Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 18, 1963, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textusk in London for Meetings With To British Profit Taking Pares Early Stock Advance NEW YOUK (UP1) - Stocks managed to close slightly high er today despite a siege of late piulil tdking which pared more than half of an early advance. Chrysler lost all of its early gain and closed lower on news that Sen. Albert Gore, D-Tenn, has called for an investigation of slock option transactions of Chrysler executives. American Cyanamid, Union Carbide, Diamond Alkali, Kodak and Monsanta were counted among the chemical winners. n. 12. and fis slocks 2!i.iih, up 0.:j(i. Sales Wednesday were about (i million shares rum parril with 5.11 million shares Tuesday. 57 I. Ill SEW YORK CUI'I) Dow Jones final slock aver ages: Industrials 7117.21, up (I.SII: 211 railroads I7!l.lfi, up 0.117; Hi tillilics 1 .18. 1 II. off ifif LARGEST SELECTION OF BOOKS IN SOUTHERN OREGON n Browxing Encouraged 122 EAST MAIN Medford, Ors. 772-2201 , wcnu WOWIHO'OiOiOWOiOten'; liii 57 WcrinpMlay'i prices on selected fctOL'kh . Allied Chrmiffl Alum Cfi Am American Air Lines Aiiicriciin Chii ... . Aiiirric.in Motor . AT&T . Anicrlcnn To;u-vo Anm'onda Conner Armi'o ... AincrU'iin .Standard Avro Corp lipnrilx Corp liplhlfhein Strcl Bncinit Air HruiiMvick C(iltrj)illar Corp Chrysler Corp Corn Oilti CBS CulUmhift (Inn ContinciHnl Con Crown Zellcrijarh , . C'rucihle .Steel Curtlw. WriKht uow cnemiinl IJn Pool Kiifttnmn Kodak FiieslDnt." Ford (Ji'iientl Uymmiicfi (Jenerfil Klrrtrie i ftrnrriil Food iienunil Motors ... Oncnil f'irtl;nd Cement CJeorKlii f'Jirllie (i i-cit i Northern Hallway . Cire.vhound - Gulf Oil Ilumcslflkc Idiiho Power . . . IBM lut Paper John Mnville t Keiinecoit Copper l,OCKIlCC(l AIICIilM Mftrtin Merck ... Moiilana Power MoiitBomery Ward National Biscuit New York Central (xdi . . Northern Natural Ghs . . Northern Pacific Pac Gas Klfc Penney. J. C. pcnn nn Pennancntc Ccincnl . Phillips Procter A Gamble Radio Corp Bichrield Oil Safeway ' Sews Shell Oil Socony Mobil OH Southern Co Sou I hern pacihe Spcrry Rnnd Standard California Slandard Initinna Stniidard NJ Sloltely Van Camp . .. Sun Mlnrn Tpxbh Co lexiis Gulf Sulfur Tex Pac Land Trusl Thinkol Trans America i t ans world Air Tri-Conlinenta Union Carbide un on Partite United AiicraM United Air Lines. I', h. I'lvwond ixdt . ... n-i s. U S. Huhhcr l.V, II, Mccl M ' United Ulil.Hes ait'i West Matik Corp ;m wr.Miimnouse rhiieuKcr nuiKhtovyn l'-!H 1 4ft:t . Ki t 7!l .17 121 Special Emphasis On Russian Contracts Slated LONDON (UPD Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrived today ; from Paris for talks with top- level British officials. Informed sources said the talks would range over the ! whole aspect of East-West rcla ! tions, with special emphasis on ' Britain's desire to keep up con I tracts with the Soviet Union. The secretary of slate is to meet with Premier sir Alec I Douglas-Home and Foreign Sec retary R. A. Butler. He told newsmen at Norfolk, "I'm de lighted to be here for talks with Mr. Butler." Declines Comment "We had some good talks in Paris and Im hoping to contirv ue them in London. But he de clined comment on the outcome of the NATO Paris meeting. "I'm not having a news confer ence here." Butler said earlier in the day he hoped to meet shortly wilh Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. Rusk sees Butler this evening at a working dinner in the foreign secretary's official residence. They will have a further meeting at the Foreign Office Thursday morning before join ing (he prime minister for lunch at his official residence, 10 Downing St. Preliminary To Visit Informed diplomatic sources said Rusk's stopover also will serve as a preliminary to Doug las-Home s visit to Washington in February for talks with President Johnson. Rusk and Butler both attend ed this week's North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) ministerial meeting in Paris. Observers said although Rusk and Butler already have had discussions in Paris on the fu ture of Easl-West relations, they will he able to discuss the silualion in more depth here. The NATO conference wound up a day early because it skirt ed the major issues divining inc alliance. Foreign Briefs MII.AXKSK TO HKCKIVIO I HKK BLHI.M. .MILAN. Italy (L'l'li The cost of living may well lie a prob lem, hut Milanese no longer Hill have to worry about the cost of dying. Registrar Kerbardn Crippa announced Tuesday that starting next July, the city will handle funerals of all citizens free of charge. JORDAN INVITKS 31 CHURCHMEN TO VISIT A.M.MAN', Jordan (L'PI ) Jordan has officially invited .'II car dinals, archbishops and bishops to visit Jordan as guests of the government during Pope Paul VPs visit Jan. 4-li, the director of tourism announced Tuesday. 1'he list includes two American cardinals, seven churchmen from Latin America, nine from Italy, nine from Europe and four from Asia. FRENCH COURT SCHEDULES SECURITY TRIAL PARIS (UPD The State Security Court announced today that the treason trial for Anionic Argould, a 17-ycar-olcl former colonel in (he French Army accused of leading the underground Secret Army Organization (OAS), will begin Dec. 2(i. Argould was arrested last spring after he was found bound and gagged in a truck near the Palais dc Justice. He said he had been kidnaped by French secret service agents in .Munich, Germany. Bobby Baker's Cash Source Big Problem For Senate Group WASHINGTON (UPD - The the file and Ihe action generally Senate Rules Committee set out j is routine in such cases. today to find the answer to the $:I2,0K) question: Where did former Senate official Bobby Baker get all that cash mostly in $100 bills? I think that is the big point raised, said Sen. Carl T. Cur- There were indications that Baker's involvement in vending maching enterprises may figure in public hearings shortly after the start of the new year. Much of the preliminary testimony laken in closed session has cen tered on that phase of Baker's S 2UJU Phone I I w Main fcjfo 772-6828 II Slot Machine Charge Filed Against Lodge LAKEV1EW, Ore. (UPD - A comnlnint was filed in Justice Court today against the local Eagles Lodge, charging opera tion of a slot machine. II was based on an arrest made Dec. H by Slate Police. A hearing on the case was post poned until Jan. (i. Weather ft Midway Meat Co. j Sugar Cured "WfiKS ham mlm Half or Whole Frash Local FRYERS D,J S3 Wrtols lfl! r LOCKER BEEF Flllt IX AST MrrtfnrH and vicinity Valley fnq liiniKht: nthrrwi.se. imrrMiiR elmi1incsj with showers Thursday l.mv InniKhl near i HlKh Thuia dnv nein .'ill Western Oreyim Kmc m inlerior vjillevs; olherwisp tnrrnisinn rlnuds i with showers (nniKlil. (.Imidy Tlmrsdity. l mv tonight ;t.-4T High Thursday 4r-.ts Northern Cahlorniir Hum to- ii!i:!it drcrciiMni: clmuhness lours-; dav. l.nilc chaime in temperature I (M l. II VIA 1 ! TKMI'KHA Tl'HK Mean ypMrrdny i tielnw nui nud ? Ht'intit high tins dale fi in VX.W 1 IteciMil low this d.ite ) in 1!11!4 I lHK("ll'l'l ATlON 2 hours In loulnmht. none. Midnight to Id m in . none Total On month 12 inch. 17 inch ttetow nnim.il Tolid Mine Sept I. 7 "4 liirhes. W'l iiu-h .tt'oc norni,il HUMIDITY lour-.! I ll(l , , highest this .i in HIKIt lis, R-Ncb of Tuesday's initial activities. public hearing into Baker's out- Baker's outside financial in side interests. Curtis, a commit-1 terests were catapulted into the tee member, said the question j news in September when he was would be pursued in future hear-(sued, along with a vending ma ings and asked of Baker him-1 chine company named Serv-U self when the former secretary and other defendants, by Capi of Senate Democrats is called ; tol Vending. The suit contends to testify. J that Baker was paid by Capitol Gertrude C. Novak, blonde j to secure and maintain a $300, widow of a Baker business : ouo-a-year vending machine con partner, testified at the televised i tract at Mclpar, Inc., an elec public kick-off of the inquiry j Ironies firm in nearby Virginia. that Baker gave her $31,000 or $;i2.00. and perhaps more, t(:n.BAiMj d-J.. . i :, I .r iiw. ' rui'iuim r ivjuulo UC iH'ptJSllfH in tiiiuuma n nu Carousel Motel, in which the Bakers and Novaks were part- j ncrs. The committee staff was re-1 ported to be following up two leads thai might uncover the source of the cash which, ac cording to Mrs. Novak, was "mostly'' in $100 bills. On one occasion. Mrs. Novak said she and Baker's attractive secre tary, Carole Tyler, counted out Sl.V.HOO from money in Baker's desk and Ihe rest was placed in a locked file cabinet in his Capitol office. No further public hearings were scheduled Ihs year, but there was a possibility that Chairman B. Everett .Jordan, D-N. C, would try to lay ad ditional groundwork by taking more closed-door testimony be fore Congress adjourns. President Johnson signed an order Tuesday night making available to the committee Bak er's income lax file. The Sen ate investigators had requested PORTLAND iUFMi Dairy mar ket EkrsTo retailers- A. rxlra large 4'l-.VJc; A A larcr U-.'iut'; A large !.". 47c; AA medium 41-4!u': A small 25 -XU; carl on 1-ccnt hicher Butter To rcljulerv AA and A prints Ii7c; cartons He higher: B prints Hiic Cheese (medium cured i To re in ilers 4ii-4!ic; pruecshcd American ;-ll In. loaf, 4:i-4Rc. PonTLAND (UPD Dressed chickens No I grade drrMsrd In retailcrh; Fryers, whole drawn. 127 ;)7c lh : mostly 2H-:wc: cut-up, 31 4l)e ti : hens, light type, whole drawn Jo-lMe h.. light tvpr hens, cut-op, l!.)-i:!lc lh.; heavy whole :-i-;t!)c lh. Subscribers To report improper or non delivery of the Mail Tribune m Medlurd, phone 771!-hl41. Ash land call at llfi Bridge lit or plume 48L'.:i002: Yreka. phone Victory 2-L'Hmb lieforr ( l.'i pm. ri-il- and io:in am Sunriav. If rrgular rleliverv arnes shorlly Hlter mui call .pleasr noiily nltH'f. (tins eliminating speet,,! nie-.BPii dpr nrrie. estei dav ion-. 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D C XI 2 hvk-imv niitit sr ( I hrotieh Di-r 11: est em (li mon-U estrrn Wavli t (i g t ii II - Temperatures near or slight l a hove iioioihI and rain more than norma I lh rough TMnn it.i High grncrallv 4J.-17 Western Washington and lii-aO Western Oi t gon Low ;i'J-4!J "I'otal rain .thou t onr inch in lulertor vullrx s N urihn n iMllfomt - - Krro.ueni rains wiiti hra vv aiumuits near extieme noith roant 'I'empei tui es atiove not ni.il Investment Funds Noon quotation nn itltet tock f mid Hullo.-k t'heimcat Kuml Colonial Knei f'.aton Moumd Stk t l.!rllt KundNnif nl.tl 1net (irokip hei Avia-Klcc Hid l.t vt IS M i x 17 ;ti io ;w ti ni io jn Ha f or Whole I, , II llnmilloK Ml) Cut nd II K"i,.no ii j tl or Pan v I Double " Ki-iif k-j RJ . m m . a m mm kevsumr s-l Wm Ready mw Ib. Wrapped. m Ib. M K.v.ii.m- s.j i:ht K-J jfi K(.!.iiir S-l 4.17 H Fr9,h r n r r 1 1 U lir,n,h " I ground rlitin JIEl B 5. (,1 Wrllmgton ' t tfi TIIRKFYQ liSSHJI U 3 I ' jj 1 I l.t 18 (O l.t 'Wi 7 T'l Portland Livestock PORTI AND (t'PI t'SDA C-t-'If 100 ilfi 2 hofj 100. Ihefp 1 Of No ath tiad tft A choice selection of milk and dork chocolates and a few butter bons. mmM 1 Ib. box 12.1 5 2 Ib, box 4.25 Th fineit miniature chocolate) . . . ith unu-ual centett ... an elegant gift. Central j Drug Main & Central Phone 772-9431 Open Nights Until 9 Your Convenient Prescription Pharmacy Hopes for ECM Compromise Indicated BRUSSELS (L'PI) West Ger many said today it favored an executive commission proposal for tariff talks with the United States, raising hopes lor a com promise in the farm price deadlock which threatens to wreck the European Common Market. The German government said last week the basis for these tariff talks had to be fixed be fore it would make any conces sions to French agricultural de mands. After a ministerial meeting today German Secretary of State for foreign Affairs Rolf Lahr said a formula for decid ing "disparities" during t h e tariff talks "has found favor with the German government and been accepted in prin ciple." Lahr said some aspects of the disparity problem remain to be worked out but he was hope ful this may he done in ihe coming days. He said that France, although also having reservations on the commission proposal, was gen erally in favor of it. The disparity problem arises because some U.S. tariffs are very high. Even after a 50 per cent cut, which will be the tar get of the Geneva negotiations. Over-the-Counfer Western Stocks ' Hy t'lillcd Press International Bank America Boi.se Cascade txdl .. Cal Pac Con FreiKht Cyprus Mines Equitable S&L (xdj IM National Bank JanUen Morrison Knud Mult Kenncl-s N'W Natural Gas Orcunn Metal PP&L PC.E U S National Bank ... Tektronix West Coast Tel 31 1, lit)-1 3(1 1 they would still remain formid able barriers to trade, j The Common Market has no j such peaks. Its tariffs are gen erally between zero and 25 per cent although the average is about the same as in the United : Stales: I Representatives of the six Common Market foreign minis ters met at the Brussels Palais des Congres this morning. In a nearby room the agricultural ministers of the six nations also met. They, too, made progress and solved nearly all technical as pects of the community regula tions governing beef marketing. Tuesday they reached agree ment on rice regulations. This leaves regulations governing dairy produce marketing still to be decided. S1P IT LP"WC to or from Oakland, San Fran cisco, Los Angeles and other California points. T55 Fi,z9era,d 773-7761 l!li 24 Rogue Valley Edition Page 2-A MEDFORDaWTRIBUNE MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1963 On Display . . , The largest Selection of GAS HEATING EQUIPMENT in Southern Oregon Space Heaters Wall Heater Wall Furnaces Forced Air Furnace Suspended Furnaces Infra Red Heaters Comb. Gas Heater & Air Conditioner A Large Selection of Makes and Models Authorized Coleman Dealer NATURAL GAS EQUIPMENT CO. Heating and Air Conditioning 111 W. Main Ph. 772-2322 Open Fridays 'Til 8 P.M. Saturdays 'Til Noon CTPDFn HIGH FIDELITY AJ. m0 m mm m mm -mar m m m -mw mm mm - STEREO SOUND SYSTEM i 4 Magnificent Stereo at a Value Price b0 Total Watts Instantaneous Peak Output. 7 Speakers. 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