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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1960)
HERALD A.N' I") NKWS, Klamath Falls, Ore Tuesdav. March 29. lflfid PAGE FIVR VP Joins Ike For Conclave GETTYSBURG, Pa. (API -Vice Prosidem Kichard M. Nixon was nudged into the world .spot, lisht today by President Kisen hower. who wants Nixon to suc ceed him in the White llouc. An aide, made it clear that Ki enliower has no thought of locus ins similar altention on Nixon's Democratic opponents lor the presidency. With presidential aspirants of both parties daily seeking favor able headlines, Kisenhower ar ranged for Nixon to join him and Britain's Prime Minister Harold Macmillan at their Camp David talks on a nuclear tes' ban and other global problems. At a news conference Monday night. White House press secre tary James C. Hagerty was asked about Nixon's role in sitting down with Kisenhower and Macmillan at the top level discussions. "The vice president's role Is very simple," riugcrty replied, 'lie is vice president of these United States, and the President has always, trom the time he was inaugurated, kept the vice presi dent completely intormcd of ne gotiations where possible, and has included him in these negotia tions." Hagerty then was asked wheth er Kisenhower had any intention of keeping candidates lor the Democratic presidential nomina tion similarly posted regarding the Camp David talks. "I have heard no discussion of that to date," said Hagerty. As Hagerty stated. Eisenhower's Inclusion of Nixon in the current talks is nothing new in the Presi dent's handling of foreign policy- Nixon, for example, sat in with Eisenhower last September for part of the President's Camp David talks with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. Nixon gener ally has been a member of the administration inner circle dealing with key international and domes tic matters. But inclusion of Nixon at this particular time, in this election year, could pay him political divi dends. The indications appear to be that Kisenhower is entirely aware of that. IfT- 1 few 1 Gas Company Paid Lawyer 5305,907 WASHINGTON (API Lawyer said he did not talk to Corcoran Trial Resumes After Recess NEW YORK (API A federal court jury returns today in the income tax trial of Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. (D-NY). The trial recessed Monday while Judge Frederick vanPelt Bryan and opposing attorneys conferred in chambers on future exhibits. Powell, Negro congressman from Harlem, is charged with cheating the government of S3.0I53 in income taxes. The indictment alleges the congressman, who also is a minister, filed a false return in 1951 for his wile, pianist Hazel Scott, and also evaded taxes in a joint return the following year. Miss Scott is not a defendant. DR. MORGAN S. ODELL, president of Lewis and Clark College, will speak and show a movie, "Home Coun ty, U.S.A.," during a Kiwan is Club meeting here March 3 I and during a Rotary Club meeting April I. The presen. tation concerns 'higher education. Thomas G. Corcoran received $305, W7 in Jive years from Ten nessee Gas Transmission Corp. lor legal services and expenses. federal Power Commission rec ords disclose. Corcoran, known as "Tommy the Cork" in New Deal days, was a powerful figure in the adminis tration of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. It was learned last week that Cwrcoran talked privately with three of the five FPC members last fall while tile commission was considering a proposal of a Ten- nesee subsidiary, Midwestern Gas Transmission Co., to build a new pipeline to bring Canadian natural gas to Upper .Michigan. FPC Chairman Jerome Kuyken- dall and members Arthur S. Kline and William H. Connole acknow ledged private talks with Corcor an, but denied any impropriety Commissioner Frederick Slueck The filth member, John B. Jus ey. was ill at the time and has since died. Corcoran's fees from Tennessee Gas came to light because the corporation had asked that they be included as operating expenses in calculating at least two rate in creaes proposed by the firm. A IM7 decision held that $WI,444 paid to Corcoran in t;54 should not be passed on to consumers. A pending case involves $82.(M8 paid Corcoran in .W. The FPC stall argues that it should be excluded. Ail FPC spokesman said that during the five-year period, end ing in 11158. Corcoran was not list ed as attorney of record for Ten- OSBURN HOTEL EUGENE, ORE. J. E. F.rl.y Jn. E.rl.y Jr Froprl.tort Thoroughly Modern nessee or Midwestern in actions whether Corcoran received pay before the FPC. menis that year. The company's W.19 annual re- Corcoran has not been available port was not available to show for common!. WALLET F4 Mai M. i hi Ht (i i'i.im v or DRYERS wim;n vor no rom wash at MERIT'S COIN-O-MATIC LAUNDRY .tin K. MAIN 101 SO. HTH Vest Demo Claims Ike Passing Buck WASHINGTON i,P) - Trcsi- lent Eisenhower was accused by Sen. Mike Man-lield iD-Mont today of passing the election year buck to the Democratic Cortgress on iarm legislation. , Manslield, assistant Senate Democratic leader, tossed back at Vice President Richard M. Nixon the hitler's declaration that "it is lime for Hie Democratic leader- hip in Congress to tish or cut bait" on a farm program. "If (hey fail to act, or act ir responsibly during this session ol Congress, they will have made it clear they prefer t farm issue to farm solution," Nixon told a GOP rally in Lincoln, Neb., Mon day night. Manslield said it is Eisenhower and Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Tall Benson who have I ailed to conic up with specific proposals to combat the drop in farm income. "The Democratic leadership on at least two occasions assumed the responsibility for programs that recognized the farmer as a person and not an issue," Mans lield said. "On both occasions the President vetoed what the Con gress did. "Now in the election year the President is trying to pars the buck to us for 'he 700-pcr cent increase in surpluses since 1953 and ,thc seven-fold increase in Hia cost of administering the farm program." Eisenhower sketched a farm program this year only in general terms, saying he would approve any workable bill the Democratic controlled Congress might pass within the limits he proposed. Sen. Barry Goldwatcr It-Ariz' said in a separate interview He doesn't believe the Democrats can escape' the political responsibility of proposing their own program. Goldwatcr. who heads the Re publican Senatorial Campaign Committee, said his travels in the Midwest indicate to him that the farmers "are not happy about the handling of this problem by cither party." Commies Fail To Set Off Bomb i TOKYO 'API Communist China apparently did not set olf an atomic explosion Monday as ji! member of the Indian Parliament had predicted she would. j Japan's sensitive instruments' for recording abnormal atmos pheric pies.Mires and earth shock waves picked up nothing. In the past they quickly reported Soviet ' and American nuclear tests. Dr. Raghuvira, a member or the Indian Parliament with private contacts in China, said on March 8 the Red Chinese would explode an atomic bomb with Soviet help on March 28 near Urumchl, in Sinkiang province. j REPORT IRAQ CASUALTIES , CAIRO '11'! i The newspa per Al Ahram reported Monday that 21 persons were killed. 20 wounded and .18 arrested during last week's violent clashes in Iraq between Communists and nation alists. " Your trip to 'ORTL4l will he complete only if you have hutch or dinner at the highlight of any visit to Portland, .a must for your next trip. RAM STANDARD THE BENSON ON BROADWAY CA 8 Mil. PORTLAND. 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