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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1952)
PACK EIGHT HERALD AN'O NKWS. KLAMATH KM LS. OIIKCON MONDAY, SKIT, 'ill. Dir.: r?j : n Miff re; Sparkman Doubts Influence Of Nixon Fund Controversy WASHINGTON l.n Sen. John i "1 pi'ionully ttuulil mil " Sliamniin Miya lie iloulni uu'j lio niuil hp liuit nru'r hud , imuu luuii ruiinuvcii'y win uuvr mini ui nuy num. ntii rvrn u I'iini-1 nny uicul liuinicl oil lilr Nov lirrslilf mini ch'i'Uon. The Alabmim Democrat Wait In terviewed twice yesleHliiy, met' I'ltB-iiullo last lUiihl mitl Mil!. teliviMon enrlirr, about the IH.'.'ail Hind raised ptivalrly tor Cnlllor- Srn. Diehard M. Nixon, .Nm Lilians Republican opponent (or vlre piesWIeiu. AsKra wneiner no would acerpi Mich a fund, Spiukilluii replied: AFTER THE R Q y 5 OVER Gay costumes and decorated tondola were rule alonr the Grand Canal. Venire. Ficxuca conclusion 01 iraaiuonai (onaoia race Between Uie historic nine district! of the city. West Powers Mull Austria LONDON li Deputy foreign , were at about their lowest ebb. ministers of the Big Three Western I Diplomats here privately sugges- f owers meet again janv io sec i trfi mat ih. denrtint ... a... what can be done about an Aus- . ,. . i,.T, ,u trian independence treaty despite !more to1th1cold wr "" ..Inwlii,jr lw agree on me terms of a treaty. This view was supported by Austrian government officials, who unofficially Indicated they believe Russia has no desire to get out of the country and no mirmiun oi ooing so in the fore seeable future. Austrlans honed thai nncclKI,, the United Nations might be able to attend the FAMED DON COSSACKS, chorus and dancers, are due here Nov. 14 for an appearance at the Pelican Theater under the sponsorship of the Klamath Junior Chamber of Commerce. Benefits of the show are to go to the YMCA's handicraft de partment. Tickets are on sale for $2 from Kohn't Flower Shop, YMCA or any Jaycee. The "Y" is participating agency in the Community Chest. Russia's refusal conference, Prospects for a solution to the six-year Impasse were not bright. In rejecting the invitation to the meeting, the Soviets indicated they were standing pat on terms they have held to throughout the pro tracted negotiations. Russian notes delivered Satur- 4au In th Aiiiprfli-nn RrltlKh nnri French Embassies in Moscow also t0 solve the deadlock insisted the West must scrap its idea of an abridged treaty and accept the Soviet demand that the Trieste issue be considered along with any Austrian settlement. Dispatches from Moscow said hopes for any agreement betw-een the Soviet Union and the West 75 Republicans Attend Picnic A Klamath Republican Central Committee ulrnle in SuraRue Riv er Park yesterday drew about 16 persons. Theme of the session was support for Elsenhower. State Sen. Phil Hltohcwk em- ceed the event and introduced speakers Flovd Wvnn. KKLW an nouncer. Stale Rep. Ed Oeary. County Clerk Charles Del, so and County Commissioner Ed Oowcn. Ondre Romtvedt. 7&-ver-old Bo- nanta dairyman. entertained early arrivals with a parody on "When Johnny Comes Marching; Home." (HTO ilM) paiuu limu. Ho Mild )c lius iimu aged to suve money euch yi ar siiico lKttf, when he lir. t uus elect. I'd to the House. Ho moved to Ihu brume in luto. Ho suid he did not wimt to pus Judgment on I he Nlxnn Mud or on donations Clov. Atllul Uteven son, the Democrallu picsldeiiliul nominee, said he used to attract good men to appointive posts Willi the Illinois stale government. As to hla personal linuiices, Spaikman suld: "I've made It a point all my life to put some of my money tout .-avlngs. I've bought government bonds and they've matured. I've boiiRlit tnaiiiunce cei'tlflcntes and they've manned." As kooii as he run find lime, Mparkman said, he will release n breakdown of his Income for Hie past 10 years, aa tlov. Stevenson did ye.ileiduy. An nrilcle III ye.iter day's New York Times, Hpnrkman added, gives a general picture of his financial slalus. The story, quoting Sparkmnn. Ii.-H these pilncipul assets: Illr lliMliunce ol v&U.Ui.u; about SJO.ODU In government' bomlnj aouir sio.uoo in UiH-kM a it'lb bunlne:is hitpsliurni; a Illfi.OOO liumo III Wnihlngloii on which about hull of a tJO.ntKI iimimuue U on Id oil: a home In llimts llle. Ala., built lor about H..VH) In ll7 and paid up; a lW-arie fiirm near Hunts Mile bought for 13,000: about S4,000 In cash savings, and a I'M) A FULL TUB WASHED DRIED FOLDED 55c For Juit p mni IUch 5 aalr ach ONE DAY SERVICE The Launderette South 6th and Owens A LIFETIME HOME . . . 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