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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1963)
HERALD AM) XEWS, Klamath Fall. Ore. Uedursdav, May 22, 19f.l PAGE 5-A Finance Chief Mum About Debt Ceiling WASHINGTON iL'Pl" - Sen. Harry F. Byrd. D-Va.. said today he has not decided what stand to take on President Kennedy's stop, gap proposal to raise the national debt ceiling to MM billion. Byrd, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee and a .staunch economy advueate-. said he was "very doubtful" about another hike of the debt limit, but had not decided whether to oppose it. The 75-ycar-old senator said he would wait until Treasury Secre tary Douglas Dillon brings his case to the finance committee be. fore making a decision. Dillon testifies Thursday. The House passed the bill to bring the limit to the record high of $309 billion during July and August. Republicans voted almost solidly against it. The Senate, how ever, is expected to approve the bill with little difficulty. There were indications that the finance committee would hear on ly Dillon and then clear the meas ure for Senate action without change. Senate Democratic lead er Mike Mansfield. Mont., said it would be taken up on the floor Monday. Other congressional news: Pay: The House Rules Commit tee considered legislation provid ing that women must get the same pay as men for doing the same work. House Democratic leaders seemed confident the Senate- approved bill would clear the Rules Committee quickly. Thev said the bill would be called up for floor action Thursday. TFX: The Senate investigations subcommittee called a former Pentagon civilian employe to testi fy on the controversial TFX fight er plane contract. The witness was Al Blackburn, who resigned from his Pentaeon inh some months ago. He was closely as sociated with the design compe tition and series of bids on the contract. Russians Plan Spacewoman BOGOTA. Colombia (LTD -Two visiting Soviet technicians said Tuesday Russia hopes soon to put the first spacewoman into oi-bit. .M. Fillipov and II. V. Roman tchenko. delegates to an interna tional communications conference here, told a press conference the Kremlin plans to end male dom ination of space. BIT 0' BEAUTY This eipaliered apple tree of Rome Beauty variety is a mass of beauty at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Martin, I I I I Pacific Terrace. The terraced yard was planned by the famous Thomas Church, national' ly known gardener, 23 years ago and present flower and shrub and tree arrangements are the same as they were then. With the exception of lawn care, Mrs. Martin, above, is chief gardener. Five tall weeping birches domi nate the upper terrace. Patio and terrace walls are red brick. Sale Of Buck Lake Timber Scheduled By BLM Approximately 3.145 million board feet of pine, fir and cedar timber located about four miles south of Buck Lake in Klamath County will be sold during an oral auction sale. 9:30 a.m., Thurs day. June 13, at the Bureau of Land Management warehouse area. Armory Drive in 'Medtord, the BLM has announced. At the same time and place. bids will also be received for about 565 million board feet of the same species of timber which was blowdow n in various parts of Jackson and Klamath counties since last winter. In the latter sale, the success ful bidder will be required to cut and remove the logs within six months following the awarding of the contract. Nearly 97 per cent of the estimated sale volume con sists of recent windthrow. snags and other dead or damaged trees. Approximately 2.9 per cent of the estimated sale volume con sists of logs cut and decked along the road leading into the BLM Surveyor Recreation site in Sec. 21, T MS. R5E. The average log contains 229 board feet. Top Soviets Reported III MOSCOW (UPD Two of Pre mier Nikita Khrushchev's top dep uties, Anaslas .Mikoyan and Frol Kozlov, today were reported ill. Mikoyan's illness was disclosed Tuesday night. Informed sources said he has been in the hospital since earlv this month after com ing down with influenza April 27, when he went to the Arctic Circle city of Murmansk to greet Cu ban Premier Fidel Castro. 54-year-old parly secretary and Presidium member has been out of action since mid-April with what is understood to be a brain hem orrhage and partial paralysis. Ob servers said that for all practical purposes, Kozlov, once considered Khrushchev s heir apparent, is lin- ished as a major figure in Soviet politics. Mikoyan, on the other hand, is Irccupcrating and is expected to be The winning bidder will be re quired to post a $500 deposit. In the sale covering the Buck Lake area i Miners Creek', Un successful bidder will be allowed 30 monllis to cut and remove the timber. The contract will contain spe cial regulations regarding road construction, road maintenance, logging methods, prevention of erosion, falling of snags, slash dis IKisal and the submission of a written lugging plan outlining the location of spur roads and land ings and logging methods and schedules. Less than two per cent of the estimated sale volume consists of dead or damaged trees. In each of the two sales, the purchaser will pay the Bureau of Land Management a maintenance fee of 10 cents wr million board feet per mile. Kozlov is more seriously ill. The hack on the job shortly Maintenance fees arc to be paid bclore the beginning of opera tions in tlie contract area, ex cept that if maintenance fees to tal more than $500 the purchaser may elect to make installment payments. The purchaser will lie required to provide a dejiosit of $3,400. Details on the two limber sales follow by species, approximate number of mcrch.-intahle trees, es timated volume MBF. appraised price IMBFI, and estimated vol ume times price: Miners Creek Douglas fir, 344, 473, $20.21), $9,554.60. Pondcrosa pine. 51, 92, $24.15. $2,221.80. Su gar pine. 209. 43fi, $22.10, $9,635.00. Western white pine. 31, 24, $.12.45, $778.80. Incense cedar, 5, 2, $7.90, $15.80. While fir, 2.592, 1,430. $4.75, $6,792.50. Shasta fir, 768, 683, $6.60, $4,540.80. Keno Road Blowdown-JJouglas fir, 25, 31, $20.30, $629.30. Ponder osa pine, 20. 44. $16.45, $811.80. Sugar pine, 7, 11, $17.40, $191.40. Incense cedar, 3. 1, $8.50, $8.50. While fir, 518. 432, $4.75, $2,052. Shasta red fir, 14, 19. $7.40, $140.00. Western white pine, 24, 27, $25.20, $680.40. DOWNTOWN OFFICE SPACE Inquire At GUN STORE 714 Main SUMMER HOURS: 8 A.M. - 6 P.M. Monday through Soturdoyi! Closed Sundays. 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