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( 1 MKDKOUI) MAIL THIBl'NE, MKDKOHD, OltEGON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER I, 1963 U:----r fMi Bit f& r : V... fcfc . . , J ,. -of . iV. 1 tf$?Vx t - il 1 Ui.i". .V- .'-' . s til'KH T10 A.MICO Shown is part of a group of a young students from Colombia as they ar 1 I'.vrl in Miami, Fla., i route to Springfield, 111., for a two-wet; stav Amigo. (LTD 0,1 4..- .lis' X B as part of Operation Pcrilander Named To Virgin Islands Board WASHINGTON (UPI)-Presi-! director of the Dwver Lumber and Plywood Co., Portland. Members of the Virgin Islands Corp. board serve without compensation. dent Kennedy Tuesday named Robert F. Owyer of Portland, Ore., to sucTv..J :he late Ash ley I, Tot ten as a director of the Virgin Islands Corp. until June ;',(), 10(17. Dwyer is vice president and Canada is larger in area than continental United States DEGREE PAYS o NEW YORK (UPD-The average income of men with a college degree is on the verge of reaching SlO.Olio a year. The figures crossed $9,500 a year in !1 and has been going up steadily, the Institute of Insurance reports. Ex-Oiegon Solon Declares Funds AtlacJiedbyIRS PORTLAND (LTD - An f?8-year-old ex-Oregon congressman said Tuesday the Internal Rev enue Service has attached some $50,000 of his funds for alleged back taxes. A. W. Lafferty said the IRS is seeking the judgment on a legal fee of more than $100,000 he re- ; ceived in 1958 as his share of a court allowed fee involving Ore gon and California Lands timber-sale income. Laffarty also said the state is "reaching for about $18,000." Fred Hoefke, a member of the State Tax Commission, said the commission seeks $18,266. yi0in tax and penalties, aiftl that dis traint warrents calling for that amount have been filed in Mar ion county. HoefKS said the state is attri buting ttle taxed income to the same period th (evtrrtl govern ment is iLsiiv. iwr t similar TK? pu kSl govern! by the ttx is the basic disputt between Ljtfftrty on the one hand and the the IRS and the Stale of Oregon on the other. Lafferty was a congressman representing Oregon from 191L through 1S15. He recently re turned to Portland from Missouri. O 1 FALL FESTIVAL OF VALUES! Rubbermaigl s, new base cabinet storage ideas organize your kitchen . . . your work FJtOM SANTA DOMINGO Three top officials of oqstcd Dominican Republic President Juan Bosch are shown at a press' conference in Mi ami, Fla. From left, they are Armando Gon zalez Tamayo, ex-vice president; Jacobo Majl ste, former finance minister, and Angel Miolan, leader of Bosch's political party. (UPl) SUBMITS DRAFT BILL ROME (UPD Interior Minis ter Mariano Rumor submitted a draft bill to the Italian Sen-j overturned ate todav to increase the power ! cartons. No one Life i of the police in arresting mosti-1 seriously, but il BOXES BLOCK TRAFFIC LOS ANGELES (UPD A downtown intersection was boxed up Tuesday when a truck spilling 3i,000 papar was injured took three tutcs. i hours to pick up too boxes. M 7T7K "-r" lirJ-lwMitff-;iliwirMfliiirVifBill' ' liuiiTVTri'rTiiri n o - FOR 1964 " " -- Problems in Latin America Discussed At Knife, Fork Club Problems in Latin America and background as to what caused them were discussed Tuesday evening at the first fall meeting of the Rogue River Valley Knife and Fork club at the Rogue Valley Country club. Speaker was Dr. Hubert Her ring, lecturer, author, and edu cator whose topic was "The Chips Are Down in Latin America." Or. Herring described the vast contrasts between wealthy and poor in Latin America, com menting on illiteracy, poverty and over-population. The speaker felt that no one knows what to do about the problem, but stressed that any solution would bo costly. 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More Civil Rights Complaints Studied PORTLAND (UPD -The lo cal chapter of the National As sociation for the Advancement of colored People indicated today it was studying (he possibility of filing more civil rights com plaints against the Portland Housing Authority. A complaint was filed with the Slate Civil Rights Commission Monday by .limmic Proctor, a Negro who said he filed an ap plication for an apartment in the new Northwest Towers near ly two years ago and was told he was high on the list. When he checked three weeks ago, he said, he was told there were WW ahead of him. NAACP pickets appeared at City Halt Monday, but did nut show up Tuesday. Mayfield Webb, NAACP branch president, indicated they may return later. The NAACP has called for the resignation of too housing au thority officials, who have nied there is discrimination situation shouldn't be a political question. He reviewed the Alliance for Progress program, and called the required land and tax re forms as "sticky problems." Dr. Herring called Mexico the "most stable" of the Latin American countries, comment ing that it was economically on (he most even . keel of all the countries. A Desperate Situation He felt it was "all right to bet" on Argentina, as the coun try has the most resources, no race problem and is Ihe most literate. He called Brazil a "des perate situation" as money sent mere is really "blackmail as the government, according to Dr. Herring, simply says that they will go Communist if they don't get it. He explained that due to the high cost of tin production in Bolivia and that three-fifths of the population lives above 12,00(1 feet elevation, the United States is paying more than (il) per cent of the annual budget to keep the country trom sinking. 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