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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1956)
WEDNESDAY. MRCH 2fi, 105B IIT-RALI) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN -1 AM THE OWNER OF THIS . Y SUPERINTENDENT '.- nil? m irmi jfl OUR 6H0UTiNfi 19 1A5FAKP0WNTH SUB-BA5EMENT VT.U if3 II .: ' m ft L 1 , Htt4,W-N-. Morty Meeklc VMAT? I 'Avy '.tt If a LI A PNMITI6AIIP PAY u LETfefiO CHECK ) " HIS LEASE r-,?e?S AfiAIN.IFWE 1 0;fev OOULPFINPCm L3i2 TLH..P: rSU '-HAVE TO 1 X'l.' , SPEAK rfJ4J E LOUPER . SSteyZ ' t FUNNY sSSWSir KINC5IK5 IN S?LA" vMYEAK5y Army Wins Nike Victory WASHINGTON (UP) The Army , trovers?, Russ Set New Disarmament Proposal LONDON W The soviet Union I has proposed ft new plan for world disarmament omitlmi? the usual Communist demand tor renuncia Uon of atomic weapons. Emphasising cuts in conventional arms, the Soviet proposal was re ported to have urged only a ban or strict control on atomic tests. Demands for outlawing o! nuclear weapons immediately or eventu allyhad been lush on the Rus sian proposal list during previous disarmament negotiations. To some Western observers, the change seemed. to indicate that the Russians believe they have reach ed nuclear parity with the West and can depend on their atomic arsenal rather than enormous standing armies for protection and to carry out their policies. The new Soviet plan was sub mitted to the five-power U.N. Dis armament aubcommlttte. where plan and discussed It for an hour the United States already has pro-; at yesterday's session, posed conventional arms cuts to re- Details of the Russian proposals duce U.S. and Soviet armed forces were not made public. But Inform to 2i, million men each. ants said they included 'substsn Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei tial" suggestions regarding the Oromyko presented the Russian limitation of conventional arms. Defense appeared to have won at Charles E. Wilson moved to speed! a temporary victory in its development of offensive ballistic tpday least battle with tne Air Force for con tinued expansion of its multi-billion dollar Nike missile system. ; Still unresolved, however, was tiie basic question of which the Army or Air Force ultimately will have the primary mission of anti-aircraft defense of the United States. In an attempt to get an answer (o this question, a Senate Armed Services Subcommittee announced today it will call Defense Depart ment officials to explain why the Wilson Tuesday announced ap pointment of F.ger V. Murphrec. president of ESSO- Research and Engineering Co., to be missile "czar," with the particular assign ment of pushing development of the Intercontinental ballistic mis silt. Wilson told a news confer ence that as his special assistant Murphree "will be given whatever authority is necessary to get the guided missiles job done." The Aimy Tuesday presented at a secret session of the sub-commit tee its esse for the Nike missile Citizens For Ike Reactivated PORTLAND ' Reactivation of the Citizens for Eisennower pro gram in Oregon is under consider ation by the Republican State Cen tral Committee. Three party leaders have urged the committee to get the volunteer groups started again. The three are Ralph Cake, for mer Republican national commit teeman of Oregon: Gordon Orput chairman of the Oregon Citizens for Eisenhower In 1952 and a mem ber of the national advisory com mittee in 1954: and Jess Gard. cc...i-rv ! present national committeeman, to meed I Wfndc!1 Wyatt, Republican state chairman, said, however, reacti vation of the organization might re sult in duplication of financial drives and other efforts. He also said he was concerned about pos sible loss of party unity, but added he will go along with the major ity opinion of the committee. The Citizens for Eisenhower pro gram has chapters in 33 states in cluding all the - Pacific North west except Oregon and Montana. Army Is developing one type of I system and the Air Force its case anti-aircraft missile system and i for the Talo missile system. Subcommittee members were (he Air Force another. ' While the subcommittee aired the simmering interservice con- Coos Bay Area Gets Fallout COOS BAY W The surface of the ground In an area south of Powers is radioactive. This has raised speculation that a mild fall out in the region followed a nu clear blast in the Soviet Union last week. The state Civil Defense Agency said the geiger counter reaction showed there was no reason . for alarm, but it sent a representative to investigate. . . j The rcacticn was about one er.th of that at which concern for I saioly would bo 'felt." ' - ; ' The first report, made public Tuesday, came when a prospector. Byron Hansen, noted the reaction on his geiger counter when near the surface. But when the counter was lowered into a hole, the re action ceased. . obviously impressed at the Army's presentation, with its futuristic picture of anti-aircraft missiles armed with atomic warheads and "anti-missile"- missiles. ! The subcommittee refrained from making a formal decision un til after the Defense Department' presentation. But Sen Francis) Case (R-SD) for one, said he could see no reason for abandoning Nike at this point. PLANS VISIT PARIS Wi French Foreign Min ister Fineau is planning a visit to Washington in June to see U.S. Secretary of State Dulles, French officials 'said Wednesday. The rea son for the visit was not disclosed but Pincau is expected to have a' long list of international problems to discuss. . O People Read SPOT ADS -you are. ATTENTION VOTERS Approximately 3000 Voters Registrations have been can celled on account Electors failed to vote at 1954 Primary and General Election. 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