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Nixon Calls On Kennedy Administration To Resume Atmospheric Atom Tests To Preserve0 Security
SYRACUSE, N Y. T.PH-Rich-aid
M. Nixon, unsuccessful 1960
Republican presidential candidate,
has called on the Kennedy admin
istration .o resume nuclear test
ing in the atmosphere to pre
serve America's security.
Nixon, making his last ma'c
Nelson A. Rockefeller that nu
clear tests were necessary for the
world's future. The above-ground
er of the United Mates. They determined to conquer the world.
megatoi blast .as much as we
are because he know s the poer
Russia,'
Russian
Nixon continued. '
people fear and
'The
hate
think
But,
from close personal observation. imad man and although he drinks When the chips are down, Khrush
N'ixon added: too much, he is always sober when chev will be governed by the cold
"He (Khrushchev is not a I he discusses something important, facts of power."
couldn't afford that luxury." I How ever, he said Knrushchev has
He hit hard at Soviet Premier lcal' 01 war as mucft as anyone.
of the United States."
war.
Some people, Nixon said
Khrushchev is a "madman.
explosions should be' started im
Nikita Khrushchev: calling him a Nixon said the Soviet leader!
"He knows that our submarines
and bases could hit the cities of
mediately, he said.
bluffer" and a "poker player"wns as "frightened by the 50-
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Wednesday, November 1, 1961
PAGE 5-A
"I agree with Governor Rocke
feller that nuclear tests should be
resumed in the atmosphere to
preserve the security of America,"
speech in the East until after Cal
ifornia's gubernatorial elections
he told more than 81.000 central
New Yorkers who jammed War
Memorial Auditorium. "We should
CARA NOME
HAND LOTION
, next year, told Republican fund
raising dinner Monday night the
not wait and take a Gallup poll
country could no longer be guid
ed by " the neutrals."
The former vice president said
he agreed with New York Gov.
of all the neutrals around the
world."
2 for 99c
"No nation in the world could
lanolin-rich,
be neutral if it wasn't for the pow
Community Qalsmdah
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WEDNESDAY
MIDLAND GRANGE regular
. meeting, 8 p.m., Midland. Officer
election.
; KLAMATH AIR SEARCH AND
; RESCUE UNIT, 7:30 p.m. Com
; mittee reports.
-
MAVERICK SQUARE DANCE,
; 8 p.m.. Summers Lane Hall. Wom
; en bring refreshments.
: KLAMATH ARCHERS, 6:30
; p.m. Twyla Ferguson School gym.
; Regular potluck and business
r y meeting.'
ZULEIMA NILE CLUB, 1 p.m.
: luncheon, Winema Hotel. Mothers!
: Singers program. Bring jellies and
', jams for Thanksgiving Box.
. SMORGASBORD. 5:30 to 7:30
'.' p.m. serving. Klamath Lutheran
, Church. Family rates.
Room 9. Roosevelt School,
land Phelps, instructor.
Mer-
PLAYERS
'. City Library.
CLUB, 7:30 p.m.
RED CROSS STANDARD
FIRST AID, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
THURSDAY
SMORGASBORD, 5:30 - 7:30
p.m. serving. Klamath Lutheran
Church. Individual and family
tickets.
RUMMAGE SALE, 9 am.
Clyde's Towing, 734 Klamath Ave
nue. Kappa Chapter, Beta Sigma
Phi.
GREENSPRINGS GARDEN
CLUB, 10 a.m., B. M. Antle
home, Ashland Highway, Sack
lunch.
KLAMATH STAMP AND COIN
CLUB, 8 p.m, 623 Main (up
stairs'.
FRIDAY
PUBLIC CARD PARTY, 8 p.m ,
Olene Community Hall. Pine
Grove - Olene Community Club
sponsored.
SHASTA VIEW GRANGE, regu
lar meeting 8 p.m., Grange Hall.
Election of officers.
Gun Count
Holds Two
Two men were charged with as
. sault with a dangerous weapon
; over the weekend in two separate
: gun pointing incidents.
Charged were Uel David (Dee)
; Teter, 44, 2405 Summers Lane,
. and Johnny Thompson, about 47,
' Chemult.
Teter was arrested last Friday
night and jailed in lieu of $2,500
bail after a complaint was signed
by his wife, Bcttt. The complaint
alleged that Teter pointed a load
ed revolver at his wife last Tues
. day. - -
Thompson was arraigned on the
charge .Monday and asked for a
preliminary hearing, which was;
set for Nov. 3 at 2 p.m. in district
I court. He is accused of pointing a
I loaded rifle at Theodore Moore
I last Tuesday. Thompson, a Che
; mult service station operator, post
; ed $2,500 bond and was released
Girl Admits
Check Cashing
A 16-year-old Klamath Falls girl
was taken into temporary custody
Monday after she admitted forg-
' ing a check and cashing it at a
, downtown bank.
, Another high school girl, also
; 16. had reported to City Juvenile
Officer Ray Howard that a $23
check had been stolen last Tues
day from her purse. The accused
girl denied that she stole the
check. She said she found it and
cashed it.
Howard turned the girl and the
case over to the county juvenile
department.
SHASTA VIEW HOME ECO
NOMICS CLUB. 7:30 p.m., Shas
ta View Grange Hall.
CONGER - FAIRVIEW HOME
EXTENSION, 10 a.m., fair
grounds. Bring 9" x 9" cardboard,
ruler, pencil and dark crayon.
DISABLED AMERICAN VET
ERANS Auxiliary, 8 p.m., instal
lation of officers, VFW Hall. Re
freshments and entertainment.
ALOHA SOCIAL CLUB. 1:45,
p.m.. dessert luncheon, Masonic
Temple.
XI ALPHA THETA, Beta Sig
ma Phi Rummage Sale, 9 a.m.,
Clyde's Towing Service. '
Economy Jet
Fare Eyed
WASHINGTON (UPI) Conti
nental Airlines, in a surprise
move, has announced plans to in
troduce a new "no frills" jet
economy service at fares 25 per
cent below present coach rates.
Continental, which operates
west of Chicago, said Monday the
new fares would go into effect
Dec. 1 if the Civil Aeronautics
Board approved. The service
would involve elimination of meal
and liquor service.
Continental President Robert F.
Six called the proposed fare de
crease a major move to bring
the cost of jet travel within the
reach of millions of nonflying
Americans."
'It has become evident that to
get substantially greater numbers
of people into the air, the cost of
jet travel must be made com
parable to the cost of travel by
private automobile, train or bus,"
Six said.
Stolen Auto
Report Probed
i City police were investigating a
report Tuesday morning that a
; car had been stolen from the Ar
; cade Hotel parking lot.
Kenneth Briar, who lives at the
hotel, said his 1955 blue and
white Buick Roadmaster was stol-;
. ( en Monday night or Tuesday
J morning. He said the car was
' locked and added that he will
' sign a complaint.
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1.39 REXALL DICALCIUM PHOSPHATE
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Waterproof, 3-speed. Removable
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Rex-Ray HEAT LAMP
2 for 1.80
lo-Glare Infra-Red lamp helps re
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Stock up for the whole year at this
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onarantiBti accurate.
Mi-31 ANTISEPTIC
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Kills contacted germs, sweetens
breath. Ideal as gargle.
-TiAi viiiiicmM
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Children's liquid multi-vitamins.
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GER-RITE
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VITAMIN A
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