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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1956)
TkSt EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. ft', US KUHS STUDENTS who are pullind for the reelection of President Eisenhower attracted e large crowd of Basin residents when they he'd open house Saturday at 1016 Main Street. Students for Eisenhower were on duty throughout the day and served cookies and cof fee. Fred Heard, Klamath County Youth For Eisenhower Committee chairman said the affair was a huge success. Pictured above (left to right) Mary Jo Ledford, Fred Heard, Ed Gowen, Republican candidate for county commissioner; Alice Pfefferle, Mayor Paul Landry, Republican candidate for state representative, Donne Pfefferle and Connie Stew- Demo Urges Special Meet For Congress On Mideast Br TI1E ASSOCIATED PRESS . McKay was referring to Morsc'j; because "the wise and lastingternational programs and pol- Sen. Wayne Morse urged a support of the Adlai Stevensonisolution of the great foreign policy ,icies." soecial session of Congress to . proposal to stop H-bomb tests.! problems facing our, nation will be Neuberger said he and Morse ider the Middle East. crisis and' McKay. hose talk alse was tele-strengthened by his continued j had supported President fcisen said Mondav night he was readyjvised at Portland, said. "We can-ifork on the Senate Foreign Re-jhower's foreign policies more to break off his campaign to go not be sure of detecting Russian aUons Committee ana by nis oftcn tha tne Oregon Republicans ngton. . ; H-bomb explosions." if both sides " . TUESDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1956 istrated that "certain rigm-wuig Oregon Republicans favor Eisen hower's coat tails, but not Eisen hower's foreign policy. to Washington, 'Congress should be on tan to promise to stop .tests, be of immediate service to the i Three Republicans urging the government in case the crisis election of McKay continued a threatens a third world war," fast-moving campaign. They were Morse said, in a televised speech I scheduled to speak in seven at Portland, adding that he also towns in the northwest corner of had urged the chairman of the! the state Tuesday. The three, Phil Senate Foreign Relations Com-1 Hitchcock, who was defeated by mittee to call an immediate ses-! McKay in the Republican sion of that committee. Morse is primary, Ivan Congleton and Don a jutniiuer oj ine committee. ;vaiKer, an oi roruana, spoxe at His Renoblican ODDonent. Dnue-lMolalla. Silverton. Lebanon, Stay- las McKay, said Morse was "ter-ilon- Sweet Home. . Angel, ribly wrong in his willingness to Woodburn and Canby on Monday, sacrifice atomic leadership that is Democratic Sen. Richard L. me most ettective deterrent to Neuberger spoke at rendleton. atomic war that exists today." 'urging the reelection of Morse Congress. He said this demon- O People Read SPOT ADS you arc Mr Businessman! A New Service For You! Anderson's. Stenography AND MIMEO SERVICE ' Specialised Stenotypa . . Service for Meetings. . BETH P. ANDERSON 32S Main, Roam 12 Cell TU 2-2902 Ret. TO 2-2773 art. Ike Cancels Election Tour WASHINGTON tfl President Eisenhower Tuesday canceled his scheduled campaign trip to Dallas, Oklahoma City and Memphis Wednesday because of the Middle East crisis. Elsenhower sent identical mes sages to supporters who had ar ranged for his speeches in these states which supported him in 1952. The message said: "the turn of events Monday leaves me no option - in the in terests of working for peace but to remain at the White House Wednesday to deal with the situa tion developing in the Middle East." ' The President said it was "with exceeding regret" that he can celed the talks. Press secretary James Hagcr ty. who announced the decision, said he did not know whether El- . aenhower would be able to re cchedule the visits before election! day. j Also uncertain at the moment, Hugerty said, Is whether Eisen hower will be able to keep his data In Philadelphia Thursday evening for a major address on radio and television. Hagcrty said "everything will be decided on a day-to-dny basis, Family Of Four Kidnaped During Store Holdup STOCKTON (UP)-A family of four were kidnaped and held at gunpoint for more than an hour and a quarter Monday night by two gunmen who robbed the local Safeway store of $500. Charles W. Erickson, 35, man ager of the store, his wife, Blanche, 35. and two sons, John, 10, and David. 5. were forced at gunpoint from their home and driven a mile and a half to the store. Capt. Rex Parker, chief of de tectives, said the pattern of the bold kidnaping and robbery was similar to that used in the rob berty of another Safeway store in Vallejo Oct. 14 and an attempted robberty in Sacramento last week. Erickson told police he had re turned home about 9:25 p.m. when the door bell rang. He went to answer it but before he could get it open, two men came crashing through the door panel. Both men were armed and one wore a Halloween mask while the other had a handerchief tied across his face. One was described as bulky: the other as short. They forced the Ericksons into the family car and drove to the store. The heavier robber took ICrickson into the store while the short man drove the family around the block. Erickson opened the safe and the bandit took about $500. he said. The robbers then forced the Ericksons to return to their home where they were bound and gagged. The Erickson s oldest son, Bill, 12, returned home while his ncrents were being tied up. The bandits grabbed him and tied him ud and then fled' in the Erick sons' car, which was found aband oned later. Fleet Speeds To Mideast LONDON Ut Britain sent a massive fleet churning through the eastern Mediterranean Tues day and began emergency talks with the United States and France on the new fighting in the Middle East. Both Prime Minister Eden and French Premier Mullet held spe cial cabinet meetings, and Mollet end Foreign Minister Christian Pincau arranged flights to Lon don Tuesday to meet with Eden and Foreign Secretary S e 1 w y n Lloyd. Mollet was to return to Paris lo report Tuesday night on the situation to a special meeting of the National Assembly. Both governments were In fre quent contact with the Stale De partment in Washington. While the diplomats conferred, a huge British fleet steamed through the eastern Mediterranean toward the trouble zone. An Ad miralty spokesman suid It was engaged in "a lull-scale replen ishment and communications ex ercise." i The fleet left Malta Monday. It Included two cruisers, two fleet aircraft carriers, destroyer and frigate squadrons, submarines, marine transpnrls and supply ships. Two French warships were un derstood to he sailing with the' British vessels. I The United States also lias lis powcrlul 6th Fleet in a state of; perpetual readiness in the Medi-! terrnnean. , Attention Election Boards School of Instruction will ba held at Bonanza Library Building, Bonanza, Oregon, Thursday, Novembtr 1st 8:00 p.m. and tht Circuit Court Room, Klamath Falls, Oregon, Friday, Novem ber 2nd, 7:30 p.m. Chas. F. DeLap County Clerk J3IU (3!D fHEP For County Assessor X Clyde R. Caldwell 17 years resident of Klemeth County. Acfiva in community af fairs. 1956 graduate of O.T.I. 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