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HttH Today
WASHINGTON i,r A sprcial.
otparllKiin commi.s.sion creli?u bv
CuiiKie-s.-. inccU today to oi'Kunizc
and alar, an inquuv Into all as
pects cf the government's security
program.
Vice President Nixon sent out
Ilie cili lor Ihe meet inn Dec. 3.
snyins ne nail born requested to
do so by President Eisenhower.
Nixon planned lo welcome the
members, drawn equally iroin pub
lic and private life, and then de
part. He ii not a member of the
commiAoion.
The commission was approved by
Congress last summer. Some mem
bers of Congress expressed hone
ilfi study would heln lo lift the
controversy over the adinniistin-
ii'ju 5 empioje security program
out of politics.
Willi this in mind, the date for
ihe group's report was set after
ne.t year's ejection.
The commission's study Is not
confined, however, to the employe
.cvuniy piuKram. n embraces all
laws, presidential orders and ad
ministrative regulations relating to
imeiiii'.i secuilty.
As directed by Congress. Eisen
hower, Nixon and Spenker of tin-
House Rayburn iD-Texi each ap
pointed lour members of the commission.
Girls Plan
Seal Sales
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TKlX'oHr TrK Wl&kGrf SHOP'''
Christmas Seuls ol Ihe Tubercu
losis and Health Association will
be available again next Saturday.
December 17 at the Klamath Falls
Branch,. First National Ban ol
Portland and the U.S. National
ank
Chemult Civic Improvement
Club Holds Annual Party
CHEMULT The Chemult Civic
Improvement Club held its annual
Christmas party on weanrsuny, uc
cember 1. at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Grady Gooch at Beaver
Marsh Mrs. John Herman and
Mrs. Lloyd Hauptman, were co
hostesses.
The president. Mrs. Richard
Girl Scouts and Camp Fire girls; Clausen, presided over the short
assisted with the sale on Decern-! uuau,"
bcr 10 In the two banks.
Olii Scouts who staffed the booth
at the First National Bank were
Donna Yunk, Ann Baxter. Susan
Smith. Sharon Samples. Janet Jon
schelt. Karen Ramey, Phyllis
Whitby, Jean Ledbetter and Ruth
Russell.
Camp Fire Girls on duty at the
U.S. National Slink were Linda
Lanphear. aanrgare-. W.a-Dcaiald.
Juciy Kavn. fear. mr, Jaatv
ette lifley, Mnry taratMa. tatty
Kiffty. JkowiMM'y O.apmro. JuiUi
.!ntar, MarrlM Iaoia. taaai
?ckam.
Opponents Of Dixon-Yates
Want Congressional Action
WASHINGTON W Democratic
loes ol the repudiated Dixon-Yates
contract want Congress to take :
direct hand in a "no holds barred1
court tight a pa Inst the private
power group'., claim for Z'2 million
ocllr.i'3 in damages.
B-n. Keiauver id -Ten nt an
nounced ycdteiday he plans to in
I rod uce a resolution calling for
appointment of a special counsel'
lo light the Dixon-Yates suit, filed
earlier in the day at the U.S. Court
or claims.
Kciauvcr thus joined Sen. Ander
son (D-NMi, who said such a spe
cial lawyer should make certain
the Justice Department puts up
"no milk toast defense" against
the Dixon-Yates claim. The Justice
Department regularly defends the
government in suits against it.
There was no immediate com
ment from the department.
Anderson, chaiimfin of the Sen
ate-Hou.se Atomic Enerpry Commit
tee, said the proposed special
counsel should also hunt, for evi-
Khrushchev
Makes Boast
NEW DELHI Ml N i k I t a
Khrushchev boasted Tuesday of
annoyintr America" over the Is
sue ol Portuguese India and said
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Strike Enters
Second Week
DETROIT Wi Detroit Is trying lo
et alone wilhoui its three resular
Ciaily newspapers, but It isn't easv.
rae stereotypers' strike that has
paralyzed the presses of the De
troit News, the Detroit Times and
the Detroit Free Press ended its
secono week today.
mosi people have turned In
stepped-up radio and television
newseasts. or to lour or eight-page
tinuiKt!ncv. panel's.
The struck newsnaDers hnv rnn.
iinuea collecting loca news I ii nnoh
a juiniiy operated note newsroom
iney provide it to radio and tele
vision stations without cost.
bwanip.-d by a windfall of lorn!
advertising, the stations ha ve rnn.
ecled some of their national pro
grams lor local shows punctuated
with commercials.
Retail stores, without imiunn
advertising, report Christmas busi
ness falling short of anticipated
record levels.
Advertisers are lurnlm; to niher'
media. Ncignborhood weeklies have
expanded. A .foreign languago
newspaper switched to English
pages. A slnkc-born union news
paper and "lluownway ' shopping
guides have appeared.
Out-of-town newsnanrrs nnri nl.
kinds ol magazines sell faster lhau
usual.
The elleci of the strike on reimll
rade suite Dee. 1 Is dlfiicult to
measure. Some stores snv sale.
Iill arc runnine ahead of in'si ooi-
But most s.iv they were nnlirjiiniil
inc even higher increases over
lftM. Other stoics snv sales are'
oil considerably as compared with
f a ear ago.
i Attendance is reported below
j normal at spoi ls events movies I
: and oilier entertainment lacking'
.v UJ1,o, iivnspaiH-r puoiicity
Stormy Seas
Sinks Ship
I.OM10N i.n One shin
taillK. another Was missing and Sev I enlnrlnlnniem
oral were in distress Wednesday i Klirushchev-Bulganln tour
in slormy seas and log aiound1
Great Bntain. i
There was no immediate icpoit
of any loss of life.
The British motor vessel Vic
toria cuv sank oil the Dutch Is.
lann o( Tcr.schelling eaiiv Wednes
day alter a collision in the to,;
with the Italian ship Valcntma Bi
bolini. Fiftv cre'imen of th- B.itiL'-ton
Vuloiia City ucie taken aboard
'he Polish ship worlnwo. believed
to be a tiuwler, which was in the
vicinity.
The Valrnlina Biboluil was dam
aged extensively and was being
towed to Emtien bv a Dutch tug
All Pnelun t I c 1. I .. .. i ..
!,,., .. ... ' . i tron. and Ted Huey. royal pe.ron.
- nit-Hi imi inr fs-.: . . .
m.st n( n.n c. ...j L . l m llieir chairs, i-hs; matrons aiui'
1" return lo Whubv T , , d av I P""'""" nd .!"'ar;? """
Search by helicon,, d Jhh escorted; to the throne and pie-
I The serving of refreshment! closed
, the evening meeting.
dence of possible law violations hi
connection with negotiations which
led up to the signing of the power
contract more than a year ago.
Both Anderson and Kefauvcr.
who heads a Senate Antimouopoly
subcommittee which held hearings
on the contract, indicated plainly
they do not want to trust the Jus
tice Department to handle the
claim case alone.
Anderson said the department
had been Involved in negotiations
"looking toward paying Dixon
Yates money."
Kelauver said that if administra
tion officials were "doing their
duty they would have a case In
court against Dixon-Yates by this
time, trying to recover some of
the real damages suffered bv the
government through the conflict o!
interest which permeates this en
tire contract."
The Atomic Energy Commission,
which negotiated the contract for
a 107-mi.lion-dollar private power
plant with the Dixon-Yates group
at President Elsenhower's direc
tion, repudiated the contract last
month. It -based its action on an
opinion by A EC General Counsel
William Mitchell that Adolphe H.
Wenzell served a,s an adviser to
the government in the contract
talks "while having a conflicting
private interest."
Dixon-Yates challenged this con
tention in the suit it filed yester
day. Wenzell was a Buduet Bureau
; consultant during this period while
also serving as a too official of
financial house that later beramo
fiscal agent lor the Dixon-Yates
group.
he did not mind "If our remarks the First Boston Corp.. a New York
me uisiikco ana rcscmeo.
Speaking to a group representing
I lie Inidi Assn. of the Indian Par
liament, Khrushchev said:
"I have said that Goa tlhe chief
Portuguese settlement In India 1
must come to India, which has a
rightful claim over it.
"But that annoyed America
and they came out with strong sup
port of Portuguese possession of
Goa."
Soviet Premier Bulganin an
nounced in a recorded broadcast
thill Russia and India had agreed
on Important questions concerning
turtner development of economic
and scientific cooperation between
our countries." He gave no details.
Khrushchev's remarks about
American views on Goa referred
lo a Joint statement Issued in Wash
ington by Secretary of State Dulles
and visiting Portuguese Foreign
Minister .loao Cuiiha. Dulles and
Cunha referred to the "Portuguese
provinces" In India and condemned
speeches which the two top Russian
leaders Khrushchev and Premier
Bulganin were making In India.
Tile joint statement said these
speeches were designed to foment
trouble between East and West.
Later Dulles denied that, by is
suing the statement with cunha, he
had put the United Stales on Portu
gal's side in the dispute over Portu
guese India.
Tile two Kremlin bigwigs gave a
lavish eight-course dinner Monday
night tor Prime Mmiser Nehru and
nearly 1.000 other guests. The party
was given at a palace which once
belonged to the wealthy Nizam of
Hyderabad. It was ttie last Russian
in India during the
Home
Extension
Dee. 19-Dre. 33
December la For; Klamath.
"Picture Selection and Framing."
by agent.
December 20 Project leader
training mecling, fairgrounds, by
agent, for followmg units: Alia
mont. Bonanza. Buena Vista. Cliilo
quin. Conger-Fa irvlew. Henley.
Keno, Klamath Falls, Merrill, Mid
land. December 21 Klamath Falls,
Picture Selection and Framing,"
by agent.
U5AF Officer
Shot In Hunt
A U.S. Air Force captain was
a shocting victim on December 10.
opening day ol Cie doe season in
Modoc County.
Critically injured is Captain Lyle ;
E. McMicliacis. 3B. mi canary
Street, North Highland. California.
The officer was shot by an un
identified hunter as he stooped to
pick up fire wood two miles north
of the California state quarantine
station. The bullet from a high-
powered rifle passed through the
lower hips from the rear, splin
tering the pelvic bones.
He was taken to the Modoc Med
ical Center, Alturas, by ambulance
from that city.
Gerald C. Wilson, Modoc Coun
ty deputy sheriff, in reconstruct
ing the accident, said "bullets were
flying everywhere," when Del Bax
ter, fish and game warden and
Jim Collins. California Highway
patrolman, were acivised of the ac
cident. Tne two men crawled be
hind brush to the stricken man
to escape being hit.
Wilson, also called to the scene,
said 3.500 doe permits were is
sued and probably 90 per cent of
that number w'cre hunting in the
small area between Tionesta and
Perez.
McMlchaels was injured within
150 yards east of State Highway
13A on the Meats Road which is
near the Glass Mountain Brick
Company.
Reports from Alturas indicated
that both his legs were paralyzed.
Committees were named to dec
orate the Christmas tree at the
club house for the Christmas pro
gram scheduled for the evening of
December 23. Mrs. Robert Barlow
will be in charge ol tne program
and Mrs. Ray Darnell and Mrs.
C. C. Long will be in charge of
preparing gift bags for the chil
dren which will be distributed by
Santa Claus.
WoiOen members of the club are
asked to meet at the home ol
Mrs. Vein I. Brader the morning
of December 31 to make popcorn
tails an fill sacks. Lunch will be
tluck.
Mrs. Clauson announced that (50
has been collectad for ihs United
Foot drive. This amount his been
ajian many times over tnrougn
FATALLY BURNED
DALLAS m A. L. Foster,
year-old paralyzed pensioner, u
fatally burned yesterday by flania
that engulied his overstuffed in.
valid chair. County Fire Mnrshu
rial nooa saia uie lire apparent
started when a cigarette fell froni
the mail's lips, a 40-year-old on'
daughter attending him hid
stepped across the street ana v..
(We payroll deduction plan of the unable to hear his' screams.
many employes of both the Or..,
Northern and Southern Pacini. ...
the two major truck lines, the Ben!
Portland and the Pacific lai,
mountain Express, all of w
count on the quota of the
inal town. Some sort ol benjj!
will be held in January for n,
March of Dimes. ' w
Following the business raw
ing, there was a gift exchange bl
tween members. At Ihe close m
the evening, a surprise blribji,
greeting and shower of cards
extended to the two who had birth,
day anniversaries on December 7
Mrs. Carl Ramsey and Mrs. Myrtli
Hasn. Included also was Mrs. Jofe
Hermar., whose birthday anniver
sary was in late November.
Mrs. Galbreath
Visits Portland
CHEMULT Mrs. Corwin Gal
breath spent the weekend in Port
land with Mis. Karl Waldion of
Oretech, attending the Cancer So
ciety training school held at the
Multnomah Hotel. The women were
delegates from this area. ' 1
Mrs. Galbreath will report on the J
training school to the Chemult Gar
nen Club, the Gilchrist Garden
Club and the PTA group m Oil-:
chi lst of which she is treasurer, j
Mrs. Galbreath is active in the Civ-:
1c Club and is president of the
Gilchrist Garden Club.
Quotarians
Plan Meeting
vuutni ih iii win gainer oaiuruay
evcnir.R. December 17, at the home
of Helen Major? on Grant Street I
for their annual Christmas party
and. as customary. th gilt ex
change will be toys thai will be
presented 10 the (uvenile heme.
Ruth Jjohnson is chairman of the
afiair, assisted by Nadine Colvm.
LaVerne Slusscr and Joy Rolph
who head the various committees.
The club's final meeting for the
month was- held 5cember 6 at
Ihe Winema Hotel when each mem
ber contributed toward a gift for
ihe Juvenile home, which is also
an annual custom in connection
with this part of its service work.
Committee reports disclosed that,
i as a result of the audiometer tesi
intr in the schools thi3 fall, two
I children were found who need spe
I cial ear treatments, funds for
which will be provided by Quota
Club. Also, two needy families were
helped this past month with food
! and clothing.
! Sergeant Odcll Olson of the city
police department was guest speak
er at the club's final meeting in
November, when he discussed the
importance of safe driving, not only
on the one special day designated
for that purpose, but throughout
the 3t5 days of the year. He
explained the functions of traffic
made to get uniform driving laws
throughout the- country.
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Amaranth Order
Plans Meeting
Court Number 11. Order of the
Amaranth, will hold Its next meet
ing on Wednesday. December 31.
in" the new- Masonic Hail.
The last meeting, held Novem
ber 16. was a delayed meeting
because of early snow in Novem
ber. The November meeting opened
with Catherine Wright, royal ma-
iisnmg vessels failed lo show any
t'ace of the small ship curving a
crew of five
Syrian Positions
Open Fighting.
.IKHliSALEM. Israel Sretor
Svimn pu 1 1 ions opened rille tire
shortly be lore noon Wrdnodny a',
memoir? ot the Haon set lament,
an ImcI military spokesman an
nounced. Haon i.s a Mllwite M the south
eastern end ol the Sen 01 Galilee.
The Incident was the lust re
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