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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1959)
Wednesday, .fuly 2?. PAGE 3 B Chances For Summit Talk Growing Dim, Says Chief ard M. Nixon's forthcoming visit la Russia, he will cany no im portant new messages to the Kremlin, nor will ne be empow on July 13. It can be stated au thoritatively that on the basis of reports the President received from Secretary of Stale Christian A. Herter as late as Monday. Eisenhower concluded that the So viets were heins tougher than ever about Berlin. Despite the deadlock, the Pres ident is known to he against the idea of telling the Kremlin otfi-i cials the Western delegation will stay in Geneva only so long and Bounties Slated On Porky Noses Porcupine noses once again are being accepted in the county clerk's office. The county court appropriated W.iton for the porcupine bounty this year, and first payments Irom the fund were made Mon day. NEGRO SEEKS OFFICE MEMPHIS. Tenn. iLPl) At least one Negro will be on the ballot in the. Memphis city elec WASHINGTON I President are holding Americans as prison ers. It can be reported, loo, on sim ilar authority that: 1. Despite his pessimism, Ei senhower remains perfectly will ing to attend a summit meeting. S. The President is convinced the Soviet leaders do not want a major war. But he is fearful that Kremlin miscalculations or some series 'of dev elopments could blockade, Eisenhower believes the tactical military position of the Western Allies would he just about as poor as possible. He feels that even passive resistance on the part of the Communists would jeopardize the Allies' 4and routes into Berlin and that Red , jam ming of Western radar could make a mass airlift operation very dif ficult. The President's view is that'a new blockade would he much tougher to crack than the one It) years ago. He feels the, Allies could not supply West Berlin with enough of the raw materials which ered by the President to nego Eisenhower believes the chances (or a summit conference have be come stpadily dimmer in the last 10 days. He feels Russia's atti tude regarding Berlin now is tougher than ever. This Eisenhower npssimum tiate East-West differences. Eisenhower feels the United States could h represented by no more capable man than Nixon, who leaves Wednesday for Mos cow. And the President also he-J lieves that Khrushchev, in talks with Nixon, may make some pro-! posal of substance regarding East-1 West differences. If that should! happen. Nixon has been instruct ed to cable Eisenhower immedi ately for word on how he should react. Eisenhower's pessimism regard ing a summit meeting has been increasing since the foreign min isjers resumed talks in Geneva tion next month. Eliehue Stan hack has qualified as a candidate for tax assessor. In addition, five other Negroes have announced they will qualify before the dead line at midnight tonight. 'Worry of . " FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating? Don't be tmbirrKMd by loost fU tteth linping. droppmc or wobbling when you (, talk or tugh. Jut ifirinkle & little FASTEETH on your . plntei. This pleiunt powder glvet ft remarkable sense of Added comfort and .vecunty by holding piatei more firmly. Nogummv, Kooey. pasty last or feel in fr Its alkaline i non-acid i. Get FASTEETH at any drug counter. jtouch off a conflict. j I 4. If war should come, the West ern allies would have to decide whether to use nuclear weapons. I So far as the I'nited States is I concerned, it would depend on what is best for the security of , the country. provided there is decent progress based on confidential reports from at Geneva. That means Soviet the ueneva foreign ministers meeting is known on excellent authority. It embraces his viewj that Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush-I chev may not even want a sum-j mil meeting. I It also is known on high author-! !ty that Eisenhower still is Hear! recognilion of Western rights and responsibilities in West Berlin. 2. Regardless of talk by Krem lin officials, Eisenhower is not convinced the Russians really want a summit meeting. He thinks the Soviets' real objective may he to split the Western allies, par ticularly the Vnited States and Britain. Mrs. Mildred Binnev. denutv mm can it quits, lie nas aeiinue tnnugnts on now long fruitless talks should continue, but wants no part of any ultimatum to the Russians. county treasurer, said $7 was paid for 14 noses the firsl day. at the prevailing rate of 50 cents per nose. i The fund amounted to J6.0O0 last 5. The greatest fear of thei Kremlin chiefs, Eisenhower be-! The end of the Civil War in Spain with France triumphant' came nn March 2S. 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