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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1952)
WEDNESDAY, .JUNK 10. 10!2 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, '1EGON PACE nvo Squabble Over Texas Delegates Tops Republican Policy Dispute lly The AuouJaled rreas Hon. Robert Tuft eald Wednes tiny ha believes tha Republican National Committee not the Tex as alale body should decide which di'lrualea liuiii 1 1 10 Lono War Hlalo ahould be aeulcd at lllo UOI' na liiiiuU uonvcnllon. larkera of Oen. Uwluht Elsen hower, Tall'a cliu-f opiinhnlil lor Ills Republican presidential nomi nation, have been chaiKlng that lh Tult uruitiibuillon hi Texas, dominating ilia Htnla OOP com mittee, has been Irylnii la steal Ihn (IricKiitlon. They have said the quarrel should be settled at the national rather than Hie atalo lev el. In other major political develop iiipiiIk: Avrrrll llurrlmnn, the mutual accurily administrator, acored a MirprlnliiH to-l victory over Ben. Mm Krliiuver In the Democratic presldcisfnl primary In the District o CohunblH. Mitrrhnan won "I rnnvenllon Korea Fighting 'Subsides lly MII.O FA It N HI J HKOUI.. Korr i Bloody lllll T wait comparatively quici Wednesday after ntx days of Hav ana fliihtiim lor that Western front hluh point, U. H. Infantrymen wrested It from the Chinese last Thursday. For five atraliiht nlvlila Uie Chinese throw battalion aire about ISO men counleraltacka asalnat Americana holding tluee rocky knoba of the hill. Each at tack wan beaten off. The Chinese failed to atrlke Ttleaday llluht. "Tliere wua no contact and vory little artillery and mortar -lire' an officer aald Wednesday, '"lite ahelllnii waa light Tuesday and early Ihi.n morning, almul B5 rounds." The U. B. Klshlh Army reported "veiy heavy" lied ahclllng ro auined shortly before noon but tapered off to sporadic fir by mldafternoon. At liia peak of the battle the Reda fired an many aa 6,000 round! dally Into Allied positions. The moat recent Chinese assault waa beaten off early Tuesday. An eatlmaled 157 Reda were killed or wounded, aome In bayonet light ing. Action riecreaaed all along the IM-mtle front, the U, B, Eighth Army reported, and waa limited to patrol aklrmlnhCH. volea In campaign In which he pledged all-out aupport of a com pulsory federal civil rlghta pro liratn. Tull'a atatement on the Texaa aqintbble cnino ahortly befoie decision waa to be announced on the Issue by the OOP National ard HilMell. Committee. The 30 Texaa delegate voted could bo vital to the choice of the purty nominee. In the atatement, put out by hla cainpulKn headquarters. Tuft auld he had examined the national com mittee ruin and decided the Texas dispute properly ahould be placed before tiial body. Ilnrrlmun'a triumph In the DO. primary followed an Intensive atreelcorner campaign In which ho and Kefuuvnr bolh bid for aunnort for the Democratic noinlnatlon lor president. Kelauver has won all but one of 15 provloua presidential prlmarlca ,tlnit one being Florida's on May o, couprn oy uuorgia a Ben. It ch- Ifiirrlinan claimed President Tru man approval but not loimal endoraeinrnt of hla campaign. 'Iho President reportedly la cool toward Kefauver'a candidacy, although he Ima aald all the would-be Demo cratic nominee are good men and qualified for the prealdency. Complete, unofficial return from aell and President Truman. KWauvcr atlll leads the pre-con-vention race for delegate etrength, aa tabulated nationwide by the Associated Press. With 616 needed for nomination, Kcfauver haa 246 to RuaaeU'a 114 li and Harrlman'a new total of VI Jj. Oen. Dwlght Elsenhower waa meeting In Denver with OOP dele- Wuahlngton'a 44 preclncta ahowed I ,rom Oregon and Arizona Hurrimen with 14,in votea. Ke- "' meeting Tueaday with dele fauver with 3.377. Thelra wcr the Kl"i '"" Colorado- Utah and only nomca on the ballot but write- Wyoming. Hla atrategy In theoe lnn were perinlllcd and scattered huddles l the aame: Hold the sup nil ength wua shown by Onv. Adlal Prt you have and get more. Blevenson of Illinois, Ben. Run-' Tail Is ahead In the Associated Press tabulation with 464 to Elsen hower's 302. Nomination at the July 7 OOP convention 3 weeks away requires 604 votes. AN EASY WAY TO HAVE A PIANO Th ft ft Is)!? iflBM ) twm tfe Llt , Umm ru C MM IM H, life, mt Uw MBUly ru, A fur riunikii Mm ym mb. II jmn wdh, ah mi iftm vl I afftBitaL Tl rBl U9f to U tit4H4 t ymr pmrtkm cbbi mt w amjmtmt ! b trr. Tfc aivathl pbfbibI lilllt klfBtr laB rBl. Or, If wm alias m raai. 1st Marines Due Home BAN FRANCISCO W Ihe Irannpor! Oen. William Weigcl headed lor the Oolden Oale Wed nesday wllh 31 Oregon Murine among the I.OIlu members of the First Murine Division and Flrnt Marine Air Winn, coming homo on rulntlon tram Korea. 'Iliose from Oregon Include: Upstate: Cpl. Donald L. Burnett, Rt. 1, Astoria. Kgt. Alfred J. Ellin Jr , Box 1742. Mi Nary Dam. Cpl Lawrence J Olllcs, Wlckerl Apt. 3. McMlnnvllle. Cpl. Herman T. llnrrul, 2730 Uth 81 , linker. Hgt Kenneth E. Knlzley. Aurora 8. But. Charles E. Miilr.e. Box Std. Bi-aslde. 2nd U. Merrill II. Newman. Box (23 Falrvlew. Cpl. Lawrence F. Olmsted. 3602 Fliher Hd , Salem. Hut. Edward J. Stewart. Rl. 2, Oriints Pass. Cpl. Esrnacl Velasquez, 393 T St.. Springfield Sgl. Patrick L. Wassell. McNory. I'. K. OKOWTII WAKIIINO TON i U S opula tlon climbed to 1.16.603.000 on May 1. the Census Bureau estimated Wednesday. That was a gam of 6H.000 since Jnn I. The insures Included members of the armed forcea atatloned overseas. KIX DIE INDKR TRAIN TOKYO SIX persona were killed and aeven In lured Wednes day when a guard trull collapsed and threw them under a train at a Tokyo railway station. NOTICE! WE'VE MOVED Our New Addrati It 323 SPRING KLAMATH FALLS Garbage Collection Co. Ph. 4467 r; 0 Hekmimge 0 1 1 BRAND L PM 45.K III BRAND . 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