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! i Italy Plunged Into Political Crisis as Cabinet Resigns i ; Premier Resigns; Serious Trouble Ahead Expected ROME (UPI) - The stop-gap cabinet ot Premier Giovanni Leone resigned en masse today, plunging this North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) country back into the political crisis that has plagued it for most of the year. The cabinet, formed after general elections last April, rated to resign in a zvnunuic session, ending its 137 days in office. The development had been exDected. Leone immediately went to nresent his resienation to Presi dent Antonio Semi, a Christian Democrat like himself. Other Passible Action Unless they call new elec tions, the Christian Democrats appeared to have only two pos sible courses of action: To form another ceo!er4eft coalition or to set op a new government based on nfht-wmg support. Either could lead to serious trouble, with the Communists the secuod Urges! political party in the country waiting in the wings to cash in. The um' mumsts also might stand to gain by elections. In April, they picked up another million votes. To form a new center - left under Christian Democratic Party Leader Aldo Moro prob ably would mean bowing to the left-wing Socialists who are op posed to any nuclear arms m Europe. It also would mean giv ing the Socialists cabinet posts, ending their government opposi tion which has stretched over most of their 71-year history in Italian politics. Money Leaves Country . A center-left also could open the road to numerous economic problems. During the past months, the industrialists who have been mostly responsible for Italy's tremendous economic growth have been depositing lire worth hundreds of millions of dollars in Swiss banks. The drain on Italian currency already has had an effect, and a new center-left government is almost certain to increase the flow unless some definite action to stop it is taken. , The flight ot money abroad Is a result of a steady infla tionary spiral. Little has been done to check the trend and the situation, according to econo mists, is reaching the critical point. The other formula for a polit ical solution based on right wing support has been tried repeatedly over the past years. Because a number of small right-wing parties must give support in order to form a par liamentary majority, it usually leads to a short-lived government. Regional Edition Medford Page 2A Tribune MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1963 Cigarette Tax To Be Introduced SALEM (UPI) -Rep. Morris Crothcrs, R-Salcm, said today he would Introduce a 6-cont a pack cigarette tax bill at the special legislative session begin ning next Monday. Oregon is the only state that does not tax cigarettes. Crothers said he would have money from a cigarette tax this biennium used to restore basic school support money. Cigarette tax revenues would not be car marked in future bienniums, he said. Foreign Briefs COMMUNISTS MARK END OF HUNGARIAN REVOLT VIENNA, Austria (I'PD On the seventh anniversary of the defeat of the Hungarian revolt, the Communists Monday honored the "martyrs of the counter-revolution of 1956" who died crushing the uprising, Budapest Radio reported. Throughout the capital, the broadcast said, wreaths were laid at the graves of fallen soldiers and civilians, and commemorative tablets in all districts of the city were honored. FORMER PRESIDENT OF MEXICO DIES MEXICO CITY (UPI) Pascual Ortis Rubio, 86, former presi dent of Mexico, died Monday. Ortit Rubio served as governor of his native stale of Michoacan before becoming president in 1930, During his two years in office, a bullet from a would-be assassin grated his face, leaving a permanent scar, but he was not serf ously wounded. CHOLERA TAKES TOLL IN EAST PAKISTAN DACCA, Pakistan (UPI) About 600 persons have died from cholera in East Pakistan in the last four weeks, authorities said today. ALGERIA SIGNS TRADE PACT WITH RUSSIA ALGIERS. Algeria (UPI) Algeria Monday night signed a commercial agreement with the Soviet Union calling for $20 mil lioa in trade for 1964. REUTERS CORRESPONDENT DETAINED IN CUBA HAVANA (UPI) Alan Oiley, a British citiien and correspond ent for Reuters News Agency, was being held at Cuban military intelligence headquarters here today for the fifth straight day. Oxley. the only resident correspondent from an English-speaking nation, had at last count been arrested 17 times by the G-2. or military intelligence secret police. Public Works Bill Supporters Seek To Pass Administration WASHINGTON (UPI)-Some House members are hoping to secure passage this year of a $900 million job-producing pub lic works bill by adopting new strategy to bypass the adminis tration. , The legislation is designed to create jobs by pumping into economically depressed areas federal funds for sewage and water systems, health facilities, road improvements and other projects. Rep. John A. Blatnik, D- Minn., introduced the measure, which could continue for an other year the accelerated pub lic works program on which $850 million has been spent since last year. ' Won't Be Asked Blatnik, chairman of a public works subcommittee which is holding hearings on the bill, said Kennedy administration of ficials would not be asked to testify on it. This avoids putting the ad ministration on the spot. Ad ministration officials might find it hard to endorse such a large spending program in view of their arguments for a tax cut. however much they might agree with the alms of the pub lic works bill. Chairman Wilbur Mills. D- Ark., of the House Ways & Means Committee, in success fully steering the administra tion's tax bill through t h e House, argued that the govern ment could not travel "both roads" in combatting a recession. Must Do Something He said it would have to be done either by heavy federal spending or through a tax cut. The implication was that by adopting the tax rut, Congress would not have to vote addition al spending programs. But Blatnik and several other House members maintain that it will take sometime before the effects of tax reduction are felt. In the meantime, they con tend, something must be done for areas where unemployment is high and persistent. Mexican Receives Penitentiary Term KLAMATH FALLS (UPI) A Mexican harvest worker who pleaded guilty to manslaughter was sentenced to six years in the state penitentiary Monday. Isabel Rodriguiz, 24, of Mer cedes, Tex., had been charged in the slaying of another harvest worker, Richard M. Rodriguiz, 42, of Phoenix, Ariz., Oct. 23. The body was dumped in an irrigation canal near the Ore gon - California border. Rodri guiz was arrested near Bend the same day as the slaying. Over-the-Counter Western Stocks lliil Askfd Bank America tl.V, (!' 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I I I i VATICAN CITY (UPI) - James Francis Cardinal Mcln- tyre of Los Angeles told the Ecumenical Council today that a proposal to decentralize au thority in the Catholic Church is a "radical change" which might endanger the unity of the church." Cardinal Mclntyre, one of the most conservative members of the U.S. hierarchy, spoke for LASOTA To Mr. and Mrs. Billy Joe, Route 1, Box 758, Eagle Point, Nov. 2, 1963, twins, a boy 6 pounds and a girl 6Vt pounds, at Rogue Valley Hos pital. I t l'r! J-- V ON TRIAL T. Eugene Thompson carries a cup of hot coffee into the courtroom in Minneapolis, Minn., where he is on trial for first degree murder. Thompson is accused of masterminding the slaying of his wife last March 6. (UPI) Picture Produces Telling Effect in Thompson s Trial MINNITAPnUS: Minn (UPI) It was only a smiling picture, but it had a most telling effect. The man held his eyes tight shut. He took off his glasses and squeezed his nose between his eyes with his right hand. His eyelids were clampea in a grimace. Tilmer Eugene Thompson, the former elder of the Presbyter ian fhurnh in si Paul in which his 34-year-old wifa was a choir singer, had hoard nimseu oe scribed Monday at his murder trial as a faithless nusoana who sneaked off with another wom an for nights in motels and holds. The state of Minnesota had said it would show he took the "nihnr ivnmnn" riirtinB. dancing, paid for her baby sitters, had her teeth cared tor, unnm-x-u sorrelarial training, and begged her to give him 11 months to get enough money for both of them to live on. The begging Hie "other ,..,,," hurl infni-mprt Thomp son she intended to marry an-1 other man took . place 15 1 months before the slaying of ; Thompson s wile caroi. prosccu-1 inr William B. Randall said the state would show. Introduces Picture l a(n in ihn nflni-nonn. Randall was in the middle of question ing his third witness, a menu lkn Tlinmllins who told hoW he had advised the husband to take out insurance on nis wnc. Suddenly the prosecutor from St. Paul produced the smiling picture, identified it to the couu clerk as stale exhibit 11, and handed it to defense attorney ii.. cn Snnnll -iiis five feel in front of defendant Thompson. iin hnlrt the nicturc in front of I him and studied it. 11 was Cnrol. Thompson must i hnvo had a glimpse earlier to see who it was. But he never! saw it as Segell held it ni cio.-c range, lie (lug his right hand into his eves. His neck red dened. His left jaw muscle worked. Will Ak Knr Life Randall will ask this Jury to send the crewcut criminal law- ver to prison tor lite, inc mum sentence for first - degree murder in Minnesota. He told the jury in his open ing statement Monday that Thompson "insligntcd, planned and helped" in what the stale expects to show was a three man conspiracy in "murder for hire." Besides the "other wom an" motive, ho offered to prove that In n space of about a year before Carol's horribly botched slaving last March 6, Thompson took out $1,(155.000 in term and accidental death insurnnce on her. with himself as ben eficiary. Randall told the jury he would show Thompson sent $2,500 in cash to his' police character acquaintance, Nor man J. Mastrian, who went "shopping for a killer" and found one on his fourth try. This alleged killer has con fessed the crime. N.Y. Stock Exchange Closed for Election NEW YORK (Ul'I) -The New York Slock Exchange was closed today because of elections being held through out (ho, stale. MORNING GAGGING (, U hat cniitrs morning gaptint? A. Mouth breathing probably causes much of the morning p agger's troubles. Mouth breathing during steep can be due to blockage of the nasal passages because of infection, allergies, or some physical de rangement. Mouth breathing tends to dry the qormally moist, "slippery" throat tis sues. Swallowing causes the parched, "scratchy" surfaces to rub together, thus stimulat ing the gag reflex. Treatment, as prescribed by a physician, might start with measures di reeled toward establishing and maintaining normal nasal breathing. FEVER IN CHILDREN ). I pmpi bathing rrr onxmenHrd for reducing -rrr in children? Should tralrr or alcohol b Hard A. There is probably no bet ter way to reduce fever than to sponge the child wiih iliuM u tvni .n (rfver rnlrH water or alcohol and promote evaporation oy gemic tanning, The prronal interest take in llir health of tluie servtv if. of equal impur lanrr villi tlif profftonI "kill put in Hie tliprn itt IE 1 prrrrthrtl mriiiriiir ft FREE CITY-WIDE DELIVERY SERVICE Green Stamps Mint 1 Central 772-9431 Cardinal Mclntyre Speaks Against Decentralizing of Church Authority Births GODSBY - To Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Joe, General Delivery, Central Point, Nov. 2, 1963, a boy, 6 pounds, at Rogue Val ley Hospital. ENYART To Mr. and Mrs. John Mark, Star Route 1, Box 823, Elk Creek Road, Trail, Nov. 1963, a boy, 7 pounds, at Rogue Valley Hospital. Portland Produce PORTLAND (UPI) Dairy market: Eggs To retailers: AA extra large 48-52e; AA large 46-40c: A large 43-46c: AA medium 40-44C. A small 23-30c: cartons 1-cent higher. Butter To retailers: AA and A prints 67c; carton 3c higher; u prints title. Cheese (medium cured) To retailers 4S-4S: processed Ameri can 5-10 lb. loaf, 43-48C. the first time at this session of the council as the fathers opened debate on a new docu ment which would enhance the authority of bishops to run their own dioceses. It also would grant official recognition and real legislative powers to na tional conferences of bishops, such as the U.S. National Cath olic Welfare Conference. Liberals Defend Idea Paul Cardinal Richaud of Bordeaux, France, led a long list of Western European liber als who strongly defended the idea of national episcopal con ferences, and argued that the document should go even fur ther in freeing bishops from un due interference by the Roman Curia. Today's debate, coming after a four-day council recess, indi cated that the new documents will generate at least as much controversy as the one on the church, which fathers discussed for four weeks previously at this session. Cardinal Mclntyre indicated he was particularly anxious about the proposal to grant of ficial recognition and juridical status to national conferences of bishops. He said this would entail dangerous consequences for the unity of the church. Cardinal Richaud replied that there is no question of allowing national episcopal conferences to settle questions of faith or doctrine, but he said they are far more competent than Vati can bureaucrats to judge where adaptations are necessary to lo cal situations. Decisions Mentioned He mentioned decisions on the use of modern languages in Catholic worship as an example of issues that should be left to national conferences of bishops. The proposals for a sweeping decentralization of authority in the church was contained in a document which was described as a "declaration of independ ence" for bishops. It asserts that bishops should be allowed to run their own di oceses without undue interfer ence from the Vatican bureauc racy. The document does not use quite such blunt language, of PORTLAND (UPII Dressed chickens No. 1 grade dressed to retailers: Fryers, whole drawn. 20-37c lb.; cut-up 33-40C lb.; hens light typs, whole drawn. 2I-""c lb.; light type hens, cut-up, 23 30c lb.; heavy whole 35-39c lb. Portland Livestock PORTLAND (UPI) USDA Cattle 250. No early trade test; utility-standard steers 17.25.19; Cutter-utility cows 11.30 . 12.30; choice 7bn in. lecaer sicers zu.au; medium feeder steers 840-930 lb. 16: Eood-mostly choice bred heif ers and cows 17.50. calves 75. Maugntcr goon-cnoicc 200-305 lb. 25-28: occasional good 320 lb. 20. Hogs 200. 1-2 207-215 lb. barrows and gilts steady at 18.50. sneep ouu. i.iiuice -jo to. wuuica lambs 18; mosU.v choice shorn 1 pelt 132 lh. 13.50; choice woolcd feeder lambs around 73 lb. 16.30; 30 lb. at 13; mixed good-choice 60-75 lb. shorn 1 pelt feeder lambs 15.50. Hatfield To Speak At Joint Session SALEM (UPI) -Gov. Mark Hatfield will appear before the joint session of the legislature Monday afternoon to re commend solutions to the state's fiscal crisis. The governor will address the joint session in the House cham bers shortly after the special session is convened at noon. He will recommend that law makers open basic school sup port to allotment control, and ask for re-enactment of the one shot speedup of withholding tax collections. Travis Cross, Hatfield's press secretary, said the governor's address would be about IS min utes in length. course. It speaks instead of tha need for harmonious relation ships between bishops and tha Roman Curia. But it clearly re flects the resentments of many Catholic bishops against the ne cessity of consulting Rome on even minor matters of adminis tration and sometimes wait ing months for an answer. ; The key principle which the document would establish is that bishops, while remaining under the over-all jurisdiction of the Pope, "shall have all the faculties which the proper and expeditious exercise of their or dinary and immediate power demands." Canon lawyers . pointed out that this amounts to a "decla ration of independence" for bishops, assuring them of far greater autonomy in routine administration of their dioceses than they have had in the past. Cut Copying Costs! THERMO Copy Machine Owners . . . PRICED UP TO 40 LOWER Per Box of 500 Sheets Will" V4"xl4" 1 box $17.00 i 19.00 10 bones 15.00 u. 17.00 ea. SAVE UP TO $10 PER BOX OF THERMAL COPY PAPER at no sacrifice in quality . . , with N. W. Thermal Copy Paper. Clean sharp, permanent copies on bond-type White paper. 'T.M. 0I 3M Ce. 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