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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1956)
MONDAY. OCTOBER 29, 1956 Russian Observers Watch Nixon On Campaign Tour LOS ANGELES (UP) - Three Russian observers of Ihe U. S. political campaign heard Vice President Richard M. Nixon speak twice today before leaving for San Francisco and more observing. The Russians sat on the side lines this morning as Nixon ad dressed a precinct workers' rally at the Ambassador Hotel. Then HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OR&UON PAGE SEVEN both Democratic and Republican candidates and also took time off to visit movie studios in Holly wood also one big laugh. L. N. Solovvev. deputy of the supreme Soviet, told the newsmen through a State Department trans , : .joum iiuici. inert the interested visitors accompan- "' in a motorcade to u nearov &anta Unn a rM .HAti Republican rally. ! ine ino later boarded a plane at International Airport for San FranciSCO to rlimny a throAJa,.. visit in Southern California. Du-i ring tne tour, the Russians heard During a Dress conference atilator that "the first step toward UCLA Saturday, the language bar-1 world peace is prohibition of rier created quite a problem and atomic weapons. The translator, Vasia Gnirkin. continued the translation as follows: "When this problem is settled then the people of the world may rest in peace." The phrase, "rest in peace" brought hilarious outburst and Gnirkin quickly revised it to "remain in peace." One of the other observers, V. L. Kudryautsev, an Izvestia editor, charged that the U.S. news re leases of the crucial events in Poland and Hungary were "too sensational." He added that even Russian newspapermen tend to dig up anything sensational. Kudryautsev also declared that Russian Premier Nikolai Bulgan in's recent letter to President Eisenhower on the H-bomb was not Intended to Interfere in Ameri can elections.. The other member of the Russian group Is M. L. Rubinshtein, of the Russian Academy of Sciences and also a magazine editor. Morty Meekle ,.JM NOT EXACTLY M'BCK IJU9r SSvfV I asttAaiwASTHc 4 VOU INTERESTED JYL VO)NaWlCWBKW7yfe MOUSE IN ASTRONOMY . sv I IllLrWTOKrr, I I IQ-IS fc Iff by HtKUnkt. Ut. Stocks Show Some Gains NEW YORK (UP) - Stocks extended ' Friday's gains in in creased turnover early today with gains ranging over 2 points in numerous issues. -There were several individual highlights, such as Newport Indus tries which ran up 1 7-8 to 23 1-8 in the common, 4 to 80 in the preferred on news of merger dis cussions with Heyden Chemical. Heyden added 1-8 to 16 7-8. Du Pont and Allied Chemical ran up around 2 points each in the chemicals. Magma and Kennecott were up z l-z ana l 3-4 points, respectively, in the coppers. Alcoa rose more than a point and Reynolds 2 points in tne aluminums. - North American Aviation and General Dynamics pick e d up around a point in the aircrafts Chrysler featured motors with e rise of nearly 2 points. Steels were firm with gains ranging to nearly a point in Bethlehem and Jones & Langhh'n. Rails were firm. Utilities had gains ranging over a point in Pan handle Eastern Pipe Line. Singapore Quiets Down After Riot SINGAPORE W Only scat tered outbreaks marred an un easy calm in Singapore Monday as the strife-torn colony passed its first peaceful day since anti government riots flared Thursday. As police and troops patrolled the city, authorities lifted the tight curfew for four hours to permit residents to attend to essential business and buy food. Chinese Communists reportedly stoned some cars as thousands hastened to the business district. But there was no recurrence of the Communist-led mass violence which killed 16 persons and in jured about 200. 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