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HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore.
Wednesday. Julv 1, 1A59
Unhappy Fiscal New Year Begins For Many Agencies
WASHINGTON AP-U was an
linhappy fiscal new year today for
Lore than a score of government
Lgencies.
They started off the new gov
ernment year of I960 not knowing
here their next million or bil-
Dion dollars was coming from
put they had assurance that they
iwouia gei u sooner or laier, ana
tney had definite plans on how International
spend it.
They are the agencies whosi
budgets for the new year had no
been acted on finally by Congres;
when the old government year
faded out last midnight. Among
mem are some of the biggest
spenders in government, like the
I Defense Department and the In
Huge Education Assistance
To Be Paid By Government
CANINE LOVER I
CHRISTIANSBl'RG, Va. AP
-One thief went to the dogs and
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Admin-IM.175,000,000 from new funds re-lne a0s enJ every mlnu,e '
letralmn l j .... n , .l
questea oy me rresiaeni lor ine
Rather than leave them techni
cally penniless. Congress rushed
Cooperation
o their rescue Tuesday with its
traditional "stopgap" appropria
tion bill.
Somebody broke into a service
new year, but that the Senate hadj6tatjon Tuesday night, stole eight
added approximately . 652 millions Ipints of ice cream and fed it all
to the House figures. jto the dogs at the local pound.
By G. K. HODENFIE1.D
Associated Press Education Writer
ST. LOUIS (AP) Local and
stale governments must overhaul
their tax laws, to produce more
money for public schools. Even
so. says a-group of experts, the
federal government will have to
pav a big part of the bill for
quality education. -
A committee on tax education
and school finance, which has
been studying the problem lor the
National Education Assn., .said
poor education is a national prob
lem, no matter wnere it is tound
The committee will report its
findings to the NEA convention
here.
The -convention Tuesday almost
unanimously supported a proposal
that the various state groups send
a flood of telegrams to their con
gressmen asking support of the
Murray-Metcalf bill.
That bill would provide federal
Lads Whipped
In Courtroom
TAVARES, Fla. (AP) - Nine
teen-age boys had smarting bot
toms today as mementoes of a
trespassing foray and their sub
sequent visit to the court of Coun
ty Judge W. Troy Hall Jr.
Hall', an ex-Marine and father
of two girls, gave the boys, 17 and
18 years old, their choice Tuesday
of going to jail for 90 days or
taking a whipping in the courtroom.
They chose the whipping. The
room was cleared of spectators
except for court officials and
Emmett Peter, a newspaperman,
Eight fathers and one mother
stood with the boys when Hall
asked if the parents would whip
the boys themselves or let them
go to jail.
"I for. one would rather punish
my boy right here," one parent
said. The others nodded agree
ment. A deputy sheriff provided t
leather belt four inches wide. The
boys were led to a desk singly
and received 20 to 25 blows each
Hall rapped his- gavel when he
thought" each' had had enough.
"They were not token spank
ings," Peter said.
When it came the mother's turn,
the judge asked if she would pre
fer to have a man do it. She in
sisted on swinging the belt her
self.
(grants to the state of $25
every child between the ages 5
to 17.
The money could be scent for
school construction or teachers
salaries or both.
Several delegates from Virginia
opposed any federal aid program.
Delegate Harold Bell said it
seems incongruous to him to "send
a dollar to Washington to get 60
cents back." However, the Virgin
ia Teachers Assn., a Negro or
ganization, voted for the proposal
ouine aoumern aeiegates are
reported to be afraid that there
might be an attempt to write into
the Murray-Metcalf bill a stipula
tion that lunds would be withheld
from states which had not inte
grated the races in their public
schools.
The special tax committee said
local communities are the most
inefficient tax collectors.
It said there should be:
A fair and equitable assessment
of property.
Removal of unrealistic state
limitations on the amount of tax
money which a community can
raise.
A study of such exemptions from
property tax as those given to
veterans.
Dr. John K. Norton, professci
emeritus of Teachers College, Col
umbia University, said poor edu
cation cannot be considered strict
ly a local problem.
A book publishing comnanv in
New. York, for instance," he said,
can t sell many of its books in
Mississippi . . because Mississippi
can't afford to buy them. The best
way to stimulate the economy in
the, South would be to insure the
people ot tne boutn a better edu
cation."
This provides money for the
month of July only, normally at
the rate of about one-twelfth of
what would be available if the
1960 budget bills were not snagled
on Capitol Hill. In the case of the
Defense Department, for example,
this is a little over thrfe billion
dollars and will finance normal
for activities for one month
These temporary measures are
nothing new. Congress has been
enacting them for years when it
reached the sudden realization late
in June that a lot of bills financing
the year starting July 1 were still
kicking around.
Tuesday's measure was passed
with the customary cautions
against excessive spending and
with a mild rebuke to the Senate
voted iy the House.
Statistics compiled by the House
Appropriations . Committee show
that the House had cut about
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Studio Bans
Judo Match
HOLLYWOOD (AP) TV star
faayde Preston's studio has for
bidden him to fight a judo match
With lawyer Arthur Crowley.
Warner Brothers' notified Pres
ton and" his agent such a bout
would violate several clauses in
his contract.
Crowley, 34, 5 feet 9, said ear
lier, that he and Preston, 2d, 6
foot 4 star ot "Colt .45," had
agreed to settle an argument by
fighting Japanese style at 6:30
p.m. today. Crowley said the;
wagered $1,000 on the outcome
The argument arose Sunday nigh
at a party at Lance Reventlow'
.home.
Preston's only public statemci
to far: "I don't know anythit
about, it."
Polite Rapist
Says Thanks
MIAMI, Fla. (AP) A hooded
rapist who thanked his victims
after attacking them in the pres
ence of their husbands is the ob
ject of an intensive police search
Thomas J. Kelly, Metro safety
director, said Tuesday night that
the man, believed to be white.
attacked three white women in
seven weeks. '
Kelly called the case fantastic.
In one case, the man held up a
husband outside his home, ord
ered him back into the house and
raped the 55-year-old wife.
In another, the hooded man
stuck his head through a living
room window while the family
was watching television, ordered
a 10-year-old girl, to tie up her
father with a fancord, then raped
the mother.
Kelly said that on each occasion
the rapist' blindfolded the victims
with a towel and robbed the hus
band before assaulting the wife.
"The victims all say he was po
lite, Kelly added. He even
asked . them . if their blindfolds
were on Joo tight."
None of the victims got a good
description of their assailant, Kel
ly said, because of the darkness.
"From every, indication wo
have," said a detective, "the man
was white."
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