THl'liSDAY, (K'TOKfcR 21. 1963
MEDFORD MAII, TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
Hatfield Blasts
Political Image
LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Ore
gon Gov. Mark Hatfield said
public image of politics and
plilicians was "inefficient,
dirty (and) graft ridden," but
that government was generally
better than sometimes apathet
ic citizens deserved.
In a talk before students at
Occidental College, Hatfield said
government would be better if
the public gave more attention
to it and constructive support.
"We are all married to the
politicians," said Hatfield, "and
our governmental inlaws will
live with us all the days of our
lives."
Hatfield said his mail and
polls taken over the nation re
flected a "cynical catalogue of
criticism (that) includes a list
of adjectives that is far from
flattering."
He said students had a re
sponsibility for a renewed in
terest with government and
should participate.
"Where will we find the talent
that government and politics
need, if not hercb" he asked.
Servicemen
(JOES TO FAIRCHILD
Airman Third Class Michael
R. Fetherston, Mcdford, is be
ing reassigned to Fairchild Air
Force Base, Wash., following his
graduation from the United
States Air Force technical train
ing course fur supply specialists
at Amarillo, Tex.
Airman Fetherston is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Fether
ston, 1805 Easy St., Medford.
He was trained in the use of
supply publications and mech
anized accounting procedures
used in Air Force supply activi
ties. He is a 1 !Mi3 graduate of
Medford High School.
Highway 97 Crash
Takes Two Lives
SHANIKO, Ore. (UPI) - Two
persons died on U.S. Highway
97 north of here Tuesday night
when a car swerved across the
road and struck another parked
on a shoulder.
The victims were Hoy Salhcr.
17, of Kent, Wash., driver of
the moving vehicle, and Mrs.
Edgar Morris, 41, Sacramento,
Calif.
Morris, 52, and Gerald D.
Hammond, 7. of Pasco, Wash.,
were hospitalized. Bolh were in
the parked car.
Runaway Juveniles
Taken Info Custody
Four runaway juveniles, two
from Oregon and two from Los
Angeles, Calif., were taken into
custody by Medford police yes
terday. The Los Angeles youngsters,
a boy aged 111 and a girl aged
14, were reported to be in Med
ford by the North Hollywood ju
venile department.
The boy was arrested about
II p.m. Wednesday near the res
idence of a relative, and the girl
was taken into custody at a
downtown hotel about 4:30
o'clock this morning. They were
lodged in juvenile detention
home.
A 14-year-old girl from Rose
burg and a 15-year-old girlfrom
Winston called police about
1 11:20 p.m. yesterday to give
t themselves up.
I They told oficcrs they had
! run away from their home on
Wednesday morning after they
l were expelled from school for
i smoking. They were placed in
the custody of the Medford aunt
of one of the girls.
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WEST (JliUM.W (JltKETEl) West German
Defense Minister Kai Uwe von Hasscl, left,
is greeted by U.S. Air Force Secretary Eugene
Zuckert as he arrives at Ithein-Main Air Foicp
Base at Frankfurt, Germany to watch "Opera
tion Big Life.' At center is Gen. Gabriel Dis
nsway, commander of the U.S. Air Force in
Germany. (UPI)
United Parcel Authorized (or Oregon Service
SALEM (UPI) United Par
cel Service today was au
thorized by the public utility
commissioner to establish limit
ed delivery service in Oregon
beginning Nov. 1.
The decision climaxed one of
the most controversial cases
ever decided by the PUC in Ore
gon. Commissioner Jonel C. Hill
said United Parcel Service
(UPS) was authorized 'to offer
overnight small package pickup
and delivery service to points
within a six-mile-wide belt along
the interstate highway between
Portland and Medford.
Hill said the firm also would
be able to serve a six-milc-wide
belt between Portland and
Bcaverton along State Highway
R. i
iMcrilnnl Terminal
Hill listed Bcaverton, Eugene,
Roseburg and Medford as the;
cities where UPS will be au
thorized to give local cartage
service. The company has an- j
nounced these cities will be ;
: terminal points.
j Hill placed the following re- j
, strictions:
No service between retail .
stores and their customers, ship-
ments not to exceed 100 pounds j
per day per customer, no same
day delivery and no individual I
package to weigh more than 50
pounds or be more than 108 in
ches in length and width.
When the company applied for
a permit two years ago, it
asked permission to serve the
entire state, and to provide di
rect store-lo-eustomer delivery
service.
The application triggered pro
tests from more than 40 firms
engaged in package and freight
service and led to 32 days of
hearings during which 125 wit
nesses testified.
Udall Announces
Program To Help
Fishing Industry
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Inte
rior Secretary Steward Udall to
day announced a 10-year gov
ernment program to help the
nation's lagging fishing industry
compete in world markets.
Named "Trident" after the
three-pronged spear carried by
the legendary Neptune, the plan
calls for scientific research and
financial help for U.S. fisher
men, now being outdone at the
oceans' fishing holes.
Udall said fish in east and
west coastal fishing areas, once
the sole hunting grounds of
American fishermen, are now
being caught by hundreds of
Russian and Japanese vessels.
Critical Problems
In presenting the Trident plan
to President Kennedy and Con
gress. Udall said U.S. commer
cial fisheries "are facing crit
ical problems at home and se
rious competition abroad."
The new plan calls for:
Greater emphasis on re
search into fishing industry
problems.
Solving some of the indus
try's financial problems, includ
ing support of legislation to
lessen the cost of new fishing
vessel construction.
Program to offset subsidies
paid by some foreign govern
ments to their fishing industries.
Increased efforts to expand
foreign markets, plus promotion
al campaigns for home consum
tion of U.S. fish products.
The Suez canal was 72 feet
wide when built. It has been
widened to 200 feet.
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