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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1954)
it.'- WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE EIGHT Defense Secretary Wilson Scored For 'Dogs' Remark Br THE AS'OCIATIJD PRF.hS ( Secretary ot Vtttuit Wilson's rtmaric about 'kennel Owe" prompted a au?jvj&a from R trtibilcaa Or7. W;ij.am G. 8trat!.ri CI I,i;rux Wednesday 'Jul u car int member s'.ajr away from a fund tjmtx (it his o,a party. eirattcm said WUwn'i comment. In a diicauxn of uriempierymef.. ahows Wilvja's views on tie siir Cool Weather Covers North By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Ii was warm and humid cvt the southland and moil ot the rattcra third ot the fwitry a?a.fi Wednesday but cool weather pre vailed over the northern s'-ate from the Dacoias to tue Pacifx Coast. Bummer-Ilke temperatures were reported over moat of tr ff.u'i and the warm air extended north ward Into trie Ohio R.ver Valley, the lower Great Lakes region and central Hew England Headings Tuesday were In the tn, with rec ord hlgha for the date tn many cities. The cooler Canadian and Pacific air continued south and eastward from the Eastern Dakota and Eastern Nebraska and covered region and southward Into the central Great Plains. Temperatures In the 30s were reported from Eastern Washington eastward to the central Dakota and In Southeastern Idaho and West Central Wyommr. Light rain or showers fell from Southern Ore gon eastward to Eastern Wyom ing and from Northeastern Ne vada eastward across Northern Utah. Snow flurries hit parts of the Rockies from Butte, Mont., south ward to Fort Badger, 'Wyo. The measured two Inches, - ' Most critical Hood danger !n northern Indiana was in Highland, a suburb of Hammond, and at Ply mouth, halfway across the north . ern part of the slate. Hundreds of workers stayed on the Job through out the nlht reinforcing dikes. Borne 2,000 homes In the Ham mond area have been flooded from the Little Calumet River. DEATH TOKYO Ml Two V. 8. 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The latest Ultra-party develop rr.eu fcaJt up new fe-at in what phrau makers have btrjn to caU the dog days of the poUticaJ cam paign. La cor leaders and Dem crave already had iasen sharp Jibs at the Wilson comments and seme Republiian carjlates had disasKcated themselves from his words. titration's statement, from fiprjnglieid. Ill . shared political in terest with early returns from Tuesday's early general election voting In Alaska, indicating; re newed Democratic strength. First overnight co-Jits showed E. L. Banlett. the pretest Demo cratic eeletrate to Congress from the territory, piling up a bigger lead than he bad two years ago in hia bid to retain his teat. His op ponent was Mrs. Barbara Dimock, a Pjpibli.'.an member of the Al aska Legislature and the first woman ever to seek the non-votm? assignment to Congreis. In the fight for control of A! avka's legislature, which they lost two years ago. Democrats ran strong In early-reporting precincts which went Republican In 155? Races for two other territorial of fices were nip and tuck. Scenting an overturn In their fa vor. Democrats were getting sil set to put new emphasis on a say. Ir.g popular in the north "As Al aska goes, so goes uie nation. The "dogs" affair started Mon day when Wilson told a news con ference In Detroit he has "a lot M sympathy" for the unemployed, but always had "lked bird dogs better than kennel-fed dogs." He added: "You know, one who'll get out and hunt for food rather than sit on his fanny and yen. This touched off a flurry of crltl cLsm from Democrats, CIO Presi dent Walter Reuthcr and AFX Chief George Meany and from a few GOP candidates, who took the view that Wilson's remark was an unwarranted slap at the unem ployed. Wilson Tuesday got out a state ment that he meant "no Individ) ous comparisons, nor insinuations likening people to dogs in any sense." He said his remark was intended to underscore his admira tion for "spirit and Initiative" lr Job hunting, and that "people of the adverse political party" are trying to make capital "on a mis interpretation of the full meaning of what I actually said." White House concern over the furor became evident when Elsen hower himself came to Wilson's Phone 3463 defease with a statement. "I r-eser have found bun ' Wil son i tn the. slightest degree Indif ferent to human mufortutve." 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