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A S S O C IA T IO N
a p p ro a c h e d
th e fa r m e r
about accept
ing a g o ve rn
m en t handout
of SJt.SS
acre to re tire
the m oun tain
»M e land from
p r o d u c tio n .
T h e surprised
fa rm e r s a id
C W . Hargor
this w o uld be Im possible since
the diffic u lt te rra in had never
been u tilis e d (o r fa rm land.
E D IT O R IA L S
for Peel Hesobaeh
HO M IM I "FALLS" FOR CHRISTMAS TRUCE
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The honorable farm er turned
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down the offer of
the Agrieoi
turai Department's subsidy and
declared that an acceptance
would be wasting taxpayer's
money, since the mountain land
North V ie tn a m "proposes" a Christmas truce becam e they so
highly regard Christian ethics and traditions.
And we are such good Christians that after due "consideration"
we w ill agree, even though we know it w ill m ean sacrificing
more o f our boy? lives.
munists.
We have great compassion for the C om *
But how about OUR side?
VOTERS D ID N O T UPHOLD JOHNSON W A R P O LIC Y
Th e m ost-heard and lib erally-b ias ed mouthpieces o f a ll the
news m edia— newspaper, m agatine, radio and T V — continue to
declare that the Novem ber 8 m ajo rity voters upheld the Johnson
war policy.
It just is not so.
The voters did vigorously uphold our pa rticip atio n in the V ie t
nam war; some w ith the wish that we had never gotten ourselves
involved in it, but "since we are in it, let's get on w ith i t . " But
by no means did they uphold the m ain Johnson-McNamara w ar
policy: a policy o f N O -W IN , and accom m odation for the en em y.
T h a t policy is k illin g and m aim in g thousands o f A m erican m en
un ava ilin g ly.
Th e jo in t chiefs o f staff, G en eral W estro relan d ,
the staffs of the involved N avy, A ir Force, M arines, A rm y and
C. W I L S O N
e s q
I Slnee Data, the fa rm e r's price»
i have Increased 14 per re n t, and
I his east» 11 per re n t. T h e fa rt
that tw ice as m any d a iry f a r m
er» q u it th e ir farm s this year
, than e ve r h e f .r r is a sere sign
of d lsro a ra g e m e n l. and a res
sen fo r subsequent Increases In
the price» of d a iry product»,
s s •
W hile the politicians In Wash
ingtnii blitter up the farmers
fur Nuvemlier elections. house
wives are expressing them
selves about skyrocketing fo ci
A C1‘« ' hi point is a group
of Phoenix. Arixunu women
who banded together vowing
to bake
bread
until
™ -* their
"'»•• own
u u
ie u u u
noi
Prices descended They
!’"* .u n' i succeeded in lowering
local prices, but spread the idea
of pledged revolt to other quor-
ters of th e country.
was useless for farm in g.
O S S
T h e G o vernm ent official not
ed the fa rm e r's statem ents, and
prom ised an In vestigatio n o f his
“ W e ha v e achieved p rosperity "
ro m p ta ln ts about the suhoMy.
B a t one Is com pelled to listen
o O 0
This item caused us to won Io rep orts such as the one In
der how much unproductive th C h ris tia n Science M o n ito r:
bind around the country is be “ be s p ite attem p ts by the A d
ing subsidized by the Z»gri- m in is tra tio n to a n d e rp la y the
Increase la liv in g caste, the op-
culture Dept
sw ing Is considerably higher
> o o
than In dicated . . . the p ro je r
v , o I 7 * y 01 * « * * ■ * » ■ ’* O r
Uon fo r IM S Is an Increase of
X -
7 "“ ".
« P»r «*«» com pared to an In
n o , P * 7 * . d “ r ln r k l*
of 1 per cent In INIS— a
rise 1» the rate of increase uf SV
o r l e i l S te e . me r” , J X n’ i " ,e r P"
,o r ,9SS ov e r 1965 '
P ,
And
m odern de-
H u m n h re v ' - * ' ? * * *
H u b * r t » H o pm en te and autom ation In -
H um phrey have been e x p re m - erease«. th e actual take-ho m e
te?ml>o X ~ * ' X Verr " o * ri,M' ,n
r - T * . P o C7 ' P *
“f
,n *be
w o rke r.
has
brrn
s h rin k in g a n n u a lly , lo w e r today
B to 9 DAILY
Margaret Eaelec Pederson,
910 S. 4th, C .P . - V io la
D ear Editor,
righ t to protest the first p o licy nor to demand that something be
Lodge, Aphtheker, and the whole string o f K re m lin -R e d C hina
done about i t .
apologists, including the so-smatt newsboys, t e ll th em to keep
i f you w ill read the follow ing quote frotr the Novem ber 26th is
themselves in position as sitting ducks for the Cong and C om m ies
sue o f H U M A N E VEN TS.
tons and tons o f the stuff m a d c -in -A m e ric a .
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W hv and how in the
I feel it is a good tim e to a l
an a n tib alliatic missile system.
T o those who have fo llow ed de
fense affairs, this announcem ent was no surprise.
As Barry G o ld -
believe M cN am ara's lies and the lies o f th a t whole degraded
a n ti-m iss ile effort for y e a n , not Just months, weeks or days.
bunch, when our boys are reporting the outrages day by day and
During the 1964 presidential cam p aign , for instance, a m ajor
pleading that it be stopped— it is more than we can fathom .
R epublican position paper pointed to the deploym ent o f a n ti-
to get Red C hina into the U nited Nations, and throw N ationalist
C hina out.
Goldberg and Thant are working th eir heads o ff to
get tbe job done, w ith Bobby Kennedy and Rusk and H arrim an
lending a glad hand.
N ationalist C hina has co n tin u a lly offered
a large trained arm y to help in the V ie tn a m w ar, but has been
consistently turned down.
W hy? Our compassionate President
misslle systems around Moscow and Leningrad. "
For y e a n , however, tbe Kennedy-Johnson Adm inistrations
have refused to c la rify this issue for the A m erican pu b lic .
Eva
sion was the standard technique.
so far that M cNasm ra was forced to m ake the announcem ent.
"Said G o ldw ater, "T h e truth is now out and It hurts.
delayed announcement o f the Soviet missile defenses has made
headlines around the wor ld as leaders aw aken to its significance
to C hiang K a i Shek.
Nor did he during the trip or has he since
m entioned the N ationalist Chinese p u b lic ly .
W hy?
And we are sure he is proud o f them — dead or
show Washington just how rankled we a ll are about this thing.
tions.
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the planter at the C ity H a ll
genorosity was greatly ap
T h ey have furnished the plan
preciated.
plants, o f which, I under
M n . R . N . Beyer,
stand were grown at the P ia -
acting president,
Jacksonville Boosters
la e t Gardens on Gibbon Road.
C lub .
M r. P iala et has worked w ith
the group for the part three
Last year, the ieader
suspended.
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Larry Lynn H o w e ll, R . 1,
B. 56 3, T a le n t - No opera
tor's license on .person.
$5.
Chiefs Blotter
We have c e rta in ly enjoyed
•eeeeeeee
m en, M edford. - D efe ctiv e
vision.
fo rfeite d .
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Donald Lawrence Heraog,
the flowers each summer,
$. 2, Bx. 688 - Upton R d .,
and I am sure other people
C .P . - Disobeyed traffic
have too as they go by.
signal.
1
wish to take this tim e to ex
$S.
press to the boys and girls and
th eir le a d e n how much we
Post Office Tells
Deadline For
Overseas Mailing
done.
S incerely yours,
T R A F F IC C O U R T .
Robert T im o th y Daves,
802 Broad S t . , M edford -
T o Th e Editor,
Reckless driving.
The Jacksonville Booster
C lub m em b en and M r . and
M n . George McUne and
»30.
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D o n ald Jean Fiaher, 352 S
son, Ron o f Pioneer V illa g e
Stewart A v e ., M edford. -
take this opportunity to
Follow ing too close.
extend th eir most grateful
SIS.
Thanks to the numerous
persons axd businesses who
••••••••
Charles Donald K ru g, 20
so generously donated to -
C ra ter U n e , C .P . - V lo -
Charles Stoddard, a form er director o f the In terio r D epartireia
Bureau o f Land M anagem ent, has been rewarded for his h a tch et-
President Johnson has named h im a staff
You
Governor H a tfie ld and ether in flu e n tia l m en in Oregon dem and
ed and got Stoddard's rem oval from his Bureau job in Oregon.
I f , ;
lkicember 1st is the deadline
fa r m ailing sm all packages to
V iet Nam and all m ilita ry post
offices overseas.
Parcels weighing I'lve pounds
o r leas and not exceeding 60
Inches In combined length and
g irth are a ir lifted on a “ space
availab le" basis between the
I nited States and all post offices
oversea».
Parcels weighing five pounds
o r less paid at surface rates
are moved within the I d l e d
States bj surface transportation
to the port of embarkation.
Icy road conditions were
cause of two holiday seel
on Interstate 9, It was r _
__
by the Oregon State Police Chw
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partmenL
missile system in the U nited States.
H e has fought for it , unfor
tu n ately w ithou t success, In m any m eetings o f the Senate Arm ed
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e n tia l adviser, to Preside m . Kennedy and Johnson had convinced
th eir superiors th a t besides its great cost and techn olo gical prob
lems, m eh a system wax p o litic a lly inadvisable because it would
be provocative to the Soviets.
Defense Secretary MrNam ara
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"M cN am ara's recent announcemems show the fa lla c y o f this
reasoning."
HAVE THE CASH Y O U NEED
A ID FAILURES
ce n tly .
FOR SH O PPIN G NEXT YEAR
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Cruenlng, ch airm a n o f the Senate Governm ent Opera
tions S ubcom m ittee on Foreign A id , recen tly c o m p u te d an ex
Putty and c la y lend themselves conveniently to the creative
But the older hantfc o f ed
ucated and religious on e-w o rld en and social b etterm ent p o liti
cians are feverishly at work these days in a massive attem p t to
shape the A m erican masses into a brainwashed mass o f putty that
w ill conveniently and submissively accept the ele vatio n o f the
Red Chinese to a world status o f « q u a lita tiv e m em bership in the
U nited Nations.
From the State Departm ent com e ambiguous statements about
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A car driven by Lee Roger
Brown, 23. 105S Tolm an Creek
Road, skidded on Ice while pass
ing anotiwr auto about a m ile
south of the rest area near the
sum m it of the Slskiyous on 1-5
at 11:13 p.m. Wednesday.
M inor damages were done te
both vehicles no Injuries to the
d rive rs .
The second car was
driven by Alm a Jean Randolph,
30. of F a ir Oaks, C alif.
In art accident that occurred
Thanksgiving m o r d r < at 8:4«,
several cars were Involved be
fo re the scene of the original
accident could be cleared.
At the Elast M ain overpass near
Ashland, a ca r driven by Martha
Carolyn C e'dwoll, 22, Campbell,
C a lif., .Kidded on Ice and hit a
vehicle operateo by Robert EUw
gene Sanders, 24. Yreka, ta ils .
The d rive r of the B ra t car
suffered a broken co llar b o « and
was taken to Ashland C
Hospital. H er passenger,
K ay
M a lltz,
20, had
bruises.
T h re e cars alid on the 1 «
Into the median atrip , aad tour
others were involved to fender
bonders while officers were s till
at the seem.
CHRISTMAS
SAVINGS CLUB
foreign nations, Sen. Ernest Gruening (D .-A la s k a ) reported re
SHAPING A M E R IC A N P U T T Y FOR RED C H IN A
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Sen. Thurm ond has urged the developm ent o f an a ffii-m is tlle
Huge dotes o f U .S . foreign e ld are a c tu a lly harm fu l to m any
care o f th eir halfbacks.
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JOIN OUR 1966
Since 1961,
His questionable ac tiv itie s and policies had run athw art the bet
ter-interest* o f our state long enough. But Secretary Stewart
U d a ll and the adnim stration are adequately capable o f taking
tensive probe o f U .S . a id p ro g n a u in C h iU , C olo m b ia, Ecuador
Peru and V e n e m e U .
Diaputing critics who say the U nited States
has shortchanged there nations when It comes to a id , Cruenlng
—ÄfcO i.'.. X
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K 1, '
said: "The m agnitude o f assistance has lit tle connection w ith the
rem its obtained.
Rather, It is c U . r that an excessive infusion o f
funds overburden. f r .g lU Institutions, cre a te , a profusion o f new
a c tiv itie s for which trained m anpower is not a v a iU b U and end by
d iN lp etin g e ffo rt, to the end where v irtu a lly no perm anent bene
fits result. "— H U M A N EVENTS
It cottj you nothing to join. And,
the progress o f sentim ent among the U nited N a tio m membership
<• >«, « i ' O M / ; * . * " ' * -
your tavingi are insured. Choose
towards the in e v ita b ility o f Red Chinese membership, which de
So the p o li
your own saving plan, then »ave
ticians and pundits and other purveyors o f world brotherhood the
ories are gradually increasing the vigor o f th eir flag waving and
by the week or the month. For
as they do, the flags take on a gradually redder and redder hue.
The finesse of the m ovem ent is so m agn ificent that we wonder
a merrier '6 7 , join today I
how m any Americans w ill be able to grasp how utterly scurrilous
the whole rotten cam paign is.
kyCondhiom
On Interstate S
Causo Accidents
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posed the follow ing questions to Strom Thurm ond ( R . - S . C . ) one
went along w ith this am lysis.
c a n 't keep a dedicated yes-m an down.
mands a reassessment o f our position in the m a tte r.
'" .K iik W
t e
"Because this issue is o f such great im portance, H um an Events
"W hy was such a system not b u ilt? N h in ly because m any in flu-
art o f little hands in the kindergarten.
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suspended
John G logow tki, 138S Beck-
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was M r. W a lte n .
(M rs .) F. Lorain T a te
C ity H a ll
C ity o f C e n tra l Point
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license.
And, again, m ay we re
at T h ird and Pine Streets.
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moved one horrible step closer to being able to practice nuclear
Services C o m m itte e .
S TO D D A R D REWARDED
o ffice r on his C ou ncil on R ecreation and N atu ral Beauty.
S. 8th, C . F . - Failure to
— a nation even p a rtia lly protected against ballistic missiles has
o f the Senate's leading experts on defense m atters.
Yes, we are getting n ighty rankled. And we are aw aitin g the
day most im p a tie n tly when the A m erican people w ill rise up and
ing o f Russell G e tty .
V irg in ia C le o Barnett, 49
a ir lift m a ll) to speed iqj the
handling at the Concentration «ea
ter p rio r to dispatch.
A irm ail parcels to m ilita ry
poet offices are accepted am
tim e, but for delivery before
Christmas these must bs in fits
m ails not la te r than Dec. IQ.
b la c k m a il against the w orld, from a sheltered bastion. "
H e did te ll a gathering o f our boys on V ie t soil th at he is so
proud o f th e m .
a liv e .
$15.
9 to 9 SUNDAY^'
The long
spent im portant tim e visiting several countries in Southeast Asia
a ll the w ay around Formosa, but never once even sent a greeting
cessful w ithout these dona
peat "Thanks, folks, your
yean.
tio n basic ru le.
Central Poin
obtain Oregon operator's
For three years now, the
"N ow , however, developm ents In the Soviet Union have gone
who are eith er helping or "encouraging" our w ar e ffo rt.
He w e n t
not have been h a lf so suc
M erry M ile hen have planted
"Defense Secretary Robert S. M cN am ara announced on No
w ater says, "This A dm inistratio n has known about the Soviet
‘.o openly cam paign
fe e l that this event would"
so say a few words for a group
o f 4 -H boys and girls.
We disagree v io le n tly , and maybe you w ill, too,
world the A m erican people continue to try to m ake themselves
And that bunch has the unadulterated ga.’
T h e hosts o f this event
been honored for their work.
vember IO in Johnson C ity , T e x ., that the Soviets have deployed
Our boys have captured
o f 1966.
recen tly the 4 -H Clubs have
to slaughter, w h ile the BR IG H T BOYS negotiate more trade w ith
D on't te ll us that is extrem ist ta lk .
ward the H allo w een Party
I have noticed In the papers
Thanks ag ain for a job w a ll
a bunch o f h a lf-b a k e d nincompoops lik e M c N am ara, Goldberg,
am m u nition w ith which to k ill our boys.
QUALITY GROCERIES
FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES
COMPLETE BEVERAGE LINE
have enjoyed the flo w e n .
Neflssmal »n 4r»tlssffi w In d q x n J s n i P w -ife g .
a ll other contingents arc genin g m ighty xfok and tire d o f le n in g
tlie enem y and supply them w ith food an eq uip m ent, guns and
ECONOMY MARKET
HARDER
A cm u h i » »hm « a» I vi» >i ti»l A<lniliii»trall,i,i »taleninil» m u
m Hie Itici, i i i o i k I. I ln ,I . P iiili,. ltiuse Io huld the farm er rc-
i I i i i i i i - I H ' i i i u I mhii n Cul|M'|t|K'r, -|>«ii»it>lr fur ri»i,ig price».
Vu im nn-I u ho o« n» « 1.1X1.
• • •
««•lv fai n,. (Kill of « h ic l, is .m
The farm er, two. pays tor
II« ' si,tv of a mountain.
uarukiting living coats. And cun
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I,,' be blunted fur high bread
Tfce lu ra l A ( r t r a llu r a l K U - and other fund prices when his
h llls a llo n
('« ■ u e rv a lis a share amounts hi less than n
< sm m I ite r
penny fur most items'
P U B M B H IB S
FREE PALAVER
420 E Pine
SM A LL B U S IN E S S
INC.
Surely we w ill not p e n rit our
CENTRAL POINT
selves to be puttied into such a Mete o f c o m . th at we w ill je tiw n
a ll our Am erican principles and Join the flig h t to servitude in
branch
socialism .
Being kind and m erc ifu l to crim inals teems to be the biggest
First National Bank
of Oregon
putsch of our day.
W H O M DOES Y O U R G O V E R NM EN T W A N T T O PR O TE C T?
The policy o f the po w ers-that-be in our fa ir country hold that
w r must not prepare defeiffive systems for our own protection as
a nation because that would "be provocative to the S oviets."
Another o f th eir policies is that the A m e ric an peopU have no
'T h e re ’s a Gentleman to aee you, a ir i"
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