Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 20, 1963, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextBarghoorn Tells Details Of 16-Day Prison Ordeal WASHINGTON (UPI) - A "youngish looking" stranger outside the Moscow hotel thrust a roll of newspapers into the hands of the startled American. "Unwittingly, foolishly," said Yale Prof. Frederick C. Barg hoorn, "I took it and put it in my coat pocket. . .almost simul taneously a couple of men grabbed me and took me to an auto." Thus, with the oldest and crudest form of espionage Police Check City Streets, Campus For Sneak Bomber By United Press International Police is Tuscaloosa, pa trolled city streets and the in tegrated University of Alabama campus today in hopes of pre venting a sneak bomber from striking again. Three after-dark blasts with in the past four days were touched off by tne bomDer. Two were in a Negro residen tial community and one was a short distance from uie univer sity dormitory where Vivian Malone, the school's only Negro student, resides. The bombs, so far, have caused no injuries and done very little property damage, but residents of the community are jittery. "These blasts have gotten people's nerves on edge," Miss Malone said Tuesday. After Questioning Police arrested a 40-year-old white man Tuesday in connec tion with the bombings, but re leased him after a few hours of questioning. Nineteen "peace marchers" face trial at Macon, Ga., today on charges of illegally distrib uting literature. The blraclal group, hiking from Canada to Cuba to dem onstrate for peace, was arrest ed Tuesday after passing out pamphlets to the pastor ef a Negro church In violation of a no-pamphlet ordinance. Some of the group were charged with resisting arrest when they lay down In the street. Led by Bradford Lyttle of Voluntown, Conn., the hikers carried Elans reading "Demand freedom to visit Cuba," "End racial discrimination" and Re sist evil but not with Violence.' About 100 blraclal demonBtra tors picketed police headquar ROUND RIBS SIRLOIN Aged for Flavor 2030; phone W. Main t 772-6828 J "ifeyr I stIacc FRESH GROUND All Beef No Cereal lbs. Boneless Beef OVER ROASTS 79 Rump i Tips ....... lb. "frameup", began Barghoorn's 16-day ordeal in a Russian pris on. He told the story to news men Tuesday after reporting It in detail to the State Depart ment. In view of the incident, U.S. officials said they were still un decided when cultural exchange talks could be resumed witn Russia In the absence uf a So viet agreement on treatment of arrested persons. But Barghoorn told newsmen. ters at New York City Tuesday in protest against alleged police brutality. The group accused police of using horses and nightsticks to break up recent civil rights demonstrations. Elsewhere in the nation: Philadelphia: The U.S. Dis trict Court was asked by the Philadelphia Teachers Associa tion Tuesday for permission to intervene in a segregation suit filed against the board of edu cation. The suit charged the board with violating an agree ment to end de facto segrega tion and the teachers with at tempting to sabotage the agree ment. Chicago: Prof. Russell H. Barrett of the University of Mississippi says his school fol lowed a "policy of weakness" regarding the rights of har assed white students who be friended former Negro student James Meredith. Raleigh, N.C.i Attorney C.C. Malone Jr. told the state Su preme Court Tuesday that five Negro demonstrators were within their rights when they lay down In a Greensboro street. Anderson,- S.C.: The Greater Anderson Ministerial Associa tion has voted to drop sponsor ship of annual Thanksgiving Day services in tne city recre ation center following rejection by city council of a request that tne services be integrated. Birmingham. Ala.: Edward Fields, information director of the National States Rights party, Tuesday filed a $1 mil lion libel suit against the Bir mingham News and columnist David Lawrence, charging they contrived in an article to "bring him ' Into disrepute among his neighbors." and Tenderness BEEF 1 00 Lean Shoulder PORK ROASTS Center Cut VI 39 Young Mldw.it Pork lb, II FRESH TURKEYS LOCAL FRYERS & ROASTERS "I hope that this experience that I have had will not destroy the possibilities of continuing these exchanges." Recollection Is Kuzzy The 82-year-old head of Soviet studies at Yale told newsmen he remembered little about the young man who stopped him in front of Moscow's Metropole Hotel about 7:25 p.m. Oct. 31 and asked, "are you an Ameri can citizen?" He half remembered that the man spoke in English, but he wasn't sure. He recalled that as he accepted the papers he thought they must be some Kind of propaganda material Barghoorn said he was hand cuffed and taken first to po nce station ana uien to orison Soviet officials confronted him with the papers and said they contained "military secrets." Some of the contents "looked like photographs," Rarglioorn said, but he didn't understand what they were about because "I've never had any military He was told that the "young stranger" had also been arrest ed, but he never confirmed this and never saw the young man again. Why had it happened? "It Is true." the Drofesjnr said, "that I go about talking to people and taking notes. In fact I have some of the note books In my pocket right now." "The definition of intelligence in the Soviet Union," he said, "differs widely from the defini tion of Intelligence in the Unit ed States." He explained that he had been interviewing Russians on such subjects as political indoc trination, which the Russians might consider "sensitive." Also, he said, there had been a period between 1949 and 19S1 before the death of Stalin when he had done "intelligence" work for the State Department, interviewing Russian refugees in Germany. Barghoorn made trios to Rus sian in 1956, 1958, 1959, 1961 and twice In 1963. He said the Russians wanted to discuss all of this past travel so "there was quite a lot to talk about." House Committee Hears Senator on Soviet Wheat Sale WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate .Banking Committee to day Kept its pledge to Sen. Karl Mundt, R-S.D., to consider nis proposal to bar use of gov ernment creau to underwrite Wheat sales to Communist na tions. Mundt was called as the lenH. off witness at a hearing this morning. Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon was to follow him at an afternoon session to give the administration's views. Mundt offered the proposal as an amendment to the foreign aid bill last week, but withdrew It after being assured that the Banking Committee would act on the measure bv Nov. 25. His decision removed the last ob stacle to Senate passage of the loreign aid mil. The Mundt measure would prohibit the export-import bank from underwriting or guaran teeing short-term loans to the communists to finance proposed sales of surplus U.S. grain. At one point during his fight for the controversial amend ment last week, Mundt modi fied his proposal to include all manuiacturcd products and all arm products, as well wheat. Mundt told the Senate that the proposal to have the exDort- import DanK guarantee 75 per cent of the cost of '.he sales made through commercial U.S. banks was ridiculous. Foreign KURD TRIBESMEN TEHRAN. lrn (UPI) that Kurd tribesmen In Iraq have killed "large numbers.'' Iranian correspondents said the Knrds are lighting on the side of the National Guard, which supports the deposed Baath 1st government, against the regular Army, which supports the new regime, LEG-CrtOSSING CilABACTEIUSTCS DESCRIBED PARIS (UPI) - President Kennedy Is "ambitious, authori tarian and exerts self-control." the newspaper Paris Jour said today after seeing a picture nl the President seated. Kennedy crosses his right leg over his left, said the news paper, common habit among people with those characteristics. Brlgltle Bardot, on the other leg, rontlnued the newspaper, Is lelUover-rlghlcr Jealous and prone to be melnncholy. Non leg crossers, concluded the newspaper, are delicate and optimistic. ANTI-COMMUNIST T.MPF.H (UPI) - Nationalist Chinese guerrillas created sev eral anti-Communist Incidents In Canton during National Day celebrations In the South China city last October 1, an official report said today. The government-operated ponea mil snouts of "down tnr improvements In living if Jqv v f ECONOMY-SIZED SPUD "I can't believe it," exclaims Cour ier, after she was handed mamoth potato at Oregon State Ag ricultural offices in Salem, Ore. Economy-sized spud, here compared to foot-ruler, weighs four pounds four ounces and could serve 16 persons generously. (UPI) AT&T Stock Split Triggers Sharp Market Advance NEW YORK (UPI) -News of a planned 2-for-l stock split and dividend boost for American Telephone Sc Telegraph today triggered a sharp stock market advance on heavy trading. The 2-for-l split will give AT&T 600 million authorized shares, the largest for any com pany in history, and would mean a oavout of $1.2 billion in divi dends next year one of the largest disbursements ever made. DOW ioNES AVERAGES NEW YORK (UPI) -Dow Jones final stock averages: 30 Industrials 742.06, up 5.41; 20 railroads 171.30, up 0.02; 15 utilities 138.07, off 0.60; and 65 stocks 261.07, up 0.93. Sales to day were about 5.33 million hares compared with 4.41 million shares Tuesday. Wednesday s prices on selected tockx; Allied Chemical Alum Co Am Anicrtcnn Air Line American Can American Motors r. AT&T American Tobacco ...... Anaconda Copper Armco American Standard Avco Corp ... Bcndix Corp . Bethlehem Steel Boeing Air ... Brunswick Caterpillar Corp Chrysler Corn . aav. . MM .13D . 48 U . fio?;, . 18 . 22 48 , 30'i 3mi . IPs . 473, R.I 103'', , 73', '2fTi 413, S2' . am lfiJ 63 2 6 Hj 111 ? Tl; . VIV, . .12'', . S2T . 4B3, . 4S', in. Coca Cola CBS Columbia Can Continental can Crown Zcllcrbach Crucible Steel Curtiss Wright Dow Chemical Du Pont Eastman Kodak Firestone Ford CJen, Dynamics ... uenerai eiccinc General Foods General Motors General Port Cement ... Georgia Pacific Great Northern Hallway Greyhound Gulf Oil Hnmeatnke (xd) Idaho Power . IBM lnt Paper Johns Mnnville Kennccott Copper Lockheed Aircraft Martin Merck Montana Power MontRoniery Ward Nations! Biscuit New York Central Northern Natural Gas .. Northern Pacific Pac Oa Elec Penney .1. c. . Penn nn Permanente Cement Philltpi Procter A Gamble Radio Corp Richfield Oil Safeway (xd) Scars Shell on . .. Sncony Mobil Oil Southern Co 47.1 47 'a !l04 J Briefs HATTi.K REGULARS Newspapers hor reported today are battling regular troops and INCIDENTS IN CANTON Central News Agency (CNA) n- with Mao Tie-tung" and "we ask standards" were heard during t Southern Pacific 31 Sperry Rand 17 Standard California Sfti Standard Indiana ..: 58 Vi Standard N. J 61 Stokely Van Camp 22 'i Sun Mines .. ., 97k Texas Co eV.i Texas Gulf Sulfur . 1BVS Tex Pac Land Truit 243, Thiokol 20',, Trana America 31 Trans World Air 28 'i Tri-ContlnenUI 45 Union Carbide 1141. Union Pacific 40' United Aircraft 44Tg United Air Lines 41 U. S. Plywood 63 U. S. Rubber (xd) 45' U. S. Steel .. 51', United Utilities 3!) wrsl BRnk Corp 40 Westinghouse . 35 , Youngslown 125 YOU When LAUMDI&OMAT! 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His request came after Gold water supporters in western Pennsylvania began making noises about running pro-Gold-water candidates for the GOP National Convention delegation in the Republican primary next April 28. According to reports here, similar activity may develop soon in eastern Pennsylvania. Scranton is regarded by Re publicans as a possible pres idential nominee in case of a national convention deadlock. He repeatedly has denied that he would be a candidate but has agreed to go to the conven tion as a favorite son candidate of the Pennsylvania delegation. He reiterated this week that he was not a candidate for na tional office in a message de clining an Invitation to enter the Maryland presidential pri: mary next May. In Pennsylvania presidential primaries, candidates may be entered directly in popularity contest voting which is not bind ing on national convention dele gates. However, delegates elect ed in the same primaries may run as uncommitted or pledged to a candidate for the presiden tial nomination. Pennsylvania GOP Chairman Crai Truax, a Scranton backer, issued a statement last week end urging Pennsylvania Re publicans to send an unpledged delegation to the convention. The recent Goldwater activity is attributed to the national draft-Goldwater organization. You Purchase a New 1963 Westinghouse iAVY - how much you depend on Pennsylvania GOP leaders naa SSKea partisans ui ran Goldwater and Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller to stay out of the state before the off-year elec tions held Nov. S. Investment Funds Noon quotations on a 1 o t a a stocks: . , . Fund Did Asked Bullock 13.28 14.3a Chemical Fund 12 28 13.43 Colonial Ener 12.27 . 13.41 Eaton Howard Stk., 14.17 13.31 Fidelity 16.89 18.26 Fundamental Invest. 10.68 11.03 Group Sec Aero . 6.94 7 61 Group Sec Com Stk 12 98 14 .28 Hamilton HDA 4.9B 3.45 Keystone B-3 18.97 18.32 Keystone B-4 10.17 , 11.10 Keystone K-2 5.32 5.82 Keystone S-l 22.13 24.14 Keystone 8-2 12.71 1387 Keystone S-3 18 11 16.49 Keystone S-4 4.34 4.75 Mass Inv Growth Stk 8.43 9.21 National Growth .... a.21 8 97 Stock 18.51 20.01 TV-Elec 7.31 8.10 United Accum 14.87 16.27 United Income 12.51 13.67 United Science ' 6 93 . 7.57 Value Line Inc 5.26 3.73 Variable 7.03 7.60 Wellington 14.70 16.02 Over-the-Counter Western Stocks Bid Asked Bank of America 63', 66', Boise Caicade 301, 33 Cal Pac Utll 23'i 27a Con Frclnht 9's lO'.s Cyprus Mines 22 24 Equitable 81, 29 i 31 1st National Bank 72 73 i Jantien 35"i 28 Morrison Knud 29 31 Mult Kennels 5', 4l' TJ.W. 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