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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 23, 1955)
i FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. 1955 HfcKALD AiU NKWa. KLAAiAiH FALLS. OrituuN Red Relations Agreement Approved By 7. Germans BONN, Germany A--1he West German Bundestag u.iaiiimouMy approved the Mtablinm'nt at dip lomatic relations with thu Soviet Union today. The vote was made by a show of hands. v The ratification ol Chancellor Konrad Adenauer i Moscow agree ment with Soviet Premier Hulgan in ended a two-day debate during Storm Blocks Alberta Roads CALGARY, Alta. tfl Drifting snow from a storm that claimed one life and forced postponement of a mammoth civil defense ex ercise clogged southern Alberta highways Thursday. At least 100 persons were strand' ed overnight at the town of Strath- more, 30 miles east of here, when their cars bogged down in the drifts. Highway patrols took the motorists to town. The 5 Inch snowfall covered grain fields but agriculture oil ici- als said it was too early to say whether any serious crop damage would result. 4 The main highways between here and Edmonton ana Meaicine Hat were closed to all traffic. Bus lines operated as much as six hours behind schedule. Airline flights scheduled to leave here Wednesday night were grounded and all incoming flights were re routed to Edmonton. A Woman was killed at Leth bridge when she was struck by a car which skidded across an icy intersection. A one-week postponement was ordered for civil defense Opera tion Lifesaver which was to have seen thousands of Calgarians make a practice evacuation to the country. which the 79-year-old government chief said the new trend in German Russian relations "offers the pros pect oi luture easing, of interna tional tensions and national unity in freedom to Germany.'! r -Erich Olcnhaucr, leader of the socialist opposition similarly told the lower house -of Parliament normalization of relations between west Oermany and Russia "can banish for a long time the danger of a hot war." Before the vote, the floor leader ot Adenauer a Christian Democrat ic Union, Keinrich Krone, said that Bonn could never recognize the Communist regime of East Germany. He added that If Bui- ganm believed the East Oermans were behind him, he should Uow free elections there. Krone denied that the new rela tions with Moscow would deepen the division of Germany. If that was the case, no member of the Bundestag would be able to vote for the Moscow agreement, he de clared. Olenhauer had his criticisms of the Adenauer-Bulganin agreement. He said It was a victory for the Russians which appeared to be lending to a hardening of the divi sions of Germany. He called on the government to make concrete pro posals to the Geneva foreign min isters' conference next month on a turope?n security system - and German reunification. The Socialist chief warned that unless Bonn took the Initiative vlRorously there was danger that (1 the cold war would continue in Oermany even 1! it ceased else wheie, and i2 East and West might agree on security system based on the continued split of Germany.. IT J "v kJ I l f.aH"M I ..w.inniW"-'' I, t Greece To Stay In NATO Pact ' WASHINGTON tfl Well-posted observers discounted today specu lation that .Greece, In the bitter- ' ness of her disappointment over Cyprus, would break her ties with ' the North Atlantic Alliance, But they said the West must ' brace itself for a period of strain with whatever government holds power in Greece for the next, few months. - Greek frustration over Cyprus boiled over when a United Nations Steering Committee voted Wednes day against a General Assembly discussion of self-determination for ' the island now ruled by Britain. Greeks believe ttw Greek-speaking majority on Cyprus would vote to join Greece. Turkey opposes any such union with Greece for the Mediterranean island, which has a Turkish minority. The United States voted against the U.N. debate and thereby in curred some of the wrath Greek spokesmen ana newspapers have been pouring on Britain and Tui key.' Athens dispatches told of . press demands for Greece to withdraw, not only from the Bal kan Alliance with Turkey and Yugoslavia, but from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization itself. Diplomats here, however, -said there is every reason to- believe responsible Greek leaders will realize that Greece would not. In the long run, gain from a neutralist ' course. CANADIAN REACTOR CHALK RIVER, Ont. I Can ada's atomic reactor here is back in operation after a seven-week shutdown. W. J. Bennett, presi dent of Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., announced Thursday that chips of plutonium fuel which broke off Inside the reacvor tank have been removed and the tank repaired. "Their mother told me not to notico thorn when thoy try to snow om Increased Wheat Exports Sought WASHINGTON W The Agri culture Department hat Joined forces with the Oregon Wheat Growers League to try to expand exports of U. S. wheat and wheat Droducts. Under a cooperative agreement announced by the department Wednesday, they will develop and carry out projects intended to open broader markets abroad. PEYTON -NEW 3 Itdroom SPACEMAKER CUr taJ itwtr llatt la m raid Ur by lllcr $10,995 ' Open Tonifkt 4 tlU Urk Center Wtti a4 Wtshbarti ra S35S, M0S. E. Clrtv 9M3t Chinese Reds Free Women HONG KONO tn-U.S. consular officials said today they have re ceived word that two American women puvicisly denied exit per mits by Red China will leave Shanghai Mondayor Tuesday tor Hong Kong. The two were identified as Eva Stella Dugay, 83, also known as Sister Theresa, a Carmelite nun Reds said Sept. I wrro free to leave whenever they asked for exit permits. No format chart been made Mamat thus. born In New York City, aid Mrs. Peier Huiter of Walcott, Ind.. wife of a Dutch businessman. They will travel to Hunt; Kong uboard the Britisn ship Sural. . Tne women wire among 13 American civilians the Chinese Vkl IU.I . 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