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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1960)
Sunday. October 30, 1060 TACT, 3 A TheyH Do It Every Time At LAST, DUPANCE THE INSURANCE MAN GETS HIS PROSPECTIVE CLIENT ALONE AND IN A SIGNING-UP MOOD WELL. AT LAST WE CAN RELAT IVE BEEN WANTING TO SHOW YOU THIS NEW POLICV-IT FITS YOUR NEEDS TO A TI DO NT CARE HOW MUCH INSURANCE YOU ALREADY CARRY- j it . By Jimmy Hatlo Jgyy Pgfl TMEN SOME PEST ALWAVS BUSTS IN OUT OP NOWHERE ANO BREAKS THE SPELL- ET7 -x 1 -r-i s S X I HEY, CTr,,;V- i ( .. ., U game ? hey. s l rS- 1 I HXN TflbttNrMtf; l ucAlJciiDC Yr I IGOTABO.. I THIN6.' PARDON V I II U t-M-Nl-fci;ou US.SILO-GOTTA I II SX LAV N I THE SBAU. A DASH- J Predicted By Officials "DENNIS THE MENACE" Formation Of Doctors For Nagel Group Announced iKNSMUR The formation plan lo ficlit for his election be-le.ssarv for this and other rea. riof a Doctors for Nacel Committecirniise e think it is vitally nec-isons." Ti'A. I has boon announced hy Joe Price, - . . f r n 1-1: : M.v., tu-uuiui;, cdin Ml'll CILIU- Kennedy Usually Off To Late Start i 1 I . Mi lii'X V. j ! ' I Wil WASHINGTON ilTI' - High American officials believe Soviet 'Premier Nikila Khrushchev prob ably will launch a new diplomatic offensive against Berlin soon aft ler the U.S. presidential election. They think he very likely will i"firm up" his rather general de- mands, expressed in recent talks w ith West German and British of ficials, or an early settlement of j the Berlin issue and on the ques tion of a German peace treaty. Khrushchev wants an early end to the Allied occupation of West I Berlin and separate peace treat lies signed with West Germany land Communist East Germany. Officials here think it likely that Khrushchev will move quick- llv in an effort to embarrass the Democratic or Republican w ith ' P."" BABY SITTER JUST CALLED ANO CANCELED OUT. tads L irnSe ; LoT MP- WILSON AND WE WQHXKlHo IF...HElu3?MSUtV. world has to offer. lions on these critical issues Tho C.-ini Innrln.- .. nil .... This in many; Anyone who travels with both as notable additions to this na- ,1a( the now administration will unique presi- candidates IS more imprcssca acuons meraiuie. ui u was pus- jn- no position to undertake sib e as the campaign wore on toiSubslantive ncRol ialions for sev. make up a list of specific legisla-..a, mon., .. wi necd . II.- f..l ... il, ., .J ; s" " "'K-Pack meeting was itr a ivii-kii i i ii I'ti .nil nun chart its domestic as well as for eign course. Editor's Note: wavs has been dential campaign. Here Arthur how frequently the techniques Edson. who has traveled with jibe than at how much they differ. both candidates, compares how Both firmlv believe in the tion which the man was for the two men have gone about hustle-bustle theory of politics, against. It's easier, when one is seeking the hichest iob the free This holds that elections are won writing, to look up and include SCOUT KEWS By ARTHUR EDSON by keeping the candidate as near lo perpetual motion as is humanly possible. facts Kennedy and Nixon are both good talkers but mediocre speech MAMN n'BS ichaige of Halloween fun during MAI. IN Malm Cub Scout "w evening. h.'IH Thnivil.iv 'Varas wne pn-sciiicu as evening, October 20. with in- man lor Fred Nagel, congressional candidate in the Second District Siskiyou County profession al people who are memlicis of this committee are D. D. Todoro vie. M.D.: Donald Meamhcr, M.D.. Roy B. Schlappi. M D. : Wil liam B. Strickland. SI D.; Donald Ratley, D.D.S.. and Caroline K. Baumback, R.N., according to a news release issued by Price. "We on this committee," Louis C. Olker, M.D.. Chico, was quoted as saying, "together with pro fessional men such as ourselves throughout the nation, have viewed with increasing concern the pres sures and outright legislative pro posals which, if carried, will lead to a lack of free choice among Americans in selecting their physician or dentist. We feel this is a freedom lo he guarded as carefully as any oilier. "We need men in Washington who will fight diligently lo pre serve all individual freedoms and in the Second District we have such a man in Fred Nagel. We GROWING INDUSTRY Approximately .10 years old. the I supermarket industry is estimated to have accounted for .11 billion dollars of the 45 billions Ameri cans stent on groceries in 1038. COLUMBIA i. CONSOLE STEREO AT A BUDGET PRICE ( I -V , ' V4 if. JUST 139.95 (in Mahogany JXtf. r . r , stereo consols ,( from Columbia h A designed to give you the most in value and listening pleasure. A foufsped, automatic C-HSS stereo phonograph, Ors model comes with a stowaway speaker that may be placed anywhere in the room for best possible tone blending, or plays superbly with stowaway unit in place in mam unit. Available m Mahogany, Blonde or walnut. You'll always find better buys at Home Appliance Co. 1001 Main Open 8:30 A.M. 5:30 P.M. Til 4.8181 WASHINGTON (API An hour Eacn nas tned 10 llusn out readers, as a result, relatively before Sen. John F. Kennedy was'voles by ,rain and h-v motorcade, few speeches have been prepared to arrive in Chicago recently, re-DUl tlle favori,e transportation by or for them. And those that porters were handed a minute-bv-'has been the three-airplane cara- have been are almost ignored by .-k.,.. ki. t hie fr..,r.h.',r van. the candidates. fol lows: Wolf badge. Terry and Roh lert Paniw: denner stripe. .Icrrv duclion and initiation of five new Bradv, and assistant denner slay there. Across the lop of this detailed, fwo-page timetable were these words: "We are behind schedule all movements must be expedited." This illustrates as well as any The candidate rides in one During a Western lour Kennedy plane, with the rear end parti-jgave out a textof a speech he tioned off so that he can have was to make in Eugene, Ore. Not privacy. With him are his top ad-lonly did Kennedy not refer to the visers, plus three newsmen, one speech he said he would give; he from each of the two press asso- never once even referred to the ciations and one a pool man subject. representing the others. The feeling bore is that Khrush chev will try to exploit American 'inability to agree to quick nego tiations by claiming again that jthe United States is slalliug Rus Isia's peaceful efforts to settle the Berlin and German crises. ! Khrushchev, in a talk last week with the West German ambassa dor lo Moscow, said that he want ed some decision on Berlin by May 1. He added that he would sign a separate peace treaty with East Germany bv next Septem members. New Cubs are Russell McCul lough. Jerry Kalina. Ronald Lind say, Paul l.udwig and .lack Pitts. Mrs. Jim Coiuiiv's den was in Back From Trip si ripe, Ronald Lindsay. Den chief cords, Dale PclrascK, Bruce Bauer, Larry Turner and Jerry Dwelley. . Refreshments at the close ol the meeting were served hy Mrs. Jim Ottoman and Mrs. Tim Wolf. I MONTAGUE - Mr. and Mrs High bidder Orlo Davis and their daughter,1 McCLOUD-Velmond Carv was Mrs. Betty Hodgcns, recently re- ,iKh bitne. on a shasla Trinity turned from a nine-day trip. National Forest Christmas tree Their travels took themjsale in the Doe Peak area north- through Nevada and Arizona, east of McCloud recently. thing a major difference in the rwt ini.,k ,he newsmPn set on way ivenneay ana vice rresiaeni ,he insite lrack by being physical- main points, but he s apologetic )OUl It. As he told a group of California wenard m. Mxon run tneir cam- k, cioser to he gl.eat man Nixon aboul u paigns. Nixon tries lo be meticulously on time and usually is. t Kennedy tries to be approx imately on lime, but he neaiiv and Kennedy have about as much time for diit-chat as a surgeon would have as he nears the end of the delicate operation. icampaigning, one thing I very Other newspaper men are rid- much dislike lo do is lo read a nnen a sK.eut ,s p, epatea to. ber al (ne ales( jf ,e Ajes ,,ad T) dl.QVe as m. gs s bj() was M ,jn. Nixon, he usually tries to give the . ,.nm lfl iPs hu thi timr. in u r . (.... t... on. t. t .i,;i. 1UIII lui o.niu ii-v-i ui ..nut fir and 36 cents per foot for 5,000 feet of Shasla silvertip fir. Minimum asking bid was 15 cents and 25 cents, respectively. former residents of Carl Park of Montgomery Creek I was the only other bidder. The United States. Britain and France warned the Soviet Union know me know that while I am place any restrictions on the corridors into Red-encircled West Berlin. Death Valley, Reno, and Las Ve gas, and came through the Big Pines in Bishop. California, air w Here tnev visitefl .Mr. ana Mrs Jake Zedikcr, Big Springs. always is oil to a late start, ana,inn lne seCond plane, and pho-, speech, even if I have written it so he's rarely on schedule so tographers, left-over staff person- If the collected campaign words rarely he can be written off as!nci an() baggage are toted in the'of John F. Kennedy and Richard running lale even before he hits third one. iM. Nixon are ever brought to- twn- j It would be hard to prove, but together heaven forbid it will This attitude affects their cam-;considering the unflagging indus-lbe found that the same thoughts. Pa'Sns- try of both men and the way theoften expressed in precisely the An air of careful premeditation. 'airplane enables them to reach'same words, will be repeated end of anticipating each crisis and several mainr cities in n Hav it's lesslv trying to prepare lor it, per-.obable that no other two can meates the Nixon camp. " didales have been seen and heard An air of improvisation, as if by so many. someone lorgot the script but it But it's not just the way the cloesn t matter much anyway, seems, at least at times, to con trol Kennedy and his employes. But these differences can be stressed loo much. OFFICE MACHINE REPAIRS Typewriter, Addltif Mi rhlne r leaned, repaired, overhauled. Guaranteed Workmanship JONES' Office Supply rhnnc W call TU J-4II1I for A dfllver And, finally, has there ever been a campaign as humorless as this one'.' Kennedy has said, "My wife is candidates flit about. It's the home haying a boy." And Nixon similar ways in which they go, has often played the role of just about their speech-making that isiplain folks, most striking. For example, he was attending Rarely has a campaign pro-'a morning meeting in the night duced such a smidgen of specifics : club of the Ambassador Hotel in and such barrels of generalities, And surely one reason has been the speech habits of both candi dates Los Angeles. "I am delighted that you would come out to breakfast," Nixon said, "that you would be in the In the past candidates turned beautiful Cocoanut Grove. Pat and out or their Writers turned out I, you know, we never were in for them a sizable collection of I here in the years when we were 'speeches during the months lead- courting. ing up to the election. I "We sal outside in a little bar Few of these were ever classed and listened, but I remember it was very nice to hear the music come out through here, and it's nice to be in it. Very nice." But campaign jokes, once an important part of any politician's arsenal, have been barred as if they were illegal. It's grim out there on the cam paign trail. Very grim. f'H ' If HENRY J. PAYNTER Democratic Candidate For COUNTY CLERK Full Time Dedication To Public Service World War II Veteran, 20 Yean Serving The Public. PiM Pl. AHv. hjr Hfitry J. Pntr. V! Rtmfwtr Drlrt Death Re-Probe Closed By DA LOS ANGELES IUPD Dist. Atty. William B. McKesson has closed the re-investigation of the death of actress Jean Harlow's husband 28 years ago with a slap at writer Ben Hecht for saying the suicide was a murder. "Since Monday my staff has been making a complete review of records in the Paul Bern mat ter." said McKesson in a prepared statement Thursday. "Such a re view was a proper course of ac tion because a murder is never outlawed hy the statute of limi tations. "When I ordered the record check I assumed Hecht was still a responsible reporter. It now ap pears, by Hecht's ovvn admission, that he apparently was peddling a wild and unconfirmed rumor as fact." 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