WEDNESDAY, OCT. I), 10H2
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
..IN If"
Nixon Attacks Truman Smear
ABOARD NIXON TRAIN iei
leu. Itlvhard M. Nixon said hint
light J'l flilnnt Truman ami Heu
relary ol Biato Ili'im Acliesiin "urn
iryliiK In destroy dm inpiilaliuii
mil alnndlnu uf n grant A 1 1 c 1 1 u li 1 1 .
Jwlghl ICIaeiihower, rriiiirriltws ol
In eosl to llio prestige u( Amor
cii," Hpneklng lo s Hriiiljl!i-nn titlly
It C'Hllton, O , tl in llrpiililiciiii vice
rr-ldenllal nominee aald, "Tliry
sow blmne Klsenliower tor evory
liilng, tar high prices, lor lieiiien
Ions lossea lo tha Communists
Ivon for Korea."
'Jim California nrnulor, on (lie
li Hi leg of two-day whistle KlO)
lour of Ohio, nnld, "III III" order
)l linporlniicn the Democrallo llno
m now inula: Truman, Achcsun
ind Stevenson," and added:
"Btovenson's fnllurn lo disavow
'.hese dishonest attacks against
lien. Klseuiiowcr by Truman imu
srlir.ion lias spellrd liln deleiil."
Nixon nnld It In essential to
niulnlHln a Miiiiiil hiitlonul economy
III order to Ileal world ruiniiiiliilxiii.
"I charge Hint llio record ol
Truman mid Ai'heson as well as
Hut of Arheson's lornter niualHtniil,
Adlnl BlpvriiM)ii itlvcH llm Amer
ican people no hope for safety ul
home from the sinister Uncut ol
Communism. If n ccinl limn this
team in ofllca tor miollirr torn
J ears, there will no mom Alger
inures, more atomic rplcs, more
crises."
The rlrrtlnn of Klsonliower, Ihc
senator aald, will bo the signal
tor 1 1 ic general to rid Ilia govern
incut of Communists "mid tlio
people who put lliil 1 1 there,"
At Clinton, Nixon addressed
nuar-cupiiclty crowd In Ilia 0,000
seat Memorial Hull. A pollce-eatl-muted
crowd of MO greeted the
senator on hla arrival ul tlio rail
road ntiilloii.
i;u i llci . Nixon giivo rear-platform
tulkti nt (Jonhoelon, Hlcuoeu
vllle, DriiiilMiil, Ni'Wiuk mid Ziinos
vllie. Kirn Chief Willi Weiiver cs
tlinnted 0.WKI persons surrounded
Nixon's train plntform nt Cothoc
ton. On his swing through the slate's
Kaslcrn roul-inlnliiK men, Nlo
mud Ihn wny lo defeat cummun
Ixin "wlihout a wnr In to win the
battle koIiik on lor Ihn minds mid
hearts ol llio people. Il l spiritual
and iiiornl ollennlvn. You'vn got
lo net Ihn crooks out of Washing
ton. Klscnhuwcr will restore sound
morula,"
Itl AVI HH HAM HlltKAMK
COLUMBIA KAIXH. Mont. Ml
lllull In Montana's ltiM:kica on a
creek a few miles from hero,
beavers are building existing dams
higher mid Murium new oiiea.
causing lunucrs to wonder how
they are going to water their stock.
Ihn reduced stream How la now
lir.1,,,, altulifH hv lli RlnlM leinh
and Clame Ueparlnienl.
"Ilo u illrlv firing us your tolled
rlndiest" Men'a Hand laundry,
lllh and Klamath. I'hone t-ZHI.
Superfort Said Missing; Radar Reported Contact
', ' . .. mum
RECOVERS Little Jacque
tin June Johnion of Minne
apolii appeared doomed to
die of t heart defect until Or.
P. John Lewis operated on her
heart while her tomporature
wet dropped to 79 degree!
at tha Univeriify of Minne
sota. Jacqueline, S, it pic
tured putting on the roller
ikatet Dr. Letvit qave her
when the left the hoipitel.
TOKYO W A B2 Superfort
dlaappearad yeaterday ahorlly alt
er rudar picked up an unldpntllled
piano approaohliiK It from the
direction of the Kuaalan.hnld Ku
rllea, the Far Kant Air Forces naid
today,
'Yn Air Force aald radar tracks
ol the two planes merged.
It did not nay the unidentified
plunn was Rimnlan or that the
Uuperfort wan attacked.
Tlie FEAP reported armed F8
Thunderjet flKhlern were icuardlnn
planes searching for the inlnnlnK
1121), It disappeared oil Eaatern
Hokkaido, Jupun's northernmost
Island, which Is separated by a
narrow slrail from the Kurlles.
The spokesman said a voice dla
treas call In Kniflb,h, presumably
from the bomber, was heard anu
then a crew member shouted:
"Let's net the hell out of here.'
The newspaper Asahl aald Jp
anenn police reported a plane,
I belchlnK black smoke, crashed Into
the sea near ncmuro, norineasi
Hokkaido, at about 2:20 p.m. yes
terday. They aald the plane hit in
Russian-controlled territory.
'JTie spokesman refused comment
on thai.
The Air Force aald the Japan
based Huperfort wan on a routine
flight at 1&.0O0 feet and "was under
the customary U. 8. radar observa
tion." The radar plot showed It wa
heading east. Ilie Air Force added:
"A second but unidentified sight
ing was plotted at about 2:16 p.m.
on a westerly heading about seven
miles Inside Japanese territory.
I "The tracks ol the unidentified
aircraft and the B28 were followed
until they merged on the radar
scope about eight miles northwest
of Nernuro, which point Is In Jap
anese territory about 16 miles from
the International border.
"Tlio merged radar tracks, still
over Japanese 'errltory, contlnueu
southeast for s lew moments and
then disappeared from the radar
scope. Shortly thereafter a single
unidentified 'May Day' call (voice
Homemakers
Case Supr 4 ta 1 ovir any ether
bran In Picific Cout komul
Thty COUNT ON CANE I
Howobout you?
cane
sugar
SOS) was heard, preaumably from
the Superfort. Then there was
silence."
The spokesman said It was pos
sible for two planes In the same
general area to merge on a radar
scope If they are close together.
He aald it was possible for a plane
to go below the range of the radar
line of sight. This could account
for the disappearance of the uni
dentified plane.
Search planes yesterday sighted
an oil allek two miles east ot
Ochilshl on the Southern shore ol
the Neniviro. Peninsula, the Air
Force aald.
The hunt waa resumed today but
a 200-foot celling hampered Hie
searchers. T
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