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Jacqueline Kennedy stopped on
her cruise today at the private
island of Scorpios, owned by
Greek shipping magnate Aris
totle Onassis, after weathering
a storm at sea.
Onassis' luxury yacht Chris
tina with Mrs. Kennedy on
board dropped anchor between
Scorpios Island and the island
of Wefkas. The yacht, which had
been scheduled to arrive Wed
nesday, met a fierce storm in
the Ionian Sea.
From the Christina, Mrs. Ken
nedy could see 70 workers build-
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cent villa. He bought the island
six months ago.
Wednesday night's storm had
given way to calm seas and sun
shine when the Christina ar
rived. It was the loth time the
glittering yacht had anchored
off the island and the people of
the fishine village of Nydra, fac
ing the island, paid little attention.
SCOTS WON'T LET RiZD PLANE LAND
LONDON (LTD The Foreign Office laid today It hai
refused permission for the Soviet airliner carrying Cosmo
naut Yuri Gagarin to Mexico to land in Prestwick, Scotland,
for refueling. The request was refused because the Soviet
Union does not allow similar reciprocal facilities for British
planes.
TO MEET FREEMAN
WASHINGTON (UPD
Spokesmen for the lumber in-
j dustry and members of Con-
gress from lumber-produc i n g
I states will meet Nov. 6 with
I Agriculture Secretary Orville
Freeman, Rep. Harold T. John-
Ison (D-Calif.) announced today.
EMI'EKOK FLIES TO BERMUDA
OTTAWA (UPD Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie flew
to Bermuda yesterday after concluding a state visit to Canada.
ALGERIANS GET LOAN FROM RED CHINA
ALGIERS (UPD The Algerian government announced yes
terday it had received the loan of the equivalent of ISO million
from Communist China. Algerian sources said the loan was
interest-free.
PANAMANIAN PLANE CRASHES
MARSEILLE, France (UPD A Panamanian plane carry
ing a load of cattle crashed in the mountains north of here
yesterday. All six crewmen were killed. The plane was carry
ing the breeding stock from Denmark to Cairo.
WASHINGTON (UPD The
United States, Britain and the
Soviet Union exchanged docu
ments ratifying the nuclear test
ban treaty here today and ex-
C lurch Heads Greeted
At Portland Meeting
PORTLAND (UPD -Civic
leaders and church officials were
welcomed here Wedesnday night
to the 51st session of the Ore-son-Washuieton
conference of
the African Methodist Episcopal
Zion church.
The session will run through
Sunday.
Spokesmen paid tribute to
Rev. T. X. Graham, pastor of
the First Zion church, for his
role in the fight for "equal op
portunities" for Negroes.
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Moderately Active Market
NEW YORK (UPI Strength
in electronics featured a mixed
and moderately active stock
market today.
Beckman, Control Data, High
Voltage Engineering and Loral
were up 1 or more.
Chrysler opened late, off 1 to
92 on consecutive blocks of 25,
000 and 15,000 shares. The issue
has been moving higher lately
on a rumor the company would
split the stock at 100. However,
sources close to the company
said they consider another split
unlikely this year as it would
come loo soon after the split
last spring.
DOW .IONICS AVERAGES
NEW YORK (UPI) Dow
Junes closing stock averages:
:10 industrials 739.83, off 4.07:
20 railroads 108.50, off 0.47; 15
utilities 139.03, off 0.32, and 65
stocks 259.98, off 1.10. Sales
Wednesday were about 5.52
million shares compared with
4.92 million shares Tuesday.
Wednesday'! prices on selected
stocks:
Allied Chemical .'. ao.
Alum Co Am Oil's
American Air Lines 21V
American Can 45
American Motors 2l!ii
AT&T HB'.i
American Tobacco 27Vs
Anaconda Copper 497s
Armco 84 W
American Standard 17
Bendix Corp 49
Bethlehem Steel 32
Boeinj Air 33,i
Brunswick .. lS'.'s
Caterpillar Corp 43
Chrysler Corp 93
Coca Cola 103
C.B.S. 76's
Columbia Gas 29
Continental Can 45
Crown Zellcrbach 32 U
Crucible Steel 23 li
Curtiss Wright 19?i
Dow Chemical 59
Du Pont 244U
Eastman Kodak llla.s
Firestone 37 ,i
Ford '3
General Dynamics 23
General Electric 78
General Foods 87 '.4
General Motors 78 Vi
General Portland Cement .... 22
Georgia Pacific 54 '.a
Great Northern Railway 52
Greyhound 48
Cult Oil 48
Homeslakt 47
Idaho Power 34
I.B.M 462
Int Paper 35
Johns Mansvllle 48
Kennecott Copper 78
Lockheed Aircraft 34
Martin 18
Merck 97
Montana Power 37
Montgomery Ward 37
National Biscuit 54
New York Central 20
Northern Natural Gas 50
Northern Pacific 46
Pac Gas Elec 32
Penney. J. C 43
Penn RR 19
Permanente Cement 19
Phillips 't
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Radio Corporation 75
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Aerial Tramway Not
In Public Interest
PORTLAND (UPI) - An
aerial tramway to carry sight
seers from the Columbia Riv
er Highway in Oregon to Miia
ra Point, high above the Co
lumbia Gorge in Washington,
is "not in the public interest,"
Mt. Hood National Forest Su
pervisor Paul Neff said Wed
nesday.
Neff said he had given his
opinion to Lauren Lucas of
Bonneville Aerial Tramway,
Inc., which wanted to build the
facility.
Neff indicated his action
would kill plans to make a sur
vey of the area and call for
bids.
He said a tramway would not
fit in with the recreational con
cept of the Columbia Gorge,
and there was no Dublic sunnort
for it.
Another plan to build a tram
way between Crown Point and
Rooster Rock also has drawn
opposition from the Columhia
River Gorge' commission.
Police Team Up
On Mercy Mission
DALLAS, Ore. (UPD-Port-land
police and state police
teamed up Wednesday in a
mercy mission to rush medi
cine to a man suffering from
a heart ailment here.
Dr. William Charles of Dal
las found the patient needed a
thrombolysin substance which
dissolves a blood clot around
the coronary artery a medi
cine effective only if used with
in a few hours after the heart
attack.
He could find none in near
by Salem, but located some in
Portland. Police there picked
it up and rushed it out to Bar
but Boulevard to Capital high
way, where state police picked
it up.
Dr. Charles took the patient,
Cecil Bookey, 48, Rickreall, off
the critical list Wednesday
night.
VEERS NORTH
By United Press International
An intense storm front that
had threatened the Oregon coast
with 50 to 60 knot winds veered
northward today.
REGISTRATION TOTAL
SALEM (UPI) Registration
figures for 35 of Oregon's 36
counties totals 747,749, the sec
retary of state's office said to-
1 day.
pressed hopes for further
taxation of the cold war.
The treaty, banning nuclear
tests in the atmosphere, space
and underwater, goes into effect
today with similar exchanges of
ratification in London and Mos
cow. In a formal exchange of docu-
ligard Boy Killed
When Hit by Auto
NEWBERG (UPI) -r Dale
Douglas Davis, 4, Tigard, was
dead on arrival at Newberg
Community hospital late Wed
nesday after he was struck by
a car near his home.
Oregon state police said the
boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eu
gene Allison, ran into the road
and was struck by a car driven
by Robert Leonard Bell, 25,
Portland.
Bell said his vision was ob
scured by a dip in the road.
ments at the State Department,
Secretary of State Dean Rusk
called the treaty "a step which
may open the way to other steps
to reduce tensions and build a
peaceful world."
Soviet Ambassador Antoly F.
Dobrynin expressed on behalf of
Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev
the hope that it would lead to
settlement of other disputes and
"clear away, step by step,"
what he caHed the "roadblocks"
to peace.
British Ambassador Sir David
Ormsby Gore said he hoped the
treaty would open the way to
"a new and more hopeful chap
ter in the history of mankind."
Rusk, Dobrynin and Ormsby
Gore each formaly "deposited"
a bound copy of their country's
ratification at the State Depart
ment for safekeeping in a de
partment vault.
They also signed a formal dec
laration the ceremony had taken
place.
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MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1963
President Kennedy was to is
sue a proclamation later formal
ly declaring that the treaty is in
force and is binding in all U.S.
agenices.
The Moscow ceremony of de
posit of the ratified copies of the
treaty took place in the Spiri
donovka Palace, a 19th century
mansion where talks were held
that led to the pact. The treaty
was signed in the Soviet capital
Aug. 5.
U.S Ambassador Foy Kohler,
acted for the United States and
Sir Himphrey Trevelyan, tne
British envoy to Moscow, repre
sented his country at the Mos
cow ceremony.
More than 100 nations nave
joined the Big Three in affixing
their names to the treaty, which
has been hailed as a "first step"
in relaxing world tensions.
Cowden Promoted To
Head Public Relations
PORTLAND (UPI) -William
W. Cowden, Portland, has been
named public relations manager
for Georgia-Pacific Corp., it was
announced today.
Cowden, a native of Ohio,
joined Georgia-Pacific in 1960
to undertake customer relations
for the paper division in the
west.
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