Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 14, 1955, Page 2, Image 2

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"DENNIS THE MENACE"
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1955
... 'N I CANT FIND My BOOT'S, 'N DAD SPUED HIS CL."
PlPg IN THE OATMEAL, W THE COOKIE: UAI? EMPTY. . ..
Food Hoarding Plan Advanced
DBS MOINES Iowa Gov. Leo
HoeRh today recommended that
the United Slates government buy
livestock and stockpile iood for an
emergency as a means ol bolster
ing (ailing (arm prices.
These were two of the four rec
ommendations Hocgh made In an
address prepared for the opening
of the Midwest, Republican Farm
Price Conference, which he called.
He said he believed his recom
mendations w o u 1 d immediately
"relieve the Iarm price squeeze"
an would "Rlve us a permanent,
prosperous (arm and national
economy."
Attending the conference wore
coventors of Nebraska, South Da
kota, Indiana and Kansas and rep
resentatives o( the chiet executives
of Wisconsin, Wyoming and Illinois.
All were expected to present pro
posals for shoring up the nation's
larm economy,
Secretary of Agriculture Benson
nt word he was "looking for
ward to receiving the results" on
the conference.
Hoeah's recommendations were:
1. "That the U. S. Department
of Agriculture immediately go into
the market and purchase for use
quality livestock to bolster prices."
2. "That as a nation we estab
lish and maintain . . . critical
stockpiles of food as a part of our
national defense, and that we place
them in those parts of the country
and of the world where thew will
serve that end to best advantage."
3. "I recommend for your con
sideration the possibility of creat
ing .... , committees In your respec
tive stales" to promote increased
consumpllon o( meat, milk, eggs,
butter, cheese "and other protec
tive foods."
4. With an expected Increase In
national population in store, that
a system of "reserve acres" be
established to take some land out
of production now and "Insure for
posterity bread and peace."
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Jordan Plan Near Collapse
WASHINGTON Ifl The Amer.
lean-backed Jordan River develop
ment plan, conceived as formula
for ending bitter Arab-Jewish
strife, is reported on the verge of
collapse.
Diplomatic officials fear that
'enewed Arab ciObitlon may have
killed the ambitious undcrlaKiug
at least for the time being. That
raises the prospect Israel will go
ahead to develop the river in the
(ace of violent Arab protests. M
Any such Isiacli move would be
virtually certain to add new ten
sions in the region already seeth
ing with excitement over Egypt's
plans to buy arms from Commu
nist Czechoslovakia.
The Eisenhower administration
has not given up hope that Arab
countries, led by Esypt. will re
consider their newest objections.
Tlie American plan would have
linked lour Arab states, Lebanon.
I Syria. Jordan and Egypt, with
'Tt'.r.ifl in R Intnt 1 -)1.n, ,11 ,,n,-.iin,.
dam-building and Irrigation orol
ect which would have permitted
au to snare tne Jordan waters.
Eric Johnston. President Eisen
hower & special ambassador in
chaige of promoting the plan, is
scheduled to return Saturday from
a visit to Ci.iro, where he appar
ently hr.;i been tmsble to persuade
Arab countries to back the idea.
The Arab countries asked for
more time to study the proposal.
But diplomatic officials lamilial
with the background said today
Ihis amounted to a thinly disguised
turndown, evn though Johnston
said afterward he hoped riitiicul
lles could be resolved in the pear
future.
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and Dorothy McGuire wlfh Arthur Kennedy, John Hodiak, and
Katy Jurado is currently playing at the Esquire. This is MSM't
film of the Harper's priie winning novel by Don M. Manltie-
Priest To Get Prison Leave
' VIENNA, Austria Wv Hungary's
Communist government says u. is
releasing Roman Catholic Arch
bishop' J osief Oroesz from prison,
but it indicates he is being put
under house arrest.
Radio Budapest announced last
night, "Dr. Groesr, will lake up
residence in an ecclesiastical biilld-
me to be assigned to him." Such
announcements from the Commu
nists usually mean the churchman
is not allowed to resume his church
office and is restricted to the res
idence assigned him.
The broadcast said the arch
bishop's 15-year sentence (or plot
ting to overthrow the Communist
regime was being "interrupted"
at the request of Dr. Gyuia Czapek,
archbishop of E?,er and acting
head of the Roman Catholic
Church in Hungary.
The announcement added that
I lour other imprisoned Cathollo
priests would be amnestied. They
were identiiied as Dr. Mutka Imre
Jaros Hcrvsth, Janoe Korpan and
Joszpf Barrinx. Thir ta.n,. ..
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not specified.
Archbishnn nmnc -.. n.
gary's highest ranking Cathollo
.....u di ,i . iuai.-i iuruinai Minos
zenly was imprisoned in 194B on a
treason cnarge. Archbishop Groess
was sentenced ii 1931 in a contln.
uing wave of Red attacks on the
church.
Last July the Communists an
nounced they were releasing Car.
dinal Mindszcnty from his life sen.
tence. hut nmhitm rinfi,,tia kn. u
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heard of his whereabouts.
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