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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1960)
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore. Thursday, October 13, 1D60 "DENNIS THE MENACE" BR TO I I II Vote Pamphlets On Way PAGE 7 A 'YA JUST 7KKM THIS ITTIE HAWtE INSTAHT WATER' Welfare Views Expressed fere.it grade, he feels, Mill be "fully satisfactory for the tem porary nature and use of the pam phlets." The change in paper came out of pamphlet printing ex periments initiated by Applinc earlier this year. The secretary PORTLAND (AP) Welfare She added. "The time has come said he was also anticipating some workers need to find a balance 'for investment of tax dollars in postage savings due to the lieht in their work, ex-Gov. Charles A. the field of human relations, which er weight stock. is just as basic to the democratic T secretary again cited po principles our country stands for tential savings in eliminating dup as the curing of physical ills. This is a social ill just as important."! Bvlaa J A" T2ha 1 0 r ine tirst ot mi.wo voters ram jlicate household mailing of the phlets for the November general pamphlets. Karlier this vear An- election flowed from presses iivpling said his office could cut the Salem this week as the state's cost of publication and nnstano hv .elections division miner nocreiary nearly sw.ono it he wore permit of State Howell Appling Jr. ted to send only one book to a marked a major step in the pub-lman and wife "rather than indi lication of the slate's official guide vidual books to each as is now to candidates and measures. 'required by law. Multnomah County, which ac- "A well-informed voter is needed counts for nearly one-third of the to make w ise decisions at the printing order, also has the larg-lpolls." Appling said in urging est individual book, with 148 electors to "study the measures pages, the mammoth publishing and the candidates described job will consume 88 tons of paper the pamphlet." In .rnnUl 11 Jilt t I I. 1 . .7 V 1 Ni Appling had praise for the .:.. u cc.cu.,y ara. "massive job of coordination" per- Appling said mailing of the pub-'formed by the Elections Division lication to all registered voters is in getting the pamphlets published ueing nanuieu Dy private contract- on schedule. "It lakes real co ors in Portland and Salem and Operation among dozens of people win oegin tins wccK. completion in every phase of compiling, of distribution is anticipated prior I proof reading, printing and mail to October 23. ins to get nearly a million pam Appling noted that 2 slicht phlets to the voters in a few j change in paper used on pam- short weeks," the secretary said, phlets printed in Salem will savel , " $3.9U0 in publication costs. The dif- LAST WEEK Fall Festival AL Sprague, publisher of the Oregon Statesman, said Tuesday night He told the West Coast Regional Conference of the American Pub lie Welfare Association that wel fare workers needed to balance their responsibilities as individuals and their responsibilities to the state. "I know you are distressed by the limits of aid. But you dare not let your sympathies drain all the blood from your heart. You can't become bitter either. We in America are embarking on Stations To Close A three-day in-service training program for Oregon's 45 driver license examiners will mean clos ing most Department of Motor o ' 1 . . . . new course known as Man and, C"'""'S canons vcio- the Slalp whpio we mo trvino In ber 17-20. system of incentives maintain and rewards, Sprague said. "The provision of welfare aid Tests will be given, however, in the Portland, Salem and Eu gene areas on Monday, October Sain, iLfL 40 m IN AMERICAN MADE CHINA Discovered WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep Francis E. Walter, D-Pa.. said to day "photographs of nude men" have been discovered in the room of one of the two American codc'K clerks who defected to the Com- BS! munisis last month. Walter, chairman of the House Committee on Un-American Activ ities said investigators had found the photographs after the two Na tional Security Agency employes is one of the costs of industrial!17- AU exam stations will be upturned up in Moscow. efficiency-a modern attempt toleration on Friday, October 21 carry out the Christian admoni tion, "Bear Ye One Another's Burdens," he said. The conference was scheduled according to Edward M. Syring, manager of the driver license division. The two men, Bernon F. Mitch ell and William H. Martin, left their jobs in June for a vacation. They showed up at a Kremlin The three day training program 'arranged press conference in Mos- to end today after a talk by Sam. lns 0cobr 18 will be ' and denounced Grais, president of the Minnesota 1 I'"- u".s 15 u,e lus' 7;. , , the Welfare Conference. Another speaker, Loula Dunn, director of the American Public such training session schedule!. since 1958, Syring said, Topics to be covered Include Walter wouli not say in whose room the photographs had been discovered. He told United Press Interna- rn'll-Hl il I'llUiiliBiM MBtlfci n Woodbin Pattsrn v OwKjXajUL- nut china SYIACIME Welfare Association, told some!""''01' of examination proced-, a, 'Xu t Z TohZ" foilowZ 375 delegates that qualified caf 1 J Z "n.8, workers are needed urgently, She said it is bad that so few people handle "welfare responsi bility which can be administered much more effectively, adequately and understandably. She expressed hope for as much emphasis on skill of caseworkers as on skill of physicians, ing, what a good licensing pro gram means to enforcement, pub lic relations, financial responsibil ity, traffic safety, driver improve ment and machine records, committee s second unan nounced and closed-door hearing into the MSA's procedures for screening potential employes. Walter said discovery of the be able to renew licenses as usual at all department field of fices. Back From Russia CAIRO (AP) - Rebel Premier Ferhat Abbas of Algeria returned to Cairo Tuesday and told news- and Red China. Exams Set For Pupils Sen. Wayne Morse announced to day that preliminary Civil Service examinations will be given in Ore gon on Saturday, November 12, to young men interested in nom ination to a service academy. Unmarried men in good physi cal condition who will have reached their 17th but not their, 2M birthday by July, 1961, are eligible to participate in the exam ination, the Oregon senator ex plained. The tests are the first toward possible appointment to the Mili tary Academy at West Point, N.Y., Naval Academy at Annapo lis, Maryland. Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs, or the Mer chant Marine Academy at Kings Point, N.Y. only a very limited number of "'R" Schl to cancel Ks foot academy appointments each b?1' Thra" FHday year." Morse declared. "I base i n,ght . because s? many I-'" my decision solely upon the re- nave. Deen ")ure? ,n Practlce and suits of impartially - conducted m Xne. team "rst ,M 8ames competitive examinations." The senator urged that young. men interested in participating in tiie November 12 examination write to him immediately to ob tain full information and learn the exact locations at which the tests will be administered. His address is 417 Senate Office Building, Washington 25. D.C. Morse emphasized that the dead line for receipt ot inquiries by his ol lice is October 20. a rfi. f v; . u ' u photographs backed up his eonten scheduled for Wednesday, October "on lnal at least one 0( tne two 19, after which the group will tour mm, . was, a , homosexual while the motor vehicle building. KZkmg'i NSA' , Although no drive tests, written j m"siFa poinien exams or vision tests will be civ-1 F 8 ""eu lne sl0PPy en during the period of the train-e"?,mpm?m,em lnves"Ka'on used ing sessions, Syring said drivers' 1 . "'"1"":B Ramenng or ganization. Bids Invited BOMBAY, India (API-India's department of atomic energy in vited bids Tuesday to build the country's first atomic power sta tion designed to produce 300 nnn 4 piece place $099 settings from O OCT. 10-22nd ONLY! C -(sjuLkjuus ALL-PURPOSE rvDAMICr TRUE CHINA BY 01 KAlUSt Not plastic, not pottery, but TRUE CHINA. CAREFREE IS THE REAL THING! 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