
i-irs. Jacqueline Kennedy arnv-TceS
d in AthensJtoday for a sunnv ;
nrJ nthusiastic lgginBin) W
ner io-g privi visit uta
Greece. !
in commercial joiuner 0"-
ivinn thi First kaHv fmm .
inu,rf nnii foui liffl al nnMp !
in to cheer her. !
On hand e American and
Greek officials to extend the of-;
S&ial greetings
White City Man
Killed in Aecideni
States last vear to have a dcli
Dixie M. Owen, 67. resident of ! cate operation.
the Veterans Administration
Domiciliary? white City, w'iis
killed Tuesjlay avaninft as Qie
walked from tae east to the
west side of Highway 62 oj!ar
the entrance to the domiciliary.
p According)0 to Orcaon state
iiWica, Q,wen -is ait by car
oper, . oy t-R"iu.i
Klfcr, , H Lans(Jl
ave.. Mectord, at l:;(5 p.m.
He n as th 17th pi'Hnn lo he.
Billed in automflfeila scrianls
in Jaciwai cai?nty this year..
lesups of Study 0
Will Be DWcussed
TALENT Results of afttudy
tfcp feasibility and cost of the
mattsed Soulh Taltftt sanitary
district seer system are sched
uled to be discuwd at a district
heart! meatine Thursday aiaht.
Board (Kemnancui ged all rai-
dents of the district td etteral
the necOn. at the Talent city
hell at 8 p.m & hear tho re-
' Pre'nl "l'"
I'- Whif)! will intlujto re..m
rOenrietKois on ways to pay tor
consirucuortjii a .vwer ssi"ti
TknQlnriv U'!i fitinct.r),'wll)l t
Also at Wifl'sdav'f mooting,
the lOiard ill ditscuss its arur -
ment nub tltf)citv of Talent re -
iOrriin.. avnansinn oMh.ocitv's
SAvt ane treat lOenPplent. It'il
proposothat the restrict 3-er
svstcm w,ilj 1)0 conoevtCJI wrth
(D',e citv's blant. :
O
fllln-rl-t flfJV I )f rirf
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WASHINGTON (L'PI) -.Hep.
,
m'an mil,c
fourth congre.'iijonal district un-
.Aer the AccelotalW- 'Pi(b!c'
Works Progi am.
) Israel rrnrwed Ma -aeate f ef )
nropord ix'-D4uU oirtee j.
O -i
Three whitt men arrMiea (turina
of illegally posvsisitifc dy(5anr1t!.
the L'nited Nations Coneo opera-
until net June.
Stales rejected as "inadequate
by Japa$X(iftew Norfic-'acUl
First Lady again walked past an
plane for Greece and a two-week
Visit
mis. Kennedy's sister. FjMa-
Lee RatfziWill. ois Alayfcg !
host durina. the sly. She said j
tht Mrs. SnnSc(,v' visit is for
cfsu'sj re4, to hp '
cbano.
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U(,"S BIac hqtt)
JCi ather w sun taft
hot as the Piit Lafl.Vaodi'esaad
in two-prec black" sufl, lTt
the plan. She vat baring
blck shoes aiW vtllo glovs
T0S an'ay from th jKJm.r
was decorated With Gret tag
U.S. flagj o
As Mrs. Kennely raachot I to
bottom of the steps, Princass
Radziwill rushed foraard and
thnv, kissed
Then AmericSif'
Ambassador
Honry LsbousaeeHo takfi avantngr of Hie gcail
steppfed forward and presented
to her a little girl that lrs.
''Kennedy had sent to the Uniied
The 12-year-old girl, Chrysan
Rictni Papakofiiki of Xessinia,
unflarwent the oDeration ai Wal
ter Reed Hospital in Weahinfttoro'
on reoruai. Her mother had
managed toj j&t a note to Mrs.
Kennedy in June, 1961, then the
First Lady paid a visit lo
Greece.
Because of the note. Mrs. Ken
nedy "had arranged for the
eration to daal vita anrtic steo-
osrs. "
0t Snucial Gift Q
The prettv liflle aiii ara v e
Mrs. Kennedy flowers and th
First Lady brnt over to Jiss her
and receive a small pacllaae
(jyontainino a gift. Her mathcr.
Mrs. iviary I'a'paRotsaij snoug-a
in specially learned Eiflish.
"ThanJ you, thani you, m8d
am." Mr..Kenna?ly turmd to gjo ta
tA waiting blu limeusin tait
piwtajraphere urged her? "Don't
go . . . don't go," and fw amil-
in'ajy etopvd to poe for a (a
more picfufte. aeeiiinj the aiel I
at her side es the riehhuls ,
Se cojitinueil triSR
ner car. Her sungUosea droftrai
from nor Hani ami qi Gn
WfH'er Bo Bueriadly picaed.
Ithem upnrl rotuiTOij them toiaP csaraad witlo ncelif"tri i
Ithe-Firn lai pra'6cd e eroilo fttimii-ide 'fiifJay m, conim:tion I
1 1 , ' : :,i . i .-riV.. oi-riu .rL.' n.. '
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'thanft yifii
Councit Father?
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!AK - lh riArumiit
VCUOIC lUbUIUCl
VATK'AV CITV HiPl? if.
?.flr,(&,ai, oiol tilshoi arl
-0rMe9 mi Ws ko en
d,ai tbe Cri.
Way & t'jP) ciOittcil ffllheiaej
Bated 10 detail 9 (g'0mcnt dc-1
m e-dturt)" t)W church, i
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ir,TrwJru' thiivt ntnatiiin. nf th?1
j - .T
'w cojincH esit neattl a plea
, ' statement thi ,fke :
church
oominaie our io serv
dominate but to serve." o
It'a.sd, hartJ long
im.t,ic -
on me exact relationship
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tVeen St. Pewr and the other
kllferinn h.nr.nl rnlnlinn. f
j w.ui iiip un pi uc'iii ua; i t-iaiiin-
ship between tW . Pope: ano)
1 bishops.
ushons o " "
Th o '..t,,A.ii f"iYL tnj
j...tia
-na.u muoi utu.B "..",- -r--J ,..Tj
tne mtrcMuction and first chan-
ttt il Artt "rA Tr..incin-'
'
about, the chtfreh- which thsy
approved by an overwhelmed
vofeJTucU) as(i)bais)oI dis -
f--a-.
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S'Mosf Campground
To Cose 06 Ocf. 37
SALEM
l$4 1 Overnight
"mPRrounds
an out
f0!T
rw-t 07 -"
! Four overnight camps on the
i coast will remain irpen through-
o'jt the y-jav. These are Cape
1 L'kouI, Beverly Beach, Jessie
M
Honevman. and Harrif
1 Beach State parks.
honor guard and boarded the
vacation. (UP1)
Irrigation Water
Still Is Provided
Inhro Districts
io Ctwtinuina hicFI tempera
torts awl ater - usn- demand
Has ceuwal h Medfoj-8 and
TW lfi isflioti iistricS to
(Qitinua to pro1 irri4tui
Vittr llvyiiifl) mid-OMarar.
MID vill continue lo imiviits
irPiyatiun water. trta(ivlv.
iBtil ffil. 15. Mofp. t a a
MID liia:H lAytntctasI Snra-t!J-dv
' &(rJiiP
"to piay it ay rm"
HoflViltr ttn thsfk Dm
las rfftiulakjn loana imm
tba fwirI awarnmt(. TSi.i
j$onef must he cnivmM,, thisfSnate Taxation Commit t?e
vear an letejl Work hp noterf.
On sum is for WOl.TtSS
the other. St.l39pll means mat
the wnrknaisl hp rinne ihis fall
weather. But, the wk will lar
impossible5 with water Ihe
diaftes, he pooitcd. out. o
To Write Nelfiin
The hoard instructed, him lo
write Harold T. Nelscn, of the
bureau pf reclamation n-cgiu'ul
office, Boise, Ida., to see if a
second time
xlcnsion can be
oblained o
Jalent district will liu'. i
walfr Sit by OcDlJ iiftlead of
enamg me sce'tpn lift. ,1 as
customans. o
iicgit said it UTinatioa
np-tf(?i' ' fauflM
of tin, r treaa wiU come into
bioofH prameturely wwen mil
alirnjjiale their Mill cpop ior
next sgaflin. O
Hoffbuhr said man ri Ihe
fa,Brs are still are'tin cat
tle. If pasluriP irrigalii ia
caucht olf they wcaild savjc to
start fepdino hav, he,adjid.
Durina) other business' ye.t)ei
ffky, the Tin bogrd an8nnl(l (
Gillaiit B. Hill laiajyl iemla?r
to ajrve until the end of this
year to fePlaca Homejr M(a
whb Res retired JPom th trr4.
Evan K. Hastmuun was elect
erl midnt dor tte 1aiant
qtjtna year.
Wfomff Ztudeitf
vmjrgBo iKFn
CD'A TTI f il'ntl lrTs..CJ
Wayne Carter, tQa Billncttc :
Lioivciiiiy law stamen stotient,
wilfi tne traffic ?leath of a
(jyalltjp, vasn., wOnen June . D'
(.alters car struts o vfiycle pfton qf Fieafej-ton ha bccomc I Caracas late Tuesday to rein
AViyrn Da:crio 9.. Neal iJ Ua jjcrol Hepublican to file a force Ihe city's garrison
Puyallup, according lo Ot'puiy ; jrrtiiion for die vacant legisla- a Rains) "any possible Castro
Brcisecutor William Winze). tive seat i)el(b by now Multno- Communist counterattack," but
Neil's ftife, Sharon, 23, t$a? m$r County Circuit' Judge Rob- Ihere wns no immediate out
feillod in tlcraT$. I ert E? Jones breiik nf violence in the capital.
Independent Auclit of MID Books Voted
(i inc
made) of
M
(All independent audit will(Bf)lle said the bi,9rd fflioqlll make
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ISll'IC S RfXlKS. II W w CICCWU :
' rtiirvu.il
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i''"8 W q i.m-u-..-
cumeot and discussion durina
af.-s i
"-The decision followed
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rz-adlni' of a otliMV Of- resicfta
oe-'nu" iium us. cn-aum
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I'etterson. ( or m r (ais!n
nlnir.hll.' tl V, .ilM.1,.1.
userVwmWi; has
iui.ii".cj v '
hah. nhsaine i MfD btrfird
nWtinas'ilurins ret-ent months,
MUl -SPfralatv-MartaBeT .lack
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noiioanr terqiaa ine kiw w
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"hiltaf nasi. r
f i
Ht )M(ien Chetftii)
( 'f- Fettofson wftrte. "I n.fvej
, under mytion. w rilt en
iitkh I personally did not fool
) tirnnnrk a M t hfiri7w1 nnr
,wrMroper,y u noiizeu .
w same) instaiwfs, jusuiivv
fondfr accepted procedures for
l'uu V '01
, Board Chairman Albert Hutn
said & had accepted Mrs.
Pe.tersonT ve-Wl res.enal.on
more than two vtar-k.C'ago. The
board acedpt'-d the letter of
resignation, but parently did
not feel any other formal (SH-
tion was required "
Safel Harbison. MID am
tnrnev. aba-tr to uic Wit.
Higher Education
Tuition Boosts "
Fewer 'Leadinej'
Teachers Suggested
PORTLAND (I'PI) Slate
Sen. Walter Pearson ( D-Port-land)
said Tuesday he resents
the "threat" by the State
Board of Higher Education lo
raise entrance requirements and
tuition if the Legislature's ta
program goes down lo defeat
Oct. 15.
Pearson and Slate Sen. Tho
mas Mahoney (D-Portland) are
scheduled to make a television
appearance in opposition to the
tax program Sunday.
If a special legislative session
is called, Pearson said he would
introduce a bill forbidding the
board to increase tuition of
scholastic standards for Oregon
residents.
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Public-supiifirlei? Iuahai' erfti-
calion a nevar meant lo
only ' IHo lM afudents," Re
aid. o "
"Most pi our" promimt citi
zens Have llf'cn ft (he avaragc
Sinrtenl cle&si"aipla ho (U
tkair cAildrati lo ao ta prax'ticfl
ly a uradyala niVcl tftaild
wad tham to aimi p;ivatf-
achol. men OtflMerff. Yalg
lRirvanl."
Ptar) el to summed I 6b
iNe atata could altng wfl
bms "laariifui" taacters.
"I rnink vc can leiisr ftt
taacFwrs fijan the avgraaa
teachar aroip. rntAav tKaibthiva
vtisi1 and tnair'timc iritis:
twufcs hic,th .lOlcnts ,fle re
quird to buy Unj next ycr," Da
cafamantatl. O
Pcar;B, vicf chairman nf the
the 13 JegisleturO. said pro
nls flf the lax projiom are
guilty, of misrepresentation in
statina: that its defeat would au
tonVatically mean an increase in
property taxes, o o
He said nearly every school)!
frtistricl m tne slate is ovQij us
s ppr cant tax limitation and any
increase in properly taxes would
have te ri apionvcd by Ihe
voters.
PGETAND (UPD Boyd
Seheffenbcrg, n Jacksofi county
resident, has filed a complaint
in U.S. District Cougl seeking a
$,( jildgment from Olin
Malhjyaoo Cffemical corp o r a-1
Hon.
In lha rnmidaint, filcdTues
flav, Svhollenberg) contends that
he was usinK an cxplosivc-oper-lited
Kudgun whB'h was manu
facturer! by the chemical firm.
T1V accident allegedly occurred
while' h was auxins for H(rjr
Devid. I-., of Mnlford. j
TV comidainant atcd for a
jury triaj.
&
An .plosive operated stiKf
gMn is used in driving pins or
nails iifto concrete. U i$ a gun
fired by a cartridge.0 according
ta Rical salesmeji.
Scheljrnberg has not been em
ployed al Harry it (David, Inc.,
for sev moiOhs.
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M'f I l
Pu-iBifaa inn Luttislnturtt
BEAVKRTON (UPl") Elwin :
rlift'fliK inert im:i un invp'.li.
COB,' 60S. UlCIV m.Ki.' an nvestl-
oo
r ,
M. t onducllnd (bis (aiicfit
t-'
cmotiwallv uoc! Woman. I as-
.L V- t i i
' sunif trie irfiiim inis qiit--tniiit.-u
parn msiiiirMMiii'm rfx
It
was
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maon. anyway .u
OPCO i (lg , t hi' tItKir
i
IlimdlllJII
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at ion dlsUia. toe lawjer
emphasized
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MirM it wtintt
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rrn.n sugBesieii t, wiei
ll wriu- n tne lormer wwaw
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Ai ur.li:.n the fnrmer tel-t-av.-irv
shewing .jlpoWiatinn fO hur
serviced tl district.
..vfJ m9 niyul,-jins 4a it inn
iflltint.
County' Resident
Seeks Judgment
' &pmbor of ficiaU- floiird Momhor Pauf Cul-
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f "TW,t ata all M. n
; nri,, Tn.,,ard ,s ,abe
. This is mil
an ,llHii -,i,,u would be nrotect-
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yourselves. R.x.t, a f.uit glow-
both Mrs. Patterson and
!J sh'l'l"'r '""-'JWlPfl
Hoaiifc'.Mrmbor Gene Cameron
withdrew his second to the mo-
tion thatfon audit be ma"t (but
later t audit was approved)
and tommeriLJ "There has
been in lot of shotgunning and
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o. . i : m i o v. r
Flftwr SICltlES PITCH The
FordcAclivcrs the firsfpitch Of
opener lo Los "Angeles Doflgcrs'
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WEATHER
OFOIlY.cAST. Mnrninc rlniiilV-
nrss ami a I lit Ir cunlrr Hum- ,
(l.iv. I.mv t (HI SI1-JS. llxli
ilitltsilav mi-li,
illKlirst 'rstrrilav fin
l.nursl 'I'lMi Mnmllte 18
Our Skies Tonight
SutiM-t Inflv K-ll p.m.
Siiiiriso Kimiirtdw 1:!l a.m.
Mnnurtsp MHlHV 7:1111 li.ln.
I'Hll .Mnon tinifilil !l:l-t jt.ni.
.Monn tinilchl Is .Ltipltrr, Mir
laPKfst plnnel; tvhlrli has timv
rparhril lu xtpalrNt hfllliaiire
of thu yfar.
U55 Building in
Venezuela Attacked
lasl- week when Countv Commission
shooting policeman broke up a 1 er Donald E. Faber returns
Castro-Communist atlfilk on ' from vacation.
the U.S.
Information Service
branch
in Maracaibo Tuesday
the first Red reaction to Ihe
government crackdown Monday
on its leftist foes.
The policeman wounded two
of three terrorist gunmen who
tried lo shoot their way into
"American House," the USIS
fbuilding in Ihe oil capital. The
policeman was seriously wound
ed, bill Ihe attack failed.
I One. seriously wounded altack
I cr, captured by police, was
I identified as a student, from
Caracns's Central University,
1 one of Ihe nation's principal
I centers of terrorism. The oilier
two gunmen escaped,
i The government flew
two!
plant-loads. rtl paratroopers into
spile work around here for some ,
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buhri and the board "
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I hope you arc not including
Root broke
m. ui, i m w-i tndi nit;
vmmlll riinninn nf Ihe Iwn flis-
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trie-Is i Rogue River Valley Irri-
,.,,;,. ,i Mini i.
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fidltl Vill uic-ivi un": in d
tSI .". -li ,Z h
un attending these board
w . "'. -
W-etings as observers-Inch is
.ul,-.t I r.m thic it u?htit IB
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noodct tfr mattt VI dpmocrJ
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ti .. ,.i.i vil. ....f& A...A,.!
nrriff.; 'J3III.A
i"'-1
JVoultl Vton i.ftl
Kfjfbuhr a"d he wouSfl vial-
come
audit GTd was not
.i :,,H nf'anvthine it mieM turn
oerison insisiea inrougnoui inoi"- '-
meeting that an audit should beitntt emplti-.e9J-.io right ig
conducted Hoffbuhr accuse
fli.,i,n nf tnvmt. him "ili.'al
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During a atcd exchange be-
tween the two men. fbuhr
accused LuiDt-nson 01 putt'jg
the screws ' to him for the past
four years. Culbcrtson told the
MID secretary manager he
should resign as he kept threat -
1 en.vJ lo do. Hollbuhr said he
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Yankees' Whitcy Yankee Stglium in Ney Yorko Elstnn Howard1
the Wqj-ld Series is the catcher and the umpire is ,loe Daparella.
Maury Wills at
0.
County (Court Wilt0
Consider Request
For Checking Books
R. J. (Bob) McNeil, ao local
businessman, this morning in
Jackson county court demanded
an impartial check be made of
the Howard Prairie concession
books by other (linn the county
auditor.
His request was supported hv
County Commissioner Edwin
Taylor.1 County Judge Earl M.
Miller said Ihe request would be
tinKrnrtA iho ficul nf nnvl
McNeil said
he has nothing
against Howard Prairie Conces
sionaire Bob Johnston personal
ly. He saitl he became interesl
cd in obtaining more exact in
formation as to how much profit
the conccsionairc is making af
ter an informal conversation
with some other men.
The lo''al businesman referred
to a statcm'-ol in the concession
contract which says any aodil
will be confidential.
Nothing Ciinliili'iitial
"Nothing should be confiden
tial when taxpayers' money is
being spent lor private indu.--try,"
McNeil commented. "I am
concerned as lo what the couniy
is making as a profit," he jcld-
ed.
Judge Miller said County Aud
itor George Stacey did make un
audit ol the Howard Prairie ac
count, but nol of Johnston's ac
count. This was an audit of the
gross and net profit In sec if the
county was gelling its proper
would have but he had to keep
..i u: .it ..t f..ii v
rnart'es
Hoflbiihr said hi did not know
uhul r'tinr-bc Mm Pnttnrt;nn Was
re,errina Kach check is-
i .lw,j ua, hnon urillun tin a
voucher sheet and presented
to the board, and approved,
the MID manager fcaid.
SlimiM Be Disregarded
Both Hueners and Cameron
said the former assistant sec-
r,..ru c rhiin)f iVt mil mi.:in
charges did not
" rm; ann ""
h,.v shniild he disreeaWed
mey snouia oe tusregaitti-ii.
i n moVing that the audit be
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tent and well versed in the
1 "Ration district operation.
i Cameron- said a si m! ai:Jil
had not boon bwyiAJuuA
nnri tairl ho lnt u Inrmnr a
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Hoflbuhr said Ihe report
be
had matle showinc how he spent
'his time, as requested bv fill-
had ,h diMr-ct
f,m ,, tfal ,;ulbrrts.in
disregarded the a reMi t.
t'ulbertson retorted that he lyd
studied it and eujuld continue
0 do so and would mail the
, district .a check for whatever
the report cost.
(CPir
percentage, he. said. According
lo a sliding scale, Ihe couniy
now receives 5 per cenl of Hie
gross receipts plus rental of the
concession building f- Howard
Prairie lake.
"This is not exactly a public I
issue," Miller said.
"Public money put him Clnhn-
slon) in business," Taylor re
torled. County Purchasing Coordina
lor William Cochran also said
Stacey had audited Jnhnslon's
gross and net receipts, but, Tay
lor said this was the fusl he
knew of it.
The county commissioner also
charged thai the county judge
had not read letters in open
court he had received this sum
mer from two officials of the
National Park Service which
recommended changes in the
Howard Prairie concession op
eration. The couniy judge retorted
nothing had been withheld ex
cept, perhaps, some personal
letters. Taylor said the two let
ters referred lo arc not in the
court minutes.
A letter from Mark Pike, Seat
He office of the Bureau of Out
door Recreation, recommended
the county provide its own main
tenance crew al the Howard
Prairie concession instead of
paying the concessionaire for
the work. The county can per
form the work more efficiently
and economically, Pike wrote.
He also recommended Ihe coun-
I ly instead n( concessionaire's
personnel collect the overnight
camping fees.
i "''"'r ,m,, , ?.m""1' 1 orl"
liind National Park Service, was
adtlresscd to Confess i n n a i r e
.lohnston, but Taylor charged a
copy had been sent lo the county
court and withheld. This rec-
ommended against over - crowd -
ing of camp grounds and urged
changes in other operational tie-
tails.
Election Scheduled
M JflCKSOnV C
JACKSONVILLE Thisvvwjr'S
city election in J.v-ksonvilic will
hhUTul.,. K.. t-
,. .
,I"iiiim..I anmiK.nH ltl r.xfltl 1
provides for an election every i
' ye.W, The terms of city council-;
men run ior oniy iwo years in-
stead i)l four as in most other
cities 'ti)lhp valley.
Three councilmen will b e
elected this year. The terms of
Don Wendt, Poul Gotlward and
Rulh Walker expire at the end high today with the annouiKP
of l!i.I ment that 10,053 were set to
Nomi55in petitions (or can-! start classes.
didales musled by Oct. 12
the council announced. Peti-
lions may be ohtaincd at the
city recorder's office. The sig-
natures of 25 registered city
j voters must be ohiajned to nom-
inatc a
candidate.
Sid? Max
Sets Hew Mark
For Strikeouts
- Four-Ron Inning
Brings 5-2 Victory
)NEW YORK (UPD South
paw Sandy Koufax broke the
Worldj Series strikeout record
today when he fanned 15 New
York- Yankees hatlers in a en.
CpeiJ, six-bil pitchiing( perform
ance mm enaoiey tne Los An
sales Dodacrs to win the openO
ing gn; of the classic, 5-2.
aohn Ifiobm-o's three-ruff ho- 0 .
mpoand a pair of "run-producing cr
single? by Mtose cSkowroff ,
dfiive in ill he Los Angeles
runs aft Ya'nkce lcfjliangLT
Whiloy Ford tWore a crgwd of
xi-tly Hi.ijjH) fanPirPsun-soak-ad
Yankee Satliura.
(aat the record
f ! by CavUErstine tho
oM.BrieAlea Dodaers axaclly
19 years ap to ftfis dev in Ihe
1!.1 Wild ffrfles aeninstrlhe
P Bj' Mriiaa (it fifeTTrsi" five
nauers Be iclotHpSo.vear-0ld
Routtx aKo tied a j-ecord set by
ort CoopO of Wie St. L(:s o
CtnlirialsQin W3, also against
belr pitclied 4 2-3 perfect in-
beidrt! Ekaonu Howard :
Wth two out in tho ,
the Yankees' fira hit.
Tomql'resh drove in both New
tyork jsins with a homer into
the left field stands in the
eighth inning. The homer also
drove in Tony Kubek, who had
I beaten out an infield hit.
I Three other records were set
in this series opener.
Fo;.-d, by going down lo the
sixth defeat of his lustrous
World Series career, tied a los
ing record held by Christy
Mathewson, Eddie Plauk, Leslia
Bush and Schoolboy Rowe. Ford,
who retired for a pinch-hitter
after five innings, was seeking
lo exlond his record of 10 World
Sbries pitching triumphs.
The folnl of 25 batters shuck
out for both teams also was a
mark. In addition to Koufax
IS, Ford struck out 4, Stan Wil
liams 5 and Steve Hamilton one.
And Roseboro set a series
catching record of 18 putouts.
The Dotlgcrs unloaded on Ford
with four runs in the second in
ning. Frank Howard opened the:
frame wilh a long double off
the centerfield fence and Skow
ron promptly singled him homo
with one out.
Dick Tracewski, playing in
place of injured Ken McMullcn,
singled Skowron to second base,
and then Roseboro hit Ford's
second pitch into the short right
field stands, just inside the foul
pole, to give the Dodgers a 4-0
lead.
Sk-owron singled home Ihn
Dodgers' ' if th run after a singlo
by Jim Gilliam, a forceout a-'.d
Tommy Davis' single in the
third inning.
Koufax did not allow a batter
to reach first base during tho
first four innings, permitting
only one Yankee to hit a fair
ball off him during that stretch.
Then, after Mickey Mantln
went down swinging as Koufax'
10th strikeout victim and Rogef
Maris fouled out, the 27-yoar-old
Dodger lefthander yielded
his first hit. That was a line
single to right field by Elslon
Howard.
Joe Pepitone followed wilh a
single to right field, sending E.
Howard to second base, and
Cletc Boyer singled off tho
I glove of Dodger second hasc-
1 man Dick Tracewski, loading
'he bases. Tracewski made a
' good slop of Ihe ball and cut uff
1 a possible Yankee run by pre-
1 venting Ire hit from going into
center feld.
Hector Lopez then was sent
up to pinch hit for Ford and
1 struck out, ending tht- Yankees'
threat.
I Sln Williams, who was
to the Yankees last winter m
I he 1 trade with the Dodgers for
SlcsWon. took over the Xo-v
1 York pitching in the sixth. Wil
linms retired Ihe first three
j batters he faced.
OSU Enrollme
Reaches RttoffWigi
CORVAIA1S ( LTD - E.l
rollment Oregon St-ite mii
versitv reached an all - li;no
, The previous record of 10.1V.7
was set last year. Registration
I closes Oct. 11, and officials ex
I pect the total by that time to
: be fji-out lo,4.in
I Today's totals included 6,812
' men and 3.241 women.
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