Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 01, 1955, Page 36, Image 36

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HERALD AND yNEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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Britain Stalls
On Bomb Ban
LONDON im Prime Minister
Eden .Wednesday stalled Labor de
mands that Britain accept Soviet
Russia's call for an immediate
worldwide ban on nuclear weapon
tests.
He said Britain is "perfectly
ready to consider" the proposal
but warned Parliament against ex
pecting unconditional British ac
ceptance.
Eden said the terms ol the Rus
sian nflcr, broadcast from Mos
cow, "are for from clear. He
commented it "mlcht have ap
peared in a better light if it had
been made before the recent So
viet explosion of which Mr.
.Nikll.n Khrushchev lias spoken In
such enthusiastic terms."
But Eden refused to commit the
Government on the proposal of
Clement Attlee, Labor Party lead
er, that Britain Initiate talks with
the United States and Pussla with
a view to ending further experi
mental hydrogen bomb tests.
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Centennial Plans
To Be Discussed
PORTLAND Hi Anthony Bran
ctentiialer of Buker, chairman ol
Ihe Oregon Centennial Commis
sion, said plmis lor celebrnllon o(
Oregon's looth year as a state will
be discussed here Dec. i.
One ot the topics, he said, would
le consideration of what use may
be made of the Portland Exnosi-tlon-Rerreation
Center lor a re
gional event If the center is built
tjv 1959. the centennial year. The
site selected may play n part In
what mo is made of 11 by the com
mission, he said, adding thai didn't
fhean any particular site was fa
vored. Brandenthaler, In his Tuesday
comments, said Gov. Patterson Is
expected to attend the centennial
commission merino. Also to be
Invited, lie said, were members ol I
the Portland City Council. Port- j
land Chamber oi Commerce and '
the Exposmon-Kccrcallon Coinnns- j
sion.
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