MONDAY. MAY 28, 195?
'PAGE TWO
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Confusion Over Orders
Grounds Alameda Planes
ALAMEDA UPI- All jet
planes based at the Alameda and
Mcrffett Field Naval Air stations
were grounded today by Rear
Adm. Wurr E. Arnold as the re
suit of confusion over new flight
regulations imposed by the gov
ernment.
Arnold, commander of fleet Air
Alameda, said he took the action
because neither he nor his aides
understood just what the new
flight regulations were.
Young Actor
Picked Up
LOS ANGELES W A young son
of former movie Tarzan Johnny
Weissmuller has been hooked on
charge of disturbing the peace
John S. Weissmuller and Pat
rick O'Neal, both 17, were ac
cused in a citizens complaint yes
terday of threatening Claud All
red, West Los Angeles. Allred
summoned police and the boys
fled, officers reported.
The youths said they had been
at a parly at a nearby home prior
to Uie Saturday night incident.
They- were released to their
parents.
Youn? " Weissmuller, an actor
lives with his mother and step
father, Mr. and Mrs. Robert G in
ter. The boy is one of three chil
dren of Weissmuller and Beryl
Scott, San Francisco social figure
i They were divorced in 1948.
NAMED
PORTLAND (API - Gov. Rob
ert Holmes has appointed Mrs
Whitelaw Reid as Eastern chair
man of the 1959 Oregon Centennial
Exposition s Garden of Tomorrow
Mrs. Reid is the wife of the
board chairman of the New York
Herald-Tribune. She is a former
Portland resident.
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The government order was is
sued Thursday in an emergency
program announced by President
Eisenhower as the result of grow
ing public reaction over crashes
between military jets and commer
cial planes.
J he program specified that Civ
il Aeronautics Administration reg
ulations be imposed on "nonlacti
cal" Mights of military jets.
Arnold said he received a di
rective from the chief of naval op
erations Sunday ordering compli
ance wilh the President s program,
but added that "both the an
nounced program and the direct
ive are hard to understand and are
full of ambiguous terms."
The admiral said the Washing
ton directive indicated that "am
plifying instructions "would be
forthcoming.
"1 have no choice but to order
all flight operations at Alameda
and .Mull fit Field suspended, Ar
nold said. At the moment, we
are confused by the new regula
tory program."
Plane Crash
Kills Pair
CHAMPAIGN, 111. W An Air
Force H57 twin-jet bomber
crashed in a field shortly after
taking off from Chanute Air Force
Base yesterday, killing the two
crewmen aboard.
The plane disintegrated on im
pact and there was some fire, wit
nesses told Lt. George Ogles, pub
lic information officer at Chanute.
Ogles said a witness reported a
canopy was ejected when the
plane was at an altitude of about
3,000 feet, One of the crewmen
apparently got out partially, but
ne was so low the wind did not
catch his chute.
The victims were identified as!
1st Lt. J. T. Flynn. pilot, of In
dianapolis, and Capt. K. II
Origgs, navigator, of Philadel
phia, both stationed at Langlcy
Air Force Base, Va.
Remorseful Driver
Takes Own Life
OZARK, Mo. tfl A man was
killed when the car in which he
was riding overturned yesterday.
I-ast night, said Sheriff Clay
Hodges, the driver of the car
hanged himself in the county jail
nere.
The driver. Grant N. Didion. 34
was being held on a charge of
reckless driving, bhenff Hodges
said uidion s car was traveling
too last when it overturned near
Billings, Mo., killing Didinn's
friend, Wendell Baum, 51. Both
men lived at Billings.
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Knowland
Endorsed
By Nixon
RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP)-Vicc
President Nixon sent a telegram
yesterday endorsing Sen. William
F. Knowland (ft-Calif), who seeks
the California Republican nomina
tion for governor.
The message from Washington.
D. C, was to a Republican rally
in Riverside that Knowland at
tended. The senator was in Cali
fornia for a weekend of cam
paigning. "As a, Californian." Nixon said,
"I am proud to be able to work
and vote for a man who in every
respect will be worthy to lead our
stale into the exciting era in
which it will become the first
state in the nation." Californians
predict their stale's population
will exceed New York's in a few
years.
Nixon predicted Knowland would
win the gubernatorial race and
said, "It is more than just a Con
test between Democrats and Re
publicans. "Bill Knowland will receive the
support of thousands of Demo
crats who admire and respect a
man who refuses to knuckle down
to any pressure group regardless
of the political consequences.
Knowland told the rally he fa
vored "voluntary rather than com
pulsory membership in labor un
ions '
Knowland and Ally. Gen. Ed
mund G. Brown, a Democrat,
have cross-filed. California per
mits ' candidates to file on both
party tickets. No Republican is op
posing the senator.
Knowland described Nixon last
week as the "leading contender
and the onlv major candidate"
for the 19K0 Republican presiden
tial nomination.
Brown said Nixon first endorsed
Knowland months ago and that
the senator's "campaign manager
is merely playing the record over
again. . . ."
San Luis
Bill Pushed
WASHINGTON fUPI) Rep.
B. F. Sisk (D-Calif.t said today
he will press for action this week
on his bill to provide for joint
state-federal participation in Cali
fornia s San Luis Project.
Sisk said he will urge the House
Irrigation and Reclamation Sub
committee to approve the measure
Wednesday.
. The congressmen said further he
will ask for subcommittee approv
al of the bill "without substantial
hange." '
In recent House and Senate
hearings opposing witnesses from
Northern and Southern California
disagreed over certain provisions
of the bill. The Southerners
claimed it does not sufficiently
protect their water rights.
Sisk said in a statement he has
kept an "open mind" and has been
ready to accept alternate propos
als for the project if they provided
a "workable plan" agreeable to
the Interior Department and to the
state.
'But no plan meeting these re
quirements has been suggested
he said.
Sisk said he feels the "basic
features" of his proposal for de
velopment of the San Luis Project
are "sound and workable" and
should be approved without furth
er delay.
Car Smashes Into
House, Hurts Two
DALLAS (AP) Richard Con
dra's car rammed a house and
knocked it three feet off the foun
dat ion.
Condra and Charles Foley. 24
a companion, both were injured.
hut neither critically. Moses Smith
and his family all escaped injury
inside the house. ,
Condra told police his 1957
model car was newly souped up
and the accelerator jammed as he
swerved to avoid another vehicle.
Western World
Said Going Soft
ST. LOUIS (API - Bishop Ful
lon J. Sheen says the Western
world is growing soft while the
Soviet Union "is strengthening it-
scii oy discipline, sell-denial and
hardship,
lie said in a speech that Soviet
schools teach up lo MM more hours
of science in high schools than is
tauht in colleges of the United
Mlilll'S.
The Catholic bishop said. "This
is typical of the genera! softening
of our culture."
Roller Coaster
Trouble Sought '
NEWARK, Ohio (AP)-Whelher
(he Memorial Day holiday crowd
rides the roller coaster at nearby
Buckeye Lake Amusement Park
next weekend depends on the find
ings of an engineering firm.
If engineers find and remedy-
Ihe cause of a derailment that in
jured 15 persons Saturday night.
the roller coaster will roll, park
officials said.
If not, it will stay shut down
until the experts learn why the
three-car train disengaged from
its lifting chain about 35 feet up
sheared off a safety catch and
roared backward down Ihe 75-foot
incline it had been climbing. Al
the bottom, the cars left the rails
and came to rest against a pro
tective fence.
ONE FOR THE ROAI)
BENTWATERS, England (UPI
It will be good cheer and plenty
of it this Whitsun Holiday for Bill
Brownlow, a roadman with the lo
cal county council here. American
airmen stationed in this town were
no end impressed with Bill's sue
cess in keeping snow and ice off
the roads last Winter. So they
ave him a silver tankard and a
nine-gallon keg of beer.
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HAMBURG, Germany (UP)
A United Nations committee de
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dation for international price con
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U.N Food and Agriculture Organ
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no useful purpose would be
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discussing the problem of stabili
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