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Trout Season Proposed
DlTNSMUTn - A limited - take
trout season in the Sacramento
River Canyon north of Shasta
Lake during the winter months
is advocated by the Dunsmuir
Chamber of Commerce.
Upon endorsing this winter fish
ing season, the chamber asKod
Ted Fay, chamber fish and game
chairman, to draw up a resolu
lion to present to the Inter-Coun
ty Chamber ot Commerce of,
Northern California meeting on
Feb. 1!). The resolution asks that
a three-trout limit per day be al
lowed from Nov. 1 until the regu
lar spring opening of fishing sea
son.
The Dunsmuir chamber believes
limited winter fishing will not be
a deterrent to fish life in the
Upper Sacramento River and will
enhance the year - around rec
reation in the area.
The chamber also endorsed
election of members of the stale
fish and game commission by
district and the right of hoards
of supervisors to modify by a
two-thirds vote the rulings of the
fish and game commission which
affect their particular counties.
This resolution is presently he
fore the ICCCNC and slated for
vote at the next meeting.
Opposition to the proposed leg-
islatlon known as the highway
users tax was voted by the Duns
muir chamber on grounds that in
creased gas lax revenues realized
through California's population in-
flex should be adequate. The
chamber also voted to oppose
elimination of billboards and ad
vertising signs adjacent to high
ways as presently proposed in the
state senate.
Leslie Lcnton, chamber presi
dent, reported a tremendous de
mand for Dunsmuir's "fish
maps" and "best Water on
Earth" decals at the San Fran
cisco Boat Show. He also report
ed a sign on current snow depth
at Alt. Shasta, the only major ski
development in California with
adequate skiable snow, attracted
hoards of winer sports enthusiasts.
Nuclear Power Necessary To Boost Space Exploration Flights
EDITOR'S NOTE: II has
hern charged that the United
States Is moving too slowly to
ward development of a nuclear
rocket that it may lose the
race la the planets In its pre
occupation with reaching the
moon. The following dispatch by
a t'PI space expert explores
the situation.
By JOSEPH L MYLER
United PrcNs International
WASHINGTON lUJ'D - Space
experts agree that only the
atom's fantastic energy can put
men on Mars or fly them around
the more distant planets of the
solar system,
But after eight years of
search and development, and an
expenditure of $400 million, a re-
liable nuclear rocket is not yet
a certainty.
A few years ago optimists were
predicting that a nuclear rocket
would be tested in flight as early
as HIM. A far more realistic
guess now is infiB.
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MONDAY
MONDAY
GREAT BOOKS DISCUSSION
CLUB, 7:30 p.m.. city library.
St. Thomas Acquinas Treatise on
Law.
ORDER OF RAINBOW GIRLS.
7:30 p.m.. meeting, initiation.
Scottish Rite Temple. Wear for-j
mals.
DEGREE OF HONOR, 7:30
p.m., business meeting and Val
entine party, K.C. Hall.
KLAMATH SPORTSMEN'S AS
SOCIATION, regular meeting.
Shasta Grange Hall, 7:30 p.m.
Movies.
lakeview Bridge
Players Top List
If that first flight turns out to
be an unqualified success, it still
will take at least two years more
of intensive testing before anyone
can say the rocket is dependable
enough and safe enough to trans
Kirt human beings on missions
deep in hostile space.
At the present rate of progress,
by the time nuclear rockets are
proven and available the first
men should long since have land-
ed on the moon.
By that time, however, the
United States may have decided
lo explore Mars. Boosters of.
atomic energy profess certainty
that it will be broken to space
harness and ready for the mis
sion.
Under Review
At the moment, the nuclear
rocket development schedule
being reviewed while experts
study what happened in the mast
recent firing of a flightless pro
totype engine at the atomic prov
ing ground in Nevada.
Six experimental rocket reac
tors have been ground-tested so
far, and project managers expect
to "consume" 30 to 40 more be
fore a flight test is attempted.
When the seventh firing will take
place, however, has not been de
cided. I
There are those who believe
atom-powered rocket stages might
have become available if only
more money and effort had been
committed for the Apollo pro
gram to land men on the moon
before 1970.
But when the space race began,
the only rockets available either
to Russia or the United States
were chemically fueled. So both
countries based their programs
so far on the chemical rocket
technology, which was a legacy
of World War II.
Cannot Wait
When the United States decided
to make a lunar landing the main j
space business of the 1960s, offi
cials concluded they could meet
the schedule only with chemical
rockets. They couldn't wait, they
figured, until a brand new atom
ic rocket technology was per
fected. Why should they have to wait?
Atomic energy obviously is far
greater, pound for pound, than
that extractable from the best
chemical flels.
One pound of fissionable urani
um, for example, contains 10 mil
lion times the energy in a pound
of gasoline. And the concept of,
a nuclear reactor is fairly sim
ple. You merely heat a propel-
lant. hydrogen, in a reactor core
and expel it through a nozzle.
But the atom is by nature in
tractable, and dangerous.
It would take a 10-million-pound
all-chemical rocket system to
send an exploring party to Mars.
Substitution of a nuclear stage
would cut the weight to one mil
lion pounds.
Such a saving in just one Mars
mission, the experts say, would
more than repay all the cost of
developing and producing the nu
clear rocket.
Problems Formidable
So why not barge ahead with
an all-out crash program to make!
a nuclear rocket? The engineer
ing difficulties are, as the project
managers say, formidable. What's
wanted at the outset is a com
pact reactor generating tempera
tures at least twice those asked
ol any ground based or ocean
going atomic plant.
Logger Killed
MILL CITY. Ore. i UPI '-Ken
neth Lawrence Brand, 2-', Mill
City, was killed Thursday in a
logging accident in the Little
North Fork region north of here.
State police said Brand, a chok:
er setter, was crushed between
two logs. '
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-Three Lakeview d u p I i c a I ejMrs. N. F.. Retteralh-Mrs
bridge players figured prominent- Harry (both Lakeview).
W among those placing in tnurna-
ments at the Lakcshore and
Klamath Bridge clubs this past
week, headed by Mrs. Layne Bin-
nion who placed second with herlFumo-Dr.
husband at the Klamath Bridge EW. I.
L. S.
Club Saturday night and repent
ed as runnerup with Ethel Davis
in the north-south section of the
early bird tournament at the
Lakcshore BC last Tuesday. Mrs.
N. E. Retteralh and Mrs. L. S.
Barry, also of Lakeview, placed
third in the east-west section of
the same tournament.
' Iona Robertson and Dick
Briggs posted the highest per
centage of the ween with a 702
score at the Uikcshore Club
Thursday evening. '
Complelc results last week:
Iikeshnrc 'early bird'. NS. I,
lna Smith-Mary Ramp; 2, F.lhel
Davis-Layne Binninns M.ake
virw; 3, Mrs. II. O. .lurkeland
Mrs V. C. Rcxlnid
EW, I. Mrs. II. II. Schaolfer-
Mrt W. I). Harlan; 2. Jane
F.nglcbard Phllis Goakry: 3,
Lakcshore BC (Thursday i
NS, I, Leona Robertson - Dick
Briggs; 2. Dorothy Rogers-Mrs.
William Grove: 3. Father Hal
Gerald Nicholson.
Ruth Jones Mrs.
Eight Children
Die In Blaze
Slanley Miller; 2. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Golshall; 3, Anne Briggs
Katie Lake.
Klamath BC, I. Emily Yuen
Anne Briggs; 2. Mr. and Mrs.
F. M. Binninn iLakevipwi; 3,
Pearl Drew-Mary Drew; 4, Fath
er Hal Fumo-Dr. Gerald Nichol
son. WINNING SCORES LAST WEEK
(per cent)
Leona Robertson-Dick Briggs
Ukeshore RC. 70 8; Mrs. II. H.
Schaelfer - Mrs. W. I). Harlan
iLakeshore BC'. BS2; Emily
Yuen-Anne Briggs (Klamath BO,
M 0; Ruth Jones Mrs. Stanley
Miller i Lakcshore BC'., .; lna
Smith Mary Ramp iLnkcshnrr
H('i, .18 3.
BEST SCORE THIS YE Alt
Dorothy Rogers - Anne Rnggs
i Klamath BC. Jan. 26' 72 4.
Rock Halts
Fleeing Boy
TORONTO. Onl. HIPD - Eight
children died Saturday In a fire
that destroyed their two-story at
ladled home in the citv's Wen
End
Tlie victim', children of Roy
French, JR. and his wile, Effie,
1 were identified as Ann. 17. Al-
Ka,-I IR VltroiM 11 Alltn II
John, 10.' Linda. '. Sharon, ,' and ' Mk.lh' n"'s'" was
no lie-- aricr neing suiprisrn in
'the act of breaking into a coin
EWAUNA TOASTM1STRESS.
30 p.m., meeting, Winema Ho
tel. Visitors welcome.
DEGREE OF HONOR, 7:30
p.m., installation, K.t . Hall, wear
iormals.
OREGON LICENSED PRACT1
CAL NURSES, Area fi, 7.30 p.m..
Community Unince.
( llll.()(l IN PTA, 7.30 p.m.
Founders Dav program. Chiloquin
tirade School. Film and spcakei
HENLEY BOOSTER CLUB. 8
p.m.. meeting. Hcnky t aieiena.
TUESDAY
GIRL SCOUTS. 7:13 to 8:15
p.m., splash parly, KUHS pool.
JOLLY NEIGHBORS. 8 pm .
Valentine recipe exchange, Belle
Franklin, 5M0 Harlan.
OTI FACULTY WIVES AND
WOMEN'S CLUB, 7.30 p.m., stu
dent lounge.
CITY FACULTY CLUB. 8 p.m..
Exchange student lo speak, home
if Mrs Ray llunsaker.
ALOHA CHAPTER. OES. 8
pm, slater! meeting, Masonic
Temple.
HOTM, Chapter 4.17, 7 .10 p.m..
tnrndship meeting. Moose Home.
SOCIAL CLUB. Veterans ol WW
I Auxiliary. I p.m.. Gladys Fer
roll. 2424 Radclille. Bring srwinj
materials.
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MEDFORD (UPP - A I.Vyear
jold Mrdfnrd boy w-as in a hospital
Friday wilh severe head injuries
suffered when a city police olficer
felled him ith rork Police
Bill. 4.
Their parents were lakcn lo
hospital suffering shock. French
as unable to rescue any of his
children when the fire started
about t a m. EST. The mother
returned home from work lo find
her home destroved and rhilrttent
dead
About 100 firemen hatllcd the
fire in 10-bclnw degree weathe
and brought it under control bv
4 a m.
machine at a Self-Service Lniin-drv.
According lo reports. Ihe ollicer
olvserved the youth crouched in
Ironl of a nun m.ohine about
1 12 25 a m Friday.
Tlie ollicer placed Ihe hoy un
der at rest, look a rotk nod chis
el from him and started to lead
him lo a patrol car
As they neared Ihe car, t h e
youth broke away. Tlie ollicer
throw his llashlight, lulling but
not slopping him. The ollicer then
threw the only thine left in his
I hand. Ihe rock w hich he bad tak
S M.EM U'Pl' - Orecon lrgiv;Cri Irom Ihe boy.
lalnrs will be nked to decide1 " "l'l '" m Ihe b.nk ot
whether they think Congress: 'be "ed and he tell He was
should enact a medical care fur : Liken lo the police walion. where
the accd program through the be was treated by a divtor lor a
Social Security plan. ; laceration of Ihe scalp. When the
A memorial ureint! Oinmns. in !"' complained ot timmess. lie
Medicare Plea
SOJOURNERS. 1 2 p m ,
luncheon meeting. Willjrd Hotel.
Cards lollowing Newcomers wel
come MILLS SCHOOL ITA. 2 t.i p m .
Founders Dav, Mills aiuiitoruinv
Speaker, Louis Cnrng.in on hospi
tal plans
KLAMATH COUNTY HISTORI
CAL SOCIETY. 8 p m . lecture
room. Counly Library. W. B.
Sweetland. spc.ikcr.
KENO HOME EXT. UNIT.
Id .'.0 a m , pollm-k. Credit Ituv
ins No 2. liulh Heiilerer. .1710
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CAR. " p m . meeting, guesl
nigbl. KelH'k.ih Picrson. 2:17 Hill-
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enacl Ihe program was intro
ducod in the Oregon House by
Rep. Richard Kennedy, D-Eugene.
was rushed to the hovpit.il.
A charge of larcein was being
lilcd against ihe youngster
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