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Executives Must Reappraise Company Relations
Mob.. Feb. 13, 196! Paee T
Herald Nr s Klamath FalU
PHILADELPHIA (API Ex ilo company in Hie wake of vha!corporations involved. Attorneys sa nig they user! substantial sal-
ecutives from top to bottom ol happened here to the electric, for rnmnanipc and tho for in l"'ie5 to balm their conscience.
the corporate ladder can reap- equipment industry. !dividuals made contrasting plea
ipr.nse today the relation of man
Fireball Is
i Identified
'But usually he suspended jail
them on five
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V? vVvi Vi - -fNSfc rr-iSI ob ervations showed
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rr - -C ,X.---r T-' OifiA,Ts 1JP A V.Ts. the atmosphere over
exploded close
northwest of
' American
determined, j
Pacific North- management men,
society, .aid! notice they must be as
that the me- ahove lP"l,h as Caesars wite
steep glide into
to what the court imposed. Other
companies have demoted the in
dividuals involved. In both cases
the future company road (or these
men mav be rockv. Those who
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..ntrv of Southern flreeon and ocuuve, ...ay u..i.-. .u nem was neenea io Di mg sianuuy
.lrled In olnw from friction as"" ''li-" a once nigiuy rompcimve
it m ,n. .in,w. l,it . them up-mav even qucs lonjdustry.
miles above the earth. !5ome I" or, P"c,cs as daI"
Pari of the fireball may have T, fj , in.iiVi,illas sentenced
to jail looked unbelieving. Later
ones looked crushed or startled
DOES THIS MEAN A HARD WINTER? The Statue of Liberty holds her lamp hifih over a bleak tundra frozen
New York harbor. Belted by storm after storm, numbed by unwonted cold, the Last and much of the rest of the
country has shuffled through one of the bitterest winters of recent history. The Weather Bureau blames it on
something called "planetary waves" and notes that winters have been getting colder for the past 20 years. Oh well,
the hounds of spring are on winter's traces.
Ibroken away and exploded in a
brilliant flash near Wolf Creek
1961 Promises To Be Man's Year
To Take His Initial Space Step
where hills were lighted-beforc lhat thcy coud t,e sentenced for
me w noie mass nrose up in noun- (lonR t,pil. j0i, as wy had lnler-j
ern California. Brogan said. I prcted it.
Grants Pass, Rosehurg audi Some openly showed resentment
RK.I.IKF OF SORT Eureka-Arcata observations hclp-;that they were being punished
BEDFORD, England (I'PD ed chart the course and the end while "superiors weren't even in-
Mrs. Constance Peachy had herjof the fireball, he said, addingjdicted."
rent reduced from $14.70 a week that it may have been one of the The relation of man to com
to $11.75 because the color biggest, most spectacular shows pany in follow ing practices
scheme of brown and dark blue of its kind in the West in a num-deemed to aid the firms con-
was "terrible to live in." 'ber of years. 'cerncd varied widely among the
Others pleaded through their
attorneys that thev had first op
posed the idea of price fixing,
banned by antitrust laws, but
found they had to go along as
part of their jobs. To these the
judge mostly tinned a deaf ear.
perhaps now more than ever they
w ill ponder what their role should
be.
have struck out for nev; jobs may
face difficulties, too.
Corporations pay the heaviest
fines. But corporations are made
What happened was: The roof in asking Judge J. Cullen Ganej -sentences and put them on live "P mumuuHis as wen as oi
ell in. of V. S. Dist. Court here for le- year pronation. i""- i'F"r..i.
As a result of guiltv or no con jmencv. I Many of the defendants were Individuals play roles in deter-
!,.. . ,m;ir,,c't c,,i,.a,.v m .tinrn- uiii j! or near retirement ace. Tholmin'"K corporate policies. And
charges W companies must pay'lheir top men were unaware ot '1"" will bear down hard. So willjl
fines ini.illme $178 mill.on and the widespread oriee fixine and loss of status in company and '
44 of their executives must paibid rigging in an industry wiihlcommunity.
firms lolalline $137,500. Jail sen-iM billion a vear sales. Some ofl Others were in middle age,
tences were meted out to 31. withitheir men showed active resent- fcw wcre .vounjs and low in rank.
(APi-The fireball u mil m, five vears probation andiment of salary cuts and demo-' Some of their employers say com-
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v over South-,7 others ordered to jail lor 30 Hons since they were indicted last i"' "'svip.u.c u.n ue wu
davs. Ispnng and insisted they werel1
All concerned are pondering carrying out orders of their im-
what their corporate future is mediate superiors or instructions 1
some already have left their jobs, of their predecessors on the job.
In countless other . industries, Some of the individuals accept-i
big and little, ed the court punishment as they
had accepted tluir company role!
nouig what seemed expected.
n avoiding invo.vement in price, They gave no indication in court
fixing or bid rigging. Many jun-:0f questioning the practice they
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By ALTON BI.AKESI.EE
Associated Press Science Writer
,CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. API
Suddenly the big rocket spurts
alive in flame and smoke.
Human hearts quicken a beat
for this rocket is daring to thrust
a man into orbit in the wondrous
frontier of space.
. The infant space age is only 40
months old. But in 1961, its daz
zling pace is quickening, the goals
are widening.
And 19fil promises especially to
be the year when man first soars
into space be he Soviet or Amer
ican. Some initial steps and rehear
sals are already done.
The Soviets last August recov
ered two dogs which had gone
circling the earth in a great five
ton spaceship. There are some
speculations meeting stout Soviet
dertials that the Soviets have al
ready tried and failed to loft up
and so have killed one or more six minutes of weightlessness. His
men. mind and reflexes worked well,
For the United States, a great indicating man also can think and
advance came two weeks ago act in spaceflight,
when a spunky, chipper chimpan- sometime this spring probably
zee named Ham rode 15 miles. wm come a similar hop by one
high and 420 miles downrangeor more 0 the seven U. S. astro
into the South Atlantic for safe Laus now in rig010us training,
recovery. Then the orogram calls for a
But Ham's trip was just part;cllimpanzee (o orbit (ne ea,th.
propelled by a more powerful
rocket. If all checks out safely,
a man is to go.
The critical auestions are
other planets or somewhere. iniwhether humans can withstand or
space. Trips to the moon and be p,.oleced against the hazards
of a tremendous space effort
which envisages launching at
least 28 U. S. satellites a year.
It calls for a search for life on
Venus and Mars and beyond. Sat
tellites giving global weather re
ports and precise predictions of!
of radiation, bombardment by
meteoritic spacejunk, prolonged
weightlessness, the jolting take-
Boivin Bill
Asks Change
In Velfare
SALEM (API A plan for re
organization of the state Public
Welfare Commission was offered
'Friday by Senate President Har
ry Boivin, D-Klamath Falls.
The plan followed by a day an
announcement by House Speaker
Robert Duncan, D-Medford, that
,'.he had a compromise proposal
under consideration.
Boivin's proposal would abolish
the present seven-man welfare
hfcard and replace it with a five-
man board.
This board, under Boivin's plan
would appoint an administrator
with the consent ol the governor.
Boivin said the plan is aimed
at giving county courts and wel
fare commissions more responsi
bility.
Boivin's legislation would re
quire that one member of the
Welfare Commission be a county
commissioner or judge and an
other would have to be a mem
ber of a county welfare commis
sion. Duncan's plan also would give
he governor a veto power in the
selection of an administrator by
the commission.
blizzards, .hurricanes. tornadoes:0f and dangerous return to earth, j
" All dreams of landing men on
the moon and sister planets, of
building and operating space way
stations, inns and refueling de
pots, piloting rescue ships to suc
cor spacecraft in trouble, using
human skills in space for peace
ful or military aims all these
depend greatly upon how the
early spacemen fare,
u Even if the U.S.S.H. seizes the
plum of being first, the Mercury
man-into-space program will con
tinue, say officials of the Nation
al Aeronautics and Space Admin
istration. For the human mind and senses
the human ability to talk, to feel,
describe and make decisions.
and sunny picnic Sundays. A sys
tern of instantaneous worldwide
TV and telephone calls and news
reports bounced from earth to sat
ellites and back again.
One of the greatest moments
will come when a man first looks
down for an awesome, thrilling
view of his own round earth, and
stars shining with new brilliance
in the black depths of the uni
verse. It will mark the first step in
breaking the shackles of gravity
which kept life down to earth
since its beginning.
Let him slip on ice, and gravity ,
brings man crashing down. Grav
ity holds him safely to his earth
spinning 1.000 miles an hour, and these qualities can enrich the hat-
limits how high he can jump.ivest of knowledge and benefits
Gravity has thwarted his ancient
dream to explore the moon and
planets.
bound (o come from space ex
plorations.
This calls for manned explore-
The odds run strong the first 'tions by all interested nations.
man in orbit will be Russian. The! The Soviet Union ushered in the
new;s, indeed, could come any mo- space age, astounding the world
ment. For the Soviets leaped toland discomfiting the. United
a seemingly unbeatable early lead states particularly, with Sputnik
toward the goal of manned space I sent aloft Oct. 3, 1957.
Iflight. Since then, the two nations have
The earliest schedule for an, taken divergent paths in explor
American to go wheeling arounding and exploiting the potentials
the earth is late this year. of the space age.
Ham passed a critical date m
the careful and worrisome time
table on Jan. 31 with his 16-min-
lute sub-orbital flight. The tense
moments, minutes and hours of his
flight will be compounded 1,000
fold when a living man essays
the same journey.
Ham kept pushing levers, as
trained, despite the stresses of
vastly increased weight at take
Worry of
FALSE TEETH
Slipping or Irritating?
Local Men
Attend Event
Fifteen Klamath County govern
ment and business leaders attend
ed the second annual Governor':,
Praver Breakfast in Salem Thurs
day" the Salem breakfast was one
of 51 similar gatherings being
held throughout the United Slates.
President John F. Kennrdy was
host at a prayer breakfast in
Washington. D.C.
The purpose of the series of
breakfasts is to show that the
strength of the individual, bol
stered by rt'licion. is the coun
try's greatest defen-e against the
threat of godless communism
Those in attendance from Klam
'alh County were Jack Douglas.
Chuck Burman. Bob Kent. Dale
Crabtree. Charles Mack. G. R
Leach. George Flilcraft, Carrol
Howe. Dr. Donald Bauer. Reuben
Larson. R. R 'Bob' Walker.
E. K. 'Ken i Allison, C. E. Red
field, Vtilliam Grimes and Harry
Boivin
Don't be embarrassed by loose false
teeth slipping, dropping or wobbling
when you eat. talk or laugh. Just
sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your
plates. This pleasant powder gives a
remarkable sense of added comfort
and security by holding plates more
nrmly No gummy, gooey, pasty tsste
a, fHll.. Tt-a alliallna Innn.kflril
off and re-entry, and more than ' Get FASTEETH at any drug counter.
edical Mirror
ThmiiilimkimNtiiy
Malignant?
Mrnirre'i Diwaae
Im potency
Kxtra Kidney
Anthma & T.B.
Palprnitv
(J, What M the Hifiprtnr h
rpen hfntgn and malignant
fratrtht?
A, The basic differrnce is that a
benign growth does not pread or
"metaslaMje" to other parts of
the body. A malignant growih
means cancer, uhich, if n n
checVcd, may spread and cause
death.
(J. On WntVrV Hitrn rr
ffli tutitlmly, for no apparent
rratnn? If no, it hearing vhallr
; or partially rfMtnretl?
A. Head noises and dizziness
associated with Meniere's disease
tend to come and go and there
may be long internals betueen
attacks. Deafness usually gets
uore although in some cases
the progressive deafness tends to
clear up temporarily following an
attack of dizziness.
Q. fhtmt removal of the prn
far r.iujit im potency?
A. Several medical studies indi
cate that potency is retained by
aboul 7(1 per cent of men who
are sexually active prior to pros
tatic surgery.
Q, I knntr it pprnn ir ho hat
thrrv kidney, tine thin happen
often
A. No. it is quite rare, However,
at least one case is known in
uhich there were six kidneys
three on each side.
(). If a per ton hat axthmn it hm
more, likely to ratrh t.h.?
A. Apparently not. Statistics show
that tuberculosis occurs no more
often among asthmatics than
among non-asthmatics.
(J. I it trienti finally pattihle
to identify the father of a rhild
heynnd any dnuht trhatioerer?
K. By application of paternity
tests it is possihle in many in
stances tc exclude the, man as
the father of the child. The tests
can not show a man is the father.
The fact that the tests fail to
exclude a man is not accepted as
evidence that the man is the
father of the child in question.
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