Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 14, 1963, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE S-A HERALD A.VD NEWS, Klamath Falla, Oregon Friday, June 14, 19M Thurmond. Urges Nuclear Tests By U.S. Continue WASHINGTON UPI - Sen Slrom Thurmond, 1S.C, attack ing President Kennedy's plea for a Soviet policy of "mutual toler ance," moved today to put the Senate on record in favor of con tinued nuclear tjts in the atmos phere, -The one-time Djxiccrat candi date for President offered a reso lution calling for suspension of negotiations for an end of nuclear testing "until a new scries of nu clear tests have been completed by the United States." Thurmond's prepared Senate speech was a point-by-point as sault on the President's American University commencement ad dress of Monday. In it Kennedy proposed a "strategy of peace" to lend this country and Russia out of. the "vicious and dangerous cycle" of the cold war. Thurmond denounced both Ken nedy's language and his an nouncement that a high-level U.S. - British - Soviet conference on nuclear testing would be held soon in Moscow. He said the ad dress reflects the principles of what the senator termed an "in famous and Illusive" foreign poli cy paper which he attributed to Walt W. Hoslow, State Depart ment policy planning chief. Florida Answer to gPraviout Puillt ACROSS Florida pool dressing room 7 Florida game fih 1.1 Planet 14 One-celled 3 Compaii point .18 Coal mine ;iy (Jirl'e nickname 40 Period of lime 4 followed ulanijl 44 Killed with stari jwtvir micro-orEanism 47 Ammonia 15 Honda fruit tompounrl Driver Has Close Call For Mora Fun on Your VACATION Don'f Forget the Funnies BLY .John Kaiser narrowly es caped being crushed Saturday when his car rolled down an in cline behind his Bly home, push ing him against the back door. Kaiser, with his young son, Rus ly, had just parked the car when the incident occurred. Noticing the rear view mirror loose, Kaiser said he set the brake and .start ed into the house for a screw driver, leaving his son in the car. tile then heard his son scream and turned to sec the car rolling down the slairs and across the yard toward him. Jle said he thought his son was being dragged and tried to hold the car with his hands, but its momentum shoved him again the back door of the house. The door was slightly open, and Kaiser fell inside, breaking his left loot which was trapped between the 16 1'ropawr bridge) 17About lab) IB Coal sci) I lie Jit Request 20 Still 22 Almosphpro 2-'i Single unit 24 Kingdom 2ft Skill 27Noihin 2H Miss Gardner 2ft Thirsty .10 (Jaint-d 31 Able lo se fairies .2 Flavors 34 Onfiiture 35 Spring month 4fl Hank official 4f J .apse of time SO Frothy; latny HOWS 1 Mand off Honda 2 Asiatic country (poet.) 3 Kid-culft 4 Collection of mr& rays l fc.KItiVjl O M A I T r W ijM RjAl J JNBi- O M.p, fOAiM F- R Ai AiTII iiOAlJD: MJBwejTitio.Nrie AM R.f..(J.i: AK lM:t-'EITI ,EiPI Aiyl 5E know I Hue 11 Corpulent 12 Police spy 18 Pronoun 21 Car behind , locomol ive. 22 Confederate ft fteheioui sister 23 Florida citruf 6 Kiblical king fruit 7 Small drum 2" Insubstantial 8 A r none 9 Measure of length lOi'arader of 26 Shakespearean stream 28 Absent 31 Turkish appellation 32 Child s game ; 3:t(irowli angrily 1 34 Florida city 35 Cvrus, King of the 37 Florida bird 38 Kgyptian Rod 39 Lit of entrees 41 K.agle's nt-st l var. i 41 Kindled 44 Fen 45(.o!f par get 4tj Winglikc part , TU 4-8111 Jtusty escaped injury and Kai ser has returned to his job with the forest service. Tizzy s taking no chances at -L- I; I PP"" "nurn iT,n our- cflr e st(,p take any chancel on misting! out on the hilarious antics of your favorite comics charac , ters. Have the Herald and News sent to your vacation retreat. Or, have papers saved in a Vacation Pack and delivered to you on your re turn home. Just call p 12 13 14 15 16 I 7 18 19 110 111 12 - -jar ryr -wsr r- 27 28 29 1 30 31 1 32 33 I j 35 ""yb" 371 38 F 39 j 1 40 41 42 43 T 44 4546 47 48 49 56 u ' 1 1 1 1 1 ti ' Northern Liberal Defends President's Civil Rights Plan; Raps Southern Senator's Charge Of Step Toward Communism WASHINGTON (UPII-A north crn liberal today hotly defended President Kennedy civil rights program against a southern sena tor s charge that It was a step in tiie direction ol communism. "Surely most Americans agree that an American citizen in the uniform of his country can expect to be served a cup of coffee," said Sen. Philip A. Hart. D-Mich. I just don't equate that with socialism." Hart was defending Kennedy's television appeal to the nation for support of civil rights against Sen. Richard D. Russell, D-Ga., leader of the southern bloc. Hart told a reporter that "like IIKI.P WANTKI) NEW' YORK (UPIi-The West German government has offercdj to help American college students find summer employment in the labor-short European country. The pay ranges from 45 cents to u cenis an nour, mosuy inr iin skilled farm and construction jobs. for Mental Health Most, mentally ill perRorm don't need hospitalization, but that was once the only treatment available until communities like AJIwrfc Lea, Minn., showed' tho way with outpatient clinics. Ken Allen, editor of the Albert Ixvt Keening Tribune, tells of this pioneering effort in the JFamily TVeelcIy with your copy of tha SUNDAY frraldaiidStU 206 Horse Club Members Take Training Program . I.AKEVIEW Lcs Marks, Wheel-1 Training objectives this year. cr County extension agent, spent according to John Kiesow, exten three days in l.ake County last sion agent, were to demonstrate week visiting 11 organized 4-11 and teach the 4-H horsemanship Final Rites Saturday Funeral services will be held at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, June 15, from St. Pius X Catholic Church for Mrs. Mabel Hargrave. 75, who died June 11 at Hillside Hospital following a year's illness. The ro sary will be recited Friday night at 8 p.m. in the church. Final rites and interment will be in Eternal Hills Memorial Gardens. Ward's Klamath Funeral Home is in charge. Mrs. Hargrave was a native of Erinsville. Ontario, Canada, born Jan. 26. 1888. She came to Klam ath Falls with her husband Harry j in 1918, and Mr. Hargrave, who survives, was superintendent of Ewauna Box for 32 years. Survivors are the w idower. Har ry, tnis city: one son, uoya nar- gravc, two daugniers, i.enora Hargrave and Mrs. tilcen Ben nett, Klamath Falls; three sisters and two brothers, living else where horse clubs. A total of 206 mem bers, leaders, and parents were reached through the training pro gram. Weekend JUNE 16TH Issue of A 'Not Worried" Says De Gaulle By I'nilfd Tresi International French President Charles dc Gaulle, commenting on reports that citizens are concerned about what will hapien to the country aflcr he is gone: "I myself am somewhat less worried aliout it because 1 know the solution of the problem of the French people is never found in arrangements and deals. It de pends on the French people them selves and I have confidence in the French people." pattern and to give detailed help on basic horsemanship. He pointed out that the Wfi.1 pre-fair horse activities will include showman ship for the first time. All mem bers in both showmanship and horsemanship will be working for ribbon awards this year. A county-wide 4-H horse play day will be held Sunday, Aug. 4. at the county fairgrounds. The prc-county fair judging tour will be held Aug. 13-15, wKh Bill Far- roll, Grant County extension agent, serving as official judge. The final horse placings will tie made on the evening of Aug. 30, and the top winner in each age group will receive trophies. Robert I.. Weir Jr. is serving as chairman of the 4-H hor.sem.1h ship activities for the WSJ program. most Americans ... I was proud of his courage and moved by his plea." He said Kennedy's voice was "the voice of American as piration wholly consistent with the democratic system." Russell, with tacit approval of southern colleagues who met with him for 90 minutes, accused Ken nedy of "using threats of mass violence" to pressure his civil rights program through Congress. He said he was "shocked" at Ex-Rancher Recovering Emmett Sisemore. Fort Klam ath pioneer, is recuperating fol lowing major surgery in Palo Alto Stanford Hospital early in June. He was released June 12 but must remain near the hospital for an other two w eeks. He was accompanied by Airs. Bernie G. (Jean) Rawlins, Klam ath Falls, who is also under treat ment there. Mr. Sisemore has made his home with Mr. and Mrs. Rawlins since retiring from ac tive operation of his Fort Klam ath ranch. the President's Tuesday night tele vision address to the nation. He promised to oppose the adminis tration program with "every means and resource at my com mand. Russell's attack drew from Hart, sponsor of civil rights leg islation of his own, a counter promise of "wholehearted sup port" for the administration civil rights package, expected next week. Russell charged that using fed eral authority to end segregation private business establish ments "creates a new and spe cial right for Negroe in deroga tion of the property rights of all of our people." "I do not believe that the American people will be easily frightened into discarding our system for adventures into social ism that have been discredited wherever tried," Russell said. He said the major distinction between a free government and a "socialistic or communistic state" is the right to own and control property. Asked if he was saying mat me Kennedy civil rights proposal on equal access to facilities was communistic, Russell replied: "It's a step in that direction." DOWNTOWN OFFICE SPACE Inquire At GUN STORE 714 Main AT SHAW'St HeRS W rxsns VOR SUNDAY, JUNE 16 When you care enough to send the verybctl SHAW STATIONERY 729 Main Police Chief Attends Meet City Police Chief Charles How ard left for Spokane Tuesday to attend a National Academy As sociation's annual area convention June 13, 14 and 15. Howard, who is a graduate ol the FBI Academy School in Wash ington D.C., said that the FBI sponsors the area conventions 01 its graduates primarily lo review new crime prevention methods. School Plan Defeated MERRfLU-The June 10 vote on ."'.ool consolidation resulted in a .vund defeat of the plan by Mer rill residents. Of tbe 386 ballots cast, only one was in favor of the plan and 383 were against it. Approximately 25 to 30 absentee ballots were uncounted when the figures were released. Voter registration in Merrill is 551. LET ft Saturday Night From 9 P.M. . . . with music by The Starliahter Trio Dlavina vour favorite songs for listening ond dancing. Enjoy dinner and your favorite cocktails, too! We've two lounges to serve you one upstairs, and one downstairs in the dining-dancing area. Plan a party . . . right now! PELICAN CAFE and WING LOUNGE 722 Main Ph. TU 4-88SS inute Dad PSeasers Cheyenne Mountain Zoo. Col nr.idn Snrinns. 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