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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1954)
WEDNESDAY, JULY T. 19S4 PAGE SIXTEEN , '.'DENNIS THE MENACE" 9th nd Pine Phone 3111 CLEARANCE SALE REG. 16.98 SPRING TOPPERS Misses sizes, good assortment, of I f ff pastel colors. 10 to 16 ALL WOOLS ' HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON CMC Mt Mr.A(L. gKTg lUJ yxi SHOULD SEE MY 013 SARDEM. OCT TOMATO Union Strikes Door Plant tv-raTn axrr- 111 A malnr Port. bod door plant, operated by M and M Woodworking Co., was truck Tuesday by the AFL lum ber and Sawmill Workers Union. It was the first post-holiday ac tivity in the Pacific Northwest l.imk. atriVa hw In lift 1 filH Hav and it Idled about 300 men. Ne gotiations continued lor tne M ana M plywood division which has 3,500 employes in wree svaies. iw unwv til ants nmiratMi luirmallv. The strike was called through- Allies Push German Plan LONDON (it The United States and Britain pushed ahead today with plans to give West Germany almost full sovereignty including rearmament powers in their two occupation tones if France does ' not ratify the European army plan. Political and legal experts of the two Allied nations opened meet ings at the Foreign Office yester day to draft a program of Joint U.S.-British action to be launched - If the European Def ense Commun ity is not set up soon. The conferences here are expect ed to conclude before the end of this week. Under study are pro posals to: 1. Give the West German gov ernment almost complete lode- , pendence in the American and British cones. Including powers to raise a defense army. 2. Abandon the U. S. - British French High Commission in Bonn and set up American and British embassies. Such action would leave the French zone, in southwest Oer- - many, the sole occupied territory m the federal republic and would put the French under acute Ger man pressure to get out of that. The drafting of plans here was ordered by President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Churchill at their meeting in Washington last week. They agreed then that West Germany should be given "its place as an equal partner in the community of western nations." The French were not Invited to take part in the talks here, the first such omission of Prance from Joint Allied planning on Germany since the war. I out the region June 21 by the AFL and the CIO International Wood workers in support of a 12 H-cent hourly psy increase. Employers offered only to renew existing con tracts. There have been some scattered settlements since the strike start ed, on varying terms, but there has been no major change in the position of either the unions or the employers. A federal mediator. Bob McClel. land, said Friday he was trying to arrange a meeting and Tuesday he reported he did not expect re plies for a day or two yet since his inquiries went to association secretaries and others who would need to confer first with their principals. Oregon Wheat Loadings Start PORTLAND W D. A. Nelson started wheat shipments Tuesday from his ranch to the North Lex ington elevator in Morrow County, marking the start of the Oregon wheat harvest. It was the first de livery of the year. Nelson also was first In 1SS3. Because of the cool June the harvest is running a week or 10 days later than last year. Red Leaders Discuss Geneva TOKYO I Bed China's Prem ier Chou EH-Lai and Ho Chi Mlnh, leader of- the Vietmlnh rebels, spent three days together on the TnHnrhtn. border discussing the Geneva conference, Peiping radio said Wednesday. 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