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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1956)
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1958 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGI Estes Swings Into Alabama CULLMAN. Ala. upi sen. Ke- fauver (D-Tenn), aspirant lor the Democratic presidential nomina tion, made a bid lor Alabama sup port last night In this rural area of norm Alabama. He addressed a Chamber of Commerce banquet In Cullman the home town of Gov. James B Folsom. Many of 'the state's leaders sup ported Kefauver for the Demo cratic nomination four years afro, when he received i of Alabama's zi convention votes. Most of last night's address was Rimed at the administration's farm policy, but he also was critl. cal of other public service pro grams. He spoke briefly of the setrreaa tlon Issue, and said he hoped the problem would be solved "with reason and intelligence." "I know that the people of Ala bama and tlie South have confi dence In our Judges and other offi cials to have them work these problems out, but without mob Demonstrations ana violence," he said. In his speech, he: 1. Condemned farm policy of the administration, and said the farm depression Is gradually In fecting the nation's entire econ omy. 3. Criticized public power policy and accused the administration of finding ways "to cut in their favor ite people the private power trust ior a snare ot tne gravy." S. Referred to President Eisen hower's public roads program, saying "the principal beneficiaries are not the state and localities which build the roads, but the in vestment bankers of New York who will finance them." 4. Said the South offers a logi cal area for dispersal of defense Industries. LEADER DIES ATHENS, Greece ( Alexander Svolos, co-leader of the Greek Democratic Party, died Thursday morning of a cerebral hemorrhage. He was 64. Svolos was minister of finance In the first post-liberation Cabinet and an authority on consti tutional law. 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Little Stewart, like thousands of other tots in Yuba City and Marys- Brazil Troops Retake Town RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil Wl His air power reduced to one C47, the leader of Brazil's sputtering Jungle revolt was reported fleeing today. Word spread that the be leaguered Amazon River town of Santnrem was back in loyal hands. Air force officials said the sud den break came after government planes, in their first blow of the 12-day revolt, strafed the rebel held airport at Santarem. The air force announcement said the rebel leader, Ma). Haroldo Ve loso, fled 'to Jacare-Acanga, a jun gle emergency air field 160 miles south of Santarem, and that loyal air and ground troops he had held prisoner retook the city of 15,000. The government said its planes destroyed on the ground a Beech- craft trainer reportedly loaded with bombs lor an attack on a troop ship heading, up the Amazon.. Veloso had fled In this plane from Rio de Janeiro Feb. 11 to lAunch his revolt. Authorities said the strafing left Veloso with only a C47 transport In his "air force." Many of. Santarem's residents were reported pouring out of the city as government forces ad vanced. It was not yet known whether Veloso's small rebel band, said to include three dissi dent air force officers and about 30 men, had fled with him. The steamer President Vargas meanwhile moved toward San tarem with troops, antiaircraft weapons and smalt cannon. The troops had orders to take the city without bloodshed if possible, oth erwise "at any cost." ville, didn't get to see Santa on his regular run. Their towns were evacuated and the Christmas pres ents of many were swept away on roof-high flood waters. Stewart, a second-g r a d e r entered the high school auditorium here last night from a driving rain. Then his face lit up and he Joined with 800 other youngsters in a carnival atmosphere. There was a free circus and vaudeville acts. President Eisenhower sent Christmas greetings, and Gov. Goodwin J, Knight announced he would tour the flood area tomor row with Santa Claus, dropping In at random at the homes of youngsters. That was when the big cheer went up. Santa Claus also will appear Saturday to pass out gifts donated from all over the state. A plane load from Alameda Naval Air Station was due to arrive today, and another load of gifts was scheduled to come from Southern California Lions Clubs. The celebration of Christmas in February was building up mo mentum despite an almost steady downpour and a threat of another flood. But the Weather Bureau pre dicted some clearing for today at least enough so SAnta won't have to worry about finding his way through the storm. Yesterday looked darkest. A ferris wheel stood dripping and deserted in downtown Yuba City. A colorful tent planned to house last night's circus was ripped by winds and taken down. Merchants who remained open for "Christ mas shopping" stood glum in nearly deserted stores. The rain slackened last night during the circus and "street dance" that had to be held In the auditorium, while the ominous Feather River crested upstream. Officials said, however, that the crest here today would probably be about 10 feet below the danger level. The Weather Bureau predicted no . general improvement until about Friday night, but that's soon enough for the kids of Yuba City and Marysvllle because Saturday is Christmas for them. Bus Boycott Arrests Seen MONTGOMERY. Ala. W) Dozens of new bus boycott ar rests were expected today while preparations were made for a mass meeting tonight of 10.000 Negroes praying for "Justice to prevail." And to emphasize their deter mination, boycott leaders pro claimed tomorrow "prayer pilgrimage day." They said every "race-loving" Negro will shun all motor vehicles and walk wherever they go on that day. Scores of Negroes crowded outside- the Montgomery County Jail yesterday and watched quietly as 721 of 115 persons Indicted for boy cotting were brotight In and booked. The 73 taken Into custody, all Negroes, Included several politi cal leaders and 23 ministers. All were released In $300 bond. The wholesale arrests followed a report by the Montgomery Coun ty grand Jury, which named 116 persons as active participants in the boycott, now In Its 12th week in protest against racial segrega tion. The mass meeting tonight and the no-ride "pilgrimage" tomor row were announced by the Rev. Ralph D. Abernathy, one of those indicted for boycotting and pastor of the First Baptist Church, where the "praver for justice" meeting will be held. Driver Awards To Be Presented Recognizing the need for safe driving habits on the part ot Its employes. Union Oil Company is presenting awards for outstanding safe driving records again t n 1 s year, according to W. I. 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