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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1959)
WEDNESDAY. MAY 13. 1BS9 Rebellion In Lama Land Apparently Snuffed Out NEW DELHI (AP)-The rebel- non in iibet appears lo be dying It may already be dead. Heports reaching (he border . towns of Kalimpong and Gangtok indicate Ihe uprising ol Khampa ;.,uutoui, wmcn iiareo jierceiy late in March and early April, has ' been snuffed out by Ihe suDerior suns of Red Chinese occupation tut ie&. The provisional government Mastermind' :Group Asked WASHINGTON (UP!) The State Department wants to set up J a "brain trust" whose sole duty would be to master-mind global apolitical and economic warfare sgainst the Communists. The plan was disclosed today when a House appropriations sub committee made public testimony given last February by State De partment officials. Undersecretary of Slate C. Douglas Dillon. Deputy Undersec retary Loy W. Henderson and others warned that the Comtrtu r.isl offensive had picked up to ;such an extent that the United -States had to move fast to coun teract it. They urged that Congress pro i vide enough money to create a ;tpecial staff (hat would devote; .full-time to analyzing the Rcd moves and how to combat liiem. The plan drew a cool reaction s-from subcommittee Chairman ; John Hooney ID-N.Y.) who said ilhe thought the State Department -had been doing just that for the past 15 years. r. Henderson said the State De partment has "long felt it was not organized in a way which r. would enable it quickly to ascer tain what Ihe various columns of .international Communism were trying lo do everywhere lo lake teps to thwart their efforts." "We feel the time has come in ; :-view of the growing aggressive-! I'ness of international Communism! ..in the economic field that we ! - should have a global approach," I he declared. Dillon warned it has hprnme, "perfectly clear" the Russians ere now making major use of economic weapons "to bring the world under Communist- domina . ..lion." which the resistance forces pro claimed a month ago has not been heard from. Refugees straggling out of the Himalayan land of the lamas pic ture it as held firmly urfder the neel ot Chinese overlords deter mined to prove they can rule with out public approval and with out the Dalai Lama if need be. Refugees say the main reason the revolt (ailed was lack of weapons. The handmade rifles and clubs of the Khampas proved no match for Chinese artillery and machine guns. Reports published in New Delhi say that nearly half the 10.(109 refugees who have flocked into India and the border states o Sikkim and Bhutan are Khampas. Many are believed- to have been wounded as they fled. Gyangtse, where (he rebels were strong enough six weeks ago to march away Ihe Chinese commis sar at gunpoint, now lies quiet and subdued under Chinese guns. One arrival from there said the huge monastery was under Red guard and that pilgrims had to get clear ance from Red troops. .Many rich Gyangtse merchants were reported in prison. On May Day local youths were forced to shout fled Chinese slogans and chant "we want reforms," the witness said. Indian observers.- who empha size there is no way of checking the refugee reports, believe the Chinese are making an all-out at tempt to put down the rebellion as proof they can do without the Dalai Lama, god-king of the Ti betans who has taken refuge in India. The Chinese apparently fee! such a demonstration might make the Dalai Lama more willing to return under Red terms. As long as the young titular ruler remains in India, he is a potential rally ing point. . MHALD AND NEWS, -KLAMATH FALLS. OgEGOy CITY BRIEFS ity, May 15. Foliiii ai 53 p.m. Jim 0'Dtsi will show colored ;wiitfif sliries. OTl Report An up-to-the-min ute report on the OTl student loan fund will be given at a meeting of Klamath County Farm Bureau Women at the Henley Grange Hall Friday. Speakers will be Mrs. Ed Geary, Mrs. Lewis Handail and Mrs. Jay Fairclo. YMCA Family Night on Fri- Cleric Named As Suspect POPLAR VILLE, Miss. (UPfl A 58-.vear-old white Baptist minis ter said today the FBI told him reveral persons have named him as the prune suspect m the lynch ing of a Negro alleged rapisl. The Rev, James Lee, pastor of a rural Baptist church north of here, told United Press Interna tional the FBI told him several persons have identified him as ' the number one suspect" in the; kidnaping of 23-year-old Mack Charles Parker. Parker was forcibly taken from his jail ceil here April 25. He was waiting trial on a charge of rap ing a white woman. His body, pierced by two bullets, was found floating in the Pear! River May 4. One of the minister's eight sons, garage mechanic Jeff Lee, and farmer C. C. (Crioi Rever. both of Poplarville, said the FBI has questioned them at length about the hooded mob (bat abducted Parker. They said the federal agents have also had them under surveillance. lim'iHUKI PLYWOOD SHEATHING Low Prices On Other Grades Jj"x4'x&" - 25 Sheets or more $4.00 ea. CASH & CARRY David A. Richardson Co. . Spring Lake Road Airmen's Wfrn f fk will meet on Thursday. May U. at ?:30 p.m. at the Kinjsiry Field Sen -ire Club. All members are urged ta attend. Guects Mr. and Mrs, Leo G, DeVancy of Ventura, California, were weekend guests of 51r. and Mrs. Mamon Barnes, Olene. The guests were 'en route north far a PAGE 5 A two week vacation. ammage Safe Job's Daugh- hers Seine! St wiif hold a rum- NaniltMting Committee for offi- mage aie in the Klamath Faffs cers tor women ot the Moos e,.taHtic Hall Friday from 8:3ft: Chapter ? will meet on May .m. until 4:30 p.m. and until noon it at 8 p.m. in the Moose Hall. Sattcuiay. 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