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Newspaper Page TextTUKSDAY, OCTOIWIl 23. 111.11 IIKRALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS, ORKGON PAGE NINE Russ, U.S. Atom Tests Mysterious WAHllINUTON, W A third I on lie blttKt hnn orrurrt'il in tun nlH i Uin Whlto llotinn nimminrrri 11 yUtrtlny, mid "thcrn mnv In" niorft (tilt h oxplonlnlin fioin lime to lima." lllvlhK HlOMft Imrff drtnlln, Whit. llmiMt 1'rrnti Hccy, Jfiirpti Hhort ftuld II 10 ipw iilntnlr hluM hi Ihi Hovlrt wnn "rpimr nitly , , .purl ul it trtU nrrlrn." 'Ilio nnnoiiiicrinriil runic on (he huntp dnv Uiu( thr V. H ntdinic rnrruv '.mimlr.-loii nr. of u imi, rllniily mnl A Mu.t on thr Krriu h. tiidii Mm Irstinif uroimU nrur tut Vritiih, Nrv. Unolflrlnl ob.trtvrrH mhiii cllv .mien from Ihr mtiii rrportrct the rxploAlnn llnrnd Ir only tenth o! nrtnitd or mi. O'llclnU in rim run mild Uie "dPhlrrd M-irnllllc tluU hud brni ohtnliird" but tlr cllnrd to comment on implit hIHui iif tin Icm. M SK Dr. Alvlll C. Urnrn. Mirlitlllc trnt i-hlr) nr thr AKC. dri'Ini rl . 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Hip detonnlinn riunr u.t .it Min r In yfntprdity. nnd the nmull llitnh had llltlf chiiiur o( curry lint fur ouaiimt hip htm n Miotic invs YpI observer, who did her tiip tiny blob at lluhl Irmn a .noun tit in 0 in Him nwn v v. pip nktrpii ml thftt Oiry could hnvr nrrn much litotp of It ill dlilkllPh.s. Hip A EC Indlcntrd thnt thr trtt ftrrlrn It plniw nt I.n Vpbhh may b rnnumrd tomorrow Thr AKC Indlcntrd thnt thr trl nrrlra It plniin nt tun Vchhji limy br irsumrd tomorrow Thr Whllr Mnuhr nnnouncrnirnt vbout the 8(ivirt explosion did not tnr thr word "bomo." which won rmployrd Oclnbrr 3 In Uir tin ntiimcf mrnt by Pirmlrr Jtwcih Ktalln on Uctobrr 0. Htulln hnd on id "Ihr tnllnn of ntomic bombs of vnriout cnltbrrn will bo cm nrd out in the future . . . no cording to tho plnn for our coun try'n drfrnir nitnlnnt the Anulo Amrrlcrtii nn'nrrilve front" To nuch (lurntionn an when the nrw bivlrt Plant occurred. Bhort haul "it n not in thr nntlnnnl In irrrti to miv more lluin 1 luve nlrrndy An Id " 'I tun country could obtain Inlor- tnution about KtiAsInn ntomic Irnt-i Vatican Recognition Act Protested II y JACK lll.i. WAHllINUTON. I Ollponllloil l)V Hill. CimilllllV iD-TrxuM Kv' wrlulil I'nliiv to Ucinciirmlc iihivo In bvoIiI ft voln on Prr. Truniiiii n niiinlniilloM ul Oi'ii. Murk Ulurk u ibnnudor lu Hie Villi uuu. Cumiiilly bunrd Inn 1 1 u lit auftlnot Dip miiiolnliiirnt mi C'lurk'n world wur two loiniiiHiiil ol Uin 3Ulh 'I'pxun iinllnnul uunrcl dlvlnlon In the bloody liiipuio river croinliiff III duly. Hut u DpiiMK.'rnllc Miiftlor who UHUtilly nuiMiorlft Mr. Truiiimrii pro Itunnlit lold rrporler Im md ollirn liopn lor nvoldnnce ul Urn rHIulouii iHfiun rulhrd by Hip iirrnldent'ft mow lo ulvr lull dmloniftllc r iMiHUHIoii lo llir VatUiun, T'lilk m'liuKir, who krd Hint hl iimiin not br urtrd, mild hn be llrvm tin- in onUlrnt n action hu put on dot political iipol every M-nutiir runnlim lor reelection next year In ntntm where the reMilt In III doubl between Uemorrlii nnd Small Bomb Plants Found Itepubllcini. am;i:ii A vote lor tiiillrinulliill n( Clark would Knurr I'rulenlftiit elements which have oiiponrd KlvhiK diplo matic recounltlun to the Human Catholic church Male, the aenator aald. while a vote attain! Clark inmlit aruune Calhollna who hold the balance of power In ume areaa. Aa remilt, the Democratic aen atur auld he and nlhera hope Ibe prenldent will decide to name Clurk i hl peraonal repreaentn live to the Vatican. Myron C. Tay lor held that atatua from 11140 until lent January. Thin would not reoulre aenate action on Clark'a appointment, nor n.ilrt it renulre action bv both ihouaea on a bill to waive the law aualnat a military olllcer a appoim mcnt lo clvlllau post. II abo would not Involve nlllclal dliilomat lc recognition of the Vatican. Clark a nnminauou " Cll have aome 3I.0UO.0OO nieinbern. The Hi. i.ouU Hnptim Minu ter'a Conference railed the actlrn by Mr. Truman, hlmaelf a Uaptlat a move "to aecure the Roman Catli ollc vote" and aald It. will oppoae the pretldent If he aeeka re-election. Connally'a waa the Ural oppoil. lion volcni by a aanator to Claik peraonally. In a alatemenl yester day, Connally aald the nomination "la dead" unless a recesa appoint ment la made. While ilouoe sources Indicated none would lie made because of doubl that Clark could serve and retain his mili tary atatus. He baa aald he will not iilve that up. Connally . heada the senate fur elKii relations committee, which would' have to pass on any aubse quenl nomination. inut Connally asserted Clark had "mistreated and discriminated Ik any ol a number ol aclentlllc ition meinoas or aireciiy oy m an iirtrct NKW YORK, ur-New York City" 'police. Iiiuu wed to iietllnii bomb wurmnitn but lindlmi nothliiK. aald ,' I'ldny they recently have found a numbrr ol miniature exploslve.-t. 1 An anonymous letter, mailed lo u New Yoik newspaper illerald j Trlliutri, sent police to the 1'ara ! mount movie theater on Broadway 1 lust nlKhl and led lo Uic dlarovcry ! ol a bomb In a basement reniroom. ' 'Hie bomb consisted of a lour 1 inclt-loiiK piece ol one-Inch pipe chained with black powder and a lU ciilliH-r bullet. AI.IKK l-oiice said the bomb was aim-1 tlur to live othera lound In recent weeks nt Oram Central terminal and. the public library. One ol the bombs w-ent olf at the public library but cau.ied no uumaiir and no Injury. ' Police said the explu-ilved could harm a person standing nearby. ' I.ubt iiUhl's letter also told of a bomb lu a Pennsylvania s.atlou phone booth. Police searched the station through the early hours lu ' tiny without llnding auyihlug aus picious. Authorities said the letter, print-! ed In pencil, warned that "bombs i will continue until Consolidated Ed-' ! Ison Is brouijhl to Justice for their dasturdlv acts against me." Ill A.NON i It was nol disclosed whether Ihe writer had described hla complaint auaiust Conanlldated Kdon. New York Cily'a private power utility. There was no Immediate comment Irom the firm. Consolidated Edison's main build in had two bomb scares In Sep tember. During the last four days, there have berti two other bomb thread at the Btork Club, one at city I collrie. nnd one other at Pennsyl vania station. No explosives were 1 luuiia. lllttlWNOlTPONTrtiNID TACOMA. I Recent heavy rains have postponed a Paclllc Northwest power brownout for at least, three weeks. . r L . i ,.r... A against the Texan 8th division ed Halurd.y and conna ad. (ourned about Ihree hours later t CroMnX. without acting on It. ..,, h(,wed himsr unm l0 OnJM.'TlONrl any hlnh position, either mtilturv Many prominent Protestnnln or civil," Connslly declared for have objected lo the action, argu- mer Hecy. of War Robert Patter ing thai establishment of lull dip-1 son has defended Clark'a conduct lumatlc relations with Ihe Vatican of the Italian cnmpalgn. violates a constitutional Injunction I Clark, a four-star ueneral. now Ihnl church and atate allalrn be la serving as chief of the armv'a i kept separate. The White House Held forces. 1 k.U I.u. hlimlMH" l-lin. n n .4 . . Potato Man To Congress BANUOR, Me.. itV-A big Arro stook potato man who never sought public office before la Maine's new congressman-elect. Republican Clifford O. 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