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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1963)
Senate Okays Fast Time Extension HERALD AND NKWS, Klanuth Falls. Ore. Friday. April 12, 196J PAGE 5-A t i I 5; vo?M m 7 I ' asenat',pd '""x1 "id mothers of school children oted 22-8 Thursday to extend day- within Oregon over quick - time, opposed extending q ic .fa 2 i.Shl saving me one month to1 Since then. Washington has ex- Oiiober tune COMING SOON! w a'hin it ! ? r j - i "s dayhfhl time schedule Tlie meas sure was co-soonsored muiiiid unu .e- io October to match vada- I and .Nevada. California by t7 senators and 12 represcnta I tives. Grand Opening 2 Anniversary ii approveo oy me House. Ore- At hearing on H, Vol,,,- m i, i gon would be on (he same sum mer time schedule as all other radio, television, transportation Sens. Ahrens. Boivin, Klfstrom. and industry spokesmen urged Nalerlin. New brv, Pearson. Thiel changing the law. land Yturri. We've just received 35 new Ramblers and more Pontiact ore on their way. Come in right now for Pacific Coast states. At an election last year Oregon Sen. Alice Corhett, D-Portland. said "this is not a frivolous measure lo provide added time for gardening or golf. It is de signed to aid the state's econ omy." She said failure lo adopt the new summer time schedule could o pre-celebrotion deol. Get the most for your present cor! Right Now! Take your pick of model, color and accessories . . . while stocks are at their peak! ECCLES MOTORS 606 So. 6th ians voted to make observance of daylight saving time statewide. The Hudson River miles in lcnglh. is only 315 Daylight saving time begins at a.m. on the last Sunday in April. The bill approved t'odav would extend it to the last Sun day in October, instead of the last Saturday in September as at j cost Oregon industry 500.0O0 in P'eseni. i the next biennium. Oregon's daylight saving sched- Sen. Robert Elfstrom. R.Salem J"" . - A 1 If"!. : mm he only WAI- officer assianecf tn A AC Apni-M . . Ki;.uJ bi; r:.WRMU -L Map?' J- comb,, th her uniform which ,J.;... u ' '- r'V. . ,f -omD. I two Jiiver bars on effective April I. Liut "Piradl"9 became sonn.l officer at th. ,1, fi.U ..J 7.' -77," . . ,n "n.lve.r.$l ! Oregon, is . per- 3" w III ssiqn er oa husband. 408th Fighter Group, as is he Child Bites Parents -Bitten Mom Bites Back hpac Ann 1 J ... . i. i. Vu. -TT ... uur so,V"clr wves would not stand for ... ... ...... ,.,!. uiu. ne nas a nasty it i!inl Pe0;,e- X0t 0n.,yl M "if h" -rious heart con -.. ..c ui.c ins piaymaies, ne dition aiso Dues his father and me -,f We have tried various punish ments and noth ing worked. Last week, out of sheer frustra . tion, I bit him I back. This seems I to have cured I him, temporari ly at least. But now can I take him out in public or to the home of friends? If he should bite, I can't bite him back in the presence of others. They would think I was crazy. Please tell us what to do. OLATHE, KAN SAS Dear Olatlie: H'a not abnormal for an lR-month-old child to bite. If his biting is combined with other symptoms of meanness, however, it could suggest real trouble ahead. I'erhaps there is antagonism between you and your husband The child may well interpret the snarling and snapping which he witnesses as a desire on the part of his parents to bite one anoth er. Please stop biting the child in private or in public. Simply Male him when he bites. He'il know he is being punished. If he is not cured of the habit with in two months consult a professional. Dear Ann Landers: My wife has five brothers. Her mother passed away Iwo years ago and her father has been in poor health ever since. He is 72 years of age and needs someone with him con stantly. His housekeeper has giv en notice that she is leaving with in 30 days. My wife's brothers say thai if they can't find a suitable house keeper for their father (he's so hard to please) we must take him and is physically unable to taKe care of her father here. Please tell us what to do. She is nervous wreck from all the phone conversations. Each of her five brothers calls every day and re peats, "It's your dutv!" TUR MOIL Dear Turnviil: The notion that It's more a daughter's duty than son's to care for his aeine parents is a neat bit of fiction. The responsibility should be shared by all children. The solution lies in getting a competent housekeeper. U there is no alternative hire a practical nurse. The expense, of course, should be split six ways. Dear Ann Landers: A family in our neighborhood has two sons and a station wagon. The parents have nothing to do with adults but they love children. They often have outings for the neighborhood kids which some of the parents think is quite wonder- Atom Force Pact Near ful This is what they do: They send a permission slip for the parents to sign. This slip tells exactly how much money the child should be given lo pay for his ticket, if they are going to a circus or a movie or a sports event. If they have planned a picnic the child is told what food to bring, as his share. My husband thinks Ihcse people are doing us a favor by just tak ing tne children (who love it). I feci it is cheap of them to in vite the neighborhood kids and expect them to pay their own way. Do you? IRKED Dear Irked: Sorry. I'm with your husband. It's admirable that this generous couple is willing to spend their time and energy en tertaining the neighborhood kids. I see no reason why the neigh borhood children should have their PARIS (LiPD -The United Stales and its European Allies Thursday were reported near agreement on a plan for an inler- Ainea nuclear lorce, possibly with rrencn participation. The blueprint is expected to be ready lor approval by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) council of ministers in Ottawa in May, authoritative sources said. French President Charles de Gaulle, it was learned, has not yet agreed to hand over some of France's tactical air squadrons to this nuclear command. His stand was said to be holding up final accord on the full plan. French sources stressed that De Gaulle has not changed his mind about creating an independent French nuclear force or joining in an integrated NATO force. The inter-Allied force would be made up of various national units under the command of Allied Su preme Commander Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer. This plan differs from President Kennedy's proposed seaborne mul tilateral force, which would con sist of surface ships mounting Polaris missiles and manned by mixed crews of various nationali ties. Nuclear force plans were the subject of discussion in a series of top-level talks here today. U.S. Defense Secretary Robert S. Mc- Namaia arrived from London to confere with Secretary of Slate Dean Rusk and other officials. into our home. 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