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Newspaper Page TextU.Of ORE.LIBMrfT' C0iF7 MEfSPAPER SECTION CEN.REF. AND DOCUMENTS DIV. la The- Day's lews Weather Klamath Falls and vicinity Clearing and colder tonight; in creasing high clouds Tuesday. Highs 30-35; low tonight 13-20. High Sunday sg Low last niglit ;j Precip. past 24 hours .14 Since Oct. 1 ( 1.64 Same period last year .62 By FRANK JENKINS AP's Bill Ryan has an interest ing piece today on the Soviet economy. He says it's rising rap Idly by "it" meaning Russian power to produce. He adds that "they" claim they'll CATCH UP WITH US by 1964 by "they" meaning the rel atively small group, centering in the Kremlin, that RUNS RUSSIA. Ryan (he's one of the leading Associated Press foreign news an alysts says he thinks the 1964 date is wishful thinking on the part of the Russian ruling group. He adds that the consensus seems to be that they can't catch us in consumer goods production before 1973. It will take them still long r, he thinks, to SURPASS US This, he thinks, is the big ques tion: What will "they" do with it (meaning the power to OUT-PRO PUCE us) if and when they get it? He says they'll have three choices: 1. Military adventuring mean ing plain, old-fashioned wars of conquest. 2. Using their power to PRO DUCE in a bid for world domina tion through enormous invest ments in economic aid to under developed countries Asia, Africa, Latin America, etc. that is, mak ing these, countries strong and also making them ALLIES of So viet Russia. A 3. Giving the Soviet consumers MORE THINGS (food, clothing, gadgets, modern houses and such) thus making them happier with the world as is and dulling their desire for world conquest. Ryan thinks the Russian rulers will throw their RISING POWER TO PRODUCE into a bid for world dominance through making Russian allies of these under developed countries, Which con tain the bulk of the world's pop ulation. Pretty big thinking? Over the heads of us small peo ple? Maybe. But it sounds like good common eense on our part to pay LESS attention from here on to giving everybody something for nothing and MORE attention to strength ening our economy by sound, work-more-and-produce-more poli cies. That might make life in Ameri ca a, Jillle Jess glamorous for us today, but it could make life in!' HAVANA (UPD' A new diplo- America much MORE glamorousmatjc ciash appeared shaping up Iterate Price Ten Cents 24 Pages 21.1080 Telephone TU 4-Sllf No. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. MONDAY, NOVEMBER Weather Northern California Partly cloudy with local morning fog; slightly cooler tonight. Mount Shasta-Siskiyou area Cloudy and colder through Tues day with snow flurrim likely today. HfA...M i If j 'ITTTTII : -h? e try k reported recovering today from knifings by a mob of screaming natives who tried to lynch them on the spot where their aulomo- THE CHRISTMAS SEASON broke through Thanksgiving's barrier this year in Klam ath Falls. The Klamath Falls Street Department spent all night Friday erecting 34 holiday streamers like this one on Main Street' and side streets nearby. An extra beautiful ornament that cost the Klamath Merchants Association about $400 was hung near the post office. Street Department employe Charlie Dixon is shown wrest ling a star into position. Screaming Natives Blamed For Attack On Americans CAPE CANAVERAL. Ha. (API lover an identical route within two An attempt to launch a man-in-lnionths. Then if that was success- space capsule on a crucial test fill an astronaut was to take the tailed today. The Redstone booster j same trip in February or March By ARTHUR H1GBEE ,ing with Col. Edwin Danncmillcr i.Knpni.nvti.i.T- Th. fn,, I"1"1 his "ife to Ndj"'' Airport to (UPD - Two Americans wcre'?ee V:S' ,'y o( S,atc Loy Henderson off on a visit to Elisabethville. The car, driven by St. Law rence, accidentally struck a 12- bile killed an African boy cyclist. y-" i"Soiese oy wnccimg The two men. Chief Warrant; Officer Clyde St. Lawrence of New Bedford, Mass., and Frank Carlucci of Wilkes - Ban e, Pa., members of the U.S. Embassy staff, were stabbed and beaten by the enraged throng Sunday. Both men were taken to Lovan- uim university Hospital St. Lawrence with slab wounds of the chest and shoulder and Car lucci with a stab wound in the Udl.K. TOU-Vn ADil, .'. n.-n.ITC A doctor who treated them said f,uling conservatives rolled back to The ignited and cut off and then a rocket escape lower broke louse and shot several thousand feet into the air. The Redstone and the one-ton unmanned capsule were left on the pad. The 15'n-fout tall tower, resem bling a miniature oil derrick and man in-space .program. Japanese Give Vote To Pro-U.S. that if St. Lawrence's wounds had been "a bit lower he would prob ably have been killed." ' ' The renewed anti-white violence here and reports of troubles in three other provinces Katanya, South Kasai and the Eastern Province seriously worried U.N. authorities. The attack on the Americans in his bike across the road, child was killed inslanllv Within minutes a crowd formed 1 lowered by throe small solid-fuel on what had been an almost dc-'lm'kels- lHlllccl frcc lrom llle in serted road and one man started sulp 111,(1 rose "'rough a low-hang-whipping them up to a frenzy. '''"ud l;ink- Almlt 40 si'mds Carlucci shouted to Col. Dannc- li,lel'' " fc" hmk onl" ll,e can! miller, "Gel your wife away."!1'1'0"1 2m fccl from lhe lal"Kh Dannemillcr walked his wifci'"K l,;ul- down the road and thev were not : Tl,e Hedstoue was to boost the molested. But the mob started at- in the first U.S. man-in-space at tempt. Today's capsule was aimed to go i;;o miles into space and drop in the Atlantic Ocean 220 miles (lowniange. There was to be no attempt to put the capsule into orbit the eventual coal of the Fifteen minutes after today's launch, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration an nounced: "The escac rocket on a Proj ect Mercury space craft ignited prematurely three seconds before a scheduled launching today. The hell-shaped capsule K!0 miles into escape tower lauded approximate- acking Carlucci and St. Law- s'ace ann "r0,) " ln lhe Atlantic ly 2.000 leet west ol the launch I'Cllc'C iiiina uu in ciuc. sue. St. Lawrence was stabbed just '.The est'aPe ow. which is rie- as U.S. Vice Consul Miss Alison ,s'filrn 10 Plm lne capsule tree aim E. Palmer drove by. Bleeding heavily he leaped into h e r car and she sped him lo the airport get it hark to earth safely in case of a malfunction in the booster. ignited almost simultaneously with from where he was taken In thnltlie llcdstonc. This added some hnsnit-il confusion lo the scene Another embassy official, Rob ert Heavy, drove up and Carlucci tried to get into his car but the The launching was lo have been lhe first in the Project Mercury Redstone scries. The purpose was Count Slow Mew Cuban Incident Shaping Up Over Shooting Of Embassy Aide In Alaska control of Parliament today but failed lo get the all-out backing they had asked of the nation's voters. Tile conservatives claimed their victory was a broad endorsement of the U.S. -Japan security pact and other close ties with the West. Their lot list opponents claimed Leopoldville occurred when St. V ' V' (l something for his family." Lawrence and Carlucci were driv- , ' , , jne nauonwiae aunaay nauoi mob drove him back and he was 10 lcst lne cal'sl"e ln a sPace cn- clnhherl in lhe melee He finally VH'Onmcnt.. managed to leap onto a passing bus and the driver sped from the site. The mob looted and burned the Americans' car. "It is the boy we are sorry about," Carlucci said later from his hospital bed. "I hope we can If success had been achieved, Crash Kills KF Woman for our grandchildren and our great-grandchildren. In conclusion: The tendency of those Ameri cans who call themselves con servatives, will be to choose the latter policy that is to say, the policy of taking wise heed for the future. The tendency of the starry-eyed "liberals" will be to choose t h e former policy that is, to say the HECK with the future; let's have a good time NOW. -' It will be up to the voters in the next decade or so to make the final choice. Foes Battle Congo Move UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. fAP) Foes of Congolese President Jo eph Kasavubu mounted a last ditch effort today to keep the U. N. General Assembly from seating him and his delegation. But the prospect was that the assembly would vote to seat him anyway, late today or some lime Tuesday. That would give the United States a victory over an Asian-African-Communisl fac tion favoring Kasavubu's bitter rival, deposed Premier Patrice Lumumba. One experienced diplomat said the vote to seat Kasavubu might be as much as 60-20 with 18 ab staining. A day-long debate is ex pected and a special night session may be held. The first four countries on the speakers' list Yugoslavia, Gui nea. Mali and Ceylon have come out against Kasavubu. Kasavubu, who came to New York two weeks ago to press his rase, has said that until he is seated, he will not stale his at titude toward the U. N. concilia tion commission for the Congo. Some diplomats say Kasavubu has intimated that once he gets itfle seat, he will welcome the 15- .. .. ...... - , J AN!lOBAGE..VVlaskalUPV ,r- States, the revolutionary Cubaniported prepared lo reject the ac- Results are still coming in from regime may file formal charges against Henderson accusing him of al tempting to pass a counter, feit U.S. banknote. U.S. Embassy officials were re- today between' the' United States and Cuba over the shooting of an unarmed American Embassy aide by a Cuban army officer 'during a dispute in a Havana nightclub over a U.S. $5 bill. Wayne E. Henderson, 24, of Pasadena, Cajif., . an embassy communications officer, was re ported in "relatively satisfactory' condition following surgery at the police hospital for the wound suf fered Saturday night. His assailant was identified as Capt. Jorge Robrcno Mariqguez of the army's technical investiga tion department. Robreno was taken into custody by police andiplate and a hubcap were found held for questioning at La Cabana near a guard railing where a car prison. apparently veered on ine nignway Henderson was shot by a .45-antl int lne water. 15 miles soul"- caliber pistol held against his,east 01 nel'e- stomach. Hospital authorities said, A check later showed that the Police Fear Lake Plunge EUGENE (API A car carry ing a family of seven may have plunged into Dexter Lake, state police said today. Police said a smashed license license plates were from a car registered to Howard R. Lemons of Westfir, Ore., the general man ager of the Hincs Lumber Co. Lemons and his family were missing, and police said they might have been driving toward the slug went through his body entering the stomach over the left hip and emerging from his back, narrowly missing the spinal col umn. American and Cuban authori ties, while agreeing the argument was over money, gave conflicting versions of the incident. jthe Sources here expressed belieflheavy rain that in view of the bad blood be- Police were dragging lhe shores tween Cuba and the United 'of the lake. cusations, on port 'on the shooting given by Henderson's companion, Marine Cpl. William E. Tompkins of War ren, Ohio, an embassy guard. The embassy quoted Tompkins as saying he and Henderson had drinks at the "21" Club and Hen derson offered a $5 bill in pay ment. Two men seated nearby de manded the banknote from the bartender and then asked Hen-1 derson if it were false and if he had any more American curren cy on him, according to Tomp kins' account. Tompkins said an argument fol lowed and one of the men told the two Americans they were basis of a re-:Alaska's general election and also from Alaska's Aug., 9 primary election. Vote counting in the massive stale is like looking for proverbial needles in haystacks. In fact, there are precincts that haven't reported in to say whether or not elections were held. Vice President Richard Nixon, who virtually won Alaska's three electoral voles Sunday when ab sentee ballots gave him a margin of more than 800 over President elect John Kennedy, has the dis tinction of carrying the majority of the state's 300 precincts. But it may take more than a month before he finds out how he under arrest. At the doorway, he(jd on the four precincts that are said, one of the Cubans jostled Henderson and the latter started lo swing but was grabbed by Tompkins to avert an incident. At this pojnt, according to Tompkins, the other Cuban walked up and placed his pistol against Henderson's stomach and still out in Alaska Bush pilots, short wave radio, ship-to-shore telephone, mailboats, and even Eskimo whale boats play a part in bringing in voles from an Alaska election. If the state's 300 precincts were spread out equally, each would ing that returned Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda's Liberal Democrats conservatives) to power followed the same general pattorn of elec tions in Japan since World War II. It showed a conservative ma jority battling a slowly but steadi ly increasing' leftist minority. - A- middle-road appeal, made by the Democrali(-8ocialiiit -party, was crushed as Japanese Voters repeated (heir sham swing to the right and left.. The Communists made llieiri best showing in 10 years, in creasing their vote from 2.6 to 2.9j per cont and winning three scats The vole came- against a back ground of mob scenes in Parlia ment, violent demonstrations against the U.S. -Japan security pad and President Eisenhower's cancelled visit to Japan. While parly leaders played on foreign policy themes during the cam paign, . regional . and domestic issues and personalities were, as always, important. John Drafts Government PALM BEACH, Via. (UPD President-elect John F. Kennedy Death Ends Escape Bid the oilier was captured. Sheriff's deputies said Robert A Brockjnan, 46, was killed outright! as me car m wnicn ne was ruling snot but of control in a residential LJB Assures NATO Allies PARIS (UPD - Vice President elect Lyndon B.. Johnson assured pulled the trigger, without saying cover more area than lhe state ofthe Atlantic Alliance today that a word. Henderson ten and tne Rhode Island, approximately It), two Cubans fled. 555 square miles per precinct. Tlio fiiW-jn trorcinti u-ac oilon U'hnti rncullc fi-nm fil I awrnnr-n Westfir when the car plunged intob 2nd L( Jose Sua.M w,Q a,..Island finay alTlvea-' ,ate ast Mip lakfi nurinp Snnriav men. k . i . it. u. . ... i i i .1 . , . . rpsicn Konreno ana la. a ne no u-ppk ipv inr 1 nea me 1 rsi voie Blanco Romarys, his companion. 'count from the Aug. 9 state pri Duncan One Vote Short In Second Speaker Try SALEM (API Stale Rep. Rob-iry D. Boivin of Klamath Falls mary. 1 nc island is locaicu 4H miles from the Soviet Union in the Bering Sea Blanco, also a technical invest! gation department agent, was pro visionally freed after questioning. Robrcno was quoted as saying he was drinking with his wife and Blanco when Henderson tried to pay his tab with a bill which was refused by the bartender on the in the Aleutian Island chain grounds it was false. The captain intervened to ask Henderson to pay the check with Cuban cur rency, the police report said. Henderson was alleged to have the "new leadership" of lhe Unit' cd Stales would use all its re sources for a free and peaceful world. in n cnni.ni. ,.in,-nj i j, n. planalion of tlie resolution and ur- by President-elect Kennedy, he!T,?ly Tf1 p!Tnt,th.e with Clark M. Clifford, a hand some Washington lawyer w n o could end up as one of the powers of the administration he is help ing to construct. Clifford arrived' lain Sunday from a scries of Washington con ferences with representatives of President Eisenhower on the or derly transition of government. This is a problem that involves not only gelling now people into key. jobs, but getting the current job-holders oul. Before Clifford had been in town more than a few minutes, he handled an Important) chore for Kennedy receiving from the Louisiana Legislature a hot polit ical! potato involving civil rights. With much of lhe South watch ing,' a delegation of Louisiana lawmakers flew to Palm Beach in a state National Guard plane with a resolution asking Ken nedy's views on the action of a federal judge in restraining the state legislature in connection with lhe integration of the New Orleans schools. Clifford met the delegation al their hotel, listened to their ex- A 28-ycar-old Klamath Falls woman, Sylvia Jane Bousman, chimpanzee was scheduled to,?'" ,"e , ?T Dr:.ca ride a Redstone-powered capsule Manlal" ,Vou,uy 5 iT 1 d'"c. ." in an auto crash south of Wor- den on Highway 97. Mrs. Bousman was a passenger in a car driven by a hingsley Field sergeant, Norman Ray Brown, 29. State police officers at the scene of the accident said H1LLSBORO, Ore. (AP) - The . u u j hid for freedom by two escapees " '" .'!u ,.rT , from n state prison farm ended , , . b . , , in the crash of a stolen car here I"' '" ",c "" today. One conict was killed and WT t " " V. T Mrs. Bousman was dead when the ambulance arrived. Sergeant Brown was taken to Klamath Valley Hospital with lap. eralions of the forehead and other injuries. His condition was listed as "fair" Saturday night. He was later moved to the Kingsley Field base dispensary, where officials Monday said he was "not seri ous, lhe death brought Oregon I960 traffic toll to' 406, only IS behind the loll at this time last year, which ended with a record 496 persons killed. worked today on a complicated neighborhood, veered across blueprint of his new government lawn and then dropped over an cmuanKment wnne neing cnascd by police. matter to the president elect Tl.nn l.n rl,.n.,n In k'n..rl. Organization lo direct . "...u, ,7 ?. Nixon carried the two precincts . anH ' mi(n!1 ,, .a,int i night. Treaty . there by 75 votes. Two of the four precincts that haven't come in yet are located Ike Planning be a guest through to ert B. Duncan is one vote from did not attend the meeting. retorted: "I don't want to pay YVWClUP rlUnT viciuiy in ins iriiiipainii ioi ie-t me ocnaie win lie mane up oi v.uitituwin.ji, mum.;, election as speaker of the Oregon 20 Democrats and 10 Republicans! The agents then arrested Hen House of Representatives for the, with 16 votes necessary for elec-1 derson and Tompkins, police said, 1961 legislative session. lion of a president. iand Robrcno drew his .45 auto- I At a Democratic caucus here Corbelt said he has pledges from Saturday he won the votes of 28 the majority of the Democrats, rcpresenlatives-clecl. Later Rep. Boivin savs he has at least seven Kathenne Mllsa The Dalles saidl IlrmncraK and virlnallv all iho tried to seize the cun and the in a telephone conversation thallRepublicans on his side. Iwcapon was accidentally d i s- , , 1, "Z,s SinTu11 aulllriy remains with the!,"u, jsls out ' 'csort on the Earlier at the caucus Ren charged in the scuffle, the police .. , , ' ' '.,, .administration of President Ei-'-v""c uaKe neen miles southwest of Augusta, on the hunting expedition. W. Alton Jones, board chairman of Cities Service Corp., has been AAImmJ a RptPr matic to "intimidate" the Amcri cans. Robreno alleged Henderson AUGUSTA, Ga (AP) Presi dent Eisenhower was reported , iConsidcring today a one-day quail shooting trip as a windup lo his two-week Georgia vacation. The While House said the Pres ident had not yet firmly decided communism. He said lhe change In the ad ministration decided by the U.S. electorate was "in no sense a repudiation" of America's tary alliances. Johnson addressed 200 dclcgalcsjspnhower. from 15 free world nations at the 6th annual conference of NATO Kennedy, according to his aides, earmarked today for long and intensive conference with Clifford ahnnl hk trnnsliinn mil-idiscussions with Maj. Gen. Wilton Ib. Persons, chief assistant to Ei- parliamentarians. It was his first speech at a major internal ionalj conference since the U.S. presi dential elections. j Johnson emphasized that he; was spcamng strictly as a par liamentarian" and that until next January "the full and sole cxecu- Puritan Mayor Loses Election TOfiRI BENACO, Italy (API The puritanical mayor who tried lo chase scantily clad foreign she would support Duncan, and so did Rep. Juanita Orr, Oak Grove. Clarence Baiion outlined the tax 'report 5a'd Rep. George Annala. Hood River, 'program which the interim com-! said he still is undecided. Imittce on taxes will present lo n.mran nnnrlc II ivttnc In u in ll.n nnvl cnc.-lnn It ..ill .11 fnH . ! MM M M tiation Asian-African commission ,he po5t Tne ,0(,js,alure have 10 cml re(uclion in inconl j IQOl WQVQ 10 i-diiy um i .M.fc.i.mm ui... n-mnrnl, and it Rennhlirans tavn uilh lh ln In Kn moa seeking peace among rival poll- Duncan said he came to theup by a 3.ccnt-per-package tax IlCians. uu.es .,uum mm m,cau(,us wi(h kss ha votos cjarcltcs. V j .. i u j pledged to him. His principal Dem- L. L. Stewart, president df the rimnna anH Mai tiavn said nn.. ' -r ' r. . .. v.,..,," """ ' 1" nnra in nnivinnnt UaC nn Ul. A -Inn" nnnnn n,.l.; IIM Pnr.. f A D I 4 . .,-,,-n .- .- . , , , ., i. . .. i- ainlv lhal il Kasavuhu i spalpd r- i-i.w.io..u u,ikn iiiuiuum aoiuj ""i -"-.gusia ."sanonai won (.mo wiin nis K II . '. "Mam Holstrom of Gearhart. who a new proposal for three-way in- struck low-lying areas of northern ih iciiris. He lelt his secluded vaca- they will quit the commission sald nfi had 10 votes ,n m, pocket. ,dustrial accident coverage would Peru Sunday, reaching as far as tion headquarter Sunday night to it ....... I.,!:- I 11... ll-t,. L I .L . . :l..J , f . , '. . . J " senhower himself." 5efs Peru urging hiscnliowcr lo visit the Jones' Blue Hill plantation near Albany. LONDON 'AP) - Sir Winston Eisenhower spent Sunday Ko.'Churchlll's doctors hope to get ing and playing bridge at the Au-him out of his sickbed for the celebration of his With Nov. 10. Britain's World War II leader Shooting Times OREGON N'nTrmber 22 l;35 a.m. :0 p.m. CALIFORNIA November 22 l:.12 a.m. 4:41 p.m. It was believed that Holstrom re- be a good thing. George Brown, ,a mile inland in some places. Two'put jn a brief appearance at a has been lying propped up in a I director of the AFL-CIO politi- persons were killed and nine listed parly honoring his press sec rclary, James C. llagerty, at the Richmond Hotel in downtown Au- leased his pledges. Democratic senators have been cal education committee, dis- as missing unable to decide on their candi- agreed. I Dispatches from Chiclavo. capi date for president of the Senate. i Brown said also that Carl Gih-.tal of Lambaycue Province 630'pusta Nine senators who attended Sat-son, the labor member of the in-, miles north of Lima, said lhe Earlier, he accepted Hie rcsigna urday's caucus are supporters of terim labor rtianaeemenl commil-wave was preceded by loud under-, t ion of James D. Zellerhach, San Sen. Alfred Coibett of Portland.! tee, does not represent labor's! ground noises. Some residents Francisco industrialist, as U.S. However, supporters of Sen. Har- point of view. said they felt earth tremors. lambasador to Italy. nerial fldiiistuhlp hed Kinrp last , , . . manner. luesnay wncn ne siumoicu in nis bedroom and broke a small bone in his back. Lady Churchill lold newsmen Sunday night Sir Winston was "very much better," eating well and reading the newspapers. chased himself out of office The new mayor says he takes a more liberal view of how va cationers may dress. Mayor Gino Barhicri was losscd out alter a heated local election campaign in which tourists' dress was lhe main issue in this com munity of 4.000 near Verona. tl knn.... I...I .. .. I...- tit.- nuinudy , . . ,.j.j ,, ,.. . several privately owned lakeside tourist camp sites, charging the tourists dressed in an indecent Potato Market Klmnahh Potato Market quo tations will be found today on Page 3-A, Brockman was serving a term from five years lo life for burglary. and armed robbery. He was from Eugene. Deputies said the convict taken into custody was Benjamin Low, 27, serving a five year term for forgery from Benton County. He suffered only a leg injury in the crash. Police Immediately took Low into custody and state prison guards were to return him to the penitentiary at Salem. Authorities said Brockman and Low escaped late Sunday night from the stale prison forestry farm near Tillamook, stealing first a bus at the camp, and then abandoning it for a car. Forest Grove policeman Robert Delaney spoiled the slobn car this morning and gave chase when it refused lo slop. He and anolher police car pursued Brockman and Low into Ilillsboro. Then the car containing the two convicts over-j turned, and Brockman was thrown out of the vehicle and killed out right. There were no shots fired in the chase, deputies said. Will Shoot, Says Nehru NEW DELHI, India (API- Prime Minister Nehru said today India will shoot down Communist China planes crossing its borders when we can." It was the tough est stand he has taken on the long-simmering border dispute. The government reported last week it had protested to Peiping over 101 air violations of Indian territory in eight months. The Chinese denied the planes were theirs. Nehru made his threat to stop the violations with force under questioning in Parliament. t; JJ xi o a f V ll I I III THE DISASTER CAR FUND at City Fir. Department Headquarters reached a total near $2,800 Friday after, noon with pretention of a check for $75 by Mrs. Ruth Drewniany, jervice project chairman for Beta Phi chap' ter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Sorority members raised the money through a rummage tale this year and other projects. Harold Uglum, battalion chief, received the chocks. More than 20 organization!, individuals and firms have donated. One of the latest to do to was ' Weyerhaeuier Timber Company with a $250 gift. The car hat been ordered end should arrive within 60 days.