HERALD AND NEWS, Kl.m.Ui Fall. Or.
IVrdnOMia.v, April 10, 1963
PAGE 7-A I
Non-Existent Neutron Bomb
Said 'Cleanest' Atom Blast
WASHINGTON 'l'Pl'-An ad
ministration official and a sena
tor today unmasked the "neutron
bomb" as the "clean" H-bomb.
They apreed that if it can be
made, it will be cheaper than cn
isting nuclear weapons and pro
duce hardly any radioactive fall
out. They agreed on little else.
The issue of the much dis
cussed but nonexistent neutron
bomb was aired again in an ex-
change of letters between Adrian1
5. Fisher, deputy director of the
Arms Control and Disarmament
Agency, and Sen. Thomas .1.
Dodd. D-Conn. The letters were.sia. He said they do
published in the Congressional Adequate safeguards
Record.
Kisher said America's nuclear
arsenal "is larger and more di
versified and more sophisticated
than that of the Soviet I'nion."
Dodd Dlsagrres
Dodd said that as a result of
their Litest tests the Russians
may have caught up with the
United States and "surpassed us'
in some respects.
Dodd is highly critical of ad
ministration proposals for a mi
clear test ban treatv with Rus-
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1 70 calories in a whole can.
Economical, too. one 4-12
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not have
against
cheating. Fisher strongly defends
the proposed treaty and says it
would be good for L'.S. security.
Among other things. Dodd ar
gued that the proosed treaty
would permit Russia to perfect
the neutron bomb bv means of
undetectable underground tests
Fisher identified the neutron
bomb as "Ihe pure fusion bomb'
and asserted that "development
of such a weapon is by no means
certain."
The nuclear reactions of atom
ic weaponry are fission and fu
sion. Fission is the reaction which
produces intense and deadly ra
dioactive fallout.
Existing H-bombs consist of fu
sion charges, fission triggers,
and. in some cases fission jack-
els. A truly "clean bomb would
be an H-bomb triggered by some
thing other than fission.
Nobody vet knows just what
this would be. Up to now, onlv
lission explosions have been able
to generate the multimillion-de-
gree temperatures needed to trig,
gor fusion in a bomb.
The fission component of a fis-
sion-fusion weapon is the costly
one. Invent a fissionless H-bomb
and you invent a cheaper weapon
Funds Pared
From Budget
DUNSMUIR - A preliminary
Dunsmuir Elementary School
budget of nearly $230,000 will
have to be pared by about $20,000
to meet estimated available funds
AiDcrt iempion, school superin
tendent, noted in presenting these
tentative figures to the elemen
tary school board members this
week.
The budget will be discussed
at the board meeting on Tues
day. April 16. at the school.
Local tax funds will net the
school about $60,000. The forest
reserve fund will provide about
$10,000 and the rest will come
from state sources, estimated in
come shows. The district will
probably have about $-10,000 in
reserve at the end of the current
term, making net funds anticipate
ed for the 1003-64 school year to
tal $2:13.060.
A drop in enrollment of 35 pu
pils w ill reduce the school's aver
age daily attendance allotment
from the state and make budget
tightening necessary, Kempton
noted. The school's present en
rollment is 5!)I and has a teach
ing staff of 22.
Kempton submitted suggestions
to the board along with the budget
estimates. He favors a smaller
home teaching budget and dras
tic cutting of capital outlay items
in preference to freezing teachers'
salaries and trimming outlay for
instructional supplies.
'Careless' Nan Blacks
Wile's Eye -Four Times
&2l
By AW LANDERS
Dear Ann Landers: Today I'm
wearing dark glasses to work for
the second tine in three months.
Why? Because
last night my
husband opened
the cupboard
door and acci
dentally caught
me right square
in the eye.
No. he didn't
hit me on pur
pose. He never does or at leasi
he savs. Since our marriage
three vears ago I've had lour
shiners, two loose teeth and nu
merous bruises. He's not mean,
just careless.
The teeth loosening happened
like this: He was helping me put
away Ihe canned goods, ric
dropped a can of sauerkraut on
my face. Another time we were
doing spring cleaning and Ihe mop
handle accidentally supped out oi
his hand. I saw stars. Please tell
me what I can do about this.
LIVING DANGEROUSLY
Dear Living or should I say,
Dear Lucky You Are Living: Has
it ever occurred to you that these
calamities all seem to happen
when your husband Is helping you
with the housework?
It may be that he subconscious
ly resents doing housework and
these accidents are his way of
getting even. If you need help,
hire a woman on a part time
basis. It's cheaper than store
teeth.
Dear Aim Landers: I am 23
years old. not hard lo look at and
have never had any trouble at
tracting males.
About eight months ago. I
broke up with a fellow I'd gone
with for over a year. It was ter
ribly hard on me because 1 was
deeply in love with the guy.
Two months later one of his
friends asked me for a date. I
accepted and made it plain that
I was through with love for a
while and that we would be just
pals.
He has kept his pari of t h e
bargain beautifully in fact
TOO beautifully. I wish now I
hadn't said anything because I've
fallen for him and hard. But he
shakes hands with me at the end
of the evening like in the re
ceiving line at a church party
I honestly believe ours could be
the longest kissless romance on
record.
Another month of this brother-
sister act and I'll crack up. Help
Please! - ANNABELLE
Dear Annabelle: Since this
young man seems to be an riper!
at following directions you'll have
to lei him know, subtly, of course,
that Ihe signals have been
changed.
Tell him you've completely re
covered from your heartache and
that you want to give love anolh
er chance.
Deal- Ann Landers: Our 22-year.
old son was married two months
ago. He and his lovely wife (who
also 22i live about 600 miles
from here. He brought her to our
home last weekend for the first
time.
Now Ihe problem: We showed
movies after dinner old family
pictures taken over the last sev
cral years. There were a few min
utes of an old reel which showed
our son w ith a former girl friend.
The bride was terribly hurt and
went to her room and cried. I
say we were inconsiderate not to
have anticipated this. My husband
says slic should have been adult
about it. Our son snapped, "Why
wasn't that reel thrown out?"
Frankly nobody thought about it.
How can 1 make amends? I
want our daughter-in-law to like
us. This is a frightful beginning
Please help. Mrs. W. L. of VERO
BEACH
Dear W.L.: I see no reason for
your daughter-in-law to have be
come unglued. Her reaction was
immature. The girl who should
be crying is the one in the old
movie not the happy bride.
Planning a wedding? Leave
nothing to chance. Ann
Landers' newest booklet. "T h e
Bride's Guide," has all Ihe an
swers (from announcing the en
gagement to "who pays for
what"). To receive your copy,
write to Ann Landers, in care of
the Herald and News, enclosing a
long, self-addressed, stamped en
velope and 35 cents in coin.
Ann Landers will be glad to help
you with your .problems. Send
them to her in care of this news
paper, enclosing a stamped, self
addressed envelope.
SALEM il'PP - A bill rcquir-
ing a person convicted of first
degree murder to be imprisoned
for 13 years before becoming eli-
ihle for parole was approved 24-
6 Tuesday by the Senate and sent
to Ihe House.
Senate Okays Long Delay For Paroles
The bill. SB10. is a companion
measure to SJR3 which was ap
proved by the Senate last week.
SJR3 calls (or a vote by the peo
ple in 1964 on a proposal to
change the s t a t e s' constitution
and eliminate the death penalty.
Hatfield Takes Stand
On Capital Punishment
SALEM lUPl'-Gov. Mark Hut
field said Monday if the voters
abolished the death penalty it
would be a new factor to consider
it any executions were pending.
The Senate has passed and sent
to tile House a proposed constitu
tional amendment to abolish capi
tal punishment. If it clears the
House, it would go to the voters
in 1!K4.
Hatfield said, although he slill
dislikes capital punishment, lie
would continue to abide by the
law of the state prior to an actual
vote of the people. He said he
would have "no authority to post
pone" an execution before the
people voted.
After that, he said, if Ihe voters
did away with the death penalty.
it would introduce another fac
tor" to be considered if any re
quests for commutation were
pending.
Four persons now are under
death sentence in Oregon. Two;
have r e c e i v ed postponements'
pending U.S. Supreme Court ap
peals. Two are still under auto
matic review by Ihe Oregon Su
preme Court and no execution
dates are set.
The governor, at his weekly
news conlerencc. called it a
tragedy" that the Senate last
week rejected his "implied con
sent" bill that would have given
drunken driver suspects a choice
between taking chemical tests or
losing their licenses.
He said the Senate "left the
door open to tlie drunken driver."
The governor expressed disap
pointment over House rejection of
his key cigarette tax bill and said
he is now waiting to see what
alternative the lawmakers come
up with.
The governor said he is encour
aged by recent signs his proposal
lor a natural resources depart
ment may get somewhere.
He said, however, "I am not
counting any bills until they are
actually wet with my signature.
The governor predicted once the
state is. finally able to turn the
Boardman industrial site over to
the Boeing Co. as planned, "we
will find action on the part of
Boeing.
and make tlie penalty (or first
degree murder life imprisonment.
Under present law, a person
convicted of first degree murder
could become eligible for parole
in seven years.
The bill approved Tuesdav
would become effective only if tlie
people voted to do away with the
death penalty. The measure also
would require lifetime supervision
by the parole board of any per
son released on parole after serv
ing at least 15 years.
Sen. Don Willner, D-Lake Os
wego, said "it is important that
the voters know if they abandon
the death penalty there will be
strong penalties for persons con
victed of first degree murder."
He said the parole provision
"gives prisoners hope."
In other action, the Senate ap
proved a House memorial asking
the Federal Power Commission to
expedite its determination of a pe
tition to construct a natural gas
line between Eugene and Grants
Pass.
El Paso Natural Gas Company
has petitioned for permission to
construct the gas line. The power
commission has had tlie applica
tion for seven months.
Tlie Senate approved, and sent
to the governor a measure which
would increase by $331,000 the
present $41 million allotment
from the basis school fund for the
state's share of providing trans,
portation for school students.
Also sent to the governor was
a measure authorizing leaves of
absence for public employes serv
ing with the Peace Corps.
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"His"
"Hers"
"His" fills two glasses. "Hers" barely fills one.
His is our very convenient 16-ounce size.
Hers is very new and very, very small.
7-ounces, not a drop more. Barely enough to fill
a glass-head and all.
We were going to call it "the short beer in a
bottle" or "Runt." Or "Lady Bottle" or "Midge."
But we finally settled on just plain 7-ounce bottle.
You'll probably chuckle the first time you see
it, but when you stop to consider, the small size
is rather practical.
Some gals like an occasional beer, but not too
much. With our new 7-ounce size, no waste. And
because there's less to drink, there's less chance
for the last few ounces to sit around and warm up.
There are times when even a man wants a
"short beer."And that's all he wants. The 7-ounce
fills the bill.
Our new size is too small for a 6-pack, so we put
it up in 8-packs. (For bridge parties, tea parties,
or whatever.)
Of course, if your gal is one of the boys, she can
s 111 use our 11 or 16-ounce sizes.
You'll find both "Hit" and "Hers" in Rainier' no-deposit, no-rcturn bottle.