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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1963)
UP1, American Heritage Plan Book on Death NEW YORK (UPI) -"Four Days The Historical Record of President Kennedy's Death" has been chosen as the title of the book to be published short ly by United Press Internation' al and the American Heritage Company. Material was being assembled today with a view to making the book available to the public in record time. It will be dis-' tributed early next month through UPI subscribers exclu sively and through retail book stores in February. Mims Thomason, president of UPI, and James Parton, presi dent of American Heritage, said the elaborately illustrated docu mentary account would contain a preface by Bruce Catton, his torian and senior editor of American Heritage magazine. It will be published in hard covers, the content based on UPI's news and picture cover age, beginning with the late President's arrival in Dallas on Nov. 22, and ending with his burial in Arlington National Cemetery Nov. 25.. Thomason said a special staff of UPI executives under the di , rection of Earl J. Johnson, vice president and editor of the serv ice, and Harold Blumenfeld, ex ecutive editor of UPI News pictures, was at work with Jo seph J. Thorndike, Jr., editorial director of American Heritage, in the selection and editing of material for the book. The volume is being offered to UPI subscribers at reduced prepublication rates for resale under their individual auspices and imprint. Blumenfeld said he was mak ing selections for the picture pages from thousands of black and white and color photo graphs made by UPI photogra phers during the four-day week end. Many of UPI's more striking dispatches will be reproduced just as they were carried in the service from reporters who cov ered the momentous events in Dallas and Washington. "Four Days" will be issued in the regular format of Ameri can Heritage magazine. Funeral Services Set for Ex-Red NBW HAVF.M Tnnn. (UPI) Funeral services will be held today for Ehabeth Bentiey, tha rnmmimist - turned - in former whose testimony helped send atom spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg to the elec tric chair. Miee Rpnllnv. 55. died Tues day at Grace-New Haven Hos niinl nfinr undergoine abdomi nal surgery. She had lived in nearby Micimetieia, mm iauSm. at the Long Lane School for fst. in MifMleinwn. Conn. Miss Bentiey, after her defec tion from communism, accuseu than Q SPnri flf BOVCm- 11IUJG uinu s I nnlnroc nf hfin0 Raft 01 Red conspiracy in the United States, Among them was the late President Roosevelt's as sistant secretary of the Treas ury, Harry Dexter White, whose true identity has never been established. White is now dead. Her defection came m 1945 when she walked into the New Haven FBI office and told agents there that she was one of the most important couriers for Soviet espionage m the United States." She told them she had been the courier be tween Washington and New ,r..l. J tCclnCpH the CXiSt- JUIK iu , ence of two major Red spy rings. :,., hpfnre con in later ieau"j -eressional committees she said she became increasingly disillu- j ...itfe enmmunism after . Jacob Golos, chief o the Rus sian secret police m the United States, died in her apartment m 1943. She said she had fallen in i r.nins who when alive had worked with the Rosen bergs. UC Contributions Reach $147,317 has reached 81.5 per cent of the $180,040 goal, II was mjjvucu .l. rM i rnnnrt meeting. me icv. - . . i Amount collected so far totals $147,317. Jerald J. McGrew, campaign chairman, said that plans in clude a final push by all solic itors to complete their work not later than Dec. 16. He attributed losses in the fruit industry as being partially responsible tor the present campaign collec tions being behind last year. United Crusade volunteers will attend a free dinner Thurs day, Dec. 5, at 7 p.m. at him s Restaurant. 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