Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 09, 1963, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texts in U.S. Declared Aimed at Specific Target 500 mm High Steel Production News Fails to Boost Weak Market NEW YORK (UPI)-S t o c k 8 failed to get off the ground to day. Motors showed some Improve ment following reports that SUwlcbaker, which has been los ing money on its automotive operations but showing a profit on its 12 other divisions, moved up a point in initial response to the news but lost more than half of this gain in later dealings. DOW JONES AVERAGES NEW YORK (UPI) Dow Jones final stock averages: 30 industrials 759.08, off 1.17; ' 20 railroads 173.611, up 0.23; 15 utilities 137.04, up 0.24, and 65 slocks 265.00, off 0.07. Sales Monday were about 4.43 mil lion shares compared with 4.83 million shares Friday. Monday'! prices on selected stocks: Allied Chemical Alum Co Am JJJs American Air Lines 3.V. American Can - "J (.a American Motora ATA J2' American Tobacco Anaconda Copper 4J Arnico American Standard 17 Avco Corp " -a Bendlx Corp a" '.a Bethlehem Steel '! Boelnn Air M ,i Brunswick 1; Caterpillar Corp 41, a Chrysler Corp .'; Coca Cola lojjj CBS - 7B'i Columbia Cai ! Continental Can 4f' Crown Zellerbach n(Ha Cruclblo Sleel W.-t Curtlli Wright IB Dow Chemical 1" Du Pont 244 !s Kaatman Kodak 117'a Flreatone .17 a To: l , J" , General Dynamlca 21 General Electric Ceneral Food 811', General Motora " General Portland Cement .... 223 Georgia Pacific 5.1 B6 PROOF 86 PROOF $5.65 VS QT.-Code 136-B $3.60 PINT-Cods 136-C Taste what extra age can do- taste that flavor through and through! KENTUCKY TAVERN AMERICA'S 8EST PREMIUM BOURBON, PH0U0LV PRtSENIED BY QLENU0RE 0ISI. COMPANY. lOUISWUE-OWESSIORO, KENIUCKV. . . 8-YEAH-0L0 KENTUCKY SIRAIOHt ' BOURBON WHISKEY, li PROOF; AIS0 AVAILABLE IN 100 PROOF BOIILEO-IN-B0ND. 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UP T lSn0nEEf On Quality Watches Watchbands-Rings Diamonds-Jewelry GRAB BAGS 39 -99 Values to $12.95 All Sales Final TIC-TOC TIME SHOP 34 North Bartlcrt Missiles Equipped Vith Nuclear Tips, Air Force Reports NORTON AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (UPI) The Air Force disclosed Monday it now has 500 operational intercontinental bal listic missiles within the United States all armed with nuclear warheads and aimed at "a specific target." But it emphasized that these missiles are deterrent weapons to be used only for retaliation in the event of an enemy nu clear attack on the U.S. "They are purely defensive," stressed Col. Arthur Snowden, a spokes man for the Air Force's Ballis tic Systems Division (BSD) here. By the first of the year the number of these rockets will swell to 550, and to "well over 600" by mid-1964. All of these missiles which include Atlas, Titan and Minute man are capable of hitting and devastating any possible enemy target. Although the military and government cautiously refuse to identify "the specific target," it is commonly known to be the Soviet Union. U.S. Ahead "What was a serious race be tween the U.S. and Russia a few years ago now has turned heavily in favor of this country as far as the number of mis siles is concerned," said Snow den, who is in charge of BSD plans and policy. BDS is the headquarters man agement agency for all of the nation's ICUM's. Snowden said that Minuteman "instant ICB.M" missiles are in mass production and are being put into underground silos at the rate of one a day. He said that by the late 1960s the U.S. will have 900 operational Minuteman poised In firing position. Another leader in the space missile field, Maj. Gen. W. Aus tin Davis who is the BSD com mandertold United Press In ternational: "We are going to have a tre mendous missile force in the field in the near future. One of ! our follow-on efforts will be to (icld weapons as fast as we can build and develop them." Race Goes On But Davis pointed out that this country's big lead In the num ber of missiles does not mean an end to all aspects of the ' missile race. I The Air Force acknowledges that a new rivalry has emerged I between the world's two might iest powers. Both nations now j are waging a race to develop invincible anti-missile systems and at the same time working on missile deception techniques lor penetrating enemy defenses. Early last month Russia dis played a rocket which it said j was an anti-lCBM capable of intercepting missiles. Later in the monlh the U.S. said its i Niko-Zcus anti-missile missile I had scored its 10th successful intercept on one of our own I ICBM's in the Pacific. In addition to an anti-ICBM i systems, Davis said the U.S. must "improve Its re-entry ve hicles to give us a better capa- bility in this field." He said this : meant learning how (o increase I the capability of re-entry vc i hides lo fulfill their missions, i The re-entry vehicle is the nose cone section of Ihe ICBM i that is designed to hit an enemy i target with a nuclear warhead, i "We must try to slay ahead of any defensive system that an enemy might have," he said. Several Ways At the present time, he dis- Lodge Ponders Eisenhower's Proposal To Seek Nomination by Republicans SAIGON, South Viet Nam (UPI) Ambassador Henry Ca bot Lodge said Sunday he would "consider seriously" a proposal from former President Dwight D. Elsenhower that he seek the Republican presidential nomina tion, although he has no plans at present to run. Lodge, vice presidential nomi nee in 1960, said he had no di rect word of Eisenhower's ap peal and declined to say how he would reply to it. But there were strong indications that whatever his response, Lodge would not leave his post here until well into the new year. "I have not received any such message," he said when asked about reports that Eisenhower wanted him to return immedi ately to the United States and begin campaigning. "If I did re ceive such a message," he add ed, "I would consider it and take a good hard look at it." The 61-year old ambassador said that at present "I have no intention of running" for presi dent. He said he feels he can do the most good by continuing to serve here. Informed sources here said Lodge, who took up his post at the end of August, would not consider resigning for several months because of the critical situation in Viet Nam. He has worked closely with the new military junta, in power only six weeks, and is believed to want to stay here until South Viet Nam's effort against the Communists has im proved with the change of government. Foreign Briefs DIEHARD PHEASANT SHOOTS WOMAN ' DITCIIINGIIAM, England (UPI) - Mrs. Helen Smith was peppered in the posterior with bird shot Sunday when a diehard pheasant fired her husband's shotgun. The bird, presumed dead, had been hung over her husband Henry's shotgun slock when the accident happened. Smith said It apparently kicked the trigger In giving a death twitch. A hospital official said Mrs. Smth was "fairly comfortable. Her thick sheepskin jacket probably saved her life." ITALIAN WANTED TO ATTRACT ATTENTION BRESCIA, Italy (UPI) Police today questioned a young Italian bus driver who admitted throwing a Molotov cocktail at Ihe door of Pope Paul VI's birthplace. Alessio, Bonlotli, 24, told police he tossed Ihe fused bottle, tilled with gasoline, at the Papal birthplace Sunday "because I wanted to do something sensational that would attract attention," He said he meant no harm to Ihe Pope. KALININ HOCKEY TEAM GETS HEAVE HO MOSCOW (UPI) The army newspaper Red Star said Ihe entire Kalinin army hockey team has been thrown out of the USSR national championships for "holliganism and drunkenness." KARACHI-MOSCOW AIR SERVICE INAUGURATED KARACHI, Pakistan (UPI) Regular Karachi-Moscow air service was inaugurated Sunday when a Soviet Ilyushin 18 Afro lint airliner look off for Moscow, via Kabul and Tashkent, with 1.1 passengers. Acroflol will operate one flight weekly nn (he roule in each direction. Investment Funds Nnon quotation! on ie lectid locks: Stk Rid 13. .50 12.1 A 12. 3ft 14. 1ft 1 7.04 10 22 Fund Bullock .. Chemical Fund Colonial Encr .. Raton Howard Fidelity Fundamental Invest. Group at?c Aero 6.9B Group Sec Com Stk 13,10 Hamilton HDA 5. OH Keystone B-3 Ifi AO Keystone B-4 10 IB Keystone K-2 5.2!) Keystone S-l 22 34 Keystone S-2 12 74 Keystone S-3 15.44 I Keystone S-4 4.37 nv r.rowth Stk 8.33 Senators Continue Bobby Baker Probe WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen ale investigators resume today their probing of former Senate Democratic Secretary Robert Baker's outside business activi ties with a further look at his role in vending machine com pany contracts with defense contractors. -.!! r i. l I I M.1S uiairmaii d. cvi-iuu uuiuoi,, ; Nal(na, Crowlh . . 8 4S D-N.C, of Ihe Senate Rules Committee plans to hear Stan ley Lee, general manager o( Capitol Vending Co., and Aaron Goldman, president of Macke Vending Co., testify during a closed door hearing. Capitol Vending has filed a $.100,000 civil damage suit in U.S. district court here against Baker; a vending machine firm named Serv-U; Ernest G. Tuck er, Baker's law partner and a Washington contact man for North American Aviation Corp. Capitol said in the suit that it had paid Baker $5,600 for "services in securing and re taining" a $100,000 annual con tract at Melpar, Inc., a defense plant outside Washington, but that Ihe franchise was shifted Rogue Valley Edition MEDFORDtl Stock TV-Elcc Value Line lnc . Variable Wellington united Accum 18 97 7 64 5 2!t fi.78 U.3H 14. .18 i United Income 12 ! United Science . 7 08 Asked 14.80 13. 30 13.13 is m 18.42 11 20 7 67 14 34 3 311 18 33 11.11 3.78 24 37 13.90 Hi 84 4.78 !) 10 9.20 20 .10 8 33 .1 7R 7 33 t.162 1.1 91 13 43 7 74 Portland Produce (UPll Dairy PORTLAND market: F.Rfis To retailers: AA extra laree 49-. 12c: AA larpe 47-.1!lc: A Inrse 4.1-47c: AA medium 40-4.li": A small 2.1-2 lc; carton 1-cent high er. Hutter To retailers' AA and A prints H7c, cartons 3c higher. B prints title Cheese l medium cured To retailers 4H-49c; processed Amer ican 3-10 Itv lent. 43-48C. PORTLAND (UPll Dressed chickens No. 1 grade dressed to retailers: Frvers. whole drawn. 29 37c Ih . cut-up. 33-40c lb; hens light type, whole drawn. 21-23e lb: light type hens, cut-up. 25 3llc 11) ; heavy whole. 3.1-39C Ih CORFE MULLEN, England (UPPFnther Bernard Basset closed. Ihe U.S. is exploring ,lo Interstate Vending Co. of several missile "penetration" j Chicago. Serv-U sold 100 vend techniques. ing machines to Interstate. nm? is tne oeioy memoti. ne , r i BSD commandant said this; I ntld IITIP lOT "o.-hi-i would be the sending of a nu- LUIIa M,I1C JCC" IUI clear-laden missile with an es-l rLr;fl!an cort of possibly as many as five j V, 11 1 1 S 1 1 U II decoy turds lo confuse an enemy. The deadly missile could theoretically reach its target bp fore all of the rockets could be intercepted. Cen. Davis also noted that Ihe U.S. already has electronic de coys on Its' Titans which give the Impression thai more than one missile is approaching to confuse defenses in the target j area. j He said another method under ' study was "low observability." "This means a missile could he made so slim that it would be virtually impossible lo be seen on a radar screen," he explained. "The nature of radar is such that this Is possible. Radar has a limitation on how small an object it can display." As (nr its own delenses at present, Ihe U.S. has nothing lo worry about, Ihe general said. "The missile units now opera tional, in combination with the Strategic Air Command's man ned bomber forces, constitute Ihe most powcrlul deterrent force which any nation has yet Portland Livestock PORTLAND tl'PIl USDA Liveatock Cattle lfiOfl SUughter steers lew lots men coon-cnoice m- 1023 ih. 23: lew choice 1190- 21-22. heitcrs load mixed aood-choice 8.10 lh 20 .10: tew good 800-900 lb. 18-19: utility cows 12.10. 14. culler 11-12 30. cutler-utility bulls 8-9. Calves 2.10 Slaughter good choice 170-3OO lb 2li-30, standard 22-2.1 a Jesuit priest spoke in an Ang-ihlXV . and 2 huteh.r. Vi sotVa lican church Sundav nighl and mosi mixed 1.17.1-10. tew mixed told Ihe congregation it would ft i,J' ,:2""" 13; be a long time before the Chris-: sheep 1000 Active, sieadv on lian faiths are united. : tti.eT-'tn" c "ilcad Ti.h "If I were an Anglican. Ihe ! choice - prime wooied ib .10: choice. Roman Catholic priest said, "I ' hh0J0S,V.'choice"'iB7523: 'tew'smsu WOllld be SUSUicioilS Of bein? I hieh coud-rhou-e shorn 1 ."Hl- 1 5 ,V)-.Y7.V feeder lambs choice fancy wooied l(MR 7.V Page 2A Tribune MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1963 For Fail, Efficient Service 1 . HA..!!, Ship It ?riASMi: r envilla to or from Oakland, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Other California Points Call Jack Fitzgerald 773-7761 We feel the same about you.' December Clearance Sale On Display ... the largest Selection of Natural Gas Equipment Co. in Southern Oregon Space Hcattrt Wall Hearers Wall Furnaces Forced Air Furnaces Suspended Furnaces Infra Red Heaters Comb. Gai Healer A Air Conditioner A Larqo Selection of Makes and Models Authorised Coleman Dealer NATURAL GAS EQUIPMENT CO. 11 Wast Main Phon 772-J322 Open Fridays Til 8 P.M. - Saturday Til Noon 000000 o o 5 green ISTAMPS o O 1 wiggly. lit OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. CARNATION TUNA CHUNK STYLE Regular 33c O O ESMBtlSHED 1896 I GREEN , lSTAM PS, SANTIAM Green Beans B 6 ,99 BAKER'S ANGEL FLAKE COCONUT OR PREMIUM SHRED 7-Oz.Pkg. 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