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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1954)
TUESDAY, JUNB 22, 1054 HKRALT) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FAUJi, OREGON page nvs Russian, U.S. Chess Meet Erupts " NEW YORK M')-Ttie U.8. Rus Inn ohcsa tournament, hulled ar. promoting cultural understanding between lh two countries, erupted early today Inlo a healed and wordy argument over time clocks. Two prulratB woro lodod, one by a RumiIiiii player and una by Ilia tup American. Rnlerco Ileum Kinocli ovornilcil Iho ltunlun, but argument on tlia other proleal went Into the wee houia o( Ilia morn ing. A final decision wna led up 111 iho air until l.ncr today. At the anino Hum the Russlann pullrd lull commanding 130 point lend midway throuuh the third round ol the slx-day-old tour nament, which had been com pletely decoroua and pollto up to Iflla point. They nurd Jut 3'i polnla more lo clinch Iho 3'j-numo loumey. Tha American piuldil waa lodiicd by Samuel Heshuvsky when It was discovered that a Inulty time clock apparently gave hla opponent, No. I Kuaalan player Vasnlly Hmyalove. 36 extra nilnutea. 'ilia iiaino atlll la not completed. Reshcviky, aa Hie llvr-hour evening aeslon ncured lla end. had lo move levrrlshly lo gel In Ills requl'ed 40 mote. Tlie Russian, becauae ol (he out-ol-kllter clock, wan not prcaed lor lime at all. In tile oilier protest, Itunalan Yuri Auerbach forfeited hla game to young Donald Byrne becauae ha made only 39 inovea when tlie time ran out. He aald he hadn't understood thai hla 40 movea had to be completed before a amall flag on the face of ihe clock dropped down. Kmoch. who la an American, overruled um on the baala thai the Hag aignal wua plainly do acrlbed In the written ground rulea. A cluater ol geallculntlng off I clala, playera and even spectators crowded around Uie referee. Amealcan chess authorlllra and Russian playera and ofllclala car ried their argument over the Mesh evsky depute upalalra to Uie Rus- lan aulle In the lintel Roosevelt, where the tournament hi being held. Dmitri roslnlkov. nonplaylng Russian team captain, did most ol tha talking through an Interpreter. The American captnln, Alexander Blsno, auggested the game be called a draw, but the Ruaalana didn't consider this fair. The mai ler wea referred In a committee of American and Russian officials. Besides Ronald Bvrne's decision over Auerbach. the Americans drew one game and lost two. Bvmr la the only V. 8 Player head of hla opponent at this point. ARRIVAL IIONO KONO, on Two British imps arrived from Communist China today, bringing out eight British cillsena and 36 other non Chinese. There were no Americana Hoard. w mm CLIMAXING CELEBRATION of tha dedication of Ihe new Municipal Swimming Pool Saturday evening way a dinner at tha Wineme Hotel, In line for tha buffet lupper ara (from left) Bob Bonney, city park and recreation director; Mrs, Paul O. Landry: Mayor Landry, chairman of tha park board and recreation committee and chairman of tha city swimming pool committee; Mri. Bonney; T. J. O'Harre, member of tha city park and recreation committee! and of tha pool committee; Mri. O'Herra. Heat Wave Starts Summer I'UEHIDIO. Tex. IiT -Shuts. It was only 107 ao anybody could tell tho reporter wna kidding when lie asked how people were standing Uie neat on Uie first day of summer. "Aw, ihla isn't hot," aald Oliver Twins Sentenced For Interfering LOB ANGKI.EH, tfi-The Hying twlna, denied ball, were grounded in Jail lousy walling lor counsel to appeal their conviction on feder al charges of forcibly Interfering with a guvernmeiit officer. Ueorge and Chnrlea Finn, 40, ac cused of placing the U. 8. attorney here under cltlsens' arrest, were aentenced yesterday to a year In (irlson. U.S. District Judge Edward , Murphy eluded Uirm lor "utter diaregard of Uie due proccaa ol law." The r'liuis became embroiled wllh the government when they purchased a war aurplua C46 from Vlnelaud school district, near Bak eralleld. The government contend ed the school district larked au uioriiy to sell the ahip and lllcd suit to quit title. There followed a long period ol legal fencing between Uie Finns and Uie government for possession nf the plane, and finally Uie twlna publicly took U. 8. Ally. Laugh lln Waters into custody last Jan. 31. Harper, M. Uie hardware man and weather observer. "Lola of times II gcta up around 113 or 114." In lact. It got up to lit June 10. when people moat places were atlll wearing suits to work. Bo you can see aummer atarled off down right cool yesterday, especially In comparison with placea like Phoe nix, ArU where II waa 111. Pre aldio olien is the honest place In uie country. "Why, I've been lo Dallaa when It waa only M," Harper aald, shaking his prematurely while nead, "I tell you, that damp heat hup me worse than 119 doea here." This la an adobe town of about I.2O0 persona nudging up to Uie Hlo Grande In the big bend of we.it Texaa. They grow canteloupe In Uie dusty fields nearby, and lead an easy-going life in Uie town no body haa ever bothered to Incor porate. Al Uie Slarr Hotel, the manager, Mrs. Mae Starr, a middle-aged lady with graying black hair and brown eyes, laughed at questions about the heal. "We're aianding It fine," she aald. "Oh, of course the lobby la full of young men who came In here lo spend the allernoon." Heat drove them In for a siesta, eh? "Certainly not," ahe aald. "They why, they Just wanted to get out of the dust. 1 tell you, It's not not." Van Fleet Plans Meet With Rhee SEOUL, Us Gen. Jamea A. Van Fleet, apecial Far East military envoy for President Elsenhower, flew to Chinhae today to conler with President Srngman Rhee at his summer home. There was speculation that Van Fleet's meeting with Rhee might be connected with the reported de lively lo Rhee yesterday of a letter Irom President Elsenhower. The letter reportedly dealt wllh possible action resulting from fail ure of the Geneva peace talks on Korea or with plans for a V- 8. buildup of ROK military forces. Buddha Asked To Forgive Women TOKYO. Iffi-Pale blue Incense roue toward the gilt ceiling. Low chanting spread through uie dim temple, and a little silver bell tinkled behind the sanctuary, Klmono-clad women knelt on the while atraw mala and bowed deep ly and reverently before the great golden Image of Buddna. 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Gore iD-Tcnnl, the 23-member group planned lo Iry to win extension of the law for three yeara and to clothe Ihe President with new power to cut tarllfa up to S per cent In each of those years, One member of the group said privately t or 10 Republicans hod Indicated they would support this proposal, However, key Republicans arid Democrats alike forecast the Ben ate wouM vote a simple one-year extension, aa has the House, and Pain Killer Drug Reported By RKNNIE TAYLOR AP Science Reporter BAN FRANCISCO, UPt A drug designed to make people Insensible lo pain but to leave them conscious and able to move may give sur gery a new substitute for anes thesia, a Mayo Clinic doctor re ported today. This preparation doea for the entire system what a local anes thetic does to a specific part of the body, Dr. Lundy told the American Medical Assn. Dr. Lundy la head of anesthesiology at Mayo. A patient can be taken to com plete amnesia and then brought back quickly. Dr. Lundy aald. The drug Is called dolitrone and was developed by William 8. Merrell and Co. of ClncinnaU. Dr. Lundy Is the only one who haa used It so far. He tried it on 137 patients, most of Uicm dental cases. The new drug may be of value In childbirth, the physician said, because the woman patient would be able to obey instructions from her doctor on what to do to speed delivery. Since she retains the ability to use her muscles, blood circulation rate would not slow down greatly, and this would be beneficial to the child. Five of the pauents had hemor rhoid operations. In these cases the dolitrone was used along with curare, an arrow poison much used in medicine. Afterward only one of the five needed morphine to control postoperative pain. Dr. Lundy aald.' The drug Is Injected into the vein. Two or three of the total group of patients had swellings in their veins alterward, the physl clan said, but no serious reactions Analgesia, be added. Is safer than anesthesia. semi the bill to Ihe President. Tlie law expired June 12, but none of the 42 agreements already negotiated are affected by this. Elsenhower agreed to accept a one-year extension of the law as la when It became apparent that Re-1 publican leaders in Congress were not inclined to take action on his proposal of last March in which he urged a three-year extension and asked lor more tariff-cutting authority. However, he has made it clear he atlll wants Congresa to adopt his original proposal after full hearings next year. Ben. Knowland of California, the Republican Benate leader, and Sen. ; Mllllkln (R-Colo) aald in separate j Intel views they would argue against a Benate vote to broaden the extension bill on grounds that House leaders would refuse lo ac cept it and uie law thus would atay dead. Mllllkln aald he was confi dent the Gore substitute would, be beaten. 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