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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1960)
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Op Fviilav. March 25. inr,n PACE 7 A ' Red Proposal Discussion Slated By World Chiefs Rv MOIIN M. IIK'.IITOWKR to boih the Western powers and WASHINGTON i.U'i British' positive in dealing with the q.ies- Primp Minister Harold Macmillan tion of a prohibition on nutiear 1 espnted to utRe President Ki- tests. fenh.mer to ajjree to a modified' The Soviet proposition was put version of the Soviet proposal for before Britain and the United banning nuclear weapons tests. States in three-power talks at lie Mai millan. who will meet with neva. These talks have been tin Eisenhower next week, is under- cler way since the fall of U."8 food to favor a tune limit of I'ntil February tliey were aimed nout two years on the proposed at producing a treaty which would moratorium on small underground prohibit all testing of atomic te's. ivveapons vvi!h a system of inspec Kisenhow.-r administration load-;'" 10 prevent cheating. er. in contrast to the British! In February Fiscnhovver called Mew, have so far decided only for a new approach on the agree mat the United Stales should not ment on a ban limited to those fiaily reject the Soviet plan, it is tests large enough to be detected Understood. i easily, scientists had advised that A inajur dilficulty lacing the s mall underground explosions Piesident in Ins forthcoming talks would be difficult lor an mspec with Maimillan is that some of llon system to delect and that hi- chief advisers from the Ue- cheating on them would be possi frnse Department and the Atomic hie. I nergy Commission (eel another: The Soviets fust denounced the lei-its ol underground nuclear President's limited treaty pro Weapons tests must be held some posal hut then on Saturday tune in the relatively near lulure.! switched their position. They said perhaps late this fall. Agreement :hcy would be willing to negotiate en any moratorium would bar a limited treaty provided that the Juch tests. three powers would at the same Macmillan is due in Washington "me agree to an informal mora latc Saturday lor probably two ! ""'ium n the small underground days of talks with Kisenhower be-j tests. ginning Monday. They may be I Their proposition is v ery simi held here or at Camp David, thdlar to the line taken by the Brit President's Caloctin .Mountain re- i-h in discussing Kisenhower's tre.nt. or at his Gettysburg larm. limited treaty plan at the time it The best informed authorities was being developed. The British here believe that Eisenhower and argued that the United States Macmillan may spend much of should declare its readiness to their time, together with their ad-j continue a voluntary ban on small visers. in trying to figure out some underground tests for a period of kind of reply to the Soviet pro-1 time such as two years. During posal which would be acceptable 'this period, they contended, ways Ex-President Hits Negroes For Behavior No Bombs IN'DF.PFNDFNCF Mn. (.P-, Former President Hairy S. Tru man says he meant every word of his recent statement abou: Negro sit-dovvns in Southern lunch counters. At Louisville. Ky., last week Truman said. "If anyone came into my store and tried to stop business. I'd throw him out. The Negro should behave him.-e'.f am: might be found to improve detec tion methods so that all testing including small underground ex plosions, could then he covered bv the treaty. j The British position as it was 'being developed is ! litis very close to the present Soviet position Some ollicials think that one rea son the Soviets switched to a limited treaty concept was thai they hoped thereby to split Brit ain and the United Stales. The Kisenhower Macmillan talks have as a maM' purpose the avoid ance of a split. SI V. U.S. (iOVKICNMKNT LOS ANGKI.I-'S U HI ' Actor I Alan l.add and his wile filed sun Thursday (or relund of W7.1R4 they claim the government owes them on their federal income taxes. The couple claimed they paid SMti.'Mti in KIM but actually should have paid only SM.OS.V The Internal Revenue Department has refunded some of the money and they want the rest, the couple said. -how he's a good citizen. Com mon sense and good will can solve this thing." Two Detroit ollicials of the Na 1 ional Assn. (or the Advancement ;i( Colored People sent Truman a elera... saying the statements if accurately reported are shock- ng and deeply disappointing." Truman said Thursday he sent a reply to Detroit: "Your telegram regarding the tatement which I made about sit downs in the restaurant is cor eel. I would do just wind I said 1 would. NAACP is an organia- ion w hich has been working for :ood will and common sense in his situation with which we are laced. When they do things that cause people who h a v e been Iriendly to them, as I have been, to feel that they are doing the wrong thing, they are losing Iriends instead of making them." his reply said "If 1 were in Detroit I would say the same thing to you personally." The telegram went to Fdward M. Turner, president of the De troit NAACP branch, and Ar thur L. Johnson, its executive secretary. The NAACP issued a statement at Detroit in comment on Tru man s reply. "We recognize the act thai even our friends at limes may not agree with our methods and may not fully appreciate our anxieties in this struggle for freedom," the statement said. "If we are lo continue to make progress I his is the price we have to pay. The occasional diflerences ol opinion should not divert either ourselves or our friends Iroin the common goal." BAl.TIMOKK. Md. lAP'-Police were called out (ive times on bomb scares Thursday, hut no bombs were found. j One scare caused more than l.ood to leave a church during Lenten serv .ce. Anonymous calls warned that bombs were to go oil at the Tow son Methodist Church, the Balti more Municipal Building. Johns Hopkins University, a supermar ket and Friendship International Airport. 1r RIKND OF VOTF.RS ALHAMRKA, Calif. U'PI i Rep. George Kasem 'D-Calif.i said today he was considering a bill to lower the voting age to ). The congressman said this would make it possible for some 1th grade supporters to make good their piomise to vote lor him because he sent their class some color books. ( OSTI.V PAV RAISE ; ; EL CFA'TRO, Calif. ILTII-J Mrs. Mary L. Aguilar complained' today that a $1 a week raise she recently received as an employs of the County Health Department put her in a higher tax bracket and she now must pay $1.30 a week more in laxes. Register Mow! 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