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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1955)
TUESDAY, AUGUST 16. 195!! HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN Red Asian Leaders Demand Unified Korea Conference TOKYO If Top Red Chinese and demonstrations tapered off only ; Korean leaders chorused a new i yesterday in live South Korean. :5t THESE "GRUNTERS," registered Durocs, will be shown by Ronnie Peterson, 17, Tulelake FFA member at the Siskiyou County Fair in Yreka on August 18-21 and again at the Tulelake Butte Valley Fair in Tulelake September 4-5-6. A brother, Jerry, 15, will exhibit registered Berkshire hogs. He is also an FFA member. India Workers Stage Strikes NEW DELHI, India W Genera! strikes swept New Delhi and Bom bay today in protest against yes terday's violence and bloodshed in Portuguese India. Business in Bombay was virtu ally paralyzed as crowds demand ing military action against the small Portuguese colonies forced shops and restaurants to close. Armed police and troops guarded public vehicles. In New Delhi, workers paraded with anti-Portuguese banners. Several thousand "nonviolent" Indian nationalist demonstrators marched into the Portuguese col onics of Goa, Damao and Diu yes terday on the eighth anniversary of India's independence from Brit ain. They sought to arouse popular upport for the Indian campaign to take over the areas, the last foreign territories in the country. Reinforced Portuguese border ' guards opened fire on some of the marchers and drove others back into India with clubs. Many were arrested. The Indian demonstrators called themselves Satyagrahis, followers Hurricane Test Airplane Used JACKSONVILLE,-ria., W Navy hurricane hunters gave their new weather laboratory plane its first chance to shine in an all-night flight over, around and across Hurricane Diane. The Constellation took off from Jacksonville Naval Air Station early last night and aimed its mil lion dollars worth of electronic equipment at all facets of the hurricane. This is the weather laboratory that the Navy says it hopes will provide more information on tropi cal storms and get it a lot easier than equipment used in the past. of the late Mohandas K . Gandhi's tactic of nonviolence and passive resistance. Organizers of the march linally suspended further infiltration and said they would device "a new strategy." Estimates of the number of demonstrators dead ranged as high as 31, with many rare reported wounded or missing in the Jungles. The Indian government radio said the killing of 12 marchers had been confirmed, while In Nova Goa an official Portuguese spokesman said at least 1.1 Indians were killed and probably 30 wounded. The India radio said It was be lieved the Portuguese had carried away many of the dead. Marshal Kim. who customarily refers to the South Korean gov ernment as the "Rhee gangsters," adopted an unusually mild lone. He proposed reducing armies m both North and South "to the I day before. President Rhee had minimum" and spending the mon-ltold a Seoul audience that conter cy and using the manpower thus ences with Communists merely freed for "peacetul construction." I gave them time to consolidate In a bristling speech only the I gains and plan new aggreulon. demand yesterday lor a Far East conference to unity Korea. Red China's Premier Chou En- In 1 and Commander in Chief Chu Teh both called for the conference, provided lor in the Kurean armi stice. cities whore the truce teams are , stationed. Chou En-lai, speaking at re-.' ception In Peiping, likewise called, for a Par JSast conference on Korea, upheld the truce teams,' and said trie United States North Korea's Premier Marshal lesneciallv has an inescapable re- Kim II Sung ent further and sug- sponsibility" to defend the truce gested a mutual norm-south un-i teams against soutli Korean at dertaking not to use force, and' tack. "speedy convening" of a North-i Chou revived the standing Red South conierence to "discuss the' Chinese proposal that all foreign Chamber Planning State Fair Booth Klamath County Chamber of Commerce will again feature a displav booth at the annual Great Oregon State Fair in Salem, Sept. 3 to 10. The display will depict agricul ture, industry and recreation of the county. The local, chamber is working with the county agent's olfice and other groups in getting the display together. question Ql Korea s umiicalion." The Peipmg radio, heard here. carried all three speeches, made on the occasion of the loth anni versary of Korea's liberation Irom Japan. Chu Teh, speaking at a rally In Pyongyang, the North Korean cap ital, said Communist China : war. in "complete agreement" wr.h the "positive proposals" put forward! by Kim and that the "Chinese ! people.. . . will do their utnios: to support them. "We consider it hi;hly necessary; to hold a Far Eastern conierence ! . . . to discuss the question o, ' unifying Korea by peaceful means, he declared. i Chu scored efiorts of President : Syngman Rhee of Souih Korea to! get the Neutral Nations Super visory uoniniistian nuce tennis out of the country and suid blunt ly: "No attempt to wreck the com mission will be tolerated." Rhee contends the Czech and Polish members on the truce teams are spies. After eight day? of violence which injured 44 Amer ican soldiers and 100 Koreans, troops leave Korea. (Vodka in orange juice) yt It leaves you. breathless HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE. ORE. ME3FOR1 Thoroughly Modern Mr. J. E. Earley Joe Early Jr Proprietors BABY KILLED MIDLOTHIAN, Scotland l.fl A yenr-old teething baby, David Max well, chewed through the insula tion of an electric wire here yes terday and was electrocuted. mirnoff tJte qreaicst name "VOUKA 80prw(. Midefrom 100 griinncutf al spirit! Sie Picf rcSinitnofi Fls. 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