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HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Monday. November 14, 1060 PAGE SEVEN Old Coalition Will Be Congress Stumbling Block iKlama,h Coun,y ,Great Decision' Program ls Scheduled wii ii w WWIIJI wiMiiiifiiiii " A meeting to start off the lWi.ihpse international questions is,. Agonal ion. I Plans for distribution of KactiCounty By JAMES MARLOW a(ely wjH be two domestic prob- But they cut across great fields AMoriated Press News Analyst lems involving money: of American life at home. He WASHINGTON AP Presi. 1. The country has had an said: "1 believe the times demand flent-elect John F. Kennedy made economic downturn. He must try invention, innovation, imagination moiign campaign promises and to avoid a recession. f mi ueuer living in America to keep him busy for his four White House years. "The theme of this campaign," he said, "is going to be action." His actions and his frustrations begin as soon as he takes office and has to deal with a Congress where, although his Democrats retained control of it, there is a built-in stumbling block to some of his liberal ideas. This is the old coalition of con- 2. Kennedy has never come up with a cost estimate for the pro- and decision." What follows here is boiler Great Decisions program in Warn- avauame m rai-t Sheets pre- (wini nv me foreign roncy promised full employment uiemploymcnt pay for workers ath County is scheduled at the nuu w.ie uirir juin. iiu nr tiiuiu-lounty Liorary conierence room . (,nn ised to trunk up a special pio-lat 7:30 Friday evening, Nov. 18. nre VCHIS .sion of the State System of gram for areas with chronic un-j T,0 mn,.,m rnmniP sli.rivl Hiclier Education and tlie Oregon relatedlttop'oynem. ,of international Questions. Subjects! Klamath Falls firemen re.-pond-1 state College EMension Service. Library. The program is endorsed by the Sheets and other study material Study material must be ordered. L'nitcd Nations Association of Ore- "'" ma(k at t,le evening meet-It is necessary (or individuals and as well as General Extcn-" B' ' 0 ' '' m ' " e'K'mla lu ""' neenea. only to his ideas on doing things During the campaign he came grams he proposes. Nixon said it at home and is separate from hisup with a farm program which scheduled for study this winter over the eight-week period Feb. 5 would be $15 billion. Kennedy proposals on national defense and still needs a lot of explaining. He to March 2fi include: Deadlock hooted at that. But soon after he takes office he will have to send his list of expenses his budget to Congress. He has said he would not ask a tax increase. But he also prom ised to keep the budget balanced spending no more than is taken in through taxes except in times ed to three alarms hnday and The program is built around in-1 early Saturday, At 1:19 p.m. Kri-, formally organized groups ot I nay nicy cncckcrt a short circuit neighbors and friends. Over 60 foreign policy, both of which re-!anls to expand the highway pro- over Germany, Soviet Challenge in a fluorescent light at the lioldjKlamalh County people participat quire money and plenty of it. gram, to cut down interest rates Here's a look at them: " home-buying, to provide a bet- ler met lor tnose depending on surplus food packages, and w ipe out slums. This isn't everything he prom- High in his consciousness are the nation's natural resources, from trees to water power. He promised action on: A cum- .iprehcnsive plan for many -purpose r'aS; ' "P"W1M rnrfjof national emergency or severe - ' fa , ' iciessiuu. , , , . . How then, in view of his broad ',. . . , n, ,,:. : and far-reaching promises, would , .,. j , ,,), j' ,i !he do the balancing? He sug gested various fields in which he thinks expenses might be cut. ised just for Americans at home but it will do for a starter. and world Leadership, t ranee Bond Mamp Mure at 415 Mam erf jn the 1W0 Great Decisions and Western Unity, Japan Future I At 5:21 p.m. they rolled to lOtll) program, according to Isahelle of an Ally. South Africa and aniHanks Street where Ihev doused iBrixner and Walt Jendrzeiewski. to Explosive Continent, The Ameri-'a fire caused by a generator who are assisting with organic- cas in Jeopardy, Arms and Sur- short. Saturday at 7 18 a.m. fire-'tion. men put out a short circuit fire oh a Copco utility poll at Ohioi First pictures to be transmit- for 'and Lowell streets. Ited electrically were in 1025. vival. and Blue Prints for the World Economy. 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Still, most voters probably ... , , , , . never heard of one-tenth or even Hls PP,S n he,a!lh' edllcf nne-fiftielh nf th. nlW5 anrl"n and alds 10 ol(ier 1 dent Richard M. Nixon has de prived him before he starts of that awe professional politicians have for a heavy winner. Confronting Kennedy immedi- prepared speeches which, al- should keep him and Congress in a whirl for four years: A medical care for the aged pro- though he stood behind them. he:S''am Paia tnrougn social secur-i ihreui wiiv tn nriW to talk in ity; higher pay , for teachers crowds about something which oc curred to him at the moment. ledical Mirror i.,iM..!.:-,..'miTTma Auto Seat Belts Eye Pain Breast Surgery Q. What it the mcStca I'iew regarding auto Meat belltt A. Based on information gathered by the automotive crash injury research program conducted at Cornell University, about J.000 lives could have been saved in the U.S. by use of seat belts during 1957i During the past year, the Public Health Service ioined hands with the National Safety Council and the American Medical Association in- a cam paign to educate the public with respect to the value of such belts and to encourage their wide, spread use. Results of the edu. cational program, so far, have been discouraging. 0 1 occasionally hate a thooU inn pain in my let eye, ff'Aal causes this? A. This seems to happen m normal persons, and for no known reason. It may be a bit more frequent in highstrung in dividuals and is often only one of many minor complaints. Q, Is there any nay to get rfi nf swelling in the hand and arm after breast surgery? Lott nf women would tike to lenow hnnt this. BrHrr(W)HrM ) A. Removal of the breast is not a simple operation. The surgeon may have to remove much under lying tissue and the arm is usually sore and stiff. In addi tion, the arm may swell and it may take several months for the swelling to go down. Patients are encouraged to keep using the arm. Baby it too much and re covery will be unduly prolonged. Doctors often recommend exer cise and the use of elastic strap ping of the arm to help overcome this condition. It's vise to become associated with a family physician before illness strikes. When you move to a new neighborhood, it's wise to make yourself known to the doctor of your choice. Then, if an emergency arises, you will not be a stranger to him. And re member, our friendly and com petent staff stands ready to serve your prescription needs. through federal aid; federal grants for construction, expansion, and modernization of medical schools, dental schools and schools of pub lic health; loans and scholarships for medical students; giants for renovating older hospitals; long term grants for increased medi cal research; stepped up efforts in rehabilitating the handicapped; increased Social Security pay ments; improved employment op portunities for older workers; a "massive construction program" for schools and colleges. Then there's the field of civil rights, the most inflammatory the members of Congress ever try to handle. Here are some of the things Kennedy said on this: "The Democratic party intends to use the full legal and moral au thority of the federal government including in particular the pres idency itself to put an end to racial and religious discrimina tion in every area of our national life so that every American has the same right as every other American to go to school, to get a job, to vote, to buy a house, ;to use any public facility and to sit down at any public lunch counter." , And he talked of creating a fair employment practices commis- 'sion an idea which is dynamite with Southerners in Congress to make sure people applying for jobs are not turned down because of color or religion. Then there's labor. Only part of his ideas on this are given here. He wants to raise the minimum wage to $1.25 an hour, a notion blocked by conservatives in Con gress last summer. Kennedy SChYnI-FY DISTILLERS CO.. N. Y. C. BLENDED WHISKY, 86 PROOF, 65 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS 111: 1 ' 1 . 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