Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 24, 1963, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text8 1 A SUNDAY, - NOVEMBER 24, lMf MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON THE WEEK IN CALIFORNIA Governor Appoints Committee To Study Aspects of Smoking By United Pratt International The body of a five-year-old-girl missing since last March, was found in a hay field near Napa last week by a dairy rancher who told police he had dreamed several times he would find her. The badly-decomposed body of little Doreen Heskett, of Napa, was found in a field which had been searched by a 3.000-person volunteer force shortly after her disappearance. , Doreen's body was found by body was clad in the same cloth ing worn by the child when she departed from a playmate and headed for home, four blocks away. The cause of death was not immediately determined. Told of the discovery, the child's parents said that after eight months "we expected something like this. University of California coed Judith Williamson. She had not been seen since leaving her Al bany home the morning of Oct. 29 to 'go to school. The latest theory was that the 18-yenr-old beauty might have been killed in an unattended underground garage near the campus. Door: Detectives investigating the past of slain pornography Elsewhere, there were these: peddler William H. Door dis- devctopments: : covered a love-nest with "wall Jwdittt: Albany police cnnhn-.lo wall beds'' maintained by ued their search for dues in the j Door in the Lake Malibu area Earl Stewart, 65. Folic said u ' mysterious disappearance f near Hollywood. Door, 48, presi dent of a company that made pornographic records and owner of a night club and other real estate, and the beautiful bru nette woman who had been liv ing with him for 18 months, were found shot to death in his home near the Sunset Strip. The woman, Mrs. Ellen Criss, 29, was found nude on a bed. Masters: Al Masters, veteran University of Stanford athletic director, died of cancer at Stan-ford-Palo Alto Hospital. Mas ters, 65, long a foe of awarding "free rides" to potential stars, retired last winter after holding his post since 192S. His death came two days before Die annu al "Big Game" between the Uni versity of California and Stanford. Cigarettes: Gov. Edmund G. Brown appointed a 10-member blue-ribbon committee to study all aspects of state policy on cigarette smoking and health. 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The governor cited figures from the State Department of Health indicating the increased risk of lung cancer and coronary disease among cigarette smok ers. "If there is anything the state of California can properly do to guard the health of its people . . . from the hazards of cigarette smoking, it should be doing it," he said. Weniel: German -born Ruth Wenzel, 37, was declared sane by the same Los Angeles jury which found her guilty of simple assault for taking a shot at her former employer, actor George Montgomery. Miss weniel, a housemaid who said she was in love with Montgomery, former husband of Dinah Shore, faces a maximum sentence of 120 days in county jail. Storm: Clear, calm weather returned to Southern California in the wake of a storm that dumped as much as 3.12 inches of rain along the coast and left a path of mud slides and power failures. The storm dispensed the heaviest rainfall for a single storm this season. It also touched Northern California. Guidotti: E. J. Guidotti, Son oma County supervisor for 21 years, retained his post alter beating an attempt to recall u: rru- 11 knMA null, me icvdu ycuuuu viiaiiint . v , aj,-.- . . the 63-year-old Guerneville wal:000- Mrioos m Mit to estate man with general mis-j being one of ti first Indian conduct, an arrogant manner, i agents here, also ss known s use of insulting and abusive one of th foremost photograph language and behavior that was i , m Wcst JI(d In. A f iW spkaks Trt snTOENTS Iraol Ambassa dor Abdul Rahman Al-Bara, sick In bed, gestures as he speaks with a delegation of Iraqi students at his private London resl- donco Wednesday. Earlier, the students had invaded his embassy and took it over as a protest against the new regime of Pres. Abdul Salam Aref. (UPI) Wife of Pioneer ! Missionary Dies PENDLETON (UPO Mrs. James M. Comelison, daughter of one of the first Umatilla In dian Reservation agents and wife of a pioneer missionary,! died in a hospital Thursday aft er a long illness. She was Sfi. She was ttie daughter of the ; late Major and Mrs. Lee Morc- "generally arbitrary and auto cratic m vital matters. The fight also was tied in with the battle over Pacific Gas and Electric Company's proposed nuclear power plant at Bodega Head, which Guidotti supported. Education: A Torrance Board of Education member who of fered to build a concession stand at a new high school rather than pay the $12,000 asked by con tractors found he wouldn't have to do the job alone. City fathers said they had been besieged by residents and other board mem bers volunteering to pilch in and finish the building and keep expenses down. Neighbors Work On Victim's Home TRUCKEE, Calif. CUPD-The home t hat slain highway Pa trolman Glenn W. Carlson had been building near here for his wife and three children is being completed by neighbors. Some of them had never met Carlson, local officials say. Carlson was shot to death Nov. IS when he attempted to halt three bank robbery suspects at the foot of Donner Summit on U.S. 40 near here. "No one had to send out a call for help," Lt. 0. P. Led ford said. "The people just appeared." "They were running into each other, with one person available to drive each nail, he said. The Carlson's home, which overlooks the highway near here, was about 60 per cent completed the day he was shot. Neighbors said it would be fin ished by Christmas. dians in the Cayuse country. Her widower, Dr. James Cor- nelison, was the first mission ary to Indians in the area after the Whitman Massacre. Mrs. Cornelison was honored in August as "Mrs. Republican" of the Pendleton area by the local Federation of Republican Women s Clubs. County Declared Disaster Area WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Small Business Administration has declared King County, Washington, a disaster area as a result of- rain and flooding which occurred Tuesday. The disaster designation per mits churches and charitable in stitutions, owners of homes and businesses, whose property was damaged or destroyed to apply for low-interest SBA loans. SBA officials in Seattle said the declaration was made in connection with a flood in the Vasa Park housing area near Lake Sammamish. Water backed up because of a plugged culvert and swept across a high way, down a ravine and into the development area where about 20 homes suffered $100, 000 damage. rA iff. 1 CAPTURED WHALE Fishermen prepare to transfer a re cently captured 13-foot 9-inch, 2,500-pound pilot whale from a trawler to a lagoon at Sea World oceanarium, near San Diego Calif., where the animal will be trained to perform. (UPI) Firm's Motion Denied by Judge THE DALLES (UPI) -Circuit Judge Malcolm Wilkinson has denied a motion by Harvey Alu minum Co. to restrain Wasco County from turning over $89,- 132 in tax money to the Cheno with School District west of here. The company filed motions Nov. 15 asking that no money be disbursed until the Chenowith and The Dalles districts settle their boundary dispute. Harvey contends part of its property is in The Dalles district and part of its taxes should be paid to that district. A circuit court decision that issue is pending. Influenza Heads List of Diseases Twenty-tour cases of influenza were reported to the Jackson County Health Department for the week ending Friday, ac cording to Dr. A. Erin Merkel Jackson County public health officer. Thirteen such cases were re- polled (rom Mcdtord, seven from Ashland and four from Phoenix. Trail reported one case of pneumonia and Medford two. Rogue River reported two cases of strep throat. Other communicable diseases included one case o( measles in Medlord, one case each o( mumps from Medford and Jacksonville, one case each of German measles, Medford and Jacksonville, and one case of chicken pox in Ashland. Concrete Used for Extension Riprap Broken concrete from the old Federal building at Riverside Avenue and Sixth Street is being used by the city for riprap on the Siskiyou Street extension, i according to City Engineer Ver non Thorpe. City Manager Robert Duff said the city has been using such material for the street's extension during the past two years, obtaining it at substan tial saving to the city. HOLIDAY PARTIES Plan Now To Enjoy Your Party With Us BANQUETS ORGANIZATIONS PRIVATE GROUPS Excellent Food Courteous Service STEAKS CHICKEN HAM PRIME RIBS A La Carte or Buffet Dinnert SALAD BUFFET THURS. THRU SUN. (AT NO EXTRA COST WITH DINNER) LIVE MUSIC Wednesday Through Sunday HBBHam 15 Minutes From Medford or Grants Pass DARDANELLE PHONE 855-1230 Interstate S at Gold Hill Overpast . - - m .a....ltVt IF... You ' have IHfflKWIffi 1 At The ROGUE RIVER LODGE Jurt 23 Milti N.t. of Mtdford on Cnltr Likt Hwy. 42 You Have Missed a Real Treat! SERVING BEGINS AT 2:30 IN THE AFTERNOON Ottering a Full Variety of Deliciout Dinnort from t47C Per Parian v m . soup to Nutt. Jkm Special Childt Plats BRING THE FAMILY Optn Dally 4 Till Midnight, 4 Till 2:30 Siturdjys. Cloicd Thimdjyi. A pliaunt drive- pi COME ON OUTI oating meal.