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Rickover Wins Academy Battle
.WASHINGTON (UP1) Vice
Aim. Hjtnan G. Kickovcr has
'tin another victory in his battle
to! reform the faculty at the U.S.
Naval Academy In Annapolis, Md.
But the battle Is two years old,
and it doesn't appear that any-
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thing sudden or sensational will
liappen at the ' 118-year-old
Academy.
Rickover, builder of nuclear
submarines who became inter
ested in education, attacked the
Academy in mid-11. He asked
for a civilian dean and civilian
professors in all subjects except
naval science.
Then Navy Secretary John B.
Connally, who later was elected
governor of Texas, fully sup
ported him. So did Connally's
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suecessor. Navy Secretary Fred
Kortli.
But tliere is a lot of tradition
involved and matters have moved
tlowly.
The latest development was the
naming of Dr. Arthur Bernard
Drought of Marquette University
to be "academic dean, pro tern
porary" at the Academy under a
one-year contract.
Korth said Drought's appoint
ment was "one of a scries of
steps being taken by the Acad
emy to strengthen and improve
its educational program.
Hear Adm. Charles C. Kirkpat-
rick, superintendent at Annapolis.
described Drought as a "distin
guished educator," and said:
"We led that with his experi
ence and background, he will ma
terially assist and guide us to the
correct decisions necessary to
properly establish the permanent
civilian academic dean at the
Naval Academy."
Farm Credit
Men Visitors
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Oil first was discovered . in the1
United Slates near Cuba, N.Y., in
1627. Seneca Indians led a Fran
ciscan missionary to the site. The
Indians used the crude petroleum
that bubbled up in a spring for
medicine and as a paint base.
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F. Vernon Wright, Farm Credit
Administration, deputy governor
and director. Short Term Credit
Service, Washington, D.C., Robert
Lister, director on the National
?'arm Credit Board and well
known livestock operator near
Prineville. with Herbert Barker,
president of the Federal Intermed
iate Credit Bank of Berkeley,
Calif., were Sunday visitors in
Klamath Falls.
They visited the office of the
Klamath Production Credit Asso
ciation and were taken by secretary-treasurer
Don Kridcr to sec
the agricultural area of the Ba
sin. A stop was made at the
ranch of Murcl Long, president of
I'CA.
he visitors were greatly inv
pressed with the entire Basin and
the crops that this spring are lat
er than usual due to cool weather.
Following a dinner at the Wi-
nema Hotel on their return, the
party left for a Berkeley con
ference. With them at dinner were
Mr. and Airs.' Kridcr, Mr. and
Mrs. Long. Randall Pope, vice
president of PCA, and Mrs. Pope
and Irven Patton, manager of the
Medford PCA office.
'AU-H20' Not A Noise; Stands For Barry Goldwater
The Lighter Side
By DICK WEST
WASHINGTON lUPU-.U first!
glance, VAU-H20" looks like the
noise you make when you sneeze
Actually, however, it is a chem
ical symbol, and by this time next
year it may be almost as familiar
to the American public as LS-
MFT.
FlltfiT AIR SERVICE
During the siege of Paris In
1870, the French employed bal
loons to transport mail and offi
cial personnel to points as far
away as Norway. This was the
first known instance of the suc
cessful use of aircraft for the
carriage of passengers and mail
to a predetermined destination,
according to the Encyclopedia
Britannica.
Police Close
Two Cases
City police closed two of their
recent cases when two runaway
boys returned home Tuesday and
a car that was reported stolen
was found bv the owner who re
membered where he had parked
it.
The two teen-age boys returned
to their homes Tuesday alter they
were reported missing Sunday
night.
Bob H. Dickey. 710 Norm
Eleventh Street, found ;his car
Monday after he had reported it
stolen Sunday night. Police said
he apparently found it where he
left it late Saturday night.
Volcano Erupts
JAKARTA, Indonesia (UP1I -
Antara, the official Indonesian
news agency, saioV today that
Mount Buntu Karawa in the cen
tral Celebes erupted violently on
June 6 and has been spewing
lava ever since. Four people were
killed and six injured m a lava-.
destroyed village six miles away.
In chemistry, AU-H20 stands
for Goldwater. In politics, what
it stands for depends on where
you stand. And in the novelty
business, it stands for money.
At the moment, AU-II20 is about
the best selling item in the po
litical campaign material line.
In fact, it is about the only item
that is selling at the moment.
Or so I was told by Earl But
ler, a big button man from
Chicago.
An Exhiliitor
Butler's firm, the Green Duck
Co., is one of the exhibitors show
ing their wares at a specialty
advertising guild display here this
week.
I stopped by the exhibit after
receiving a press release report
ing that it would oflcr a preview
of the buttons, badges and other
political advertising novelties be
ing created lor the 1964 campaign.
I must say, however, that in
some respects it was more like
a review than a preview. Butler's
booth, for instance, displayed a
number of "Dick and Pat" buttons.
Good Heavens!," I said. "Don't
tell me they haven't given up
yet.
Butler hastily asurcd me mat
he was not anticipating a heavy
demand for Nixon buttons next
year.
Goldwater Crowd Active
Except for the Goldwater
crowd, he said, the supporters
of prospective presidential candi
dates thus far have ordered very
little campaign material.
Therefore, in order to display
a complete line of the types of
materia he has available, nc was
obliged to borrow a tew samples
Another company displayed mally appear. The lettering on You can draw your own con
necklics with political labels in one tie read "A Solid Gold Di- elusions as to which candidate
the place where gravy spots nor- nosaur" that is supposed to represent.
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Earlier this year Gunung
Agung erupted, killing more than archjvcs
peopic. I J1ost o u,,, carnpaign gim
micks displayed at the exhibit
would be familiar to the aver
age voter, but for lapel pins and
auto bumper stickers there is a
shiny new material called re
fraction grating" that is guaran
teed to attract attention.
One booth featured shopping
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and political slogans, one of which
read Be Happy, uo Kocny. i
am not certain, however, that it
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LAKEVIEW - The Odd Fellow
and Rebekah Lodges of Lakeview
will sponsor a benefit pinochle
and canasta card party in the
1O0F Hall on June 28 at 8 p.m.
The cost will be 50 cents per
person, with prizes awarded to the
high scorers. The public is invit
ed.
Following the evening of play,
coffee and ice cream will be
served by the Odd Fellows, and
the Rebekah members will serve
sandwiches. The proceeds will be
donated to a sight-saving fund for
the aged.
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