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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1954)
THURSDAY. JULY 1, 10M IIKRALD AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON J "DENNIS THE MENACE 1 1 I , TITS n, ft KU& RI6WT,AtoM! QMS BOGS KHLiMS STUffEO WIRT!, U.-S; Seeks Anti-Red Pact For South Asian Defense I ftr JOHN M. IIKiMTOWI.il WASHINGTON Ufi Tim Uiillfd iBlalfa nrrurd on today lor curly ! cmatlon o( n MU-Ccminuniai pitci m Boulhraal Aia wltils hmlinii Jviciory over International COnilllU- llIsm 111 WUW.V. bccrcury o Stale Dullm, can iluiunu Dial "cuiiiinuiiiMii l allll a menace verywlirrr," plrdiird the support of the Unllrd States yesterday to Hie iieopie ol uuato mala in their rlluru to build a -pronperoua and prourcanlve" ana Jnon-C'ommtmlt nation, t Several hours earlier, United J Wales joined Australia mid New 4 Zealand In a declaration Uiai there l "need lor Immediate action" to brlnir about early ealabluhnient oi ? a collective defense . In Boutheaat I Asia. 1 The three nallona.kre sinners ol a mutual dclenae , treaty. uullr Intel yesterday with Australlaa J Korelitn Minister Klchard O. Casey (and New Zealand Ambaiuiador 1 I.eslle Knox Munro. Titether they form a council 1-1 up by the "An Inn" pact, mhkli lakes It name Air Force Today, the United Bute Air Force look over operational con trol of Ita own recruiting aervlce. The Air Force organisation given the responsibility of handling this ilng-slsrd task haa been designated the JeOOlh UBAF necrulllng Wing, Wright-Patterson Al Fnrco Base. Dayton, Ohio. Drlgadler Oeneral Amo II. Lurhman, former Air Force public Information deputy, haa been named commander. Since HM7. when Uic Air Force and the Army became two ncpar ate organisations, Army and Air Force recruiting was accomplished by a Joint eltnrl. However, due to the tremendous defense build up, In particular, the Air Force, plus (prevailing world conditions, the secretary of defense recently aaignrn a qui giving uic Air rorte and the Army separate control of their reapectlve recruiting machin ery. This move waa made In an euori to give eacn line oi aeienae more efficient and economical con trol of their Individual recruiting needa. reaultlnir An more nrotec- itlon per defense dollar, f Due to the tremendous emphasis put on air power, manning the nations first line of defense is no minor matter. In fact, the United i states Air Force Is now America's biggest business. Thousands of J young men will be needed in the coming year to meet Air Force personnel requirements. i uny wjn, unio, waa nciccica 10 host this new organisation because (of Its central geographical loca tion and communication faculties. An all-out effort la being mndo liy Air Force recruiters all over America to acquaint the general public with their Air Force, Its mission and career opportunities. inn iihthi rcvruimiK omen is i rated In room 309. post olflce bund ling, Klamath Falls, and T-Sgt Don aid Adams, Air Force recruiter Ifnr this area will be happy, to fur Jnlsh complex Information on op- portunltlea offered by the U.S. Air Fores to all Interested persons. from Initials of the three coun tiles. Tliclr declaration went beyond the agreement on a Bouihrast Asian collective defense announced Monday by President Elsenhower and mulsh Prime Minister Church. III. The latter two said they would press forward with plana to se cure Southeast Asia against com munism whether the war In Indo china la ended or continues. Diplomats agreed that the Anr.us statement expressed a greater sense of urgency and Implied that American consultation with the Hrnish government on future plans would be paralleled by talks with Australia, New Zealand and other nations having direct Interest In stemming the Communist tide. It was understood too that Amer ican officials believe concrete plans may be made shortly after July 10. when armistice negotia tions between the French and Com munlM forces are supposed to be concluded. Thla would obviate wait ing for the July 30 deadline for an Indochina peace settlement which waa set by the new Mendes- France government at Paris. Alter he met with Casey and Monroe. Dulles went on nationwide radio and television networks to make- a atatement on the Guate malan situation, which the Voice of America alio broadcast over the world. Dulles said "International com munism" had aought for years to establish a Red front tn the West ern Hemisphere by building up power In Ouatemala. He tied this oneratlon directly to Moscow, say ing the dramatic events of recent days during which the pro-Communist government In Ouatemala wai overthrown have exposed "the evil purpose of the Kremlin tn destroy the Inter-American system." He also said this "Intrusion of Soviet despotism was, of course, a direct challenite to our Monroe Doctrine the first and most fundamental of our foreign poli cies." (The doctrine laid down by President Monroe In 1833 bars any extension of foreign power In Die Western Hemisphere.! "The need lor vigilance Is not past," he said. "Communlsrrt Is still a menace everywhere. But Uie people of the United States and of the other American republics can feel tonight that at least one grave danger haa been averted. . . HEAVIM CATSUP WITH REAl emu ntnn JTa1 i fx ol tness Ntbt CAP TNI CATSUP WITH A KICK I Dlus.CrJiillimf t. -Aroma, and Ravor so willing ! 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