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HERALD AST) NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Friday, May 31, 1J
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Legislature Plods Doggedly
Toward Adjournment Tonight
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Fear Held President May Have Badly Miscalculated
Civil Rights Pressure To Trigger Major Emergency
SALEM ilIPP The 1963 legis
lature plodded doggedly toward
aimed -for adjournment tonicht.
Today was tlic 138th day of the
record-length session.
A resolution calling for adjourn
ment sine die at 8 p.m. appeared
in the Senate Thursday, but it
could be amended.
The general mood was one of
weariness, discouragement auo
disgust. None of tlie lawmakers
were happy about the need to
raise taxes, a need Uiey have had
to think hard about in the final
days.
Most legislators wanted to go
home, but the usual spurt at the
finish was lacking.
TB Patients Discussed
I'or example, the big higher ed
ucation budget of $77.3 million
stalled in its final stages
Thursday when tho House split
over what to do about the state s
some 160 tuberculosis patients.
The House voted 33-27 against
emptying the University TB Hos
pital at Portland and consolidat
ing the patients in the State Hos
pital at Salem. Both bills were
sent for review to the Health and
Welfare Committee, which had
never seen tliem before.
A sign that time remained also
appeared in the suddenly renewed
efforts to get a "three - way
workmen's c o m p e n s a tion bill i
through.
Tlie Wavs and -Means commit
tee just got the bill this week,
and two subcommittees spent
hours on it Wednesday and Thurs.
day and scheduled more. "
Tlie Oregon Ai1 LrCIO and man
agement finally have joined forces
in seeking its passage. Other la
bor groups oppose it. It would
completely overhaul the program
of insurance for the injured work
er. Key Bills Pass
Several more key bills linally
cleared and went to the governor.
They included one measure set
ting corporation excise (axes on
banks at 8 per cent, one broaden
ing tlie state program of medical
assistance for the elderly, and one
requiring central reporting of sex
offenses.
The House yielded to pressures
to restore $1.3 million to a bill
providing money to improve sal
aries of collece teachers and state
I employes. The restoration by the
House Education Committee gave
the bill a total of $6.4 million for
improvements over and above
regular built-in increases $2 mil
lion of it tor college faculty.
The House passed tlie bill 43-15
and sent it to Die Senate. It was
a bad beating for the Ways and
Means Committee, which had
trimmed the budget earlier. Rep
Edward Branchficld, H - iledford,
warned it wxwld encourage other
state agencies to use similar pres
sures in the future.
Commerce Department OK'd
A reorganization bill suddenly
took on strength that could ge it
through if the session dragged
out. The House passed a bill cre
ating a Department of Commerce
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President Kennedy miscalculat
ed the civil rights pressures by
so wide a margin that he finds
himself now confronting a danger
ous and frightening emergency.
The emergency is both danger
ous and frightening because it
threatens civil disorder, riotous
mobs in city streets. Civil disorder
is spreading in the South. There
is the solemn threat of it in
Northern cities. Tlie capital,
itself, has been put on notice by
Negro spokesmen that racial con
ditions must change in Washing
ton to prevent a race riot.
Kennedy's miscalculation was
political. The 1960 Democratic
presidential platform carried to
extraordinary extremes the prom
ise of legislative and administra
tive action in behalf of civil
rights. Negroes applauded tlie
platform and voted for Kennedy.
He probably v,ould have lost some
big slates and the presidency
without their support.
Itlghts Issue Delayed
Kennedy decided to postpone
civil rights legislation during his
first two White House years to
avoid arousing Southern members
of Concress. Their angry reaction
would have delayed and perhaps
killed much of Kennedy's other
legislative proposals. Meantime,
tlie President moved fairly hard
and fast with administrative
measures in behalf of civil rights.
ith special emphasis on the right
to vote.
The Kennedy administration's
biggest play for the Negroes,
however, was in the field of
emotional propaganda. Some Ne-
Bill Asks
Care Boost
SALEM i C PI 1 A broader pro
gram of medical assistance for the
aged in Oregon is envisioned un
der a bill that passed the Senate
Wednesday.
It returned to the House for
concurrence in Senate amend
ments. Oregon participates in the fed
eral Kerr - Mills program of
grants to the states for hospital
and nursing home care for per
sons over B5 with limited incomes.
Participation in the program dur
ing its first two years was slow
groes were named to relatively
high federal office. Negro leaders
were welcome socially at the
White House. The President
dropped in unexpectedly one day
on a group of young Negro college
women who were having lunch.
News stories and news pictures
kept the nation informed of the
President's attention to Negroes.
This political play seemed to be
working well until this year when
it suddenly fell apart. Negro lead
ers who had accepted Kennedy's
early civil rights strategy as a
political necessity for him. sud
denly became disenchanted.
Even the President's best
friends began to tell him. His
anxious telephone calls to Mrs.
Martin Luther King Jr. on those
occasions when her husband was
jailed in the South were effective
for a time. But just the other day,
the Rev. Martin Luther Kin" Jr.
was telling a California audience
that the President had not done
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Still Helping Meredith
The Kennedy administration
continues to support with armed
men the ambition of James H.
Meredith to study at the Univer
sity of Mississippi. But Meredith
is on record now that Kennedy is
not doing enough. Attv. Gen. Rob
ert Kennedy peculiarly has iden
tified himself with civil rights. Ne
groes w ith whom he met a few-
days ago to discuss (he situation
were unimpressed. They pronounc
ed RKK naive and lacking in un
derstanding of tlie race situation.
It Is ' proposed that President
Kennedy personally integrate the
University of Alabama by taking
a Negro by the hand and leading
him through tlie process of regis
tration, i
The end result of the political'
situation. Kennedy evidently Willi
move hard and fast now for civil
rights legislation. The frightening
question is this: Is it already too
late to prevent riots in the streets'.'
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