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FH Jan. H, 1961 P,t, j
Capital Budget
Bill Presented
WASHINGTON, DC-Congress-man
Al Ullman was joined by
both of Oregon's senators in to
day's reinlroduction of his capi
tal budget bill. The measure, in
troduced by Ullman and Morse in
the last Congress, provides for a
distinction in the federal budget
nd in tile classifiratinn nt th
public debt between expenditures
tor operating expenses and those
for capital investment, such as
in resource development projects,
"Adoption of the capital budget
oncept," Ullman said, "will
make possible not only a return
to the multiple resource develop
ment principles that are a part
of the Democratic Party's heri
tage, but a moving ahead in this
vital field of policy on a more
sound and coordinated basis in
the challenging years of the six
ties." Congresswoman Edith
Green of Portland is a co-sponsor
f the measure in the House.
Ullman pointed out that prelim
inary hearings on his bill were
held last year before a subeom
mittee of the House Government
Operations Committee. He said
he would press for further consid
eration of the proposal in this
Congress, Ullman called it a "fun
damental reform" and "essential
if we are to adequately utilize
ur great natural resources,"
Local Marines
Finish Course
Marines Pvt. Hubert H. Kelley,
on of Mis. Ruth Kelley of 1540
Martin Street, and Pvt. Hubert
G. Le Beau, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward A. Le Beau of 1411 Nim
itz, completed four weeks of indi
vidual combat training Dec, 23
t the Marine Corps Base, Camp
Pendleton.
The course included the latest
Infantry tactics, first aid, demoli
tions, field fortifications and ad
vanced schooling on weapons.
Trainees learn that all Marines
are basically infantrymen, wheth
er they serve as cooks, typists,
truck drivers, or with aviation
units.
Marines Need
Flying Cadets
The Marine Coins is in need
f aviation cadets. Gunner Ser
geant Joe Lemiux of the Medford
Recruiting ,Office announced to
day. Unmarried men, 18 to 25,
with two years of college arc
ligibH; to japply.j
Training as a jet, transport, or
helicopter pilot is 13 months in
duration and is located at Pensa
cola. Those interested may apply
at the Selective Service Office in
the Veterans Memorial Building,
Klamath Falls, on Friday afternoons.
Women Discuss
Media Problems
Ways to improve mass media
were the principal points of dis
cussion at a meeting of the Klam
ath Falls Chapter AAUW at the
home of .Mrs. Ivan Thompson,
1975 Huron Street, Wednesday
night.
Representatives of the press, ra
dio and television media were
present to explain problems re
lating to dissemination of news ami
effective programming. Informa
tion compiled at the session was
to be turned over to a special
AAUW committee for study and
action.
" Chairman of the" meeting was
Mrs, William Wales Jr. Guests
included husbands of AAUW members.
Cancer Society
To Show Film
Volunteers of the American
Cancer Society made plans at the
Jan, 9 meeting for presentation
ef an educational film to be
hown in late February in Klam
ath Falls.
Any clubs or service groups in
terested in films on cancer may
obtain them free of charge by
calling Mrs. George Clark, at TU
4-3241.
The meeting was held at the
Pelican Cafe.
James McKenzie
Finishes 'Boot'
Marine Pvt. James C, McKen
rie of Chiloquin completed recruit
training Dec. 27 at the Marine
Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego.
The 11-week course included in
struction in all basic military sub
jects and infantry weapons.
Upon completion of training new
Marines are assigned to a unit
for further infantry training, or
to one of the many Marine Corps
tchools.
SUFFERS HEART ATTACK
MONTGOMERY, Ala. UPI -Two
cars collided at an intersec
tion here Wednesday skidded into
a third car and stopped directly
In froal of Air Force Sgt. Roder
fck Barfoot, 44, a pedestrian.
Barfoot collapsed and died of a
keart attack.
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