Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 19, 1960, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS Klamath Falls. Ore Tuesday. April 10. 10fi0 PACE FIVE Chief Eases Nixo.n Pals Watch Jersey For Signs Of Discontent Into Work WASHINGTON (AP Vice set for the Senile Inli'i'iial Sc lgram in Mime lii'hfv ion umilcl ho imhned lo h President Richard M. Nixon's eurity subfommiltcc. sliould muiv Nixon lias made it clear to hi MWieh.a inure sMnpaiiiciic uii friends watched today's New Jer- an "Psrt over Se"- cll","',i lassocialcs he lia nu intention -ot ,ls VR,us m (, ; AL'GISTA. Ga A P ) Presi-.-T senatorial primary for signs I'ase iH-.NJ' in the primary, the nioviim so far in this direction dent Eisenhower eased back into of the scope of discontent amonjsla u,MnB-Koiiing vacation today conservative Kepuhlicans. a AP u nno.il.ni in. I. .. r ...... u uuv-uoj llllVI Willi baseball outcome would he certain to tan 'that he will be ta-ed as a liberal. cnhouci- has Iwii :i new flame of demands for Nixon. He prefers a designation as a lo take a stand with the coii;erva-1"conslructive conservative." Some members of the right lives. Bllt C en that would be unlikely Eisenhower had no official aJ,wing have vokd fea,'s in mml V'd",''y' 0",,"H' 10 n,olli(-v ",c lm' uuiiiai up . hand, aunaifnl V wou d end iin;. . .nnMumiknivmi pointments at his vacation head- tteeks that the vice president may nmtn'.m Nl hand, apparently would tend to Mnnis .sliould win the parly nom- t4i i-nniit-ni ivnii t nniim.mi iii i .1 .. .1 ...... 1. ouarlers at the Annsi:. 'iinal Iv. .iinn .1,0 ..,... ' " J . l"M" ( If ri h V j T " " " ",v r""F" win tne votes 01 independents ,nM s 0w Jersey. . ' . ' have an ar';tive presidential nominee to take some Democrats in November he Morris has' pitched his cam- " 0 '"':"' tne party over to the ihera camD. lad better no a mcasurah e riis ii, . il, ,1 rx, r&rt pel some correspondence out of if nobert Morris, former conn- lance beyond the Eisenhower P-i,s' too liberal. ' B nnuu i , , j7 While he based his apK'.il fr r-" 1 - " 'I ' Ballad Singer Jim Davis fcrrssr SSlsl Allen was one of Eisenhower s 1,-11.1 EX ... . 4 m mm a. m no nit's. Case has advocated Mb . -TYJir..seeii As bhoo-ln hor csiief "..0,1 ..,. m Washington. He accompanied the President back to Augusta Union Workers Hold Protest ion with a vice and gambling rackdown as slate police chief. Louisianans remember Davis from his 1W4-48 wartime admin istration. He campaigned with songs and hillbilly band. When he tossed his hat in the ring again last year. Davis called Jft- ior peace ana nnrmony. pronv NEW oni.EANS 'AP'-Loiusi ana elects Gov. Earl K. Long's successor today, and the experts (figure ballad-singing Jimmio Da j vis. the Democratic nominee, will 1 run away with the race. I Opposing David are Republican PORTLAND lAPi Striking Francis Grevemberg going after union workers for the second sue- wnal would be the OOP's first ressive day marched rixtnitn a gubernatorial victory since Kecon- drizzling rain, in a protest demon- struction days-and states Rights i;'R an end lo the zany days of Uration against Portland's two nominee Kent Courtney. Earl Long. daily newspapers Monday. I But many, including Long, feel His leaders, taking no chances, They paraded (our abreast in a Davis assured his election in lhis'oiked for a big turnout. They line (uur blocks long at both the traditional one-parly state on JanJhoofully say between iOO.OnO and Oregonian and Oregon Journal 9. That day, he whipped New Or-!iuu 0"0 '' v"le plants. leans Mayor deLesseps S. Mor- Stcrcotypers began the strike jrison in Ihe crucial Democratic against Ihe newspapers last Nov. runoff. 10 in a contract dispute. Most still, political observers say the ,j f union workers have observed, vole mav tin off two imoortant'rieClHS V3T0UD , . ' r - -i - , inc. urban renewal and medical -K" are lor the aged than Eisenhower BSffoSfieS was willing to accept. :I?TlV. Case lias reason to believe thnlast Ml Former So!on WW w r picket lines, but publication haslirends. continued with supervisory and First, il may show how en non union personnel. ; trenched the States Rights move Second, it may show if Louisi- " 7 """"' ,a Republicans will be a factor on Portland's May election naiiot. I presidential election. "'C organization WASHINGTON (API - Sigfrid, The GOP. with only 8.6IHI reg- "Speaking for Dogs. B L'nander of Portland now is istered voters of the stale's total olficiallv a member of the federal :of about 1.1 million, feel il would Maritime Board. make its best showing in a small with any problems from animal 1 he Senate Monday confirmed turnout ana Republic Sin Annnmrmort to be reckoned with in the fall PORTLAND (API Former slate Sen. Icw Wallace is chair man of a committee set up lo called Wallace said enough laws al ready are on the books to deal I Ml oo bonus m IN ADDITION TO YOUR TRADE-IN (Most Liberal In Oregon) ON ANY 1960 HOTPOINT RANGE During Hofpoint Tradc-ln MERRY-GO-ROUND OLA FACTORY OUTLET STORES South Mth & Walnut Phone TU 4-6146 President Eisenhower s appoint ment of Unander. who resigned as Oregon state treasurer to ac- Grevemberg, a Catholic and former Democrat, pulled l2.0(H) votes when he finished fourth in cepl the federal position. The termjthe 1956 Democratic primary for expires June 30. 1961. governor. 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