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PAGE M HERALD AND NEWS, Klamalh Falls, Ore. Thursday. October S, 19631 State Officials Deny Gambling Claim Cardinals Air Views On Preaching febRTLAND (UPD-Oregon lawi enforcement officials took issue -today wth Rep. Paul A. Fino, . -New York, who declared the state is a "gamblers' paradise"which contributes more than $250 millio a year to crime syndicates. "He must have received some misinformation," said Atty. Ccn. . Robert Y. Thornton. "We haven't had a valid gam bling complaint In Portland for the past year," said Police Chief David Johnson. -.. Fino, who frequently points to gambling In various states, con-.-tends a government-run national lottery would drive criminals out 'Of gambling and bring more mon-,-y into the U.S. treasury. ; In making his Oregon charge ; Wednesday, he also accused the state of hypocrisy in assigning part of the gross income from ' gambling at horse and dog tracks - to county fairs. He said legalized gambling had not been popular in rural Oregon "until the gambling syndicates got a brainstorm. 'They cut the hypocrites in on the take," he said. "They bought off the rural bluenoses by getting the slate to assign a portion of its percentage of the gross to the county fairs. Thornton said he had "no per sonal knowledge" of any illegal gambling in Oregon and that he was convinced things were not as bad now as during the Portland vice probe in the mid-1950's. And, he said, the annual yearly illegal betting traffic at that time would only "amount to a small fraction of the J250 million figure." Chief Johnson said if Kino's fig ure was accurate "you'd be stum bling over bookies in the smaller towns." And, he added, in Octo ber of 1962 there were only four federal wagering stamps applied for or in existence in Portland All four are out of business now he said. NOW FLAYING! Adwlilee) 11.00 Per PtcMn f Ott,tl 1 AND PINING fOR 1 r-j 7fefUMIM"fliUiMUT COtO. J COMPANION FEATURE kit Mi:wmriK: O A f;:m fx I,-. ' . sji:tlfZui!m,,m i tim&t mfamrm n will CLERGY TO PERFORM AS CHEFS Chaplain William A. Thoresen, left, and Father George A. Murphy, both of Kingsley Field, test their talents as chefs in preparation for chicken dinner they are to help prepare for military personnel and the public at the officer's mess hall to night, Thursday, from 5, to 9 p.m. Cost of the dinner is one dollar for adults and 50 cents for youngsters of school age. Proceeds of the dinner will benefit the United Fund. Hatfield Sees Little Hope For Better Tax Package DOORS OPEN 6:90 l.M. See "Pli. .'' t;H . NOW SHOWING! iGIANT OF ALL THE. YEAR'S GREAT HITS! ! MAGNIFICENT NEW TRIUMPH FROM THE MAKER OF 'EL CIO'! Samuel Bronston ' PRtSENIS CHARITON 55 DAYS AT PEKING I iRVSTVTTgtnTTTr 1 : Mhm john ueiano karry Andrews uo genn rokrt helpmann kurt w m JMW-VMMM&WWtl HMiKWK IHO:.DIMIIRI TIOMKIN Ctnerol Admission $! Jajgye Wi im (under lifsOc I PkAAM .. 93 W TODAY! DO YOU HAVE THE COURAGE TO SPEND 83 MINUTES IN THE TOWER OF LONOON? LES . v VINCENT PRICE 1 ohm,MICHAEL PATE - JOAN FREEMAN ROBERT BROWN . COMPANION flATURI THI HORROR CHAMIERf DR. FAUSTUS" GRANTS PASS UPI - Gov. Mark Hatfield said Wednesday he did not see how referral of the legislature's $M) million tax pack age back to the lawmakers would result in anything better. Hatfield, speaking to the Rotary Club here, said, "1 thought they aptly demonstrated in 141 days that they could not create a bet ter tax bill." The governor has not said if he will call a special session of the legislature if the tax bill loses. Hatfield said he was asking for a favorable vote on the tax meas ure Oct. 15 because of harm the reduction would cause slate serv ices and programs. He also said the state might be getting closer to a sales tax be cause more people who formerly opposed a sales tax have told him they now think it is lime for a new money source. Opponents of the legislature's tax bill feel government has grown too expensive, but that they show no clear-cut consensus on what should be done, the gov ernor said. Other tax front comments: Stale Sen. Thomas R. Mahoney, D-Pm'llancl. said he thought the tax bill would "go down by two to one. Slate Sen. Edward Fadeley, D Eugene, asked Hatfield to "detail where you agree and where you disagree with the legislative tax program." He lauded Hatfield's efforts to get a yes vote for the program, but criticized the gover nor for "political washing of hands" by allowing the measure to become law without signature. I BV LOUIS CA&SEU I VATICAN CITY lUPI '-Joseph Cardinal Ritter of St. Louis told the Ecumenical Council today that a revival of "preaching the word of God is the indispcnsa ble basis" of any other reform of the Roman Catholic Church. The American prelate, one of the council's liberal group, said that all of the reforms under consideration such as those the liturgy and organization of Ihe church depend on getting back to sound and dynamic preaching of God's word. He said unfortunately preaching today is often done in a "dosul tory manner," as if it were inci dental to the liturgy. Auguslin Cardinal Boa, head of the secretariat for Christian unity, followed Cardinal Kilter with a plea for more accurate study of biblical texts, which arc bcin cited by council speakers as well as in the document now under debate on the nature of the church. Bea, former head of the Pon tifical Biblical Institute and one of the world's most noted Cath olic biblical scholars, strongly im plied that some of his colleagues were misquoting or misunder standing the scripture. Giacomo Cardinal Lercaro, archbishop of Bologna and one of the four moderators of the coun cil, declared that the "separated brethren" of the Protestant and Orthodox communions are al ready "incorporated in the church of Christ" by virture of their baptism. Speaks On Baptism Emphasizing that he spoke in a personal capacity rather than as a moderator, Cardinal Lercaro voiced, the hope that the council will make it very clear in its def inition of the church that Chris tian baptism, even outside the Ho man Catholic Church, comers a "second birth" by which an in dividual is incorporated into the church in a true sense, even though circumstances such as heresy or schism may interfere. with his full enjoyment of all the spiritual benefits of the church. In all, 20 council fathers spoke at today's fourth plenary meet ing of the second session. Debate continued on the introduction and first of four chapters in a docu ment entitled "De Ecclesia" 'about the church). 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A capacity crowd in dingy Marylehone Magistrate's Court! heard further revelations of the other side of the double life of the girl w ho started the Profumo scandal with lea on Ihe stalely lawns of Lord Astor's estate. Tile witness, bearded West In dian Clarence Camacchio. said he was present the night of April 17 18 when Aloysius i Lucky i Gordon, a )Hit singer, grappled with her at Hie door of her home. "I'm going to get him," lie quoted Ihe 21-year-old redhead as saying later. "I'm not going to let him get away with tins." Alias Keeler and three co defendants are being given a hearing in magistrate's court on charges of conspiracy and per jury in n aming Gordon into a three-year jail term. His sentence Was quashed by the court of criminal appeal. The prosecution charges that Miss Keeler told police that in juries she had actually received earlier that night In a punch-ami-kick battle with an ex-convict were caused by Gordon. Her cfrdefenditils arc her Apartment male. 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