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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1954)
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER SO, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Jf PAGI SEVEW '0 13 A I l"He's studying so much he'll be a social outcast I 'always preferred to date boys like you rather than the smart ones'." Texans Plan Huge Party Dulles Announces Foreign Policy To Deal With China DALLAS. Tex.. Wl Much of Dal las was agog today over formal dedication tomorrow of the city's new 40-story Republic National Bank Building, tallest In these parts. About 4,800 visiting "celebrities," the bank's press agents said, would be in town for Texas' biggest shin dig since Glenn McCarthy opened his swank Shamrock Hotel in Houston. Some of the same old cast from the Shamrock wingding was expect td back, even Bob Hope, who was almost sure to have s crack about Naguib Granted Monthly Subsidy CAIRO, Egypt (TV-Tho Egyptian government will grant former President Gen. Mohamed Naguib a monthly subsidy of $560 and the use of three cars, an official source said last night. However, Naguib will continue' to live at Merg, the suburban bouse where he has been kept under heavy guard since the revo lutionary regime deposed him Nov. 14. The government has charged him with plotting with the Moslem Brotherhood to upset the government. choking on 20-dollar gold pieces. Dessert at the dinner tonight In the huge Fair Park Automobile Building will be gold-colored Ice cream In replica of the 20-dollar piece. Drinks at three bars, stretch ing a city block, will be on the house. At the city's airport, "so many celebrities were arriving at one time that no one could count them all," a reporter said. The big building, costing 35 mil lion dollars, was plagued during construction by 11 destiuctlve fires with estimated damage of about a half million. Recently, since completion, a water main broke on the 17th floor and flooded five stories. Prededlcatlon v 1 e w e r s of the aluminum-sheathed giant com- pared It with New York's United Nations Building and with Wash ington's famed Pentagon. But a gravel-voiced east Texas hog farmer opined that "It sure would make a fine silo I" WASHINGTON W The Elsen- hower administration today sought measures short of "war action" to counter "provocative" acts by the Chinese Communists. The policy line was laid down by Secretary of State Dulles In a speech at Chicago last night. Dul les barred for the present any na val and air blockade of Red cnina. At the same time he called for vigilance in dealings with Russia. He said "coexistence ' Moscow s currently proclaimed foreign pol- Icy line Is a "tricky wora- in the absence of any renunciation of' International communism's eltori to rule the world by methods of force, intimidation and fraud." Dulles gave a far-ranging re- port on U.S. foreign policy before a national 4-H Club congress in Chicago last night. Before return ing to the oapltal shortly afterward, he repeated It for nationwide TVWradio hookup. He did not specify what the State Department planned to do about 13 Americans sentenced to prison In Red China on spy char Res this country has branded as false. In formants indicated the United States might ask Russia to inter- vene with Red China, but It was expected main action would be concentrated on mobilizing world opinion against the sentencing. Dulles apparently was referring to the 13 In his speech, and to Red China s threats against Formosa, when he said that while the Rus sians have recently "talked more softly. , .the Chinese communists have talked and acted with in creasing violence." "Our nation," he said, "will re act, and react vigorously, in the protection of our citizens, but with out allowing ourselves to be pro voked into action which would be a violation of our International ob ligations and which would impair the alliance of the free nations." He departed from his prepared text to insert the phrase about protecting U.S. citizens. Ho said perhaps international communism was trying In a new way to divide the free nations, remarking: They seek to be soothing in Eu rope, they are provocative in Asia." The United States, he said. Is committed by the U.N. Charter to try to settle international disputes by peaceful means. "Therelore." he said, "our first duty is to exhaust peaceful means of sustaining, our international rights and those of our citizens, rather than now resorting to war action such as a naval and air blockade of Red China." He noted the existence of "a vast Russian military establishment' and said that safety from attack lies in the maintenance of an ef fective defense coupled with "re taliatory power." . "We believe," he said, "that the greatest contribution we can make to peace is to be ready to fight, if need be, and to have the re sources and the allies to assure that an aggressor would surely be defeated, "That - does not mean being truculent or provocative or mili taristic. It does mean seeking peace not only with the heart, but also with the mind." He said that the continental de fense system now building "should enable us to knock down a very high percentage of any Red bomb ers engaged in hostile missions against the United States.1 Furthermore, he said, the U.S. Strategio Air Command now could retaliate against the Soviet Union with "damage far In excess of that which Red planes could Inflict upon the United States." Perhaps having In mind the! critical reaction of Allied nations when he declared a policy of massive retaliation" early this year, he 6ald that the maintenance of a capacity to strike back at an aggressor does not mean that any local war would automatically be converted into a general war "with atomic bombs being dropped all over the map." Nor does it mean, he said, that the aggressor would have to be totally, destroyed. What it does mean is an ability to "inflict pun ishing damage," he said. He said the danger from Com munist subversion is particularly great in Asia and Africa, and the situation In the Indo-Chinese state of Viet Nam recently partitioned do FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? PASTEETH, n improved powder to be sprinkled on upper or lower plate, holds false teeth more firmly in place. Do not slide, slip or rock. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or lwl.nj. FAS TEETH Is alkullne (non-acid), Doea not sour. Check "plate odor" (den ture breath). Get FASTEETH at any drug counter. 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