Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 25, 1956, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25. 1956 JIERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE FIVB Morty Meekle f PONTetT WbCOXMiLV, . ' I I rNO.NO.' r I WINTHBDC..X)0 CAN LEARN PHI WOfeESTIU JW, V TOWHBTLE.TXr 7 I JJ NOTP0IN6 Jj? "TT IT AGAIN U IT EIGHT T v mrrT Au&TFuKseN tryit ul Anthony Eden Sails For U.S. SOUTHAMPTON, England ( Prime Minister Eden sailed today or the United States and talks reportedly will seek a pledge of joint U.S. -British air action against any major agcression by Israelis or Arabs In the troubled Middle East. In a statement before leaving board the liner Queen Elizabeth, be said he hoped his trip would contribute "not only to the hap piness and welfare ol both our countries, but also to the peace of the world." British informants said Eden will sk that the United States . join Britain in a warning that air arms of the two big powers would move gainst any aggressor in the Arab Israeli dispute. These sources said he is ready lo designate some Royal Air Force units based on Cyprus for such ac tion in the event of large-scale violation of the Palestine armistice agreements or frontier lines. They - said he may suggest similar stand by instructions be given U.S. planes on two aircraft carriers of the u. S. 6th Fleet in the Mediter ranean. . . t According to the informants, Britain feels that the 1960 U.S.British-French declaration that they will prevent any forcible change of existing frontiers in the Holy Land already lorms a com miiment for the Western Big three, and that a pledge of air action would strengthen the exist ing guarantee. Secretary of Stale Dulles said yesterday the U. S. and BrltiBh governments have been talking out a possible formula for limiting atomic and hydrogen bomb teste and that subject may come up In the talks with Eden. Eden and Forelsn Secretary Sel' wyn Lloyd will fly to Washington immediately after reaching New York Monday. Farm Family Aid Studied WASHINGTON The Commit tee for Economic Development sug: gested today the government should explore the idea of offering financial aid to farm families who! want lo quit an oveiexpnnded agri- J culture. 1 It -suggested also that the gov ernment study the possibility of encourasing industrialization in rural areas. , ' The committee which describes itself as a nonprofit, nonpolittcal research and education organiza tion supported by business con cerns said agriculture's "present economic distress reflects too much production of some farm products, too muoh instability of farmers' income and too many full time farm families with very low incomes. There were, meanwhile, . these other developments in the politi cally explosive farm situation: 1. A group of about 25 Midwest ern Republican House members arranged to call on Secretary of Agriculture Benson to present proposals for emergency action to bolster prices. "We want action, and action now." said Rep. Lovre (R-NDI, heading the unofficial nine-state delegation. 2. Sen. Young (R-ND) said "it will be a miracle" if Congress can act on new farm legislation before crop planting time. Young noted that the Senate Agriculture Com mittee on which he serves has just started to draft a hill, which then will require action by the Senate and the House. Kefauver Raps farm Policy - LA CROSSE. Wis. (-Sen. Ke fauver (D-Tenn) said last night that the Republican administration "is leading the American farm er to the brink of bankruptcy." The only immediate relief, he said, is the reinstatement of SO per cent price supports for agricul tural products. The Tennessee senator, who cap tured the entire Wisconsin delega tion lo the 1952 Democratic Na- tional Convention, started his cam-1 paign for the state's 28 delegate j votes this year with an address to about 300 Democrats. The speech, first of five he plans in three days, was devoted en tirely to farm problems and what he contended was the administra tion's failure to do anything about them. Earlier, at a news conference, he said emphatically that he had no Intention of withdrawing from the April 3 Wisconsin primary race in the event Adlal Stevenson de cides to' enter it. He also said he was consider ing entering the Minnesota pri mary March 20, even though he had been advised by Sen Hum phrey, Democrat of that state, not to run there. In his address, interrupted fre quently by applause, he quoted from Department of Agriculture figures which he said showed that farm income had dropped four bil lion dollars from 1932 to 'the end of 1955. "Obviously," he said, "this is another 'brink' policy of the Ei senhower administration. "While Secretary Dulles brags about leading the nation to the 'brink' of war and then miracu lously pulling It back. Ihe admin istration and Secretary Benson are leading the American farmer to the brink of bankruptcy. . . . "I am convinced that the only Immediate relief for the farmer will come from a reinstatement of 90 per cent price supports." EXPENSIVE VOTING KANSAS CITY I The voting was pretty expensive at yester day's special election in the Six teenth Precmct of Kansas City's Second Ward. Only one vote was cast in the precinct among 530 per sons registered. Bad weather held down the vote on issuance of bonds for cily and state improvements but the proposals were approved. It was estimated the lone vote cost $58 in precinct election expenses. O People Read SPOT ADS you are. OLYMPIA GROCERY 1 Your Friendly Grocery Store OPEN FOR BUSINESS AGAIN New Location 2123 Holly S. between East Main and Martin 100 Food Store Not a "Variety" Store Bast imported and domtitic grottn'ti, finest' wines end ice cold beverage! fresh fruits and vegetablei finest genuine salami. 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