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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1954)
rr.TTUY, DECEMBER 10. 1954 HERALD AVD NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREfiOV PAGE SEVEN iO Leaders Ask Survey On Machines LOS ANGELES Ml The CIO convention hndert into final ses sions today alter asking Congress to Investigate the lmnoct ol push- Crashing Reck MAU13U Calif. A huge boulder loosened by rains crashed doun s mountain side early Friday smashing a house and killing one of its occupants. Two others were injured. Sheriffs officers identified the victim as Harold Asher. 65. His body was trapped under the bould er several hours. Efforta to move the rock, halt the size of an auto mobile, were hampered by a fear that it might again start rolling down the incline toward other houses. Injured were Floyd Miller, 67, and tils wife. Delia. 61, owners ot the home. Miller had head and neck injuries and Mrs. Miller suf fered fractures of both legs. Officers said the rock rolled from a resting place high up on Sugar Loaf Peak, bounded over a nortion of Mulholland Drive and ripped into the Miller home. Asher was sleeping in one room, Mr. and Mrs. Miller In another. allowances will be necessary to! assist workers in moving to new i communities. "When new method and new button factory produciion on the their, families are no" made toi machines make specific skills ob- notion's economy. I suffer when technological develop-1 solete, retraining facilities and 'e' Delegates approved resolution! ment necessarily tnvo.'es dlsplac-l training allowances must be made asking a nationwide sui vey on bow Ing workers from their Jobs. fast new machines anil technique? t Guaranteed wage' plans cam provide financial protection by maintaining living standards for a period of time to aia displaced workers In making necessary ad justments ... , 'If large-scale geographic shifts lv Industry take place reioculion available or in case of workers who may be neqr rcluement age, early retirement pen&nn may be 1 more suitable solution." CIO President Waller Reuther told delegates that "just as the first industrial revolution created alreadv are soeertins orrdi'c"nn and displacing workers, how much more can be exoects 1 and what should be done about it. , "Side by side with ever-all poli cies for expanding mass purchas ir.r power," the canvf-ntion sa!. "we must have programs to in sure that Individual workers and RECEPTION WASHINGTON I Vice Presi dent and Mrs. Nixon were latr foi a White Hcuse jur: clal recep tion last night. Mrs. Nixon sail her husband had told their chauf feur to call for them at 8:30 but apparently the chauffeur thought he meant 8:30 a.m. The Nixons tad to call a cab. Ty-. MILK RATION PARIS' , t France's ' milk drinking premier, Pierre Mendes France, trained his lactic attack Thursday on the wine-tippling French army. With French school children already under heavy fire, the government announced that military rations after Jan. 1 willj Include a quarter of a pint of milk I distributed with the morning cot iee. 1 v f for Iftts Ciulitirxn : "jfe ' d a iisrms... M World Book ENCYCLOPEDIA . 19 volumes 10 down, 6 a month . Ik JOSEPH HUNTER 2659 Radcliffe Phone 2-2792 0 HT s very serious economic and social problems .of dislocating, 'so thii new and more potent second in dustrial revolution" will create new problems. 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