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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1952)
WKONKSOAY, DKCKMBBIt 3, 19S2 IIKRALD ft NEWS, KLAMATH KAIXS, OREGON PAGE SKVZH l rMNazis Flourish in West Germany ' IIANNOVKIl, Clermany tin iiprung; Uf s t If-nppnlnlert Iielr,!! ruthunlnntlo welcome lo Alimil Will Itirnirr Nnr.l hv tot hack llnMr old pullUcnl Join In Ihr West Omnium Blftlfl ol Lowtr Hnxony. 'Iliry Ini'liiiin Urn lnnl chlel ol Hlnll n MiHn's bullying norm Ironprr. Villirhn Hclirinnaiin: the Iniincif lord nii'vur l Clnelllngen. Allien (limilc, whu I barg on Iht Oily (intinrll; mid several Inunrltr nirinhern n Iht uullnwrd RocUlltl llekh party. They nil swept Into nlllce s maynia mid rounillurs by tin of rlglilinl vui- In Ilia recent liiiinli Ipul election. NriMm.lrin li iiIlli'Mlv dead, killed by Ihn Went tinman Con Kllliiiiunul Coin l' bin on the hmlnlui Itrlrh iiurly irlRPi. but II Is mi rxti'tmrly lively corpse. Nnni In hyrira-liratlrd, at elal pulire hern have Imiiid, Just be lure 1 1 if- elecllnna lliey raided t lirw political groups whlrli had Television Baby . 11 y M KIN I.. III.ARI M.I.K Al hi'leiur Hepurter DKNVtK iif-ni baby born In view ol lolevlalon wlinrn.-ea la it mulil la buy llordon Campbell Kerr by name weighing in at pound 7 ouiii es, and mother and son tie "doing line." It va.i a iiiumatic and hlttory making evrni, thin llrnl telecast ol human birih. Tiny Oordon be came the ynuiuient iV alar to data, a rn-ord unlikely to be broken.' Million o Americana were brought Into hospital delivery room in aee Cordon necondi alter he wa born. The broaduaal wa carried on a nation-wide, network. Home Western cillea will aee It on flllin after Una monlli. The habv wa delivered by fee aarran operation, taken by aurgery from hit mother, Mia. Lillian Kerr, 3" John n. Kerr, S, the lather nd an Army aergeenl, waa looking at TV arreen in the hoapllal. contenting he wa " nervou any lalher would be." Oordon I Ihe Kerra' third child. nd aecond boy, all bom by Caeren opera lion. rirnt. Ihe TV audlrnc aaw doe Ion preparing for the operation. . There came loud rumbling round. Tni '" heart beat ol fine vet-unborn Gordon, magnllled ihrouRh stethoscope placed over hi mother' abdomen. The earner (licked elaewhere, to ahow modern care ol premature kablen. A lew minute later, II brought wa'chcra bark Is Ihe de liveiv room ol Ihe Colorado Oen eiT Hospital ol Ihe Unlverilty ol Colorado Medical Achool, A doctor wa lilting Oordon. harkalrin view, taken from hi mother' womb, another phyat clan aevered the umbilical cord. Actually. Ihe aurgery had take bin one minute. llordon wn carried In nearby table, ewathed In wrmtb-preserv. Ing blanket, then given Ihe minlv ROKs Regain Pinpoint Area KROUI. ' Hard-lighting South Korean troops slashed back tt Ch'r iieoe Communists on Pinpoint HOI , day and regained most Of Ihe lorward positions mat to the Reda earner In Ihe dsy. The Chinese slammed up he Icy nlnnes Ju l before daybreak in their heane i aw.-suit on the hill " iirf Nov. H. In a bitter hand-to-hand htruuule loujht In near-rero weather the Reds lorced Ihe South Korean defendera back and occu pied Allied caves and bunkera. Hie South Koreans held last I the crest ol Pinpoint, dominat Pk on Sniper incite. Allied ar tillery and ir strikes pounded the Heds T At 2 p m. the ROKa opened their counterattack U. 8 F if lull Army heedqmmf ra faid they renamed virtually all ihe lot positions and bad pushed on down the slope. The Chine., last night (tabbed t Rockv Point. Just east of Pin point Hill. They were driven "If br Allied artillery (Iter n all ni?ht light. Fighune elsewhere along Ike frigid lij-nnle batilelront waa light. In the air war, BJ6 bomkera last night struck i Communist supply lines. Pilots reported lit J lied truck destroyed Filteen hit Superldrt Irom Ok . Insw attacked an airfield st Pyongyang. for her only the finest COFFEIAIASTEII Owiee vajtef feflnperaftae glmilon lad brewlog tlM controlled alorllcllr Set Id Forjiet It! 37" "For 1001 Distinctly Gift." YOUR STORE 720 Main 10 lha HRP. A lait as lliey chopped oil 01W growth another lonk tin place. Ilia Interior Ministries ol both Lower RlXKIiv and the neighboring Indtntrlal mala ol NnrUi-Illilnr Waaiphalla ere Uiva-iUgMIng a number el groups wlw,-e candi dal! were auccesHul. Home elec tion may ba dec-lured Invalid. It It In the lonely rural arm of Lower f:aonylhe forests of lha Hare Mountain!, Ihe alorni nazlam allll nourishes. Bom people Ihere allll believe In witch. Farmhouses, even new ly bull!, bear pintail Hyinbols lo ward off evil spirits. Many people ther allll believe Hitler waa riKlit. Isolated Inn echo nightly Willi the noiea of old Nar.l anll-Krmitic and a'reei lighting songs. Illiler'a favorite march la played by vlllaiie banat. The market town ol Verden gavejnn area where 10 per cent ol the Doing Fine iratiem or (killed medicine cua ternary lor every baby. Suction device drew mucoiin from hi moulh and noct, nd Oordon began to live In new otranga world ol alinonphere. His Utile lung drew In llle-glv-Ing oxygen, and then came hla lalni cries, Ihe way baby aturta lo live In thl world ol air. Quickly, doctor clumped the atub ef the umbilical cold. Into hi eyi went drop ol mlver ni trate, the Uftual protection agiilnnt Inlection ol our windows upon the world. The telecast waa aponnored by Hmlih. Kiln and French, Phila delphia pharmaceutical firm, in co-operation with Ihe American Medical Anioclatlon, holding Its alxth nnu clinical aranlon here. naiiiLMii jaBejjr"1 wimpmim VVdJ t "ami a t;:in&Ywnrrm Mf V "k1 i Thl aseuage prep red hy rally o ft.tm veteran o( the B) Kllle (Jorpa, branded a criminal or HiiMl.Hllrjn by Hie Nuernberg Thlb unal, 'I 'lie mayor said Ilia town was "honored" by their presence. It I here thai I lie lllller gen ernli., Bernhsid Hanukn and Otto Krnal' Hemer, llnU Ihe audience that wildly cheer their antl-allled rubble-rousing speeches. 'Ilie bun on the Bnp made aome 307,000 votera, or II per cent ol the nlale electorate, homeless Political oberver walched the municipal elections carelully lo nee where they lound haven. The trend was obscured bv Ihe complexity ol the voting ayatem and Hie multiplicity o "voting blocs," but It in evident that many ol the Nails, like ftchep maim, owed their success to the eupport ol Ihe radically Inclined Madmen parly ibiiki-i power m population are oi.spoa.ieanca rciu- geev There was alno a trend for en labllnhed right-wing parties lo lake a couple o pace further right to appeal to the old Nerl and dis gruntled reduces. Tills waa par ticularly noticeable In the Deutsche partei (German parlyi. which elec. led a notable nationalist, Dr. Hani Keehohm, as Ha chairman. He de clared at the partv convention thai Ihe German Reich 'must be re born and partu ol Czechoslovakia "rewon," An old atormtrooper, Dr. Hel ium Kineger, Is trying lo crete "an ntl-Mrxlst national opposi tion" ol the odd groups on the lunatic fringe. Now in his sis he was once In the Goebbcl Propa ganda Minlslrv. He claims that If the HRP had not been banned It would have obtained AO seats In the Federal Parliament In next year'a national r'-ction. He Is confident that his " atlonal oppoaltlon'" will get at leasi 30 seats. T 0) All ot rows people lie twalce . . . when i child is lost. , Hearts stand still, not lone with sympathy, but wilh the thought, "There, but for ihe grace of God, goes mine!" And greatly as the searchers need the newspaper lo find out the details, the rest of tis in our suspense need the news paper even more. When the lost, is found, no matter how we first hear the news, we snatch up the paper to get the whole warming story. Every day In milder measure, perhaps there are many stories that affect everyone of tis. Some pieces of news are - told nowhere else. Others are never told in full except in the newspaper. You never know when you get up in the morning what the newspaper will bring you. One day's big news may come from Washington , , , another's from the used car lot down the BUREAU OF ADVERTISING, American Newspaper PuMfcheri Assort Hot and pufclitked ia Ilia iiteraaU tt filler undrHndini of newspaper '-T1 MAN NOW BEAUTIFUL WOMAN. The New York Daily Newt lays in a copyrighted ifory that tlx operation over a two year period have changed the sex of George W. Jorgenten, Jr., (upper left), formerly of the Bronx and that Jorgenten it now livinq In Denmark at a strikingly beautiful woman, known now at Christina (lower left). At right is a full length picture of Christina wearing clothes which sh made herself. The night .he fown cant get to sleep 2 Tht newspaptrJssfwsysVlrst with A'f f. U , block. You only know that every day there will be things you can't afford to miss. So you read the newspaper every day. And so doej everybody else. Why do advertisers spend more of their money in news papers than in any other form of advertising? Simply because everybody reads the newspaper every day. So why advertise only to fractions of the people? Radio and TV programs reach only fractions of anybody's market sport fans, homcmakers, kids, or whatever. And even they can't all listen at the time a commercial is broadcast. Magaiints reach only fractions of a market. For each one appeals to some people not to others. Tht Nawipoptr is created fresh every day for everybody. , Only the newspaper is Grst with the most news ... first with the most people . . . first with the most advcrtisrrsl Humphrey To Meet Snyder WAHHINOTON 11 Secretary of the Treasury Snyder and his appointed Republican successor. Oeorge M. Humphrey, meet here today, It will be Humphrey' first vlll to the capital r.ince he wa named by President-elect Eisenhower to be the Incoming Secretary of the Treasury. Snyder has promised full cooperation and smooth changeover. Eastern May Resume Flights MIAMI, Fla. 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