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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1959)
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Orf . Mondav, October 2fl. 1c PAGE NINE P lb l HfSf 1 ' .... . ' T.U. (. u . cm. DALLAS, Tex. (UPI) - Lyle C. Wilson, United Press International vice president and manager (or Washington, (ears there is real danger o( a Communist govern ment taking over in Cuba al- "Pop learned a, lot of football! He got in the wrong seating section and started to root for us!" Cuba Faces Red Threat Says Washington UPI Chief FAIR SUCCESSFUL DALLAS, Tex. (AP)-The State Fair of Texas closed Sunday, with a total attendance of 2,801,305 (or Its 17-day run. 0((icials said only a national Canadian exposition drew more people in North Amer ica in 1959. Cossack Chorus Due In Lakeview LAKEVIKW-Sponsorcd by the Lakeview Lions Club the General Platoff Don Cossack chorus and dancers will appear in Lakeview for one performance on Sunday November 1, at 3 p.m., on the Ar thur D. Hay School stage. Proceeds from the appearance o( this internationally famed group o( entertainers will be used (or the tennis courts which the club is building at the town park. The Don Cossack group, all American citizens now, first came to the United States in 1939, and have made several thousand ap pearances in this country and Can ada. They also toured overseas to entertain troops during the war. Lions Club members have tick ets (or sale or they can be ob tained at the door. though he does not think Premier Fidel Castro is a Communist. It would be (atal for the unit ed States to let grow up in Cuba Communist government," Wil son said Sunday in a speech be fore the annual meeting of the UPI Texas Editors Association. The Russians could establish missile bases in Cuba. If they did, the United States would have to do something about it. Wilson said "Castro just doesn't know what a fellow should do to run a government." On the domestic political scene, Wilson said Senate Majority Lead er Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas would "make a real good presi dent" but "has not even a remote chance" of being elected. 'Eastern and Northern Dem UNTHAWED HOUSTON, Tex. (AP)-Thieves stole $1,300 in cold cash from Monte Ray Pettitt. He told police he had hidden the money in a locker sot at 5 degrees below zero in his frozen food locker company. People Read SPOT ADS you are ocrats are not about to accept date If the convention goes be- Johnson." Wilson said. Vond five or six ballots and that He conceded that House Speak er Sam Rayburn may succeed in organizing a "Johnson-for-presi-dent club" in every county in Texas. But it would be more impres sive if he established even one 'Johnson-for-president club' in Pennsylvania." Wilson said he doubts that the veteran Rayburn can get himself elected permanent chairman of the Democratic National Conven tion in I960. He said he thinks the conven tion might settle upon Adlai Ste venson as a compromise candi Sen. Stuart Symington of Missouri is a likely "alternate compromise candidate." The race for the Republican candidacy is between Vice Presi dent Richard M. Nixon and Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York with "Nixon out ahead." 'Football Players' Sought By Police DENVER (AP)-A touch foot ball game here Sunday turned out to be a touch-and-go affair (or two players on the Federal Cor rectional Institute team. The two, wearing orange and black uniforms, took off at game's end and haven't been seen since, Gassy? Stop Heart Gas 3 Times Faster Cfrtihrd laboratory Wits provl BELL-ANS til Ittt nfutrilitO timisu much jtomith acidity In or minute at many It-dinn digtitivt tablftt. Gtt BELL-ANS today for tht fastest known riliif. 35 at druggists. Sind postal to BELL ANS. Orangeburg. N. Y. for liberal fret simple. Under New Management Pelican Sand Co. 1250 Madison Ph. TU 4-4387 Formerly Shasta Sand THRIVE ON JIVE. 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