Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 20, 1963, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, DliCE.MIlLn 10, 19 A v.mV? r-r 0 K , H 1 5 v w r ' few 2 " U if'r'-' .MKDFOKD MAIL TflllSLNE, MEDFORD, OREGON WAITS IIDHI.IN WAI.I. it I lc- hoy named Manfred. who wants to visit his grandmother in East Berlin, wails Im patiently as West Herliners line tip for holder passes. Visils r-.-.' w lo fcasl Berlin an; heme, allowed lor the first lime since con struction ot the lieriin wan. tui'u Fruil-Wine Freeze On Tariffs Asked WASHINGTON (UPI) - The spokesmen for Ilie California wine industry and West Coast specialty fruit crops pleaded Thursday against any lowerinj! of fruit and wine tariffs. The Californiums and Orufgoni sns testified before the U.S. Tariff Commission, and I h e Committee urging that present tariffs be maintained. Don W. McColly, president of the Wine Institute at San Fran- Ruby Murder Trial Being Restricted To Paper Journalists DALLAS ( UPI ) News cover I age of Ihe .lack Ituhy murder I trial will be restricted to the pencil and paper journalists television is barred. ! Stale Dist. .ludue .loc R. Hi own ruled Thursday that all photography and broadcast in i ....... ..... i.i i,..nni c'.fltW'lrf from he I witnessed on live television the Research Seeking Curb of Lightning Threat To Planes The Family Council fcditor'i no'e: The Family Council conslsti or i Jud;e. (fhycMatrist, ihrtB ilercymen. three edliori and a women's cdilor. Earh a-Ufle It a kutnmary uf a family diacrec(iient prewnted lo the '.ountii. T,e Council deals with problems, major and minor, mcunterfld by guidance counselor! and kocial workers. Edited by Mil. Alma Denny. (Copyr'cht bv Oene.ti Veaturet 'jorp. I Federal Building Location Decided Mrs. E. C. I've lived for the day when I could leave him, and it's here! Wilbur C. She exaggerates my father's faults. He's not a bad sort at all. Mrs. E. C. After 35 years of painful marriage, I think I'm en titled to be free. I want to leave my husband, and go to live with mv sister in Oregon. I won't ask for support. I'm a fashion design- j er and my work is in demand. : He was always niggardly about money. In addition, he humili- i atcd me with his philandering. After one of his absences I took him back, at the insistence of my parents. But my only com fort came from my children. Now I'm alone with him. Wilbur C. As a child I re call one big blowup between my parents, but they made up and my dad was very quiet and duti ful after that. Looking back, my sister and I realize Mother never , really forgave him. At the least provocation she'd drag out the old reproaches. If he came home an hour late, for example, she'd be sarcastic about which lady ; friend delayed him. He gave up trying to explain. We children arc married now. We hope Mother and Dad stay together. it wasn't money. Possibly it was a neurotic enjoyment of the role of martyred wife. Your son sees some right on your husband's side. Maybe fate kept you together hoping that, think ing things over, you'd see it too. , WASHINGTON (UPI) -A pro nosed new federal office build ing for Portland will be located on a two-block area between SW Jefferson and Madison and 2nd and 4th, Rep. Edith Green, D Ore., reported Thursday. She said the city has indi cated it would close off SW 3rd St. between Jefferson and Mad son for the proposed $15.5 mil lion project. Government offices now scat tered in 13 separate buildings in the city will be consolidated in the new structure. The nearest completion date is about five years away, Mrs. Green said. "Oil To Burn" S&H Green Stamps MtDFORD FUEL CO. Phone 772-2111 OPEN CHRISTMAS FROM A.M. to 7 SERVING BREAKFAST ONIY SAMBO'S PANCAKES 1025 SO. RIVERSIDE 9 S domestic market would be jeop. anlized by proposals to 1 o w c r tariffs. He urged that U.S. rep resentatives at forthcoming ne gotiations with the Common Market postpone action on wine tariffs until agreements arc slaying of President Kennedy's accused assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald by Kuby on Nov. 24. Photography and broadcast coverage also were barred from worked out to give all wine pro-; Monday's scheduled hearing on ducers "reasonable access to all markets." ' Spokesmen (or Ihe cherry, olive and filbert industries made a similar pica against any re duction in lurilfs. Psychologists suggest buying loys that leave something to the child's imagination. Avoid leys loaded wilh detail. whether Kuby should he (reed on bond. Til Plot Strategy Melvin lSclli, Ihe "King of Torts" from San Francisco, was expected to join six other de I fense lawyers today to plot strategy for that hearing. Tom Howard, local attorney for Ituby, said there was a !"good chance" the defense W2 aHM'ffl r.i u i Heavy Crystal Glass SHACK-TIME HOSTESS SET Big 4-ql. clear glass bowl Matching A'A" bowl Smart brass holder A wonderful gift would seek a delay in the Pel). :i trial. He said Belli was sched uled lo present a case Jan. 21 in New York, and it may conflict wilh the opening of Ruby's trial, i airliners Dist. Atty. Henry Wade, wary i of charges of "trying the case in newspapers," declined lo comment on Ihe case. He said earlier he would seek death in Ihe electric chair fur Ituby. Howard said "this isn't a ! death penalty case." He said the defense plea for a writ of . habeas corpus would charge' that Ituby, 52, was held illegal ly. Not Uniiiliitih' Wade said the murder with malice charge was not honda hle under the laws of Texas, because the death penally was a possible punishment. Sheriff Bill Decker was asked if special guards would be pro vided for Huby (luring the trial and while making Ihe Ml-stcp movement from jail to Hrown's! courtroom. "I can't lell you 11i.il Deck-, er said. ; Wade anil Decker met 't'hurs-' day for a short while, but neith er would discuss Iheir conver sation. II heightened heliels that maximum security measures would prevail. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Federal Aviation Agency (FAA) is backing a major research program aimed at eliminating lightning as a threat lo modern The Council: The man from Mars may well ask this qucs lion: A voung couple marries, deluged " with How-to-Succced advice, facing a life-span of at least 50 years together with reasonable secure finances. Then why, oh why, does the marriage dash to pieces in a short time'.' In most cases, alas, we must look lo the wife, for the fate of the union lies primarily i in her hands, what she can give, , I. ,..n ..n loln unrl i now ilium am; w m, As a first step. Ihe agency : how wt, A K,)0( marriage is a has r e c o m m ended thai; sllm.lllrc, built day by day, all airlines operating jets put nloletn)e by molecule. Granted sialic discharge eliminators on ; Ml. c was WCi)k, how many the wings of any aircraft lack-1 ()( tnp errors that kill happiness nig such a dev ice. The FAA did , lM Mrs i; commit? Our coin not lay down any deadline but mmV wil Mrs c. be better said the airlines already have i f st.,..tjnc j(c anew in Oregon? they will comply ,; ,. siiv wc but ton't fir 3 jf ONlr i Murder Defense Witness Confined indicated promptly. The Air Transport Association said voluntary installation will , be made as quickly as possible. I Wicks Not on Tips ! Sialic discharge wieks were ' not on the wing lips of the Pan American World Airways jet that crashed at Klktoii. Md., Dec. n killing all III aboard. The FAA emphasized that Ihe wicks are designed primarily for reducing electrical interfer ence wilh radio communica-, lions and thai there is disagree-1 nienl among scientists whether! Ihey also serve as protection against lighlniiig. : The ("Alt already has indi cated that lightning probably blew up the Pan American 7117. II uncovered evidence of a lightning strike on Ihe left wing, also evidence of a fuel air mixture explosion in the same win". break up Ihe marriage yet. Hav ing hung on this long, with a tremendous investment of emo tion, can there be a little spark of love still burning? You admit owl 10 V," dramelcr, total height 9" You have to see this set to appro cheese dip; iMiivnrn anil pretzels; rn and relishes; ami dozens of oilier vises, i.ile il! Kxeellenl fur s and jelly; salads i February Draff Call : To Be for 12,000 Men WASHINGTON it I'll - The Defense Dciuirlment's draft call for February is lor rj.dilli men for Ihe Army. -I.oiio le--s than the iiiola sel for January. The I'enla'jon. in announcing Ihe call Thursday, said 2 1,5(111 rocruils would ho needed m February tint h.aiii) were expect ed lo come from voluntary en list nieiils. The December draft quota is 1,;, III 10 Hillsboro Man Nursery Chairman SALEM (UPI) -Sam Rich, Hillsboro, has been elected chairman uf the newly appointed Slate Nursery Advisory Com mittee al the group's organiza tional meeting here. Heed Vollstedt, Eugene, was named vice chairman. Lots were drawn by commit tee members to determine the length of members' terms. Rich, Vollstedt and Wayne L. Weeks, Salem, drew one year terms. Two vear terms were drawn hv James Doty, Portland; J. II Kltipciigor, Portland; and Ro bert Hastings, Harbor. Serving three vear terms will be Wayne II. Melotl, Forest Grove: Paul Van Allen. Portland and Erwin Fowler. Milton-Freewatcr. The committee reviewed sec tions of the new nursery law passed by the 13 legislature, and scheduled its next meeting or Jan. 2(1. zg&iss y i i Mirrored TISSUE BOX IFTV lSi iss y Y J 152 49 1 13 I VANCOUVER. li.C. (UPI) -The man expeelcd to be key de fense witness in the John Was ylenchuk murder and bank uib- bery trial lo be held in Seattle is recovering from a heart at tack here. Former Royal C a n a d i a n ! Mounted Police Officer Ernest Nutlall is in hospital for treat ment of his fourth attack in the past two years. I Nuttall told Wasvlenchuk's ex- : tradition hearing a month ago ij) .0 :) .) i ; : ; ;0;:0 ;ft :0:0:0i0i0;i0:0:0;0l i that he interviewed the suspect ; ; at his Hurnabv home half an , . i hour after Ihe l!f4 robbery a Seattle hank. Nutlall is expected lo be hospital for another nionih six weeks. Santa Clans. Ind.. in Ihe only town so designated in the Unit ed Stales. The privilege is re served to its post office by Con gressional Act. of : YOUR Mirrored WASTE BASKET Mflll llnad. Round. 49 I Somebody Missed I Geography Lessons ! ROSWEl.l,, N .M, U'Pn-lt's happened again. Some eastern er played hookey during geog raphy and thinks New Mexico is not one of Ihe United Stales, A Roswell woman. Mrs II W. I Tankersley, placed an order In mail with the lireck's of Hos ' ton store. ! Her check was returned with the billowing note: i "We want you to know that we appreciate your order, hut - we have had to make a sine! rule against making shipments to points outside ol Ihe I lined States. "Please believe lhal we are sincerely sorry. . ." 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