V Mnesday, January 23, 1963 PAGE -A
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Orf.
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Henley High Notes
By MARTHA RAGLA.ND
Reporter
The present and future aspects
of space exploration were pre
sented lo the Henley High School
students Jan. 11 by Allan Strie.
Mr. Strei, a graduate of the
University of Wisconsin, has been
associated with several missile
bases where he obtained much
of his information.
By using missile models and
cross - sectional diagrams, Mr.
Strei showed the students how the
country's space program is oper
ated. The ballistic capsule, which
is usedby the astronauts now.
the Gemini capsule, which will
carry two astronauts, and the
Apollo - lunar craft, which will
be used to send men to the moon
within the next few years were
explained by the scientist.
He pointed out how much safer
the spacecrafts of the United
States are compared to those of
Russia, which has lost at least
six astronauts in their trials.
A brief timetable of future
space advancements was also pre
sented by Mr. Strei. He reported
that a new series of communica
tion satellites would be in space
by the end of the year and at
the end of two years, air mail
letters would be sent in seconds
by these satellites. A machine
would open the letter, photograph
it, send the image bv satellite
to another machine which would
print the image and seal it. The
w hole process would be untouched
by human hands and the price for
sending a letter anywhere in the
world would be less than 25 cents
Franco - German A ccord Seen Major Step In Tatherlana" Plan
PARIS lUPli-Tlie "truly his
toric" Franco - German accord
which Chancellor Konrad Adenau
er came to Paris to negotiate
represenis a major step forward
in President Charles de Gaulle s
two-year-old proposal for a "Eu
rope of Fatherlands."
De Gaulle himself originally
presented the project to France's
five Common Market partners
as his own view of the best way
towards closer political unity in
Western Europe.
Basically, the project calls for
consultation between key minis
ters of each European country at
intervals to be laid down by for
mal agreement.
Ever since De Gaulle first pro
posed the plan it has run into
opposition from some of France's
Common Market partners for two
main reasons:
The European Confederation
of Independent States which it
aims at runs against the idea of
federal Europe under supra-na
tional control which many others
favor.
Common Market members
Holland and Belgium, and later
Italy, rejected the De Gaulle proj
ect because Britain was not in
cluded and they feared it would
lead to their domination by the
Franco-German partnership and
in particular by France.
Adenauer and most of his min-1
islers also have been wary of the
Gaullist project because of the
opposition of the other Common
Market members.
Following De Gaulle's triumph
ant tour of Germany in Septem
her, the French president decided
to push ahead with the project on
a Franco-German basis. He clear
ly hoped the other Common Mar
ket partners would be drawn in
before long.
But when the French Foreign!
Ministry sent a meorandum on
the project to the Bonn Govern-!
ment shortly after De Gaulle s
September visit, Adenauer kept
the French wailing two months!
More giving his formal reply.
The German reply further disap
pointed the French government
by answering in general terms
without answering specific points
put forward by the French.
Since November, Paris-Bonn ne
gotiations on the proposed agree
ment have continued strictly be
hind the scenes. They have been
largely swamped by the headlines
over Britain's bid to join the Com
mon Market, climaxing with De
Gaulle s slam-the-door press
conference on Monday.
first time today that the over
riding purpose of his three-day
visit to Paris was to sign the
"truly historic" Franco-German,
accord on Wednesday.
Under the terms of the agree
ment predicted by French politi
cal press experts:
French and German heads of
government will meet twice per
year.
Ministers of foreign aflairs,
defense, finance and education
irepresenled in the German gov
ernment by the minister of youth
and family I would met every
three months.
Military chiefs of general staff
Adenauer made it clear for thelwould meet every two months and
high officials of the foreign min-.
istry every month.
The essential point of the pro
jected schedule of official contacts
under the De Gaulle Plan is that
they should be held at rigidly
maintained intervals.
It was this feature that made
the project of a historic nature
and gave it the possibility of de
velopment into a political confed
cration for the whole of Europe.
In view of the emphasis laid by
Adenauer on the project, political
observers doubted that the three
days of meetings would do
more than touch upon the Com
mon Market situation created by
De Gaulle s press conference.
Informed sources said Ade
nauer was likely to go along with.
De Gaulle's thesis that Britain
is not yet "ripe" for Common,
Market membership.
OPPOSES MERGER
WASHINGTON (UP1) - North-!
west Orient Airlines asked the
Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB)
Tuesday to dismiss the merger
application of Pan American
World Airways and Trans World
Airlines.
Northwest said that if the ap
plication is not dismissed, the CAB
should defer all procedural steps
until stockholders of both airlines
have approved the merger.
At the same time, the sources
said, the chancellor was like y to
press for an enlargement of De
Gaulle's statement that admission
of Britain could be considered at
some later date when the British
situation has sufficiently
evolved."
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Hazing Hit
By Hemming
Arthur S. Flemming, president
of the University of Oregon, Sun
day released the following state
ment relative to alleged hazing
of freshmen on the part of mem
bers of fraternities:
"Any fraternity that has en
gaged in hazing activities in con
nection with its initiation cere
monies has violated a policy of
the University of Oregon. This
policy is an outgrowth of the
university's concern for the dig
nity, worth and well-being of each
individual who is a member of
the university community.
"I have requested the dean of
students lo arrange for the clos
ing of any fraternity or fraternities
found to be in violation of the
university's policy for a period
of one, year effective March 25,
1W3. Any fraternity closed on
March 23 w ill be permitted to re
open at the beginning of the
spring, l!Xi4, term only if the uni
versity has definite assurances
from all who arc responsible for
the operation of the group that
there will be compliance with
the policy against hazing and all
other university policies related
lo the operation of fraternities."
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