MONDAY. APRIL 13. 1959
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE NINE
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WASHINGTON IAP) Launch
Ings today of satellites from both
the West and East coasts ap
peared likely.
The twin bill of space shoots
would be a polar-orbiting Discov
erer launching from California's
Vandenberg Air Force Base and
the first three-in-one Vanguard
firing from Florida's Cape Canav
eral. Until Sunday, military and
(pace authorities had declined to
say when either of the shoots
would be made. Then Roy W.
Johnson, director of the Advanced
Research Projects Agency, said
about 4 p.m. that the Discoverer
launching would come within 12
hours.
: Johnson's statement, made dur
ing an address at New Canaan.
Conn., brought no confirmation
from the Vandenberg base.
However, such a launching of
file second Discoverer from the
Vandenberg base would be in line
with the announced plan to send
one up every four or live weeks
this year. The first one was
launched Feb. 28.
An industry publication, Avia
tion Daily, said last week the Van
guard firing was set for today.
Dr. John P. Hagen, Project Van
guard director, said almost a
month ago the three-way satellite
would be launched "fairly soon."
MAY RUN AGAIN
- ATLANTA (UPI) Former
Ceorgia Gov.- Ellis Arnell said
Wednesday night he may run for
governor again in 1962. He left of
fice in 1947.
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NEW INTERNATIONAL PICKUPS went on display at Jucke
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has a one-piece anodized aluminum grille, chrome-mounted
dual headlights. It features the extra-wide "bonus
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cubic capacity than standard pickups. A six-cylinder engine
provides 141 horsepower. , The new pickup is being dis
played in Juckeland's showroom.
Newsmen Risking Life Daily
In Totalitarian Regimes
ZURICH, Switzerland, AP A
journalist may risk his life "koday
by reporting the news factually
a totalitarian nation.
A cartoonist may be jailed for
his caricature of a government official.
These are some of the "facts
of life" newspapermen face in die
lalor'al regimes, says a study on
The Press in Authoritarian Coun
tries," issued today by the Inter
national Press Institute. This or
ganization of editors representing
300 newspapers in 38 nations com
piled the survey from reports of
journalists who have lived or vis
ited countries Communist or non-
Communist where the press is
subjected to government control
The study reports a "spirit of
revolt against the complete tute
lage of the press by the state" is
making itself felt in totalitarian
nations where some journalists
are "prepared to run grave risks
in defying government authority
for the sake of their aspirations."
After the 19m Hungarian !
Hon was suppressed by Soviet
might, journalist Joszef Gali and
colleague. Gyula Obersovsky,
continued to-publish a clandestine
newspaper.
According to charges subse
quently filed, their paper con
tained "articles against the gov
ernment and the U.S.S.R."
The men were sentenced to
death, but this was later commut
ed to life imprisonment for Gall
and 15 years for Obersovsky.
Attempts to defy Franco's cen
sorship in Spain have become
more frequent and increasingly
bolder.
Last year, a cartoonist for the
satirical publication "La Codor
niz" was sentenced to two months'
imprisonment and fined. ,
Other examples for 1956-1958 are
reported from the Soviet Union.
Poland, Communist China, Ro
mania, Czechoslovakia, Fast Ger
many, Yugoslavia, Portugal, hi'.
tin America, Egypt and the Far
East.
Most of ihe countries whose gov
eminent are Marxist-inspired
deny the existence of censorship,
but their conception of the press
and me'hods for controllm;; it are
similar, the study reports.
The study concludes with the af
firmation that only in countries
wham M.frtrmalinn Ik rnntrrtllpd
and newspapers held in bondage
is ireeaom oi tne press appreciat
ed Dy contrast for its true
value.
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PLYMOUTH, England (UPI) -
Army Cpl. Glen Davies was
charged with breaking into the
home of Vivienne Ellis, 17, a
photographer's model.
He is alleged to have stolen 157
photographs of Miss Ellis.
LONG TIME LEARNING
LONDON (UPI) Reginald Sey
mour, fined $11.20 for driving
with a learner's permit without
the company of an authorized
driver, disclosed that he'd been
doing just that, on the same
learner's permit, since 1939.
BOUND FOR U.S.
RANGOON. Burma (UPI)-For-mer
Burmese Prime Minister U
Nu was en route to the United
States today to attend a world re
ligious conference at Dallas, Tex.
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