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PAGE 2 A HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore. Wednesday, March 9. I960 0 Revolt Againsf Johnson Appears WASHINGTON (API - A recur-1 shown up In the civil rights fili- flnf liberal revolt against the buster. Democratic leadership of Sen. Democratic liberals who have Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas has I been chafing at his middle-road TYPEWRITER SERVICE . by Factory-Trained Mechanics! 4 DAYS ONLY! WED., THURS., FRI.. SAT. Give Your Typewriter a Spring Cleaning! Here's what we do 1. 2. 3. Inspect & Oil Adjust Add new ribbon - Free 95 All for th. Piict of the ribbon olont This Spring Cleanup Special Good On Any Make or Model!!! QjmsiA ' Office Supply 629 Moin Ph. TU 2-4408 course in handling legislation took matters out of Johnson's hand: Tuesday by filing a cloture (de bate limiting) petition he said was untimely. Whether or not they so intend ed it, the liberals put Johnson on a political spot where he can hard ly avoid angering some of his po tcntial backers for the Democrat ic presidential nomination. Johnson told his colleagues he does not expect to vote to end de bate at this time because he does not believe sentiment has jelled on civil rights bill. "1 don't think the Senate will lie any nearer a solution after the vote Thursday than it is now," he said. But the unadorned political fact was that Johnson would be record cd in the official record as vol ing against ending the filibuster, circumstance not likely to en hance his chances of getting Northern Democratic support for the nomination. His rivals for the nomination Sens. John F. Kennedy (D-Mass) Stuart Symington (D-Mo) and Hu bert H. Humphrey (D-Minn), lined up on the other side. All three were included among the 23 Democrats who signed the petition to end debate. Eight Re publicans also signed. Sens. Paul H. Douglas (D-IU) and Joseph S. Clark (D-Pa), who have complained about Johnson's leadership tactics in the past were the prime movers in getting fellow liberals to agree to sign the petition. Clark said he and his colleagues appreciated the difficulty ahead in trying to cut off the talk without having the support of leaders of both parlies "but they arc wrong." . - "DENNIS THE MENACE" Look to the Future . . . . . . NATURAL-ly It's GAS! you need a new GAS WATER HEATER If your water heater is Id too old ...too small ;..or too slow '"' Take advantage of this Offer: $ TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE for your old water heater on a NEW Gas "Day & Night" JETGLASS' WATER HEATER! America's finest water heat er. Waterproof rustproof fliYM you ovir 30 a mort hot water filter end more economically. o REG. tft.U Less Year 25.63 Allowanift 50 M. This Savings ft aU ataitote IQri Your Planter! 'CALIFORNIA-PACIFIC UTILITIES COMPANY TANK GAS CITY GAS Phone TU 4-5175 1011 Main US, 'LOtXPENNIS.WE'VE BEEM THROUGH THIS BEFOrTE: 1 CANT LEAVE CHOttATe MILK WHEN YOUR MOTHER aXSHrASKfORCHKOlKTe Political Chaos Looms Over Death Of Senator PORTLAND (AP)-This morn ing s death of ben. Richard L Neuberger (D-Ore) made certain there will be three days of poli tical confusion and maneuvering lor both Republicans and Demo crats. Candidates for the prlmar y nominating election must file for office before S p.m. Friday. The Senate seat held by Neu- berger is to be filled by appoint ment by Gov. Mark O. Hatfield, a Republican. That law was spon sored by Neuberger himself in li)53. It provides for appointment of a member of the same party as the person who held it in this case a Democrat. There is doubt among Republi cans that the law would survive a court test of its constitutionality. Hatfield declined to comment on that Tuesday night. The situation facing the Demo crats is (he loss of an almost certain winner in the general election. Many Republicans shared that feeling. A successor for Neuberger had not been groomed, but the names of two members of the Oregonian con cessional delegation were men tioned by political observers as the most likely to take his place. They arc Congresswoman Edith Green, Portland, representing the 3rd District, and Congressman Charles O. Porter, Eugene, from the Fourth District. Mrs. Green has a reputation outside her own district for an active interest in labor and edu cation matters. Porter is widely known for his action and interest in Central and South American affairs. Mrs. Green was flying to Port land today, but said before lcav- ng Washington that "this is not the time to make a statement." Porter declared: "I have no plans at this point to run for the Senate but it's a little too early to make a definite statement. For the Republicans, an oppor tunity to take a seat in the U. S. Senate has opened up where few conceded them a chance before. State Republican Chairman Peter Gunnar has spoken of the major candidates to oppose Senator Neu berger. But with the deadline two days away, two Republicans neither with a strong following were the only names on file. They are R. F. Cook, Silvcrton, and George Altvator, Portland. The Republicans have to con sider as potential candidates Gov. Hatfield himself; Congressman Waller Norblad. representing the 1st District; and a pair of promi nent Republican state senators, Rudy Wilhclm, Portland, and An thony Yturri, Ontario. Norblad's phone did not answer at his Wash ington, D. C, home when he was called for comment. The governor declined to dis cuss the possibility of his own candidacy as well as the appoint ment of anyone else. But a source familiar with the governor's think ing said he is extremely doubtful that the governor would consider himself for an appointment to a Senate vacancy. Confusion in the slate govern ment and the possibility of mak ing it easier for the Democrats to take over the Board of Control were given as reasons support ing the governor's thinking. State Sen. Robert Straub of Eu gene, chairman of the state Democratic Party, said before getting word of Neubergcr's death, "I am more concerned about Dick's recovery than who his successor might be." Rep. Al Ullman (D-Ore) said dclinitely he had no intention of getting into the Senate race: "I have filed to run again in my congressional district and have no intentions of changing my plans." Bird nests are sometimes found in Hawaii made from threads of spun volcano glass which birds pluck from droplets of lava. Thomas Jefferson was an enthu siastic book collector; sperp hours browsine through the sidewalk jcarts of book peddlers In Paris An officii) ballon organized in the U.S. Army to observe results o( battle ground troops. corps was TODAY! Hi Deere Open Tenrre4s4S future Tonlre ' 7:17 . t. 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