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Newspaper Page TextMonday. .March 1.1, 1961 HKKAI.I) AM) NKMS, Klamalh Falls, Oregon PAGE 1 Wonderful New UNIFORMS! WHITE SWAN BOB EVANS LA GRACE 5.98 to 16.98 By LYLE C. WILSON talking about, however, so some I provide bus rides for non publicllion, and the Supreme Court hastional question involved in the Negroes comprise a political pow-ipress, of assembly and of peti WASHINGTON (UP1 1 Every- Quotations are in order. This, for school children. L.,.1. that .I..- federal aovernment makinc Ions erhnns.. L .u. body is talking about President example, from the President's All through the majority and ,d . recommend-tc, m loan.s at reasonable rates of The consij,u,iona reference to which the President referred.' the Kennedy s firm stand against hiSiMarch 1 news conference: inority statements (opinions) onj Wer.iTe''e . 'u'" "jreIigion is in the first t words Supreme Court said this: "No tax in any amount, large or small, can be levied to sup- own cnurcn ana on lederal aid 'o The situation clearly prohib- . inai par.icu.ar ques ion mere was! uie i " " oi o( lhe lirst sentence of first arti- scnools. its (federal I aid to the parochial l a very clear prohibition against pnva e scnooiv 'tie of the Bill of Richts jneie also is talk about the school. There is no doubt aboutaid to the school direct. The Su 4U .. I J: t 1.1. - t... UVUl ,,, auilll. " 11 T H't VI. Ulll tl..ln.nff n ttIO Mr.ni.... iicm stand of House majority that. The Everson (Supreme preme Court made its decision in leader John W. McCormack ID- Court I rasp, nrnhahlv the mncl Ihp Fvuin rau) hv rlatarmininci ' of Rights aided the student. It is ,,.,.u - .u. u.,j "Congress shall make no law port any religious activities or in laid to the student, not to the . k . : ,.0,.am ..... .. . respecting an establishment of stitutions. whatever .they may be Mass. I against. Kennedy on the celebrated rase movided n)v hv!tha. .h. iH . th. ,hiM , sch' r college and. therefore.! .. ,,'. s(.hnnk T,,. relig.on. or prohibiting the free called, or whatever form they religiousr ... oud . a ,,,., , .ieNere.se thereof: may adopt to teach or practice aaiuc suujeci. a 5 to 4 dec s on ha t was nns- to the schno A d tn the si hnn " " " jvoi everyone Knows what he is sible for a local community to'is. . .prohibited bv the Constilu group. ; . j t.i t u i j ",al article continues o guar- religion. 6 r factor in defeat of the school-aid , . , . f That is the President's interpre-inroBram ' freedom of speech, of the' Be your own judge! tation of the Supreme Court's in Leaders of the Negro political terpretation of the Constitution. INCOME TAXES Why throw 20c of vtry dol lar away. Bring your tat tlipi in and sava. Chas. Hathaway 120 N. 10th St. Rogers Roofing & Siding SAVE 20 OFF-SEASON PRICES FREE ESTIMATES Ph. TU 4-8866 pressure group support the Pres ident. They fear federal aid to Majority leader McCormack, Jikei Kennedy, is a Catholic. He dis- private schools would leak lo pri agreed with the President m the vate institutions set up in the following quotation: south to avoid the co-mingling of "There is certainly no constitu-lwhite and Negro school children. Kennedy Waging Firm Fight Against Aid To Private Schools 22MUITNIJl MALI j """r" $br SUDAN f ANGOLA PlJo of " J !I?JsuJSi) """ii!! Let "Magic 9" values be your guide to big tirst-of-the-week savings! Gerber's Baby Food Ir12 89 Indecision Mars U.S. African Policy Pork and Beans Morrell's Snack Del Monte Beans Highway. Flavorful! 5 2'j cam Luncheon Meat. Grand hot or cold 12-oz. can Fancy cut green 4 WASHINGTON (NEA) - There are many points in Africa that could almost overnight turn into another Laos, another Cuba, an other Congo. Privately, State De partment and Pentagon experts agree on this point So there's a strong movement within the State Department to supply more arms to Africans to "equalize" the situation. Then one country wouldn't get caught "naked" if the Soviets suddenly dumped arms into a neighbor or Without beons 15'2-oz, can Santiam Corn Whole Kernel Thev worrv about what Guinea ' to dissident tribes within. .;u .! iiP nn;nl,kn ...Itl. thai r.. II .- II.. ...u- I .Tin uu iu iu iit;ibiijui a mm .,iti Dui nicies n equally veite- new arms it's getting from the.ment group within tlie State De Reds. They fret about the Por- partment and Pentagon that ar tuguese colonies of Angola and gues against more arms. They're Mozambique and about the Rho- afraid the arms will merely desias and Nyasaland, British 1 start new troubles and civil wars. lands north of the Union of South Africa. They're bothered by the situations in Mali, in Ruanda Urundi, in Kenya, , in Morocco, and, of course, in Algeria. But the State Department and Pentagon men can't agree on a policy. The result is indecision. It's not only that the State De partment experts can't entirely agree with the Pentagon. It's that the Slate Department experts can't even agree with each other. Already some strong recrimina tions have flowed from State to Defense at lower levels of the hierarchy. Meanwhile the African situation is getting worse. That's the one Then there's an influential group in the State Department that wants to try to get the Afri cans to agree to a loose all African union to handle African affairs, especially explosive situ ations like the Congo. It would be set up like the Organization American States, and be under the U.N. The idea:' get Africa to police Africans. They would mu tually guarantee each other's bor ders and cooperate on economic problems. The federation proponents argue that if Westerners intervene to help an African country, it brings memories of colonialism, and- turns the Africans to Moscow Red Africans, step in to stop neu tral or pro-Western leaders? ' 0lLan Ji'f Phil! There's another group in Wash- OcDnaiQI S 111111 ington that argues the U.S. should stand by and wait. They hold that Guinea will weary of its Rus sian connections. They calculate inai even i-resiaeni ftasser ana. . . n ,r cfni, 1 fx hie i: A P 0,0 nrnuiinif lo-,.., f I M C t M t ATT Art "-"-J- the Reds. 6 " ' ""i5iam mncc Others call this "wishful think-1. . . . But both Defense and State pco-i"rr'' 'UlV.C pie apparently agree the Congo must not be allowed to slip into Communist domination. 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WE GIVE GOLD BOND STAMPS m m m mm mm" Redeem your filled books for valuable gifts you've always wanted! point on which State and Defense But Africans are so jealous of experts do agree "Frankly we don't know what is going to happen." says one State Department official. "Peo ple change sides. There's little their independence that Africans policing themselves would be sus picious of anyone even the Reds who might dare to interfere. But this plan has problems, too. basic strength. We just don't know There's a strong group of people who argue it's useless to try to; get the African nations to ledcr- ale. They expect Africa to break up how to get hold of things." The Red bloc has moved in arms to several countries Guin ea: the Conco. Morocco, the Unit ed Arab Republic, perhaps into . into even smaller pieces, Algeria. There are hints of armsi movements in several other Ali i can lands. The arms shipments Police Check Suspicious Man SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP- Police reacted quickly Sunday i when they heard a suspicious per son armed and carrying handcuffs was loitering in North San An tonio. Patrolman R. B. Tucker arrived at the scene to find the armed man was a deputy sheriff looking for a check forger. GOLDEN GUERNSEY Spring-fresh produce from our "Garden Room" No. 1 Russet Potatoes P,emium 9 0ded 10 b0949 t Grand cooked or row. Crisp Spring Carrots II 11 Perfect with liver Yellow Medium Onions lb. lb. 9 9 Worse yet. the African ring. leaders in the Africa-police-Africa .. . n... - l:. ll.n Af..inn l-nrle r.w.l. are small in mosi cases, ine,'"". - " '" 0'"-" weapons, except lor those to Egypt as Guinea, Ghana, Mali and the and Morocco, are light rifles. V. A. R. which follow most close grenades, trucks, mortars. My the Moscow line in internation- ;il affairs. They favored Lumunv But in Africa, small amounts ba. They favor the Communist of arms at the right place and trained Gizenga regime in the at the right time can upset a Congo. Would such a plan thus government, say some military men. In the casual movement of tribes across borders there is no put all Africa under the leader- hip of the fnendly-to-Russia Af ricans? Would they close their jgsgb finest control on where these arms wind eyes to bids for power by pro-1 up. or on who will use them I against whom. Worse yet. as one Slate Depart ment official puts it: "The Soviets have shown they are prepared to dump in large amounts of arms quickly if the right situation develops." quamy milk yo" can buy... kjO Miiiaialittirfit ' Kltmith PaiU, Oregon fttrvlno Southern Ortgnn and Northern California PublUhed daily (tctoi Sai l and Sinrta by Southern Oregon PuousrtfQ Camparn Man al Fipiaojici Phon ruedo MH1 W. B SWEETLAND. PubMrte' entered a teconO datl mttef at pott office at KUmalh Fa'iv Or to on. en Auguit 10. 1C. undr act of Cati grau. Vsrch !. U7 SKOKJ-C'a rM" ge oa-C at rtamefh Fm. 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