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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1956)
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1956 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAG1 FTVS U.S. Favors Stern Acts To Step Mideast War trance might be secretly encour aging Israel. Officials said reliable weekend reports ' indicated that Israel's armed forces rushed to ;battleready positions wiih far imore French equipment than U.S. authorities believed they had. France has been critical of Egypt for allegedly helping Algerian rebels fighting French troops. The consensu ri officials seemed to be that the Israeli troops would be able is move! ahead in any direction they chose and beat off any Arab asm terattacks on Israeli areas which they decided to hold. Most authorities tended to re gard Israel's thrust Into Sinai Israel's msSa goal, it was be-! Peninsula as s possible divisioa-eved, was eventually to straight-! ary attack. Their chief fear was;: Abdei Nasser vrsuld order a cous-jj terattaek, thus teaching eg ail-ou! hostilities. es mi it soolheastara border, WASHINGTON Wi-tbeV-nitedi States was reported today to favor the sternest Western Big Three measures short of war to halt Israel's sudden military lunge into Egypt's Sinai Desert. Administration officials were reported convinced only such unit ed action could induce Israel to withdraw her troops. assemble. Sen. Knowland of Cali fornia, the GOP Senate leader, told newsmen in Sacramento he doesn't feel a special session is1 necessary. i A scarritv f nrcoi&n infnrmn.' uon on wnat was nappemng ap-! pearea to oe a Handicap. Officials suspected that Israel had delayed telegraphic reports to ! Uc .,. . . r7 . . 'iu ueiayeu leiegrspmc reports 10 S. officials nhvinnslv , . - i ,. . ::- , nasmngion in nope 01 Keeping SL i?. ?v . slflmovf .5y s capital in the dark about hr;'"rnrS:,"r "Le developments. threat of all-out Mirirflp Eat Officials hoped that Israel, withljn nia&sive puouc opinion locused on her, might back down before Arab counterattacks could turn the lim ited fighting into a full-scale con flict. They conceded, however, that it might already be too late. Eisenhower held an emergency meeting with top military and foreign policy advisers last night. The White House said the United States would stand by a 1950 pledge with Britain and France to aid any victim of aggression in the area. "We shall honor our cledse." laid White House Dress secretary James C. Hagerty, who said he spoke with Eisenhower's authori zation. Hagerty said the problem of whether to call a special ses sion of Congress "will be decided in the light of the unfolding situation." Chairman George (D-Ga) of the Senate Foreign Relations Commit tee had said earlier the situation might necessitate an immediate call for a special session. Two committee members, Senators Langer (R-ND) and Fulbright D- Ark) said, however, they saw no present need for Congress to re- Quake Jolts Oklahoma TULSA. Okla. (UP A mild earthquake jarred northeastern and north central Oklahoma short ly before dawn today, jolting resi dents from their sleep in at least eight cities. There were no reports of dam age or injuries. The quake, which produced as many as three separate tremors m some areas, was felt in Clare more, Pawnee, Sand Springs, Tulsa, Sapuipa, Okmulgee, Bris tow and Perry. Les Rogers, manager of the Tul sa United Press Bureau timed the tremor at 4:37 a.m. "It felt like something popped in the wall, then the whole house shook," said Rogers, who lives in a second floor apartment. II shook me so hard, I woke up.' Highway Patrolman Thomas Garner said he heard at least two separate rumblings at the Tulsa Patrol Station. Tulsa i County Deputy Sheriff Harold White said ne felt "two or three little tremors then a big one at the courthouse. Southwestern Bell Telephone Co, in Tulsa received dozens of calls from alarmed residents. The quake appeared to be one oi the most intense to hit Oklahoma since a much larger tremor that shook millions of residents ir Oklahoma, Kansas, Arkansas, Tex as and Missouri on April 9, 1952. AF Tests New Super Bomber WASHINGTON (UP) The Air vrfto hoc hitun latins the na tion's first supersonic bomber while the Navy announced plans lor a giani nuciear-powereu super carrier. Milieu iu muiui ojjvvo . 1.000 miles an hour is expected 1.. It- M,n),t in 1ft dsVC It began grouna laxi iu w day. ered supercarrier a giant 43 per cent heavier than the Forres tal is expected to begin next ' The Air Force said Monday the new bomber the P58 "Mustier I- :.. 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