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FORMER RESIDENT DIES 2 —Port Orford Newa, Thursday, July 21, 1966 J M F, A JA X ! to the S T H A D NAY E R C H E C K U P !! Poet O ffice Box 5 97465 E ditor Port Orford. Oregon PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Second class m a il privileges authorised at Port Orford, Ore. AND S O M E PEO PLE T H IN K H E H A S N 'T G O T IT U P H E R E ------- - ------------ Louis L Felsheim ........................................ Editor and Publisher Paul U Peterson ................................................ M anaging Editor Subscription TO THE EDITOR Sometimes I wonder do you get anythbig right? Here 1 been liv in g ou Sixes River nearly all m y life and last week you tried to te ll me It was the Q k River. Now I got nothing against the Elk, It's an a lrlg h trlv e r, too, but It Just a in 't where I liv e . If you don't know where you loused up It was about that pic ture of the mouth of Sixes Riv er, only you ca lle d It the U k, and I would ce rta in ly a p jv e c i- ate you m aking a correction. 1 believe bi catlin g a spade a spade and a river by Its right name. Thank you, A Sixes Resident In Curry County (per year in a d v a n c e )............................$3 00 Outside Curry C o u n ty ............................................................$3 90 Single C o p y.......................................................................... Id Cents Announcements, Notices, New» end Advertising Must be in the O ffice by Si 00 p. m. Tuesdays NEW SPAPER P U B L IS H E R S ASSOCIATION Duncan Says Stability Important To Southeast Asian Effort Vietnamese nationalism de Congressmar Robert B. Dun mands it — and they are Inten can (D -O re .) was one of 14 sely nationalistic in the sense members of Congress who re of wanting to run their own cently made a nine-day trip to South Vietnam during the Con a f f a i r s . This feeling, plus loyalty to th eir provinces, hope gressional recess early this month. fu lly, can be transformed Into His Impressions follow: loyalty to an elected government “ I planned to w rite an article of Vietnam. each day. Neither tim e, health, "T h e re Is another reason nor perspective perm itted. It why elections w ill beheld— that seemed the better to look and has not been mentioned pre listen and question and think— viously. Our officials give It and then w rite. little Importance but I believe “ F o u rte e n Congressmen it to be significant. A proud peo from different Congressional ple were colonized and exploit committees, from both political ed by the French for almost 100 parties and representing dif years. Ho Chi Mlnh has capit ferent geographical sections of alized on the desire to be free the country, m a d e the trip of the French and long ago sub during the July Congressional verted and perverted a gen recess to Southeast Asia. I was uinely nationalistic movement. one of the 14. A ll were Im A lingering, I f Irra tio n al, fear pressed with the extent and of the French returning exists sincerity of our efforts, both among many of the leaders of m ilita rily and In the social, South Vietnam , augmented by economic, and political fields. President De Gaulle’s growing There are problems. The war Is International posture, his rec not won— but continuous opti ognition of Communist China, mism is In the air. The coun and his rapport with the Soviet try Is Immensely wealthy but Union. These people know their underdeveloped. The war has government was born In a coup left Its mark on the people, the and they want It legitimatized land, and Its cities. So has a so they can claim legal as well century of French m isrule. The as de facto status In the com government Is young, Inexper munity of nations. ienced, and unstable— but It has “ At General Chlen’ s dinner weathered a heavy political I asked If Nguyen Ky was of s t o r m , the public execution the fam ily of Nguyen Hue, an posts are torn down and it has old Vietnam hero. I was told r e a d and Is practicing the yes— d i s t a n t l y — as was Bao Geneva Rules on treatment of D al, the displaced Em peror. I prisoners of war and Is , In my asked where Bao Dal was and Judgment, committed to elec was told he Is In France where tion, to defeating the Viet Cong, he Is now a French national. and to Improving the lot of the Those at the party around me people. then began talking In French “ Ky Is the P re m ier. I met about his son, saying he Is a him. He Is sm all and not par •political’ colonel In the French ticu larly I m p r e s s i v e . H a ls Arm y. I asked In English about young but showed evidences of his son and my dinner com s t e e l y determination— which panions— s o m e w h a t reluc our Ambassador, Henry Cabot ta n tly -to ld me In English that Lodge, says Is evident in his he has become— through pol (Ky’ s) actions. Ky Is well aware itics— a colonel In the French that m ilita ry action alone w ill A r m y . 'We must have elec not save his country, but he tions,’ one dinner companion knows that the m ilita ry — now— said. 'Bao Dal s till has a legal wields the only effective po claim as ru ler of South Vietnam litic a l power In the country. and De Gaulle wants to return “ Now Ky Is only one man to Southeast Asia.' on the Directorate adm inister “ So I believe elections w ill ing the country. I was reminded be held— for many reasons, in of this many times by his col cluding self-interest. leagues at a dinner I attended “ It must be remembered that g iv e n by General Chien, the members of this government secretary-governor of the D i have suffered to bring freedom rectorate. Other directors and to South Vietnam. Diem start m inisters likewise attended. ed out w e l l and had a The 10 m ilita ry members of re fe re n d u m but became the Directorate have now been dictatorial. One of our hosts augmented by 10 civilian direc at this dinner had been his tors. Preparations for the elec friend and ran a newspaper. He tion are in full swing and I am criticized Diem and as a result convinced that they w ill be held. spent nine years in Jail. This "T h e re are many reasons. man, for example, wants elec The Buddhists, and others, de tions and f r e e d o m s of ex mand e l e c t i o n s . Political pression for the people. s t a b i l i t y demands them. Suc “ So I believe elections w ill cessful resistance to Commun be held— for many r e a s o n s , ist armed aggression demands Including a desire fo r freedom. performance, not prophesy. “ Ky saidthe Directorate gov- H ad Your F ruit T od ay? by 'B&ttq O o ck g /i Every day, in some unusual way — you really should take advant age of the season's abundant supply of colorful fresh fruits. For a starter, have you tried your canteloupe with a little fresh lime Juice squeezed over it? Or, have you considered Fruit Kabobs as appetizers: Spear a strawberry, melon ball, pineapple chunk and banana slice on a wooden pick. And, have you heard the latest gourmet touch for green grapes? Serve with a blop of sour cream sprinkled with brown sugar. De lectable! Last question, have you been to market today? Well, read the recipes below first. They’re loaded with more interesting surprises for fresh fruits. SUMMER JEWEL PIES 2 cups Bisquick 34 cup soft butter 34 cup boiling water 2 tablespoons sugar Chilled fresh fruits (peaches, pears, strawberries, melon, bananas, etc.) Orange Glacé ( below ) '/< teaspoon salt In saucepan. Stir In 34 cup orange juice and *4 cup water. Cook, stirring constantly, until mixture thick ens and boils. Boil and stir 1 minute. Cool. For a refreshing fruit salad, main or side dish, try a zesty Limeade or Lemonade Dress ing: Combine 34 cup undiluted frozen concentrate for limeade or lemonade, 34 cup honey, *4 cup salad oil and 1 teaspoon celery or poppy seed. Beat with rotary beater until smooth. 1 cup dressing. Heat oven to 425 '. Place Bis- quick and butter In bowl. Add water, stir vigorously with fork until dough forms ball and cleans bowl. Divide dough Into 8 equal parts. With fingers and heel of hand, pat each into oval on baking sheet. Turn up edges and flute. Sprinkle with sugar. Bake 10 to IS minutes. Cool on baking sheet. Top each with combination of fruits; cover with glacé. Chill. 8 servings. Want to be spectacular? Build a Watermelon Boat: Cut melon In half lengthwise, hollow out. Refill with watermelon chunks, melon balls, blueberries and raspberries. Cover lightly with ginger ale. Orange Glacé: Mix */, cup sugar, 2 tablespoons cornstarch and Think. Mom AU that Vitamin C (And, so few calories!) ■ ■ And don’t forget sliced peaches and cream spooned over home made shortcakes! Make a meal of them. erns South Vietnam. It Is not the best government. But it Is the best the South Vietnamese have had In some tim e. The critic s of our policy can offer no better alternative. Our gov ernment Is Interested In the preservation of South Vietnam f r o m armed attack, not the preservation of Ky or any other one man or government. Sta b ility and continuity are Im portant to our entire effort In Southeast Asia until power can be passed on to an elected successor government.’’ LEGAL INSANITY John Doe suffered from a mental disease. As It grew pro gressively worse, he began to suffer delusions and came to believe that Richard Roe In tended to k ill him. So he took a pistol and killed Richard Roe. He was brought to tria l for m urder, and his attorney at tempted to defend him on the ground that he was Insane and should be sent to a mental hospital rather than to the elec tric chair. The psychiatrists who tes- tlfed at Doe’ s tria l were asked whether Doe could distinguish right from wrong. They said he could, that he knew killing was wrong and forbidden by law, but that he killed anyway be cause he believed Roe would k ill him unless he killed Roe firs t. Is Doe legally Insane? Should he be convicted of murder or be sent to a mental Institution? This case Illustrates the cur rent argument over the legal test for Insanity. The test used In Oregon to day Is whether or not a c rim inal defendant knows right from wrong. If he does, he Is sane. If he does not, he Is Insane. Thus Is the so-called M ’ Naghten Rule, which originated In Eng land early In the nineteenth cen tury. The critics of the M ’ Naghten Rule often cite the report of The Royal Commission on Cap ita l Punishment, which said the rule Is based ” . . . on an entirely obsolete and mislead ing conception of the nature of Insanity, since Insanity does not only, or p rim a rily , affect the cognitive or Intellectual fac ulties, but affects the whole personality of the patient, i n cluding both the w ill and the emotions. An Insane person may therefore know the nature and quality of his act and that It Is wrong and forbidden bylaw ,and yet commit It as a result of the mental disease.” Among the principal critics of the M ’ Naghten Rule are psy chiatrists. They say It falls to take note of the progress of science over the century and a half since It was formulated. The Joe Doe case Illustrates the problem. Should the Inquiry Into his mental condition stop when we learn that he can distinguish right from wrong? O r should we go on and con sider the fact that his mental disease led him to k ill, even knowing It was wrong, because he actually believed Roe was going to kill him. What do you think? If you have any views on the subject, communicate them to your legislators. The decision on whether to keep the present rule Food Marketing Report Calls For More Federal Authority V IS IT Visitors at the home of M r. and Mrs. Delbert Neal last week were M rs ,N e a l'i uncle and aunt. M r. and Mrs. Everett Ovlatt ol Eugene, They returned home Friday t a k i n g Cindy and Becky, the Neal's daughters, w ith them to visit w ith their Aiuit Augusta at Dorana, Or«, FRCM NEBRASKA (Sorry about that, but we knew which river It was a ll the tim e . . . we Just wanted to find out how many others did. —Ed. ) TO ZIO N LUTHERA N CH URC H NEWS THE EDITOR ITio District Sisiuner Reading Im provem ent classes held at the Port Orford Grade School wish to command Mrs.J<ttth M oyer, Port Orford's C ity Librarian for her cooperation ¿ "In tro d u c in g " us to die city's library. Every Tuesday morning, she opened the 1 ibrary for us to select read ing books and we re a lly appre ciated this. We wish everyone would take advantage of what this c ity library has to offer. Screens Save Young Fish The Worship Service fex Sun day, July 24, is scheduled for I l k 30 ¡i. m . at the Humbug M t. State Park. In charge of the ser vice w ill tie Clinton Stole, Tony Hefner, llene Fisher and Roger H ill, Follow ing the service w ill be a fellowship dinner. In charge of the afternoon entertainm ent are Donald Stole and BUI H o f- ner. Everyone la w elcom e to at tend and bring a friend. In case of unf air w eather, the service w ill be held at the church at Ilk 30 and the dinner In the fire side roam . SUN DAY SCHOOL AW ARDS Those receiving a war its during the warship service on Sunday were Ronda and Cynthia lsak- so n janle Petok,Cale Hefner and Caryn Marsh. G U IL D M E E T IN G The women w ill m eet on July 21, Thursday, at 8 p. m . in the fireside r o o m for the regular guUd m eeting. THANKS EXTENDED Thanks is extended to M Uton Leer, Charles Haller, Vern M a g - neson,BUl Hefner and Knud Jen sen for die donations of m ater ials and the work this past weak at the church. ca. Agnesat Julie Sclierharth. Port lYfordi James llrlganca. Langloisi J Ini C , Sweeney, * Eresno, C a l. i Sarah liik h ie ,' Pasadena, C a l. i W alker H av ens. Patlenta rem aining from laat week werei Cl Iff Parrott. Cold lleachjam ea W alker, I'la tot It Iy er, Luclbel C halk, Cold Heads BIRTHS New arrivals at Curry llenera! recently werei l isa Rae, born ,'uly 13.to M r. and Mrs. W U llam I.ee Sclierbarth, Agnessi I lenti Inn, born July 13, to M r. and ‘I r v Donald Lee Pedro, Gold Boxchi and Darrell Anthony, bam July 15, to M r. and Mrs. Samuel Cod- dy Sharia Gold Reach. SOUTH C O AST ANGLING Offshore salmon angling lias slacked off since last weekend when the average was two fish l<er angler. Most of die fbh are >11 vers, w ith some chlnook ( q To . ounds taken. Prospects appear (eight for t h i s weekend as,a large school of salmon located b e lo w Brookings Is working northward. . The first summer steelhead h a v e appeared In the Rogue, and a few stragglers have been taken by spinner and fly fisher men bi the K im ble to Lobster Creek area. Anglers are averaging about 0, 5 fish now and die outlook appears good as schools of silver and chlnook salmon move north ward, three to lour m llea o ff- shore. Why, certa inly you have a aopy SOUL ami Jesus Christ him self a id so — M atthew lU t28, "both body and soul. ” ILL. SHARP, NA3TOR Assembly Of God V IS IT BROILER FESTIVAL M r. and M rs . Bernard Kuata attended the Oregon B ro iler Association Festival In Spring- field over the weekend and alao vial ted their aon, Jim , In Eu gene, and daughter, M rs. Ger ald Goodwater, who came to Eugene from Portland for the occasion. HOSPITAL NOTES CURRY GENERAL HOSPITAL NOTES Patients at Curry General Hos p ital from July 10 thru July 17 In ru ra l activities. It la said that since acci dents are caused they can lie prevented. But prevention can only be realized when the proper attitude toward safety exists and persons are motivated by a feeling of personal responsi b ility In the prevention of ac cidents. I would urge, therefore, that during Farm Safety Week and throughout the rest of the year as w ell, that all communications media assist In reminding our citizens that human e r ro r can be reduced by training, skill and knowledge of hazards. It Is my hope that such a program w ill bring with It strengthened motivation to function safety. Then and only then w ill the word “ safety” become more than a word In everyone’ s vo cabulary. OUR UW PRICES S U I CREEN STAMPS MARK O. H A TF IE LD Governor CRATER FINANCE 360E Bet-Gar Bldg. CH 7-2811 Gold Beach DEEP S E A / * Don't Get Bogged Down With Monthly Payment« CONSOLIDATE “79 * RELATIVES House guests at the home of die Harry Gebauers die p a s t week were Mrs. M a x K1 Inghi aiti ith of North Loop, Nebraska, Mrs. Dan Weeks of Scotia, N a b ., and S h e r r y Kllngbicm tdi of Keam ey, Nebraska. Mrs. Klbigbism lth Is a lister of M r. Gebauer. mission’ s report. The Implications of the com mission’ s report are so serious we feel M r. Shuman’ s comments The long-awaited report of bear repeating: the National Commission on • The Report of the National Food Marketing was released Commission on Food M arket The ChUdren June 12. Charles B. Shuman, ing w ill be a great dlssapotnt- president of the American Farm ment to everyone who believes Bureau Federation, made the In the market system. following comments on the com - “ The principal conclusions bltlon go the way of Howard presented In the m ajority report Morgan’ s who was backed by call for a far-reaching ex or to change It w ill be up to Wayne Morse and was such a pansion of federal regulatory them. strong c ritic of the Admini authority over the producers, (Oregon law yers offer this stration’ s foreign policies. processors and distributors of column as a public service). Hatfield with his “ beautiful food. The effect would be to p ro file ” may get a lot of votes put the food Industry In a reg on that score but as a foreign ulatory strait Jacket which has affa irs expert he has no sen no p arallel anywhere else In sible o r practical solution for the economy. the Vietnam conflict. “ While some government In the Sat., July 9, Oregon regulation Is necessary and de ian a p p e a r e d this headline: sirable to prevent unfair trade “ Hatfield Lone Dissenter As Low stream flows throughout practices and monopolistic ac Governors Back LBJ War Pol much of Oregon and utilization tiv itie s , excessive regulation ic y .” The nation’ s Governors of much of this water for I r would s tifle , rather than pro voted 49 to 1 at l« s Angeles to rigation Is making It difficult mote, competition. support “ the m ilita ry defense this year for young salmon and “ It Is evident that the Com of South V i e t n a m against steelhead to make th eir way to mission m ajority reached Its a g g r e s s l o n . ” Oregon’ s Gov. the sea. conclusions on the basis of a M ark O. H a t f i e l d cast th e This Is the report from game philosophical preference for a opposing vote. commission fishery biologists government - controlled econ W ill this buy him votes? I say In several d istricts who report omy rather than through an ob he should tie c a st aside like rotary fish screens Installed jective analysis of the facts. Howard Morgan and to the fate on Irrig atio n canals and d iv er The six Commission members that surely awaits the political sions have blocked thousands of who dissented have perform ca re er of Wayne Morse. the young migrants from enter ed an outstanding public service The bombing of Hanoi brought ing which would have resulted by exposing the shortcomings forth raucous moans from the In certain death. of the m ajority report. "beetle b r o w e d Haunt from These rotary screens are in “ As an organization of pro O regon" and with d ire predic stalled by the game commis ducers, we are p articu larly dis tions of Chinese hordes sweep sion on Irrig ation diversions on turbed by the proposal to place ing our boys from the pest- almost all streams of the state the marketing of agricultural ridden e l e p h a n t grass and where salmon and steelhead are commodities under Agricul Jungles of Vietnam. I 'l l wager present. The screen prevents tural Marketing Boards which that the boysoverthere heartily the young fish from entering would have the powers granted approve the bombing of stra the d i v e r s i o n and a bypass under federal marketing orders tegic strongholds as we at home shunts them back Into the main and additional powers for ’ reg do, except for a m inority of stream channel. At a few screen ulating production or marketing dissenters, draft dodgers and locations, bypass traps are In and negotiating prices and other stalled w h e r e migrants are p olitically ambitious candidates term s of trades.’ trying to ride Into office on this captured and tallied to obtain a “ Such an extension of the Issue. measurement of the fish being marketing order concept would saved. I have a son In Naval A ir be most unwise. Acceptance of These traps are essential training who Is ready to give the marketing orders now In his support to his country and where entire stream flows are effect has been due to th eir diverted for Irrig ation pur he deplores the aid that the application on a local o r re poses. At these locations, game Communists are recetvlngfrom gional basis and to the fact the dldsenters and hecklers. commission personnel haul the that they have not been used migrants In portable fish tanks I think the "beautiful p ro file ” for the direct control of pro downstream to w h e r e water would look nice on a stamp or duction. flows are again adequate. half d o llar, but please keep It “ T h e re Is nothing In the rec out of the White House. ord of federal efforts to control CAPTURED IN ROGUE farm production which would Biologists re p o rt heavy JOHN D. JOHNSON, SR. Justify extension of the control Box 171 downstream t r a f f i c In the philosophy to additional com Rogue, U m atilla, Grande Ronde, Port O rfo rd , O re. modities. The economic situ and Wallowa drainages. So far ation of commodities which have this summer well over 126,000 not been subject to control pro young s a lm o n and steelhead grams Is far better than that of have been captured In bypass the controlled commodities. We traps and returned to main need to return to the m arket T o The Editor: stream flows. On the U m atilla system as rapidly as possible During Farm Safety Week, River more than 1,300 a d u l t Instead of developing new mech July 24-30, I urge emphasis on steelhead have been captured anisms for the exercise of cen m e a s u r e s to elim inate ac In bypass traps and returned tralized authority over the pro cidents which can lead to In to main stream flows. On the duction and marketing of farm jury or death, In our homes, on U m atilla River more than 1,300 products.’ ’ cur streets and highways and adult steelhead returned to the sea were also captured and transported downstream During the peak of the I r r i gation season, the game com mission has about 1,500 of the rotary screen fish savers In operation. By LOU NORRIS, D irecto r Tax and Legislative A ffairs CHARTERS COFFEE Word hai l<ecn received of die sudden death of George Mo~rll, a former Port Orfordresident. I le waa a foreman at Western States Plywood until about one year ago wheu they moved back to their home In Sneldon,Wn,While diey lived In Port Orford diey resided in the J bn C o ll bis home bi the I U n i let. werei kookfelgti Florence T ib b s , Edward C lark. Cold Ileachi John E, W elch, Hob Price, Candace Pedro, (Tnia (smart, t arry Kam iner, la m e ! C, S te p is France« Walsh, Inane Sharp, terry Parker, 1 u c I I I e t > '- n iin .i'o n llrewer. Cl Inton Sqdili. 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