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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1963)
Comparisons Drawn On Effect Of Kennedy, De Gaulle Visits On West Germany By PHIL NEWSO.M I PI Foreign .News Analyst H was inevitable that compari sons be drawn between the Ken- Vern Owens' Anniversary SALE Now Going On! Famous Frigidaire Appliances All REDUCED everything in stock or BIG SAVINGS netly and De Gaulle visits to, Wes Germany, especially among the West Germans as the people most directly affected. The American President him self had made no mention of De Gaulle during his trip and De Gaulle had gone to some lengths to avoid making it appear a pop ularity contest. But in the end there was no doubt that Kennedy had made by far the greatest impact and that De Gaulle's own visit had been disappointment both to Bonn and Paris. In Bonn, both Vice Chancellor Ludwig Erhard and Foreign Min ister Gerhard Schroeder ex pressed frank disappointment at failure to make any progress with De Gaulle toward a com- FRFF ilh-i Jim Hoffa Charged NASHVILLE, Term. (LPP At torneys for Teamsters president James R. Hoffa say that the U.S. Justice Department violated the secrecy of a grand jury which in dicted tlie union leader, and "threatened and cajoled" some of tlie jury witnesses. In seven pre-trial motions filed Monday, asking that the jury tampering charges against Hoffa be dropped, the attorneys charged that the witnesses were allegedly threatened by a special assistant to U.S. Atty. Gen. Robert Ken ncdy. ! The attorneys said the assistant sat in on some grand jury ses sions which resulted in the indict ment against Hoffa, took notes :and later used them in an at j tempt to have witnesses change their testimony. They also asked ithat if the charges are not dropped, the trial be moved to another city. Hoffa and 10 others were dieted last May on charges of bribing and attempting to cor ruptly influence" jurors in Hof fa s $1 million conspiracy trial last year. All have pleaded inno cent. Defense attorneys said Walter Sheridan, the special assistant, and the FBI used notes taken during the grand jury session to re-question witnesses, violating the secrecy of the grand jury. Liz Gives Dancer Aid mon agricultural policy lor tne European Common Market. There also was disappointment over De Gaulle's continued ada mant refusal to consider any place for Great Britain within the European community. Rekindles German Faith In Paris it was conceded that Kennedy had rekindled West Ger man faith in U.S. leadership in LONDON lUPIl The Daily Express said today actress Eliza beth Taylor was the "fairy god mother" who paid for lessons fur a 13-year-old ballerina whose par ents could not afford them. Miss Taylor did it because of her own frustrated desire to be a ballet star, the paper claimed. The girl is Anita Desmarais, whose talent this week earned her chance to study with Russia's famed Bolshoi Ballet. Miss Taylor was absolutely wonderful," the Express quoted Anita's mothers. Mrs. Barbara Desmarais. "She said (British ballerina I Margot Fontcyn had told her about Anita's exceptional talents, and what a shame it was that we could not afford to pay for her at the Royal Ballet School "And she told me that as child she very much wanted to be a ballet dancer, but she over trained and something went wrong with her ankles," Mrs. Desmarais said. The Express said Miss Taylor paid Anita's tuition at the Royal Ballet School for two years, but remained anonymous the whole time, not telling the Desmarais family until Monday night, when Anita danced a minor role in the Bolshoi performance here. As Anita came off stage, there was a telegram and a bouquet of pink rosebuds waiting for her from her lany godmother. LITTLE EFFECT Although warm waters of tlie Gulf Stream pass near the New England coast, they have little direct effect on winter tempera tures there because prevailing winds blow from the land. an Atlantic alliance as opposed to De Gaulle's "tlurd force theory for a Europe militarily and economically independent of the limed States sometime in tlie distant future. In fact, some said that the French-German accord which De Gaulle had seen as the founda tion stone for his own grand de sign for Europe, now had been reduced to a statement of good intentions. West Berliners' cheers for Ken nedy were echoed in German newspapers. "Neither we nor the world can quibble or doubt tlie dctermina lion of the American President," said Die Welt of Hamburg. Said the Rhein-Zeitung of Cob- lentz: 'This week the course was un mistakably set for the Atlantic route. It can no longer be set back to that of a small Europe . It is plain that freedom and the future will emerge not from a French Europe, but from a united Europe." But amid the chorus of praise there also were notes of doubt. It was noted that the U. S. President strives to consult his allies on major moves, especially as thev deal with relations be tween East and West but that lie does not always do so. News Leak It was not lost upon tlie Ger mans lliat it was in Germany that the news leaked that tlie United States would at least post pone its plan for a multi-nation nuclear navy. This m turn was followed within a few days by a Khrushchev pro posal linking a nuclear test ban agreement with a non-aggression pact to be signed between tlie rival Warsaw Pact Communist nations and the members of NATO. German doubts spring from a HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Oregon Wednesday, July 10, 19111 PAGE i-B fear that is with them always that their future may be deter mined by agreements in which they do not participate. 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