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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1963)
"DENNIS THE MENACE" Titled British Boys Would Prefer To Be Known As 'Mister' IPACE 14 Monday, June 24, 1963 HIH4LD ANO NIWI. Klimith Falls, On. I HOPE YA WJ wrsA TIM6 TO LISTEN 'CAUSE THIS HAS 8EEN ONE Of THEMWS. Kennedy Gains On Ike In Field Of Deficits By LVLE C. WILSON United Press International The Democrats are making progress in the field of Treasury deficits. Their deficits are getting blfiger. President Kennedy lias not yet matched the whopper turned by Dwight D. Eisenhower for the fiscal year 1959. But Kennedy is gaining. Ike s big red number was $13.4 billion. Kennedy began modestly at first. His fiscal year 1961 Treas ury deficit was a mere $3.8 bil lion. In fiscal '60 Ike hod turned up a surplus of $1.2. But that trend was too good to last. After a modest first year beginning, Kennedy came up in fiscal '62 with a Treasury deficit of $6.3 billion. Secretary Douglas Dillon toted up the Treasury's books as of last May 31 and found that for the first 11 months of the current IBM fiscal year, the Treasury def icit was an Imposing $10.6 bil lion. Dillon expects that figure to I have shrunk some this month so that when the fiscal year ends at midnight, June 30. the deficit will be down to about $8 8 billion. Trend Is Set But Uio upward trend is "well established. Dillon estimates that the deficit in (he next, IflM, fis cal year will hit $11.9 billion. That figure may be somewhat gimmlcked because it is a mat te of pride and politics with the Kennedys to keep their deficits below the 1939 whopier cluirged to Ike. Even so, the recorded and estimated Kennedy deficits for fiscal 1961-64, Inclusive, total $12.7 billion. The final figures are likely to he even larger. When the President sent to Congross 18 months ago the budget for the current, 1963, fis cal year ho predicted a surplus of (U(tf million. Kennedy's econom ists are wishful thinkers, how ever. They misled him into a cal. culution thai a booming business revival would gixsitly boost Treas ury revenue in fiscal '63. They did not press for economies in government sjiending as a liedge against any revenue miscalcula tion. In A Trap On their advice, Kennedy finds himself entrapped in tlio quick sands of deficit spending with no chance of being rescued in his first White House term and not much hope of rescue if he is president for another four years beyond that. Deficit spending has become a political way of life, especially for tlie Democrats. Kennedy eco nomists have toyed will) tlie klea of a pump priming spending pro gram to give llw economy a lt In the mm. They turned finally SHIP AND TRAVEL... autOTiated mil way to a massive tax reduction which would be accompanied by more Treasury deficits at least through fiscal year 1967. They have not much interest in exploring the possibility of reducing govern ment spending toward a balanced budget. Thcro are sober warnings that endless deficits 27 since 11)30 seriously undermine the purchas ing power of the dollar. The buck is worth about 45 cents now as compared with what it could buy in 1939. Sober warnings, too. that tlie unfavorable balance of inter national payments hurts the U.S. dollar. Criticizes Deficit President Alfred Hayes of the New York Federal Reserve Bank said in an April speech before the Economic Club: "The inter national payments deficit re mains much too high. A prolonga tion of heavy deficits cannot fail to damage (lie dollar badly." Hayes was talking about the dollar in your pocket and your dollar in the bank. President Kennedy's proper pride in his place in history may turn his economists to consider economy before he leaves the White House. And it may turn his foreign aid advisers to think h:trder about tlie imbalance of international payments and their effects on your dollars in pocket and bank. COLUMBUS' GRAVE According to Spanish authori ties. Columbus body is buried in the Cathedral of Seville. Some Cu bans contend that his remains still arc in tlie Havana Cathedral and these say a false set of bones! was moved to Seville in 1898. LONDON (UPD Once upon a lime every British boy was be lieved to dream of the day when he would have a title. Now an increasing number of Britons with titles are dreaming of the day when they will be plain "Mister." For "Mister" is a title that carries with it an opportunity the trend of the times denies the doughty dukes, the belted earls, viscounts, the marquesses and barons. Namely, a chance to be prime minister. The pressure from "reluctant peers who fear their political careers will be ruined by their being forced to sit in the House of Lords instead of the House of Commons is so great that the cabinet has approved legislation -that will enable them to assume the status of commoners. The government timetable coulu make this law by July, which would be a big victory for An thony Wedgwood Benn who nearly two years ago first pleaded for the right not to inherit his fa ther's title as Viscount Stansgate. Under the present government proX)sals, anyone who Inherits a title would have the right to sur render it for his lifetime. His decision would not affect his heirs. He would then be able to run I Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. for the House of Commons in the Of the two, Hailsham is said to knowledge that he could not be be the more eager for the high forced out of it by the fact he office. Lord Home probably would m one leenaoay th ONE-STEP aid ta pptit control tor wilful iei - v 30-day supply,, . 395 60-djy supply . . . 69S Imiilnt, dletlnf th. Rainless IFF.N way! nthlne, to mix, no need to itarvtl One UtN Camilla a day with timed action reiulatei and trips curb your appetite 6 to 10 nnurt. Iha UtN plan mattes It aailar to aonere to a lowcaiofi. diet while aetini your tavorita toodt. And remember, solid food keeps you telular. keeps ynu leellni lit while lotint unwanted pounds. For uja as wall as GALS, tool was eligible to sit in the House of Lords as happened to Wedg wood Benn. No member of the House of Lords has been prime minister since the Marquess of Salisbury in 1895. None is likely to become one again in the foreseeable fu ture. If the proposals become law. Viscount Hailsham. Minister for Science, and tlie Earl of Home, who is foreign secretary, could then enter Commons and contend if they wished for the office of prime minister. Both would be strong candidates to succeed have to be "drafted Tlie Earl of Sandwich, who was a Conservative member of Parlia ment before he inherited his title, is another who might prefer to return to the House of Commons. Baron Altrincham, occasionally a critic of royalty in his writings, is another who plans to run for Commons if the law is changed. Viscount Lambton, a Conservative MP and son of the J8-year-old Earl of Durham, might also be affected. So would Lord Balniel, another Conservative member who is heir to the Earl of Crawford and Balcarres. Protect Against Major Medical Expense Mllh CqutUble'i I.J vine Inturince John H. Houston Servlre Since IUM BEESLEY end MURRAY , ATTORNEYS at LAW announce the termination of their partnership as of June 30, 1963. Mr. Richard C. Beesley will remain in the general practice of law at 538 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, Mr. Freeman C. 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