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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1963)
Monday, March J, 1963 HERALD AND NEWS, Klamaih Felie, Ore, PAGE '(WASHINGTON WINDOW ' ""WW? V" t X tH I : i - l S r- I r Li By LVLE C. WtLSON tutted Press liiitrtiatiooa! The presidential nominating conventions and the campaign are pretty sure to be illuminates next year by racial and religious fire- works. Both major parties have un happy records of playing politics with the idea that a Regro should be named to the cabinet. It is likely, therefore, that a Negro-in-the cabinet plank will be proposed next year tor both major party platforms. There would follow, of course, an angry floor fight, es- HISTORIC DOCUMENT David Kirschenbaum, owner of a bookshop in Now York, inspects a 134-year-old treaty which gave the United States what is now part of Illinois and Wisconsin, The treaty, purchased by Kirschenbaum at an auction for $4,750, bears the signa tures of 46 members of the Winnebaqo Indian Triba and 38 white men including that of Lt. Col, Zachary Taylor, the 12th president of the U.S. UBI Telephoto French Shops Seized By Algeria Government Racial Issues Expected To Color Future Political Battles $2 Million Suit Filed peciatiy is the Democratic Na tional Convention. The major parties are ttkety, also, to be confronted next year with proposals for balanced tick ets. The balanced ticket system is best illustrated in New York I City where Republican Stanley M. Isaacs spoke ml against jt last year. Isaacs said: I don't like the carefully bal anced ticket that we face on elec tion day. I am not happy with1 the tendency on far too many governmental commissions and boards to make sure that there : one-third Protestants, one- third Roman Catholics and one- ALG1ERS !UPI - The govern-; j ment announced Saturday it is tak-i ing over vacant factories, shops, farms and other enterprises aban doned by Frenchmen when they fled Algeria after the nation's in dependence. ( The decree signed by Premier fthmed Ben Bella followed earlier moves providing for state seizure if property that remained unused or vacant. j Almost 800,000 Europeans, more jhan three-quarters of the Euro pean population before independ ence, fled to France last year. They ran most of the country's businesses and left behind them shuttered homes and apartments $nd closed factories. Many de serted their farms, i There has been no official esti mate of the vacant property but government figures said it includes about 3 million acres of land and at feast 500 industrial and business enterprises. , Average home in the Los An geles metropolitan area cost its ewner $17,000, according to estimates. PORTLAND fUPI Mr. and Mrs, Robert F. Pakos, Portland, Friday filed separate actions in Circuit Court here asking for a total of $2 million from 21 persons; who allegedly conspired to have them committed to a state institu tion for the insane. AI! the defendants live in the same neighborhood as the PakosJ The action contends the defend ants conspired to force the Pakos' removal and started lunacy pro ceedings in May, I960, The couple was committed to Eastern Oregon State Hospital but were released 11 months later. The couple was declared compe- Itent Jan, 7, 1983, by Circuit Judge Dean Bryson. The complaints also state the plaintiffs were prevented from choosing their own counsel to rep resent them in insanity proceed Jaste the greatness of historic third Jews. AH of this is not ta-; tegratioa, but just the sppostte.l It emphasttes race, creed and na tional origin." A balanced ticket in New York would give the three top spots to. respectively, a Protestant, a Jew and a Roman Catholic. Or the di vision might be among the Ital ians, the Negroes and the Jews. The two major political parties may be much tempted to balance their 1964 presidential tickets as between Roman Catholics and Protestants. An even greater temptation would be to bait for the Negro! vote with platform promises of! cabinet or Supreme Court jobs. It would he unlawful ta premise! a job ta any individual. But there! is no law against promising that! a specific job would be filled from among the members of a given race. If the politicians believe such promises miit win an elec tion, they will promise, cross their hearts and hope to die. Now is the time lor all good men to rally against any such campaign promises and against any ticket balancing, religious or racial, in the nomination ol candi dates lor president and vice presi dent. Once begun, such political chicanery is habit farming. It be comes, as to New York City, a built - ta part off the electoral process. A race or a religion comes to have a prior, valid and enforce able claim on a given public of fice, as the Negro race has a! claim on the office of borough president of Manhattan in New! 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