Wednesday, May 29. 1963 PAGE 3
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falli. Ondl
"DENNIS THE MENACE"
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WHY QWT HE SLEEP IK THE 8EOROW? THIS IS THE UVlN'tOM?
Pope's Death Could End
Communist Overture
MOSCOW (UPU f-fforts by
the Vatican and the Kremlin to1
smooth over the bitter relations
between Roman Catholicism and
communism may come to an
abrupt end i( Pope John XXIII
dies.
Whether they then would be re
sumed will deDend in larce meas
ure on the man wno succeeds to
the post of spiritual leader of
world Catholicism.
Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev
and other Communist leaders ap
parently view Pope John as a
1ST LT. ROBERT HAMMONS
Fuel Officer
Reassigned
First Lt. Robert J. Hammons
Kintrslev Field base fuels offi
-r ha been reassigned to Ka-
dena Air Base. Okinawa. He came
in Kinnslev from Amarillo AKB.
Tex., in 1961 after completion of
a conventional fuels service
school.
Lieutenant Hammons was
charge of the POL section at
Kingslcy, one of the most out
.ion,lmci In the entire Air Force
He attended Arlington State Col
lege in Arlington. Tex., and was
graduated from Texas A & M at
rnllene station. Tex., in 1961 short
ly before entering the Air Force
through the AFKUTl. program
CO-TCenTer
Dedicated
U'F.F.n The recently construe
ed Campus Center building at Col.
I- nf Hie Siskivous was dedicat
ed Sunday to tlic former John
Mantle, first president ot tnc jun
1W(." enverninc board. Dr
nnnld Meamber. who served
with Mantle on the first board
delivered the main address.
Innrnvimalelv 1 .000 Visitors
toured the new building following
the ceremony and were served
refreshments by live Faculty
Wives Association.
The John Mantle Campus Cen
ter includes a library, caletena.
health center, bookstore, student
lounce area, and office space.
man whose Dronouncements and
I attitude were strikingly different
from the strongly anti-communist
position of his predecessor. Pope
Pius XII.
Th rpnlt since earlv last vear.
ihas been a scries of Kremlin
restores of friendship that would
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have been unimnnaDie in me nays
lot Pius XII.
it mav h. that thev will be ruled
but as well under the next 1'opc.
Sends Messaged
Khrushchev, an avowed atheist,
not only sent Pope John congratu
latory messages on nis Dirmaay
and when he was awarded ine
Raban Peace Prize, but also dis
patched his son-in-law, Izvestia ed
itor Alexei Adznuoci, to nome.
lAdzhubet had a private audience
with the Pone.
Simultaneously, leaders ot me
Russian Orthodox Church began
making similar friendship ges
tures. They sent two observers to
the F.cumenical Council.
Then earlv this vear the Rus
sian Orthodox journal Moscow Pa
triarchy lavoraDiy revicwea inv
.council s proceedings, particularly
the Pope s stress on tne need lor
peace.
Evidence m mange
The most tancible evidence of
thp new atmnsnhere in Communist-
... ,
Catholic relations was tne ap
parent progress toward arranging
the departure of Joszef Cardinal
Mindszenty rom nis rciugc in me
United States legation in Budapest,
whether the death of Pope John
might alfect these efforts is un
known.
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