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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Fills, Oregon
Tuetday, July t. 163
Neuberger
Cites Report
On Dunes Bill
WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen.
Maurine Neuberger taid today en
Interior Department report shows
no immediate need (or acquiring
commercial property for the pro
posed Oregon Dunes National Sea
shore.
The Oregon Democrat said the
report, made by assistant interior
Secretary John A. Carver, "should
lay to rest some of the irresponsi
ble rumors which have been cir
culated by opponents of the Ore
gon dunes bill.
She said the study indicated
that many commercial enterprises
in the area were offering services
which would be sought by visitors.
Mrs. Neuberger said her Ore
gon dunes bill specifically pro
hibits condemnation of residential
property. She described contrary
contentions as "lesatistic hokum."
"The record clearly shows in
tent of thli legislation is to permit
purchase by the federal govern
ment only if the seller is willing,"
she' saidi
Carver's report to the Senate
Public Lands subcommittee said
it was of "utmost importance"
that the department retain its au
thority to take commercial and in
dustrial property by condemnation
when necessary.
iScranton Asks Rights
Of Minority Be Upheld
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GETTYSBURG, Pa. (UPI)
Gov. William W. Scranton today
officially opened tlie centennial
observance of tire Batue ot Get
tysburg with a plea for the na
tion to work the will c' the ma
jority "without trampling the
rights of the minority."
Pennsylvania's chief executive,
in an address prepared for de
livery at the Eternal Peace Light
Memorial commemorating the
largest, and bloodiest battle ever
fought in the Western Hemisphere
said one of the primary tasks
facing America today is "driving
prejudice out of the human heart
as rapidly as we are learning to
drive men into outer space."
Scranton said the paradox of
the Civil War was that it was
fought with both sides invoking
the same principles, end the
American nation "went to war
with itself shouting the same slo
gans, fighting for the same broad
principles ...man s ancient and
natural desire to be free."
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Piper Denies New Trial
In Horse Theft Case
HAVANA I UPI I - Fifty-nine
American college students, defy
ing a U. S. ban on travel of
Cuba, flew here from Czecho
slovakia Sunday in tapes of meet
ing Premier Fidel Castro.
They ignored State Department
warnings of possible five-year
prison sentences and up to $5,000
fines and went more than 8.000
miles out of their way to make
the trip.
Group leader Levi Laub, oi
Columbia University, said the stu
dents will spend a month in Cu
ba as guests of the Cuban Insti
tute for Friendship Among Peo
ples (ICAP).
He said they had no political
motives for the trip and merely
wanted to "see what's taking
place on this island '90 miles
from Florida as we are tired ol
canned reports, misleading
synopses, garbled accounts, half
truths and no-truths."
The students arrived aboard a
Cubana Airlines plane from
Prague for the visit, which is
being paid for by the Cuban government.
They were welcomed at the air
port by Student Union leaders of
Havana University and Robert
Williams, former official of the
National Association for the Ad
vancement of Colored People
(NAACP), currently a fugitive
from a kidnaping charge stem
ming from a racial clash in Mon
roe, N. C.
Most of the students are from
New York and the San Franciscol
Bay area. They flew to Pragueisued formal warnings to the stu-;
in two separate flights via Lon-denls in London and Amsterdam!
don and Amsterdam. that they face possible prosecution!
The U. S. State Department is-lon return to the United States.l
Travel to Cuba without a special
ly validated passport has been
lagsinst the law for U. S. citizens
since January, 1961.
The motion for a new trial on
behalf of Wilbur Hixson, 42, and
Perry Chocktoot, 30, convicted of
acting in complicity in the larceny
of two horses last fall, was denied
by Judge Donald A. W. Piper
following a hearing in Circuit
Court No. 2, Monday.
The felons will be transferred
from the Klamath County Jail to1
where they had begun to serve
six and one-half-year terms fol
lowing their conviction on t h e
charge, June 9. Last week, the
pair were returned here from
the prison to appear at the hearing.
The horses were reported stol
en from Monroe Faithful and La-
vina Henry, both of Beatty, last
Oct. 2 and wore traced to Chock-
toot and Hixson early this spring.
One of the animals was located
on the property of an Agency
man and the other was found at
Chocktoot's residence on Kane
Street.
Hixson and Chocktoot were in
dicted by the grand jury early
last spring, convicted June 9, and
were sentenced to the prison
terms June 12.
Swordfish, including marlins,
are the fastest fish in the sea.
They have been timed at 58 miles
an hour.
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