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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falli, Ore.
Wednesday, February 13, 1962
Republicans Rap Kennedy's
Bungle Of Foreign Policy
WASHINGTON (UP1) -The
Republican party, using tradition
al Lincoln's Day dinner platforms
Tuesday night, accused the Ken
nedy administration of neglecting
civil rights, bungling foreign pol
icy and ignoring the Cuban threat.
Democrat answered that Lin
coln, the first GOP president,
would scorn his party today and
Republicans would not tolerate
the great emancipator in their
ranks now.
Ignoring GOP jibes, President
and Mrs. Kennedy entertained 800
guests at a White House evening
reception marking the 100th an
niversary ot the emancipation
Proclamation.
Prior to the reception, Kennedy
received a report from the Civil
Rights Commission on the past
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gro toward full civil rights.
The President said that all
Americans, "particularly the
American Negro," could "take
satisfaction in this record despite
the setbacks. . . ."
Among those invited to the buf
fet dinner were members of the
Cabinet, Supreme Court and Cong.
ress, plus state and local civil
rights leaders.
While the reception was taking
place. Republicans a r o u n d the
country listened to party leaders
attack the President and his ad
ministration.
Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J
told a Springfield, N.J., dinner
that the administration "failed to1
lift a finger" to help Senate ef
forts lo tighten filibuster rules and
make it easier to enact civil
rights legislation.
The Republicans, Case said,
have "spearheaded every major
civil rights measure in the last
century."
At a New York City dinner,
Sen. Jacob K. Javits, R-N.Y., at
tacked Kennedy's dealing with
U.S. allies. Kennedy's policies,
Javits said, have given "grave
signs of fumbling and insenstivei
leadership in foreign policy at a
time when we can least afford it.
Javits said the administration
had offended Britain in the Sky
bolt missile affair, and was un
prepared to cope with the French
President Charles de Gaulle's pol
icy towards the Atlantic alliance.
Through "sheer clumsiness," he
said, Kennedy had caused a rift
in relations with Canada.
New York Gov. Nelson A. Rock
efeller, speaking at the same din
ncr. charged that Kennedy "has
abdicated virtually all leadership
toward achieving necessary civil
rights legislation."
Instead, Rockefeller said, the
President "has settled for admin
istrative actions of high publicity
value" and let legislation to imple
ment his 1950 campaign pledges
on civil rights die on the vine.
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D-
Minn., replied to GOP charges by
saying the Republicans used "bad
judgment" In attacking adminis
tration foreign policy. Such criti-
isms were made for political pur
poses, he said.
Rep. William G. Bray, R ind..
attacked administration Cuban
policies in a statement in the
Congressional Record. He said
Kennedy was doing nothing ahout
schools of snhotage, suhvorsion
and revolution'' operating In Cuba
to spread communism and revolt
through Latin America.
The Civil Rights Commission's
report to Kennedy said that tlie
final battle for racial equality
would be fought in the North
against exclusive "gentleman's
agreements" rather than in the
South.
Entitled "Krccdom to the Free
the report reviewed civil rights
progress since Lincoln issued his
proclamation Jan. 1, 1R3.
The "gentleman's agreement''
which bars minority citizens from
housing, employment restrictions,
crowded neighborhood schools
are the subtler forms of denial
and the more difficult to elimi
nate," the report said.
WEDNESDAY
KLAMATH COUNTY HISTORI
CAL SOCIETY, 8 p.m., lecture
room. County Library. W, B.
Sweetland, speaker.
TOPS CLUB, 7:30 p.m., Com
munity Lounge, 118 N. 7th. Group
therapy for overweight women.
Y-NE-MA T W I R L E R S, 7:30
p.m., beginning class, Y.MCA
Bring cookies.
THURSDAY
Y-NE-MA T W I R L E R S, 7:30
p.m., round nance instruction, J
p.m., square dance, YMCA. Bring
doughnuts.
KLAMATH CIVIC THEATRE, 8
p.m.. tryouts tor Liglit up tne
Sky,'
v t ?. In
pernor's Airplane Sparks
Protest From Assemblyman
INITIATION Seven candidates, starting second from left, standing, Eldon Brown,
Jack Owens, E. Zambonin, Torrance Boyer, Archie Andrews, Norman Baugh, Paul
Gregort wsra inducted in American Legion Post No. 8 recently. Far left is George
Henry color guard. Other installing officers of the Forty at Eight were seated, left
to right, Paul Dalrymple
teet, Cecil Haggreen.
Warner Fett, Julian Abbott,
Elton tviickelsen, Charles Po-
Qommjunihj. Qakndak
Klamath Auditorium.
MIDLAND HOME EXT. UNIT,
10:30 a.m., meeting, Fairgrounds.
Bring table service.
FREMONT JR. HIGH PTA, 1:30
p.m., executive meeting, i :s
p.m.. Founders Pay meeting, fre-
mont auditorium.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF
AMERICA, R p.m., meeting, Ev.
ans Bldg., 10th and Main.
Lincoln Kin
Disagrees
MANCHESTER. Vt. ll.PI -
Abraham Lincoln's great-grand
daughter says she disagrees with
Atty. Gen. Rohert Kennedy n
forcing integration on the South
Miss Mary Lincoln Beckwith,
M, told United Press International
Tuesday t lie 154th anniversary
of Lincoln's birth that she was
'oncemed annul "the aggression
if tlie federal government in forc
ing integration on Hie South.
I disagree with the stand taken
by Atty. Gon. Rohert Kennedy on
this matter.
We're southerners, but I don't
think of the South as a separate
culture It is part of the Union
he said.
Miss Beckwith has lived more
than 50 vears at llililrne. a 1,000-
dairy farm built by her
HOPES FOR NEW MARK
PAYTONA BEACH. Fla. il.Pl
Han Gurney of Riverside. Calif.
will drive an American Shelhv
AC Cobra Ford in the second run
ning of the May tone Continental
at (he International Speedway
this Sunday.
Gurney, who won this event last
year In a British I-olus 19 wilh
an average speed of 103.044 miles acre
ier hour, said he hoped to break grandfather, Robert Todd Lincoln
this mark over the 3 St mile Iter family had lived in Kentucky
course. 'and South Carolina
BEGINNERS ROUND
DANCE CLASS, 8 p.m.. Merry
Mixers Hail.
LADIES AUXILIARY, Canton
Crater No. 7, 8 p.m., meeting,
lOOF Hall.
FRIDAY
MYSTERY COMEDY. "Jeepers
Creepers," 8 p.m., Bonanza Ele
mentary gym. Benefit of Big
Springs Park.
KIAMATH CIVIC THEATRE,
8 p.m., tryouts for "Light Up
the Sky," Klamath Auditorium
SCHOOL MATES CLUB, 1 p.m.
luncheon, Willard Hotel.
SHASTA . HOMEDALE EXT.
UNIT, 10 a.m., dinner with
charge, creative cookery, fairgrounds.
RUMMAGE SALE, Aloha Chap
ter No. 61, OES, 8:30 a.m. to 5
p.m., Masonic Temple.
SHASTA - VIEW GRANGE, 8
p.m.. Cherry Pie Social, program,
grange hall. Dance to follow.
SATURDAY
AMERICAN LEGION, R p m..
Valentine Balloon Party. 1-cgion
Hall.
KLAMATH LANK LODGE, No
4M, 6 p.m., dinner, 8 p.m.. meet
ing. Dance to follow. Members and
guests.
VFW. 9 30 pm.. Sweetheart
Ball. band. VFW Hall. Members
and guests.
RUMMAGE SALE, Aloha Chap
ter No 61, OES. 8 30 a.m. to 5
p.m.. Masonic Temple.
KLAMATH COUNTY RE
TIRED TEACHERS, 1:30 p.m..
YMCA.
MYSTERY COMEDY. "Jeep
ers Creepers." 8 pm.. Bonanza
Elementary gym. Benefit of Big
Springs Tark
ANNUAL HAM DINNER, St.
Aucustine's Parish. 6 to 8 p m .
Parish Hall. Merrill.
R I M A G E SALE, Green-
springs Garden Cluh. 9 am. to
j p m . Clyde's Tnu inc.
A.U'W. 12 :t(l pm.. Winoma Ho
tel. Members and guests. Guest
speaker. Marjorip McBnde. Hill
erot superintendent
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CAMBRIDGE, England (UPI)-1
Diand (Call Me Dilly) Thomas, 18,
sees no reason to get excited be
cause she and five other Cam
bridge girl students pose seminude
in a play.
"I can't see what all the fuss
is about, we are only naked from
the waist up," Miss Thomas said
Tuesday night before the opening
performance.
The coed and her five partners
are from the Cambridge College
of Art and Technology.
They appear briefly in the col
lege production of "cxpresso
Bongo.
"Only people with nasty minds
would object," the blonde Miss
Thomas said.
The show opened to a full house
and cheers.
Beforehand, the gins had to
give a performance for the uni
versity proctor to see if the scene
was in good taste.
Proctor Richard Bainbridge
gave them the okay.
"Frankly, I prefer Shake
peare," he commented.
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SACRAMENTO (UPll-A Re
publican Assemblyman and Gov.
Edmund G. Brown's finance di
rector exchanged words Tues
day over the need for a new gu
bernatorial airplane.
Assemblyman Don Mulford.
R-Piedmont, lower chamber GOP
caucus chairman, was the first
to mention the matter. He brought
it up in a letter to Finance Direc
tor Hale Champion.
The lawmaker pointed out that
Brown invited the legislators to
delete all expenditures in Cali
fornia's $3.2 billion budget that do
not provide direct and necessary
services to the people.
Then he mentioned the air
plane item which says simply:
"Provision is made for acquiring
an executive airplane to be oper
ated in conjunction with the auto-1
motive pool.
"Since this item is buried so ob
scurely in a subsection on state
garages and since there is abso
lutely no explanation for the need
or the reason for the inclusion ofl
this item." said Mulford, "it is
difficult to assist the governor
with his invitation to look for
economies in connection with
this item."
Mulford conceded that it is
"entirely possible" that the pur
chase is "both necessary and de
sirable," but added: "One can only
speculate in the complete absence
of any justification or estimate of
the costs involved."
Champion answered right back
He said the plane was needed
to replace the "grizzly bear,'
National Guard DCS now used by
Brown on slate business.
This is the same type of plane
in which Montana Gov. Donald
Nutter was killed a year ago on
a flight between Helena and Great
Falls, Mont. Subsequently, the
Air National Guard ordered all
the governor's planes grounded un
til they looked them over.
They replaced a wing attach
angle on the Grizzly and pro
nounced it fit for use. Champion
said that although the old aircraft
originally were scheduled to be
"phased out" in 1960 their life
has been extended indefinitely.
Champion said the new aircraft
would be a used Convair 240 esti
mated to cost $175,000 to purchase
and $225,000 lo convert the cabin
and interior for tlie governors
use.
It also would be used by other
state executives," said Champion.
"But the governor would have first
call on it."
He estimated the plane would
cost $175,000 annually to operate
and would be piloted by the Air
National Guard under the same
arrangement provided for tlie
Grizzly.
About Mulford's charge that the
item was buried on Page 1045 of
the 1200-page budget, Champion
said. "This is exactly the way we
handle all state equipment. There
uas no attempt at concealment."
Other developments in the leg
islature:
Arrests Sen. Robert J. Lago-
marsino. R-Ventura, introduced a
bill to allow arrest at night on a
warrant for misdemeanors when
the person to be arrested is in a
nnhlic nlace. He also introduced
la measure to allow a person to
be sentenced in the county ot ar
rest or residence on warrants is
sued by other counties.
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Temperatures during the 24
hours ending at 4 a.m. PST today
Brookings had .88
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Pendleton
Portland
Redmond
Salem
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Northern California: Mostly fair
through Thursday.
Ski Itrpnrt
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a.m.: one men new snow; total
now 5:1 inches; skiing good; car
ry chains.
Timbcrhne: Snow on road, car
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one inch new; temp. 30 at 7 a m .
ski conditions good.
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PALESTINE. Tex. 'I PI' -
Strong high-altitude winds forced
the tilth postponement of today's
heduled Ciant tandem halloon
launching lor a study of Mars.
The balloon launching was ten-
t.itielv rfM'hedulod for Thursday
(lornoon.
Princeton I niversity scientists
plan to send the sso-foot-tall pack-
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