Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 16, 1954, Page 2, Image 2

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    THURSDAY. DECEMBER 16, 19M
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Thuriday Evenlnr, December 16
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Friday, December 17
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Friday, December 17
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Hooper Rating
Chief Killed
SALT LAKE CITY 11 C. E.
Hocper, nationally known radio ex
exutive who founded the Hooper
system of rating radio and tele
vision programs, was Killed yes
terday when he fell into the whirl
niK blades of an air boat propeller
while duck hunting on Great Salt
Lake. He was 56.
He died a few minutes after he
was brought to a Salt Lake Clly
hospital, his body almost cut In
two by the propeller.
Frank McClatchy, of Salt Lake
City, one of two men Willi Hooper
in the boat, said the radio execu
tive Jumped out of the craft when
it lodged on a sand bar. He at
tempted to push it loose, slipped
and fell into the spinning blades.
An air boat has an airplane-like
propeller 'mounted on the rear for
use in shallow water.
Hooper was president-of C. E.
Hooper, Inc., New York City, whlcli
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specializes in studies, of radio au
dience measurement.
His home was in South Norwalk,
Conn. He is survived by his wid
ow and a daughter.
Sale Of US Farm Surpluses To Reds Studied By Benson
U,C W ' Ul . ' r'.fS... ,klh, farmer's Income in bal-, American Farm Bureau
NEW YORK !i Secretary of
Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson says
the administration is considering
direct trade in agricultural sur
pluses with Russia and its satel
lites. At a news conference yesterday,
Benson said study would- be given
both to direct sales of such com
modities to Iron Curtain countries
and to trade with "third party"
nations which might sell to the
Sonet Union.
"My feeling Is that we should
be willing to trade with Iron Cur
tain countries so long as the trade
is in our favor, whether it be butter
or anything else," Benson said,
adding:
"We are considering some sales
lo countries which may In turn
sell to Iron Curtain countries."
In anv event, the agriculture sec
retary snld, it was difficult to "po
lice" sales of American goods to
Russia.
Three Sons Die
In Flash Fire
NORTHPORT, Mpine net A flash
fire roared through a fashionable
home in this Penobscot Bay com
munity yesterday, killing throe
young sons of medicine millionaire
Edwin Grove III and a middle
aped couple caring for them.
The fire generated uch intense
heat that It was sevn hours before
firemen could enter and recover
the bodies of Jeffrey. , David, 6.
and Christopher Grove, 8; Harvey
Si. Bean. 58, and his wife Madeline,
57, of Vienna, Maine.
The boys' parents were in Bos
ton, where Mrs. Grove if expecting
the birth of a fourth child soon.
ijt .i.nunrv a U.S. broker was
denied a license to buy surplus
American butler for export to Rus
sia.
in linx with Benson's statement.
however, there were reports that
Uie administration would reassess
the situation at meetings lo be neio
within a few days.
Benson also said he was giving
"serious consideration" to revising
the entire farm parity formula.
He said revision would Include
"re-weighting" if some of the fac
tors involved in the formula.
Asked if the farmers would get a
"better shake" out of a contem
plated formula revision, Benson
replied:
"Thev may. but the end objec
tive is to make the formula up-to-date
and as accurate as possible
as a measuring rod."
Benson and the Republican ad
ministration instituted a "flexible"
support policy in place of the pre
vious administration's "rigid" sup
ports. Parity is a standard set on farm
prices by the government designed
lo ::! ...v . - - f
ance with me cnauu.5 v.-
things he buys.
Under "rigid" support, farm in
come was pegged by the govern
ment at 80 per cent of parity. Now
some products get less than DO
per cent depending on rnrrent
conditions affecting a particular
product.
Earlier, in a speech before the
26th annual convention of the
Feder..
lion, Benson predicted a "bright
future" for farmers under preset
and contemplated administration
action.
"Maximum progress will come
only it agriculture is free
and farmers can make their own
management decisions on their
own farms with a very minimum
of government regulation and con
trol," he said.
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Solon Predicts
Red Advances
l.OS ANGELES V Sen. Know
land (R-Cnlil) predicted lust msht
that under certain circumstances
the Soviets in 1955 or 1956 might
move into parts ol the world they
do not now occupy.
He said this could come about
if there is "a power vacuum or
an indication of weakness." and
It might be the Soviets themselves
or action through Red China.
lie added in a talk sponsored bv
the American Bureau (or Medical
Aid (or Free China thai he expect
ed "gre.u pressure" In 19.SS to get
Red China into the United Nations.
'Ihis, he said, would only give pres
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world and then "all of Asia will
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