Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 30, 1963, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Texto o o 12 A WEDNESUftT. iteWBtg fl M a o o w They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmf Hark At every accident, the onlookers we TO FILL IN THE LATE-COMEI3S ON ALL THE PERTINENT DETAILS f f I SAW IT ALL 1 HAD A RlNcA flND THE ) ( VlkES.' ) GUY WfcNT THiaoUotf f SIDE SEAT.' IT U uUV WENT THAT V WMA' V A 1760 SmM-J WAS OBVIOUSLY X'WA HOPPEN ( HIT A TEN -TON ) I A CASE OF NO Jf-rTrS f Thew comes the john law to check the FACTS-AN 0 WITNESSES THERE AREN'T ANY.' A harooaapw ER-VERY SERIOUS ACCIDENT.' ANY Of- YOU SEE HOW V IT HAPPENED a"' i0 TIP Of THE l TED HiB8aRD,4.) a -nwcuw Avt.. J BUFFALO IS, 3 :52S f V-- silence or- y ?)Mm i wt hinu kit srf-a, isms Status of Congressional Bills WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sta tus of major legislation: Income Taxes Administra tion - supported bill would re duce income taxes on individu als and corporations by $11 bil lion with $7 billion of relief ef fective on 1964 incomes and rest taking effect in 1965. House passed. Senate Finance Committee holding hearings. Stocks and Bond Taxes To retard flow of American capital abroad, Kennedy has proposed that purchase taxes be levied on Americans who buy foreign stocks and bonds from foreign ers. House Ways & Means Committee concluded public hearings. Senate awaiting House action. Fallout Shelters President Kennedy wants authority to make federal contributions to ward construction of Civil De fense fallout shelters in schools, hospitals and other non-profit Institutions. House passed one year, $190 million bill. Senate nothing scheduled. Foreign Aid Administra tion asking $4.5 billion. House passed authorization bill set ting appropriations ceiling of $3.5 billion. Senate Foreign Relations committee recom mended $4.2 billion. (Actual ap propriations to come later.) Health Insurance President wants hospitalization program for persons 65 and older fi nanced through social security taxes. House Ways & Means Committee expected to hold hearings this fall but no chance for passage this year. Senate awaiting House action. Colleges President asked for new program of loans and grants to build classrooms, li braries and laboratories. Both House and Senate have passed legislation that would provide about $400 million a year for this purpose. A House - Senate conference committee still must work out a compromise version. Vocational Education Ken nedy sought increase in current federal aid of $57 million for job training schools. House passed bill that would boost aid to $237 million a year. Senate passed boost to $243 million, added extension and enlarge ment of national defense educa tion act; three-year cxention of "impacted areas" school aid. A House - Senate conference committee still must work out a compromise version. Libraries President wants construction and operating aid for city as well as country li braries. House committee ap proved. Senate committee ap proved. Package Hlghls Hill - Ken nedy wants new safeguards for Negro voting rights, bnn on customer discrimination by pri vate businesses, justice depart ment authority to start school desegregation suits. White House authoritay to cut off federal aid i mittoe concluded hearings iu uiM.Tiininmury programs, cre ation of federal agencies to fight government - related job bias and help mediate local race dis putes and continuation of Civil Rights Commission. House Judiciary Committee consider ing subcommittee - approved strengthened version of Kennedy bill, including toucher public accommodations, fair employ- men i practices commission (FEPC) covering most jobs, blanket authority (or Justice De partment to act in Civil Rights cases, henate Judiciary Com mittce hearings on package bill in recess, no action expected . Public Accommodations Kennedy's proposal to ban dis crimination in use of hotels, res taurants, theaters, stories and other public accommodations. House strenglhend version in cluded in omnibus bill. Senate Commerce Committee ap proved limited version as sep arate legislation. Employment Discrimination Kennedy endorsed separate FEPC covering private business and labor unions. House La bor Committee approved sep arate bill; Judiciary Subcom mittee included it in omnibus bill. Senate Labor Subcom mittee approved; Commerce Committee put labor union bias i ban into public accommodations bill. ! Cotton Administration back- j cd subsidy plan would provide cheaper cotton for U.S. textile mills; 'includes lower stigwl prices for large-scale growers and potential relaxation oi pianv ing restrictions. House bill approved by Agriculture Com mittee, cleared by Rules Com mittee, scheduled for floor ac tion in mid-November. Senate hearings completed. Mexican Farm Hands 12- year-old law permitting impor tation of Mexicans for tempo rary work on American farms expires Dec. 31; administration reauested one - year extension with new safeguards to protect domestic workers. Senate Pass ed such a measure. House Bill to extend program two years defeated on House floor, Agri culture Committee has approv ed administration-opposed sim ple one-vear extension without safeguard amendments, cleared by Rules Committee, scheduled for foor action this week. Mass Transit Kennedy pro posed $500 million in subsidies to improve city rail, bus and subway services. House Bank ing Committee approved bill, pending in Rules Committee. Senate Approved $75 million program. Wilderness President wants to establish a national program to preserve public lands in their natural state. Senate Passed, with provision covering 8 mil lion acres immediately and pos sibly up to 35 million acres eventually. House No commit tee hearings set. Outdoor Recreation Kenne dy wants a special land and water conservation fund to fi nance purchase of additional federal and state park lands and forests for outdoor recreation. House Interior Committee ap proved bill. Senate Hearings complete awaiting House action. Depressed Areas Kennedy asked Congress to expand sharp ly program of federal redevelop ment aid to local industries de signed to create jobs in areas of chronically high unemploy ment. Senate Approved addi tional $455 million authorization. House Rejected, but Banking Committee has approved a "second-try" $355 million bill which is pending before Rules Commit tee. Ynulh Employment Kennedy asked new $100 million Youth Conservation Corps for outdoor work in forests and parks; home town Youth Corps for local civic projects. House Ed ucation committee has approv ed, pending in Rules commit tee. Senate. Passed. Domestic Peace Corps. Pres ident asking (or new organizn lion of l.ooo to 5,000 skilled vol unteers to carry out work in this country similar to Peace Corps projects abroad. $5 mil lion first year cost. House Education and Labor subcom dation through improved ma ternal and infant care. Railroad Payroll Taxes Con gress approved legislation re quiring larger employer and employee contributions to rail road retirement fund increased employer contributions only to railroad unemployment insur ance fund to avert long-range shortage. Military Pay President ask ed $1.2 billion pay boost for servicemen, reservists and re tirees. Congress approved $1.2 billion increase with some changes including elimination of boosts for low-ranking enlisted men with less than two years service. Draft Congress granted Ken nedy's request for four-year ex tension of selective service and doctor draft. Feed Grains Congress ex tended for two years temporary program of paying farmers to hold down surplus production of corn and other feed grains. Silver To combat shortage of silver for coins, Congress gave administration authority it re quested to replace existing silver-backed $1 bills with gold backed $1 bills. Women Workers Starting next June employers must pro vide equal pay for women work ers who do the same work as men; new law applies to jobs covered by minimum wage-hour law. Taxes Congress in response to administration request ex tended for another year present temporary tax rates on corpora tion profits, liquor, cigarettes, automobiles, telephone calls and airline tickets which had been scheduled to drop to lower lev els July 1. (Corporation tax rates would be permanently re vised downward, if Kennedy's tax-reduction program is en acted.) National Debt Limit Con gress granted President's re quest to extend through Nov. 30 temporary ceiling of $30!) billion on national debt. Ceil ing would hnve reverted to $285 billion Sept. I without the new legislation. Current debt about $20 billion above that figure. Rail Dispute Congress au thorized creation of seven-man board to arbitrate two key work rules issues, thus averting na tionwide strike. Award to re main in effect for two years, other issues not subject to ar bitration but strike over them barred (or at least 180 days. Medical Schools Congress granted Kennedy's request for federal aid (or construction of medical-dental schools and loan aid to medical and dental stu dents. 1 hree-year program would cost about $236 million. Trealv Senate ratified treatv with Soviet Russia, Britain, oth Senate -Passed Price-Cutting Administra-tion-onoosed hill harked hv druggists and some other retail I cr nntioiw which bans nuclear groups is designed to stop re-1 ,e!i,s in air- sl)lu'p aml unri,'r' tail price-cutting of brand-name merchandise. House Com m e r c e committee approved, pending before Rules commit tee. Senate Commerce sub committee has not set date to resume hearings. Awaiting Signature Menial Health Administra tion's long-range program lor community treatment centers; research on and treatment of menial retardation. Compro mise would start plan by spend ing $329 million over first four years. Enacted : Mental Retardation Second part of President's mental health program, will spend !55 million over five to seven year period to combat mental retar- wntcr Civil Rights Commission Stop-gap one year extension of commission's authority; would continue it beyond present cut off date of Nov. 30. i iiii.hiit.i,il,w.f7!iriiiiii J F Phont 772-4JJ4 A DOUBT! if; C- f Sim, i i A .T - -J Ellsworth J. Robison Ph. 664-1433-5145 Dobrot Way, Central Point Don't live with it' Nor when ir' s so easy to pur.h.ne "pcue ot Vint!" vith our Mottilird Lite plan This is substantial insurant? pro tection tor your tatn.ly vshith Is well within vol" means. Mav I ex plain it to you without obligation? 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Wool slipover & J Cardigans. Values to 7.98 3 OFF LITTLE BOYS SHIRTS Sizes 2 to 5. long sleeve. Dark prints. Aft Regular 1.49 mWV 2 ONLY LITTLE BOYS' JACKETS Q QA Regular 6.98 ViVV INFANTS' STRETCH PLAY Ragular 3.00 INFANTS' 3-PC. TERRY PAJAMA Regular 1 89 1.49 99 LINGERIE DISCONTINUED BRA STYLES Values to 3.95 FLANNEL GOWNS & PAJAMAS 5.00 value NYLON TRICOT SHIFT GOWNS AND BABY DOUS. Reg. 3.99 WOMEN'S NYLON BRIEFS Asst. colors and white WOMEN'S FANCY PANTS lavish lace trim NYLON HOSE Famous makers irregulars. Comp. valuf 1 .39 2.49 2.99 2.50 21.00 99 3,1.50 ! BEDDING 37 YELLOW STRIPE PILLOW CASES leg. 1 '8 p.. 10 DOUBLE SIZE STRIPE SHEETS Flat & Fitted. Yellow, pink or green Regular 4 29 1.22 2.88 SPORTSWEAR CLEARANCE Famous make cotton capris, shorts, calfskinners. Plaids and solids. Final close-out on all early Fall pants and cotton tops. 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DACRONCOTTON Stripes & plaids, Reg. 1.98 yd.. 100 YDS. AMERITEX Printed and flocked fabrics Reg. 1.59 yd. ASSORTED DRESS REMNANTS SV 33 21.00 88 1.33 1.33 1.33 V2 PRICE NOTIONS ODDS & ENDS THREAD, TAPES & BRAIDS Reg. 15c DARNING COTTON Regular 10c 2 ONLY CIRCULAR CHAIR COVERS Quilted. Reg. 7.98 4 ONLY PLASTIC GLOVE BOXES Reg. 1.29 . 10 ONLY DRITZ BOBBIN BOX Regular 1.00 CARDED BUTTONS Regular 29c to 69c 6 ONLY BACK RESTS Regular 5.98 .09 2 .09 4.99 .19 .66 -.09 2.99 ACCESSORIES 10 ONLY TEENAGE HANDBAGS Regular 2.98 JEWELED SI LIPOIDS Regular 4.98 BETTER JEWELRY Regular 3.00 lo 10.00 . 1.19 3.99 ... P.t. PRICE FAMOUS MAKE LEATHER GOODS Billfolds, lighters, cigarette cases, etc. It PRICE p.t. PALMED WOOL KNIT GLOVES Assorted colors GLOVE CLEARANCE Regular 3.00 & 4.00 MULTI STRAND PEARL NECKLACES Regular 2.00 6 ONLY BELTS Asst. colors. Reg. 2.00 10 ONLY SMALL SILK SCARFS Regular 1.00 ART PRINTS Reg. 1.00 and 2.00 10 ONLY COMPL. MAKE-UP KIT Famous name. Reg. 6.00 .88 1.79 .66 p 44 .44 .77 & 1.44 3.00 CHINA & GIFTS DESLIN ALUMINUM WARE Freezer to flame. Casseroles, 7 serv, 1 bowls. Reg. 9.98 to 17.98 2 TRICE CANDLES Multi colored tapers, 7 jumbo sizes Regular 1.00 TABLE OF ODDS & ENDS 1 China and gifts 2 PRICE ART NEEDLEWORK .66 10 ONY CHERIE CARDIGAN KIT M ft A Reg. 6.99 4.9v 2 ONLY AFGHAN KITS f AA Reg. 12.98 I .V d ODD DYE LOTS IN YARNS 11Q Reg. 1.65 skein I I W Reg. 98c skein 66C CURTAINS & DRAPES ASSORTED CURTAINS 12 pr.-reg. to 3.59 18 pr.-reg. to 3.59 . 27 pr.-reg. to 9.98 21 ASST. DAVENO SLIPCOVERS Reg. to 16.98 1 ONLY 12x15 RAYON RUG Reg. 59.98 18 ONLY SCATTER RUG SETS Two rugs per set. Reg. 3.88 -.88 -1.88 2.88 7.88 33.88 2.88 MERCHANDISE ON SALE, 9:30 A.M. THURSDAY - SORRY, NO PHONE ORDERS