Herald and news., July 12, 1963, Page 3, Image 3

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State Department Seeks Help In Banning Air Travel To Cuba
Agriculture
Need Cited
UNIVERSITY PARK. Pa. IUP1)
One of the strongest chal
lenges facing leaders of agricul
ture in the 10's is finding suf
ficient numbers of well - trained
persons.
Lyman E. Jackson, dean of the
College of Agriculture at Penn
State, said there are 15,000 new
jubs for college graduates in ag
riculture each year in the Unit
ed States with only 7,000 men and
women available to fill them
They include research:, industry,
business, education, communica
tions, conservation, services and
farming.
The Cuba with respect to air travel.
These are the four principal
Free World countries through
whose territory commercial air
line routes still operate to and
from Cuba.
In making the statement at a
news conlerence, otate Depart
ment spokesman Richard A. Phil
lips slopped just short of a flat
request for the four countries to
deny landing rights to planes fly
ing to or from Cuba.
But in reply to questions about
these air routes, Phillips said the
United States had long "made
known" to the four countries in
volved "our interest in the isola
aion of Cuba." He said these rep
resentations went back even be
fore the Cuban missile crisis last
October.
Lady Engineers
NEW YORK (L'Pll Only 5,000
of 800,000 engineers in the United
States are women, but this situa
tion will change drastically with
in the next decade, according to
Electronics World magazine. The
reason? There's an annual short
age of 40,000 engineering gradu
ates on hundreds of top level in
dustry and government projects
and the only way to recruit
enough qualified personnel, says
the publication, is to woo more
women into the profession.
Though some of these countrieslon the wav to Europe. CubanaiCuba landed at the Grand Cav-
have quietly taken steps to checklAirlines operates flight to Mex- man airport, discharging among
planes lor movement of arms or ico City. Spanish flights operate its passengers three men and one
subversive agents, they have con- to and from Havana. woman, all carrying Salvadoran
tinued to permit landing rights.! The Mate Department also re-'passporls. They took another com
Phillips said this was a matter
to be decided by each country.!
and the United States could not
dictate.
Cuban and Czech airliners have
used Canada as a stopover point!
leased further information on Cu
ban Mights through Britain'sl
Grand Cayman Island in the
Caribbean, south of Cuba.
On May 29, Phillips said,
Soviet-built Cuban airliner out ofl
menial flight later to San Jose,1
Costa Rica, he said.
The tour were arrested by
Costa Rican authorities and de
ported to El Salvador as Com
munist agents, and were arrested
again on their arrival in El Sal
vador. Phillips said.
Phillips said a second Cuba air
liner arrived at Grand Cayman
June 7, carrying two Costa Ri-i
icans, who also went on to San
jjose, and two passengers carry
ing French passports from Guad
aloupe who flew on to Antigua.
Phillips identified tlie two Costa
Ricans as Jaime Mora and (tint
name unknown) Ramirez Gutier
rez. He sadii both were "Com
munists."
On June 26, Phillips said, a
third Cuban airliner discharged 12
to 14 passengers of various na
tionalities at Grand Cayman. They
then boarded a British West In
dian Airwarys plane for Kingston,
Jamaica, and other points in the
Caribbean, he said.
Legion Post
Picnic Set
The American Legion, Klamath
Post No. 8, wil1 sponsor the
annual post picnic, Sunday, July
14, at 12 noon at Wiard Park. A
potluck dinner will be served.
Cold drinks and ice cream will
be furnished for the younger set.
Take own table service.
The post will install new offi-j
cers for the next year.
WALLS CLEANED
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Oregon Civil Defense Cut
Not Seen As Trend Start
SPOKANE, Wash. (UPD The
underlying feeling which caused
the reduction of the Oregon civil
defense program may exist in
other areas of the country, but it
can be overcome by a program
of educating the people, accord
ing to the Assistant Secretary of
Defense for Civil Defense.
Waller F. Lineberger made the
statement here Wednesday en
route to the Region 8 Civil De
fense Conference in Yakima Thurs
day and Friday.
Lineberger said he does not feel
the move by Oregon in cutting
its state civil defense program is
the start of a trend.
"It is possible that people
would rather not face the prob
lem of having to resort to fallout
shelters." he added, "but would
prefer to feel that missiles and
other defenses can solve the
problem.
Blast Rocks
Resort Town
HASTINGS. England (UPD-A
violent explosion rocked the sea
side resort town of Hastings Thurs
day causing many casualties.
First reports said at least 50
persons were rushed to a hospital
after the blast ripped through a
hotel restaurant, shops and cafes.!
Heavy damage was caused by)
the explosion, believed to have
been caused by gas. Furniture;
from the cafes was blown into
the street on the eastern scafront
of this southern England resort
town. Windows were shattered
over a wide area.
Ambulances raced to the scene
and police closed about a half
mile of the seafront because they
feared further explosions. Vaca
tioners and residents were re
moved from the area.
"Fallout shelters can save tens
of millions of lives in the event
of a nuclear attack," Lineberger
said. "The defense shelter sys
tem represents the difference be
tween possible annihilation and
maximum survival."
He admitted "in some ways we
have lagged in civil defense."
"But we are now in the midst
of a stepped-up program of edu
cating people to the value of civil
defense and the shelter program,"
he added.
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under favorable conditions, for
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