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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, OCTOHWl 22. I!W3 16 A Too Much Time Being Taken in Civil Rights Cases By AL KL'ETTNKK At Bell's insistence, Buskirk United Press International ; made a guess at the length o( Last Frirlav toward the end time it would take (or an ap- of a complicated three - hour peal to wind throufih the Supe- hearing on a civil rights case nor Lourt in Louisiana anout involving Clinton, La., federal 60 days. Kunslcr hoped to get Judge John R. Brown of Hous- action in the federal court in ton Tex., leaned across the about 60 hours, h.nrh fixed no one in particu-: The issue to hp decided: lar with a flicker of a smile Whether the three judges would and made an observs'.ion. retain, modify or remove their "I want it noted," said Brown stay of the stale court injunc- glancing at the courtroom clock, tioii against COKE, "that we have been here for "I hope somebody doesn't get three hours trying to decide killed before this thing is sct- whether a state or a federal tied," Buskirk told the court, court has jurisdiction in this j case. This is twice the amount of time we have devoted to any other case on appeal this week." Brown's remark did not go II All-,I,J unnoticed by his fellow judges j NCWS AII3CK6Q 01 tne am c-ncuu ... , peals, Libert mine ana uuum Bell, both of Atlanta. As the civil rights strug gle dug deeper into the nation's life, the conflict over a state's right to control demonstrations through local laws was becom ing an increasingly potent issue in the local side of the dispute. . . u u;n auminisu. Much in ine luture coutu uh.kc . ,, ... , .... ,... u .V " i . nf tho rlin me nation 5 security t n i u u g n on Uie final outcome of the Uin-. ..iaora, tun mu. mmannmnnt " The Arizona llcpuDliean is- MEDFORD .MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDKORD. OREGON ; Management of By Goldwater SAN BERNARDINO. Calif. (UPD Sen. Barry Goldwater, addressing a National Newspa per Week observance over the weekend, accused the Kennedy administration of endangering iimi rum im hi ' ' it i t i i ii i ifinir-iT'i' , A i! p-":.-j' "Iv--3 h: ) A . -i , : rf - i lalM.MfclCn. ill 1 ' .'4i r I The Family Council I Playwright Teaching For Year at UO ' Spci'on Proresfed EUGENE Playwright How- be completed by a third party. poRTLAND (UPD Ralph f.mtor'i no-e: The Family council consnu or iua;r. .... .,. . ... i.j. c. lommesser, commanaer or hvtHatrut, thrts clerevmen. Uirre edilorj and a women'! i edllnr. Charlton HeSton, Julie Andrew S, demiC year, he said he d like to ,u nrnonn npnailment of tha ':., article la a summary of a family agreement presented to the Fmersnn and Mare "Eive it a tl'V" before Staging '?e Oregon UCpaiimcni w uw ounni. r.M council deals sMth problems, major and minor, ifaje t, m e r s o n ana MdTBc gne u d tty utiuic oiaguij, veterans of Foreign Wars, said e'nc.untered bv guidance counselors and social workers, tdltcd by j Champion have Starred, has It on Broadway. : clln.iv h. nrntPSted t h 8 D7- C0"T;th' ""I-" TT V , bp8un a ear of leachinS Hillbilly, barn dance tyne1 "date of ?he spedal ses" Mr. G. Y.-My son-in-law sits. Its a familiar situation, akin (he University of Oregon. music has never been used in sl!on 0( the statc legislature be home and lets my daughter sup- to that of wiveSj who "bring . xhe author of the highly sue- a Broadway plav, Richardson caUse it comes on Veterans port him. home the bacon" while their cessful Broadwav production. 1 sajd ' rjav ov 11 Bella N.-l have faith in my men attend college. The re- j ,.rjark of the Moon." divides of 40 ys wrjUcn by Rich- : ' nusDana s taieni a e s p 1 1 e my waras. sne unuersianas, m oe his time between a arama class ardson ihrce were produced on father's taunts. well worth waiting for . . . But and another on pla writing. He Rrn. 'av l thp nptt p nf a narpnt livinrr un- ..iw. ,i,;il ,llrn..i frni-.-oriiv : . . Mr. G. Y. Bella and her hus-' stairs may be a healthy prod, Theater show, "The Three Sis band moved in with us after Bella. Our suggestions: Set a tcrs" by Anton Chekhov, sched their marriage. They said it time limit on the Sheltered u0( for January, would be temporary, just until Workshop you're providing. ; Richardson also is hopeful of they found the right place. It's (Sometimes hardship and ob-'. presenting a show of his own been four years now and the statles provide important this year at the UT a musical suuauon is aisgusiuig. oiamuy springnaras. uet expert opin- version ot Goa s Lime Acres, stays in their basement apart- ion on Stanley's chances for the , He and co-author Frances Go ment all day smoking his pipe somedav Big Money. Meanwhile ' forth recently completed the and reading. He's grown a beard he should certainly consider a script for a musical adaptation ana says ne s a writer. At mis j job (even part-time) at some- 0f the bawdy 1933 Erskine tald rate, they'll never move Bella thing that brings in both money : well novel. If the music can Richardson is replacing two UO faculty members who are on sabbatical leaves this year Horace Robinson, professor of speech, and Sylvan Kaichiner, associate professor of English. Mobilheat "Oil fo Burn" S&H GREEN STAMPS MEDFORD FUEL CO. Ph. 772-2111 doesn't earn enough. and outside contact. Perhaps Bella N. My father will eat j what's lacking in Stanley's life his words some day. Stanley's is serious challenge. book is better than most stuff being published. Of course it's : taking longer than we thought, MJfc UarTfin nn but that's because Stanley is I'llii llOHCII UN writing a play, too. Dad thinks ; a man must go out to work. He can't understand that my hus band works harder than he does. New York, and the whole Term Honor Roll Rosann Warren, daughter of even if the pay checks are in ! Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer E. War- the future. Meanwhile, 1 pay the rent. Encourage Negroes In that situation, the town of Clinton, a rura. ' papcr Weck mccling sponsored pastern Louisiana near the Mis- 'I ,. ... ,,' c,, sissippi border, was visited by CHATS Willi AUTHOR Mrs. Svbil Burton, wife of British actor uicnara iiunon, cn.us wtin icnuw oiitun u ."-,. R, nlhincr- njn , -,,- Miss Warit-n was one of 27 rcn, 1640 Powell Way, Mcdford, earned a position on the honor roll for the summer term which The Council: Stanley smokes 'ended Sept. 21 at Merntt Davis his pipe and Papa burns up. ! School of Commerce, Salem. the play, "'ine Eslaiil.siimcm,- i-eier cook, auer tne snow c.o eo y- unless :,.s Bella I students from the student body in New York. The shows original cast is returning to London...,.'. . . . i , ,, .,, . ,u u .. I n,.n,nlinn t a Vauju r , i i , i .,,,. I WHO OUIIIS UJ UCI UUIIIK USCU Ul -UW H" wi luc iiuiiui imi rural community in r " 'Z r I tor a nnci ntmn.ij . tciii unfairly. Evidently her sacri-: position. Students must attain fices are part of a pre-nuptial , not less than a 94 average in by the San Bernardino Sun- r, T,' " i n..i..i v. leiegram. REfus irprepS ''.' lhc raHS l TonrT anXal!rand!ngeof !.,p ""I" n rf S MnouwrnMl. of four recent CCnt,'!f oirfnrZine international developments - "'rrninn TS t lZv V Buskirk 'he nuclear test ban treaty, the Clinton attorney Van B .skiik () sc, m) whea( ,() Fi idav s hpaHng, that Ihe result ',,,')'ti'i1' 'hp U"i,l T'"" T of CORK'S visitation was to ' "'"Hon banning nuclear we tip- oliminaln Pnnrl race relations i ons. ill outer space, and to bring Ihe town to the verge of bloodshed. He said young children were being taught disobedience of the law by CORE. Then he begged the court to tear up its slay of a outer space, and the Geneva o -irmamenl plan. Terming Ihe U.N. resolu tion "the most flagrant mis management of all because it made us close the door to the real military use of space," the state court injunction which had ! Potential GOP presidential can r. . ... . . . a . 1 ilirl -itn en id lis atf rnnmnnl I r effectively halted CORE'S activ ities. On the oilier side of the argu ment was William Kunslcr, Ihe brilliant attorney for lhc Ghandi Society for Human Rights. He has helped draft one of the civil didate said U.S. agreement to any of the four events should ; u( (l.cc ,jR, sci,on nrl univcr- Viet Cong-Trained Student Ring in Saigon Broken Up SAIGON, Viet Nam. (UPD Phan Xuan Huang, 20, has The Vietnamese government to- been arrested by government dav claimed it had smashed ! security agents. another sludent ring working to The report did not give lhc overthrow the government un-! dale of arrest. der Communist Viet Cong or- j Saturday the agency said po- ders. i lice had rounded up 17 student The government - controlled leaders for distributing propa Viet Nam press said lhc leader ganda leaflets attacking the! of a group called the "league . Ngo family regime and calling ' package deal, where she's to play the part of "backer" for all work performed during a term to achieve the honor roll Stanley's unacclaimed tallent. I position r "MobiSheat" The Oil to Burn America's largest Selling Heating Oil Worth More - Safer-Cleaner- AUTOMATIC OIL Cheaper. FLOOR FURNACES We Sell and Take Trade-ins QUAKER OIL STOVES MEDFORD FUEL CO. Court and McAndresw Phone 772-2111 We could save a lo At a news conference earlier sily students of Viet Nam,' Rehearing on California Water Case Turned Down SACRAMENTO (CPU - Cali- ' fomia was on the horns (if a di- never have been given without more bargaining to this nation's advantage. t'linip Too I. ate Goldwater said Ihe American rights cases, often linger in ' people would nave demanded Congress and has written as changes in all lour ot these in well as argued many phases of lernational developments had the long racial struggle. , they known about them far Kunsler's position was that : Kh in advance But hp said Ihe federal court should take hl' announcements came loo jurisdiction in the Clinton case e for opposition to he mus- away lroifi tne state courts, ins argument was Ihe usual one: . That persons arrested on slate l ...... li,.Ml.,.. in ,i,'il Z lZ, S ' ,L i i withdrawal from the Uniled Na .... ,. t .. n,niin 1,'nr. i lions I a nave to say mat m - cr water case. jm. iui un I. .. !,,!,.,,. -l.,, .ho, i.-,l,,l l Rmwn lli'V- U.N. now." j er a pessimist, issued a state- "If we're going to have an menl whose essence was that international debating society." j things could have been worse, said Goldwater, "then 1 bplipve I William K. Warne. (In ct lor of we should make it the best one water resources, agreed by say possible. I helieve members ing "Yes, indeed, we've got real 111 i"'"" i i .. ,i i Ilw,i,- ..... I.I of delayed action in state courts i 1 ... , on persons arrested on various k charges. for a general student strike "Hnnny had been chosen by Ihe Viet Cong's Saigon-C'liulon-Gi.-idinh special zone committee In direct a subversive move ment among science studenls since early last school year. He was ordered to set up the stu dents league a month ago," the agency said. The government said when police arrested Huang, identified j as a first-year sludent in Saigon i University's faculty of science, Ihey seized nine documents re in the day, Goldwalpr said lieMemtnaliKlayhecauseoflhe.su- vealing "Ihe organization's sub-j n-irliciil-irlv in civil 1,1 u,e I 1 "l'VIH imu u - preme t. oun s u-iu.n i' h""1 ni'i- imm.-, uhu .n-inua-a, i ' -- ---- , , , ,.,,, f,.,, . , l , , -u. .. ,, t ,, ,,r:l, n (IV. :j .1.- I...... d I L-iii-ni ins vv,.... un- y haul UK- SIIKICIHS "had made up and spread lies thermorc, he said, local govern ments can easily block "consti tutional" activities through in junctive processes. Quizzed Legal Staff Bell in particular quizzed Ihe Clinton legal stall on the point "This is why everybody wants lo get lo federal court. Hell said. "We end up with cases be cause people can t get heard in ! state courts. This is getting lo ; be a serious matter. There is j a point at which the federal court system can break down with all these cases. We must find a way lo keep these cases from flooding us " Chicken-Napping Unfounded; Pet Home A woman on Jasper si. call ed Mfillunl puller Sunday all eriiiion In report llml her black and wliilr liaiilain lien hail been slnlen. Slip gac pnlicp a cimiilt'lc llescriili(iit ot (lure Ipcn-agp oulhs w limit she hail seen in Ihp icinilv nt her limnc and whom she suspected of cllifk-m-napping. Officer Robert Wright was riispalt'hcd lo investigate the case. Hut it all rndrd happily. Thr last entry on Hip puller lug Sunday rpvpaled Ihe minima lion that (he hrn had "rp turnpd lionit1" salely alimit i:2K p.m. Thp rasp was closed. Finance Company Has Name Change I The federal court, in lis deci sion this morning, actually re affirmed ils actum of .lime :t in which it divided up the water's nf the Colorado in a way Ihat Ihal Ihe government destroyed prayer books and slatues of liiiddah at the pagodas." The student propaganda also charged the government had "li(iiidated monks and nuns, burnt university studenls with acid and looted money from Ihe pagodas." the agency said. The student organization a' tcmptcd lo make its propaganda inure toreeful, Viet Nam press said, with statistics charging left Southern California's Mft- thitl police had "ariested up lo one million people and killed 1'i.Oim." Slogans Used "In seeking lo get the capital population to join Ihe "from for innolilan Water District about 1.2 million acre-feel short ot Us National Thrift corporation is, l'""'"l- . the new name of Doug Gerow I "The stale s immediate pro!. vi., i,.i ..,.,,. ii, lem is lo augment Ihe I alitor- Pierce announced today. The nia water project b make up he liberal on of he sou I . the branch office here was .-slab- for nearly one million aeie-feet t.mmunist-le.l s Uulcn-s league l,sl,e,l .lolv im followine the f Colorado liner water which had u.-ed not only slogans such purchase of the business of Ore- "o longer be counted a vi ,.... ric nart of Soiilbei n I ahlm nia mm iiii.uivi- vuiutKi.., . .in.-- . ., ,, .1 iiauiiii.il ----- -., ...... n ...,,,.. HOWCt ei . HIP COM HI i line, in.s un- in ,,u,-i weni ilemoc- bul also indepondcnce.'' r.iev ;ind "peiiee. -,.. nl,...l., ' it .....i l ... i iinMi- Mllll, 1. . ...n..i ........ cuauge is pin i in a ii.iuiiu.ti imuki.ii. u. ..in.. .i.l,i,..n:.l w a- Irained in the Viet Cone zone WOU III III nun liiim.r ...nils i.-ii .....v... ... matlMt tlKll U Wt'llIU Hill ?imw 'MI'h uiMinui im- uin t of money building a car feiMfltEi! , S ----- Llii&S extra value! Up-to-the-roof Deep-Dip tustptoofing extra valuei Luxurious deep-coil seat springs . extra value: Curved-glass side windows 5 F&'W'VWmi lifiw-ufewl -- extra wiu'eIvcI Rack on mostaWer wagon 11 value iody sections of galvanized steel light rust extra value! Double-Safety Brake System r a ! L 1 7 II jj-C -5 wi-mmi mmmm EXTRA VALUE! Ceiamic-Armored exhaust system extra value! Cushioned Acoustical Ceiling cuts road noise extra value! Stainless-steel rocker panel covers from coast to coast. The firm .inii-:il,K I'' offices in Oreeon National Thrift corporation is million, a tthnllv-owneil subsidiary ol ' 'H'' ls :1 ,,;'I'I'V prospect Ini.M-si-u'.. Kii.i.tie,- e,i,nor..li.to for the Itrown admuiiMration. with headiiuarlers in K ails- which is already under ii'., it,.i Pi.,,-.... mi.li:isie.l from critics who (halite ihal ' Ihe onlv chance lakiim the t'alilnrnia "aler plan is o place is that of a new name. lire Ihiil miis. m ( k iti: i:i.i:i rlin KLAMATH KAL1.S (I'l'll--Mrs. Paul Buck of Klamath Kails was re-elecled chairman of the Oreeon Juvenile Advisory Council at the close of Ihe group's annual meeluif; Satur day lllRllt. ir'H TAR G AZEK O 4-1) TU f 1AUt 'l 7. S . 3 ' M 8 81 tfi 5 iv- .'4J.43.55.5'H 61-708 CANCU I.J6-M-4I 37-y787 120 32 -40..H Kt'.73S4J( VII 7, ':i'io-i-2 1 '3lP7j AUG 2 SIPT. . M. I I AY R. IV)l.LS- v Vour Daily Activilv Gu.dt Awarding to fh 5 'on. In i!i-f!cn nv.'.nqo )'T Sri'irs, iov, fi nj rcrrspiiml'tig to nutnlK'f of (Hif tcxi a b 'tli s gn. M O-i i-?.r( t7Co-t'j"v 4 A' 1 S.'.O'I VO.ir L. r,f at frQ&O ()AlW Xeu 00 F ilOl Nfutril 1- 73 37 46 b II 90 8V i ICO.rio CAHICON Hi t- fV 1 3-1 5 03 3 54 W AQUAIlUt 14 IA I? lt) 1(5-48 b6 H MCII Mt :i L-17.?5 4 , -7.71-11 Ms ceedinK costs promised by Ihe eoMMiior when he campoisned for Ihe plan's approval in IMiid liilerior Secrel.u y Slew ai l Udall hist Aui;iisl oiteieil Cali fornia an escape. Ills live-Male Pacific Southwest water plan would brine, Ihe 1 - million acre feet into Southern I'.ililoini.i id federal expense But in addition, he w.nils .in oilier I J million aci elect of' Northern California water (or the desert regions of Ariona ' While lew persons m Calilor nia doubl Ihal lliis sl.de can sup- i ply Cdall's reiiuiremenls, iind 1 then some, Ihe problem ac.un is one ol cost. Mathis, Zcnlner To Appear Here ASHLAND Two recordini; artists. Johnny Malhis, xocahsl. and Si Zcnlner. trombonist and band leader, will a p p e a r at lledriik Junior lliith school. Tuesday. Cel. ... at 8 p. m under the sxnsorship of South ern lireon collei;e Tickets may si ill be purchased al SCC. I'm in kcis in Mcdlonl and The M e 1 o d y House in lirants Pass They may also be. purchased tin) eicnii'.i; ot the concert at the (Iimu , Zcnlner has added a slnnc i section to his regular .Vt-piecc orchestra for this tour. I eminent in Ihe eyes of students as well as the people in gen eral" Police sources said Ihe gov ernment now' (eels it has sliiinpetl mil as thoroughly as it can the underground student movement. -hut it wouldn't he a Rambler Let Us Show You The Terrific Nev Ularm Usrntnq WOOD HEATER Model 700 AMICI, S MOST MCcEfN WOCP CICULATCr AUTOMATIC THtsMOSTATI r'i(ti,- i cast now t s-io r itucxi H'lTn.1 0CtUIM HMSSI i l.S .'6 HS.OTMS 01 WOOO' Wr cm l n save a lot ol' nioncv bv leaving out cu.i values lh.it bcncltt owners. We could simply spray on rust proofing as many others do. But then. Rambler owners might have nisi problems as serious as those of other car owners. That's whv, iJtT spraying on the rust proofing p.iuU-bond solution, vve dip each Rambler body right up lo the roof m atliiekehromate pnmer p.iuu huh that gets into places spraying can't reach. We could eliminate rust lighting galvanised sleel m vital body parls. We could sine still more by using the flat, foinied-wiie seal springs niosi other car. use. But for x.nii ' comfort. I"i4 Ramblers have deep-i ni springs u .ill seal cushions. W e could ceoiiomi 'c w nil flat glass in side windows. Instead, we use cuived-glass .is leatuied m luuuy cars. They not only look smarter; thev permit door openings you don't have to duck through. W e could charge extra for Roof Top 1 ravel Racks on all wagons. Others Jo, but roof racks are sianJ ard on 5 of Rambler's h wagons. for your safety vve put Double Sal'etv Brakes on all Ramblers. Two separate svsienis. they slop wh:n orJinarv hakes would fail. An almost endless 1 1 si ol'such eur.i values are built into Ramblers. Among these: exclusive Ceramie ArmoreJ nuitller. exhaust and tail pipes for long life: exclusive Cush ioned Acousiic.il C eiling of molded fiberglass in Classic. Ambassador cuts road noise .'0 , : handsome st.tinless-sieel covers protect rocker panels on -I Rambler models. Such extra values have swueheJ over ' million owners to Rambler. Rambler is more than a viilleren! i:c of car it's a better A.'ii . . . an ideal balance of all the consid erations thai go into designing an automobile. Rambler removes the wasteful ex cesses like bulky bard-to-park overhang and oxer-thirsty engines and replaces them with handling case and maneuverability plus spar kling performance with famed Rambler eeonomv. Rambler retains things motorists want, like stieteh-out room for six passengers and attractive six ling in every model. And Rambler adds luxuries and owner benefits al no extra cost. Because when xou talk, vve listen . . . then linJ waxs lo fulfill needs car owners tell us about, needs other car makers leave unsalislicJ. 'Hut's how Rambler came inlo being in the first place . . . how it caused such a HenJ that alreadv one-thud of all cars sold in this country arc compacts . . . 1111 Rtimhlcr lhc lop-sclling make of them all. Wc think Rambler's leadership is proof of an obv iously better value. W e'J like xou to see for yourself. Let your Jealer show you the three kinds of cars below each different from lhc other, all beautifully new for 'M. all tilled with Rambler's extra values. Compare how much more you pel in a Rambler, then consider this: Rambler offers the lowest-priced cars built in America I oucst-prucil :-,loor scilan. American 220 1 i-mcsi-pnccil 4-iloor ,citan, American 2Z( l-Cmcst-pricci! 4-iloi.r ....con, American 120 1 tuicM-nnccit certf rnr-'c. A. --nean 440 LeviC'i-pnci-i! :-deir h-irJiop. American 440 ( Xil cen-riri-nru ha.cii on man jMaurcrV si-jicc,:,-,! rci.nl price. I Rambler leads because Rambler listens wtM noo' ,0TIONu HOwn Mcdford Fuel Co. S1H Gttrn Snntpi 772 21 1 I Court 1 McAitd'OI AM Kj.ii.,-. Amt'Han 410-H a .(. 1 Ro'ob'.tr A:hitMiJr I -ft W0H hfjit'p VW R:mi-'t-r Co. i W'cK K tiorv Kv S"o v o'l CBS-TV, Vveuoecoay evenings, 10 p.m., C inniel 3 '" station (!,., a,x at H ft) 0 to) i ) v") (i)