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0 HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. TuesdavrMarch 1. I960 PAGE ' FIVR Democrat Inform' Party Of Possible President Loss WASHKsGTON (AP)-A -mo-! Tjandum advisii Democrats they my lose ,the president race Jvnile retaining control ol Congress was circulating among influential jjiarty members today. -, In blunt language, Cali.'oi aid's Paul ZilQn told his colleagues on the Democratic Nat.Qbl Qiimit ;t,ee that unless steps are taken to dramatize "bread and butter" is sues, Vice President BJhard M. Nixon may be the next president. " He said this shmygj be done by surveys in depth of me issues and action to sell party's policies to the voters. . ., Ziffren, who has br-pti critical of the Democratic leswrship in Congress as too middle-road, made It clear he doesn't believe the 'iirty of responsibility" slo gan &enate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas will be effective. Q O ; - "The voter Wesn't care whMcr government is rcsponsiblcQziff ren said. "The voter wapts to know what it is doing for him. We hate got id hirrwome an swers dramatically, concretely end quickly." Similarly, Ziffren said he doesn't tliiirj there is much po litical mileage in conteujing that President Eisenhower tm beenf weak presidcnO Several Dernti- Sen F. KcWiedy of MassachuQ";' 1 Ave taken this line. cratic hope.VJ', Qjncluding jonn setts. "The voter isn't concerned with whcthiVa president is weak or ' strong," Ziffren, said. "In fact some of them like their presidents to be weak 0 Vis like him to be . strong, but each or them is com ' ccrned with what it means to hiirM ' self (the voter) Ziffren said Republicans had 1 succQcicd in putting Democrats in a sQ't jacket on onomic is sues uy accusing them of favor "' lng excessive spending. "I believe the reason Kin Nixon ' fias been able to nMtralize our advantage on bread and butter is- sues is that Ihetepublicans have ' convinOd many ft the voters that 'the high cost of living is due to the 'spending' policies Qof the Democratic party," the California tnrruniltppman said. O " "We ist get out of is 'strait Jacket' if we are to be able to lieve the most effective way to Si prices have been caused JargeM by the fact that during nre last O" seven years the Republican party to permitted big business to de velop monopolistic tendencies ' with obvious price control power, he added. ZiffrcfN said President Eisen hower's trips and those of Nixon appear to have sold this voters on the Republican desire to talk, not fight." He said to couQr this the Dem ocrats are going to have to get the people to insist on the facts and to face up to them not only in foreign policy but in the other critical issues." MothefWell fove Gerns DOWN1EV1LLE, Calif. (UPD- Jewels which Larry Lord Mother well gave to a Laguna Beach. Calif., womapv were identified Monday as raving belonged to Mrs. sJUrl Putney. Motherwell Is charged with kill ing Mrs. Putney and-Jiiding her hndy i.Oa jfesoiate spSvncar here .W.r a crosscountry tour with the 72-year-old Washington, D.C., " . 0 Tlonday, Evelyn Daugherty, 38, told of meeting Motherwell on plane Iiignt lrowyMiami to Cleve N-he said she laterQont on all'0" '? "unconfuse" 'be public on lour acruss me nation wiin ftiuin""'-"." ,..,i,j r" "u Haoaii MajBfi Praises 60P , , PORTLAND O Hca: (AP)-Thc Repffl well which almost duplicated Inn ho hart takpn with Mrs Putney two lonths before At Laguna Beach. MothMrell gave her some triiSrtts which he said belongA to his "dead grand iV her." Miss-, DaUgherty also said she loaned Kin $2,000 to meet his income tax payments She concede unaWr question ing by the defenseVfhat Mother well was "a perfect gentleman' wring their association ofveral IIIUIIIIIS. . Mrs. Ida :5lay Marino, a distant relative of Mrs. TulJky and jewelry dealer, identified he jew- iVy givcOo Miss DaugWrty asl having belonged to Mrs. Putney. Tracy D'Neil, Atlanta, Ga., jew. eler, testified he obtained the dia monds from MoljMuwell. whom TTNeil said gave hisTiame as Al len Dubar at that time. O Viocs Csrlin PORTLAND (AP) West Ger man: isT-eluctant to see Berlin s statHS a probable major topic at the coming East-West sumnjt conference. thalMiation's ambas sador to theUnitcd Elates said here MondayM O Wilhelm Grewe warned an audi once at Portland State College oTo'Uncontxiso' Public WASHINGTON (M'l Legisla-I calling on the secretary dfi luics .Oi as1 an Parly throughout its histor.Ahat the margin of compromise in Mieen labeled the party of big Rprlin is nntrorv hi?. O Any compromise in tne present .business, and "we are for big ) business," the mayor of Honolulu said Monday nig! i. "But wc also represent little business; we represent labor; wc represent the housewife; andQ1' i represent the student," Mayor -Neil S. Blaisdcll said p. 'aill and Qrthdr D. Wool ii away, stale GOP chairman in Olawaii, both addressed an Oregon RepijUican Party Lincoln Dan dinnef .here. w Blaisdcll told of the GOP victory ,. In 1954 in Hawaii's first statehood milftion. He said the governorship, -Xile U.S. Senate seat, the lieuten- ant governorshipO majority of -. the state Senate, .01 gains in the House of Representatives were caalured by the Republicans. T!ie opportunity fA strengthen- r lng this newly won GOP leader--ship in 1960, like the opportunity -ifor GOP gains throughout the . nation, is good, (J1 said. r He credited the victory to hard - hitting campaign that changed the RepublWn Party from "the party of big business . to the family party. ' "ft ' .i , heucopteiPlines 1 iONDON (UPI) Radio r.W annnnnrpd tndav that ml than 200 hejpter lines will be opened shortly in the Soviet Un Ion. status of West Berlin, Qie said, would be dangeiOJS. He said a retreat by the West would under mine the morale of the West Berliners, who have cast their lot with the Western world jt con siderable personal risk. The dcOund of Russian Premier Nikita KhriishiJirv for a "free city" statSS for Berlin, Grewe said, marks the 'first threat since the iH'ro alliance in 1949 of Communist expansion into West ern territory Westerlin, he said, is a sym bol of Tfcedom. He it serves ap free port for the exchange of news and as an escape hatch in the Iron Curtain. (jiBle said il B West, in accepting Russia s demand for negotiations on Berlin, uses thu negolfifions lo strengthen its owTA position that would be a sound move. I I 1 tVt "Janie's boy friend finally popped the quesiten. He asked her how much she coi pij down on r ring!" Manual Situation Look Triken By AP Reporter CD 0 Ily AlttMi n EPSON WASHINGTON (API It has in a long, relentless, iuuy fight, but the Air Force today linally owns the snafu (situation normal all fouled upi champion- hip of the world. This has taken considerable do ing, the conmctition in tins town fierce. But by steadily pounding away. by resolutely issuing instruct ion manuals on everything from m- n'Ainism m churches to how to run a successfuUbingo party, the Air Force stcai"' muddled ahead. It clinched its title by handling. or mishandling, these episodes so that it wourL up 1. Getting Taught in the middle between two large church groups UMtracting the interest of at least three congressuuial commit Ices: 3. Bringing almost csfyone in the Penjw up lo the secretary ui ueiuusc iinu uie act 4. Focusing attention on what is primarily a sideshow at a time when a great and vital debate is loing on in the main (Pnt over whether this nation's defenses, are strong enough. Yet in all this to-do, some sober ing, sonic hilarious, the luminals must be kept in perspective. Wound 2.000, audi publications are put out by the Air rorce. Army and Navy. Most are routine; prajiably all but a tiny "few are non-controversial. Every service Qan of World War II remembers these man uals. t une naa neipuu ninis 10 rtirgj Force men unlucky enough to bQ caught on a desert. Another told soldiers how they should act when they moved ijfv North Africa. One suggestion; n you value your iafptv And mavhp pvwl volir life. don't fool around with Mi:n women, and that includes Moslem women ho want to fool around. The troutjfc began when (he Chessrflafl Of7U?To Die If Deam PeBalfy ABolisfiea improve the defense policy-making machinery was under study today by Senate investigators. The Government VJ Operafsns subcommittee headed by Sen. Henry M. Jackson (D-Washi which last week heard top-rung Republican businessmen) criticize the government's decision-making otneess, weighed proposals affect fig the State and Defense Depart ments and otlifl agencies. Some bills will be offered for congressional action this session, committee sources predicted. Touchier proposals may be de layed, to avoid having them con jdecig'o'henoliticalli charged aiwospnereo oi an eitgion year ben. Jackson disclosed, in a tele vision interview Sunday nigm, that he is considering a resolution LedYearC&iia SPRINGFIELD. Ohio (API- Mrs. LawreiW; Parsons four years ago gave birth to a son who cele brated IQ first birthday mday. She gave birth to another ; Monday who won't celebrate his first ''birthday until four years; from now. Mrs. Parsons' second leap-year day baby makes a total of seven children for the fanw. O S traaBofl Aotois EJixeC33&tail DETROIT (AP) Police spotted car stuck in a snowdrift here and offered assistance. U The owner, James M. Atkins, 46, was inside, calmly mixing a cocktail. V Brought into Traffic Court on a charge of driving without a li cense, Atkins said he was not the. driver. His wife hadQgiven the keys to a friend lo drive him home. ie friend had gone for a tow car. Judee John D. Watts gave At kins until Mfcrch 23 to produ the friend. w calling on Hie secretary oTdoknse id nprmed service secretaries To participate in partisan po les. Oi of the J.Q.son comnjttce's witnesses last week, formeiwSec retary of Defense Robert A. Lovctt, testified that civilian Vs well as mi'Kiry officials of the Defense Department should be nonpolitical and nonpartisan. I.IilitiTO men should Contribute to national policy but not make it, said Lovett, a Wall Stgr-t bank er ano a iieivoiican wno served on the cabinet of President Har ry S. Truman. Jackson, agreeing, said on the 'eet the Press" TV program that defense issues should not be come i"M in ap!it's. I think President Eisenhower now has a fine opportunity to an nounce that the defense secr4M tgrics will not engage in partisan politics," he said. , It was doubtful that Eisenhower would oblige. He recently declared lhal. mpmhers nf rm executive Stanch have enjoyed the right to speak at political meetings since the h&ginning of the nation. Another RcDUblican business ex- m;utive, Thomas J. Watson Jr., head of lntcOational Business Machines Corp., appealed in his committee testimony last week for curbs on the debate over military issues. Something must be dMc to "un confine the public," Watson said, and to impress on the nation the true gravity of the Soviet tlireat, He and other witnesses contended the government's leaders have not yet done this. o SACRAMENTO, Cf. (AP) Caryl Chessman's offer tirid'e in (j'lie gas charier brought a dra matic new eieineni louay imo Cal ifornia's gathering legislative bat tle over capital punishment. The convict-author wrote Gov. Edmund G. Brown he is (Uling to end his fight for life if the Califor nia. Legislate will vote V abol isP the death penalty for ever body else. 'I offer . . . my lifcO said the convict who was condemned In 1948 as a perverted sex-kidnaper. 'I give my solemn &rd before the irld that I will never chal Icngesuch a w in the courts and I will disavow any attempt by any attorney purporting to act in my behalf." a ForQilmost 12 of his 38 years, Chessman has fought to escape the gas chamber. But now, he told the governor, if his death will ease thiriway wine nooimon-m capi tal punishment, he is willing to die. He said he had asked himself what he could do to "divorce thu ugly, emotion-inflamed fmage ol Caryl Chessman from tlte grave social issue of capital pumsn-ment." Chessman's 7,000-word letter was delivered to the Capitol Mon day night by a highway patrol man-It arrived on the day the Legislature reconvened with strong evidence it would refuse to repeal capital punishment. Brown signed a 60-day reprieve for the curly-haired, hawk-nosed convict in the pre-dawn hours be fore his scheduled execution Feb. 18. The governor has come under withering criticism even talk of iOpeachment for tieing his 4Mion to proposed rewriting of the death penalty law. There was no comment from Brown on Chessman's offer. An aide said the letter was released to the press before the governor took it to the executive mansion to read. Reaction to Brown's decision to toss the death penalty question to the Legislature has been so violent that it appeared doubtful the Chessm letter would sway many votes. O 'I don't think every legislator in California should have to run on the Chessman case in Novem bcr." one assemblyman said. CSWsman declared "I gladly would die 10,000 gas chamber deaths" if it would help others and achieve O'this desperately needed social rclorm." services fields. Several congressmen, wandered into other lout for Air Force officers assigned as secretaries of officers' or non commissiQpd officers' clubQ for exam ple, think the services use nxin- power foolishly, and prove their case by pointing lo manuals. Hop. Frank Kowalski (D-Conn) objects to using military men as servants. His textbook: "Open .Mess Operational Manual." Dut WALLET Mortician Finds Hole In Heart WICHITA FALLS. Tex. (AP)- An undertaker found Monday a bullet hole through the heart of a man previously declared to have died of natural causes. Justice of the Piuicc H. M. New man, who investigated the death of Chester B. Wallace, 45, with drew his earlier verdict and or dered an autopsy. Wallace's body was found in his apartment Monday? SHOWS NORMAL PROGRESS NEW YORK (UPI)-Gcn. 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