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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1959)
MONDAY, JUNE 22. 1059 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN Morty Meekle Potential Governor Had No Wish To Succeed Long BATON ROUGE. U. AP -There's a bit of irony about Lelher Edward Frazar, 54. his younger brother, Earl, rode out the Louisiana scandals and happened too. Somehow, jt worked. He was the !fl heir-apparent to the governor's job. A few months aso Lt. Gov, molded a vote-getting machine un rivaled in recent years. It may be Lt. Gov. Frazar gave up his dream of heading LSf some place along the tight rope he walked with Gov. Long. He hasn't said. Then, later, he'd be talking to Vou see, he never wanted to be legislators or voters, joshing read-, Frazar collapsed from overwork, ily. popping out his quick, heartyimajbe with a slight stroke. Then lauih, his eyebrows arching ! stepped lorward the fiery Long to The first job Frazar ever had announce his plan to run again, was in Longwlle teaching history ! Then, there-t that lrony sjain There he met and nvirriH f-... j . acting governor of Louisiana. He dreamed of becoming prest dent of LouiMana State University Frazar himself is an oddity ir this state given to the rambunct ions in politics, where the late But certain it i, he d.dn't give.uiy Hooper, an English teacher. l.uTngThomed froi .a up the personality that fit so ad- He is noted for his devotion tn , SBut. .m mental Bm mirably into his preuous jobs W V to- to .UH - vear "al '"dW " ?alves,on: F nresirfenl I ra nf Snnlhl.p j V If Iar wan,s 10 run ,or governor, but president I.rst of Southeastern: daughter. Brenda. and to Christie he can't even walk " Louisiana Institute at Lafayette dark of Lake Charles, the elder I guf even so the loval lieutenant and next of McNeese State College dauchier and mother of ih n j lieutenant at Lake Charles. iSren gVCrnr a'ked not "n " ,h, Waich him .....j,.. niii-i . " acting governors chair. Probably Huey P. Long reigned challenged as "the kinefish" and Flames Heighten Haitian Trouble ,. "vl THENIlL WOOP.' IP BETT6R WHOVWULDI I O'NTtSRATINS A BETweONLV I NOr DISINTEGRATE GET TO DO MV I I e EVRVOCV IN THE ) I HUMAN LEFT U)) V MEQ' KyAfttORK? Atomic Planes 'Not Hazard' Even In Crash GATLINBURG. Tenn. AP-Atomic-powered airplanes, even if they crash, will be no more dan gerous than "other hazards rou tinely accepted by the public, a General Electric scientist said Eaturday. In fact, he said, the chances of person being killed in a traffic accident are 80 times greater than the chances he will receive a lethal dose of atomic radiation from a nuclear plane crash. The findings were presented by Dr. C. C. Gamertsfelder of the GE Aircraft Nuclear Propulsion Department at Cincinnati, in a paper prepared for the Health Physics Society meeting here. The national organization is made up of the physicians and Cig Makers Win Battle WINSTON-SALEM. N.C. I API You won't be seeing that blue fed-Jatomic engine for airplanes. First Lady Stands In Rear PORT-AU-PRINCE. Haiti AP Fire which leveled a wing of Haiti's main army barracks be hind the National Palace height ened tension Sunriav niphl in lhi SACRAMENTO. Calif. (API - cjty still my alter anIi.20vern. Sorry, lady, there's just no seats ment bombings last week. up here," said the Senate assist-1 Soldiers and tanks surrounded the palace as firemen lought the blaze for more than two hours. Of- greater than those who might be killed in a commercial airplane accident or similar major dis asters. To increase safety, nuclear ani nercsant-at-armn powered aircraft could be re- c ..ihl-. i -j.. in quired to fly in 50 - mile wideL . . ificials said the fire was caused by corridors of air over sparsely pop- u' Drown- 81000 ln ,ne a short circuit. ulaled areas or over water. As an j rear of the Senate gallery Friday I added nrerautinn landing or as-1 night. I cending aircraft could fly on non- The embarrassed guard quickly Ln 1! h. i.? 2I-HL?. uuicr specializing in uic siuay ana uuiicai vneiuivdi met umu uicyiitru mis. diuwii id a seat alter ators who divulge US census in treatment of the effects of atomic reached the assigned corridors, someone told him who she was. formation. radiation .on health. 1 Gamertsfelder has been engaged in experiments at the Oak Ridge iTenn.) National Laboratory and the National Reactor Testing Sta tion at Idaho Falls, Idaho, on an When things got fouled up. he'd hae to uet uri m . Hirt.r.-.l laugh and say in that light voice: jtempo. slower and easier. Perhans there's a key in his nickname of LSU college days. Friends of those days still call him "Mule." TEACH COMMUNISM A3 Gov. Long s field general, he BOSTON ( API Richard Car, acquired the reputation of a work- i.al Cushing advocates teaching'110" communism in high schools and colleges The Ruman Catholic archbishop said on a local tele vision program Sunday night "wc should teach it (communism) for what it is an intrinsic evil like a medical student being taught about cancer." "Let's back up and start all over again. Let's make out it never OSBORN HOTEL EUGENE, ORE. Hn. i. a. tsrtr J IT Jr. Praarlalort Thoroughly Modera eral tax stamp on cigarette pack ages any more. The manufacturers have won a battle. No more prepayment of ex cise taxes. Instead of having to buy the stamps every day they will pay the government only twice a month. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. had to buy more than 2 million dol lars worth of stamps every day for its products. But Tuesday will be the last day it will have to send two men to pick up the stamps for cigarettes, smoking to bacco and chewing tobacco. Instead of the stamps, Reynolds will use a closure of the same biue paper which will tell you: "federal stamps no longer re quired." But smokes still will cost the same. His findings included The main source of hazard would be in a crash "violent enough to make the jet engines incapable of removing afterheat," resulting in the release of harmful products of atomic fission into the air. If the crash were in a densely populated area, the numbers of perrons who might receive dam aging radiation doses would be no Atom Engine Given Tests LAS VEGAS, Nev. fAP) - Nu clear scientists have made their first full-scale test of an atomic rocket engine an experiment to verify radioactivity given off and the effect of heat on the engine. The scientists said the test was completely successful. More tests will be made. , The big engine, mounted on a railroad flatcar, was tested for four minutes Saturday at Jackass Flats on the Nevada atomic prov ing grounds northwest of here Newsmen watching from twa miles away saw only four white plumes of smoke rising 1,500 feet This was a contrived chemical ef ' feet so that two Air Force bomb ers could take air samples. The engine is called the Kiwi-A. after the flightless New Zealand bird. The engine, like the bird cannot fly. It is too heavy to fit into a rocket. Experience gained with this one is expected to pave the way for smaller ones capable f powering big rockets through apace. - - It is known that Atomic Energy- Commission scientists at Los Ala . fnos, N.M., are working on follow- up engines called Dumbo and Condor. They are believed to be flying versions of the Kiwt-A. Election Site Angers Reds MOSCOW (AP) - Pravda. the Communist party newspaper, to day assailed the "provocators" of Bonn for selecting West Berlin as the site of the West German presi dential election July 1. "The Soviet people think the time has come for sober minds in West Germany to stop provocators from further poisoning of the in ternational atmosphere," the arti cle said. West Berlin is outside the limits of West Germany, the paper went o "and it is clear to everyone that to transfer the presidential elections to West Berlin is a provo cation against the East German Democratic Republic." SPAAK TOUR PLANNED PARIS (UPI) NATO Secre tary-General Paul-Henri Spaak of Belgium will pay official visits to Turkey and Greece before the end of the month, the NATO Perma nent Council said today. Spaak will visit Ankara June 20-25 and Athena June 25-30 at the request of the governments of the two NATO nations. Got Room For A Good Buy? "BOOK SHELF" 13 Cu. Ft. 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