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Newspaper Page Textii PAGE 8 A HERALD AND NEWS. KUmath Falls, Orrgon Sunday. July 14, 1963 Mood In Congre6S:Npy r' Pifferent Toward Railroad StrikS'Thtm In '46 NEW PAVILION Newly-developed demountable wood and plastic pavilion, dominated by 43-foot hexagonal "theme tower" of California Redwood, hat been s completed by U.S. Bureau of International Commerce in Portland for foreign trade 2 fair use. Pavilion will be unveiled at Sydney, Australia, Trade Fair. UPI Telephoto Unusual Prison Dedicated Sl'SANVILLE. Calif. 1UPH Gov. Edmund G. Brown dedicat ed Saturday the state's unique $9 million "prison without bars high in the Sierra Nevada that ' . -Hill turn convicts into (ire fight- -ers and conservation specialists. '. Brown told ceremonies at the , jiew California Conservation Cen ter," which will hold 1,200 medium t-eecurity prisoners of the state, ;ihat the facility w;as a pioneering ; -concept in correctional prisons. ' ''These buildings represent hope . lor the men who will be sent here : in the future," he said. Inmates at the center which ::has no gun towers, bars or cells will fight fires, replant burned 'over forests, fight forest insects ;and diseases, clear streams, fight ; .'erosion and perform other con servation tasks, he said. : They will be trained for the work at the center, the first ol four in the state, then Join crews pi the State Division of Forestry. ; "A correctional program should offer hope to the criminal offend er, hope that he will learn how to ' get along with his fellow man, : hope that he will learn how to ; support and care for his family, hope that he may lead a construc tive life in the future," Brown said. '. He noted the contrast between prisons which he said not long ; ago ' ottered little to the otlend ors and promoted less to society In effect, those prisons were crime schools which men left bit ter and vengeful." "Without these correctional in mates," Brown sai(f, "California could not afford these projects." Projects also are planned near Chino, Sonora and Garberville. 'One In Million1 Tetanus Case Kills Woman In State TILLAMOOK (UPI)-A 57-year- old housewife died at Tillamook County General Hospital early Fri day from an "extremely rare case of tetanus as a result of a nick on her finger from a hand saw. She died despite a desperate TRACTOR SAVES HOME EFFINGHAM. 111. - Gerald VanLaxt. his wife and three chil dren were routed from their beds to find the opposite end of their ranch-style home in flames. As! Ihc blaze raced through the house toward the wing containing! the bedrooms, VanLast looped a logging chain around the burning portion of 'the house. Tying the other end of the chain to his tractor, he pulled the burning sec lion away from the untouched wing and saved the bedrooms, The leatherback, world's larg est turtle, sometimes reaches an eight-foot length and a weight ex ceeding a half ton, mercy tun by stale police. Doctors described the infection i "one in a million." Mrs. Alice Kuenzi died at 6:40 a.m. Friday alter receiving 100,- 000 units of tetanus antitoxin which was raced from Portland by slate police Thursday. She was to receive the rest of the medi cation' Saturday. Dr. John G. Manning, her phy sician, said the woman developed the infection although she was given a tetanus shot immediately after she cut her left index finger on a handsaw July S. A Board of Health spokesman described the case as "extremely rare." When she developed symptoms of Die disease, she was taken to the Tillamook hospital from her home at Woods, about 20 miles from here. Doctors quickly ex hausted their supplies of the scrum. Mrs. Kuenii is survived by her husband, Herman, and two teen aged sons, Fred and Vernon. By GKOHGE J. MARDER WASHINGTON L'P1 The mond in Congress is far different today than it was in 1946, the last time there was a national railroad strike. Seventeen years ago the law makers were about ready to give the President the power to draft tne strmers uito military service Hai ry S. Truman, who was then office, had asked for the power an extraordinary speech to a joint session of Congress hurried- called when the strike was in its second (lay. Earlier, President Truman had cized the railroads in the name if the United State government i power he had under a wartime law which no longer exists. But tlic 1!I46 strike was called despite the seizure order. " Mr. Truman was angered. Grim-faced, he personally went to Congress to ask for a law bar ring strikes against Ihe govern ment. He wanted these broad powers to smash such sink Use of court injunctions against union leaders who urge workers to slay away from jobs! alter government seizure. Loss of seniority for workers! who strike against the government. Authority to draft strikers in to the armed forces. Criminal penalties for viola tors. Profits from government op eration of seized industries to be turned over to the U.S. Treasury. Continues With Speech While the President was ad dressing the joint session, a dramatic development occurred. He had threatened to call out the Army to run the railroads unless the strike ended by 4 o'clock that day. A note was passed up to Mr. Truman saying that at 3:50 p.m. the strike had been settled Mr. Truman made no mention of the nut. He finished his pre pared address in w Inch he labeled one union leader unpatriotic and another as arrogant. News of the settlement spread to the lawmakers alter the speech but they were in no mood to for give and forget. Little more than an hour after the President spoke. the House had rammed through his bill, passing it by a vote of 206 to 13. The vote probably would have been just as lop-sided in the Sen ate, if the issue had been brought to a vote immediately. However, a small band of Senators, headed by the late Sen. Robert A. Taft R-Ohio. refused to be stampeded Taft asked that the bill be sent to committee for study. Attempt To Delay The normal committee to re ceive such legislation was the La bor Committee, considered to be somewhat pro-labor in its mem bership. The leaders of organized 1,'bor. alarmed over the scope of live bill, were frantically trying lo get friends in the Senate to delay action. The measure would have applied to all industry, not just the railroads. However, the prevailing mood in the Senate seemed to be for immediate action. Senators ar gued that if the bill went to the! Labor Committee, it might never come out. A compromise was worked out to send it to the Commerce Committee, considered more receptive to drastic labor legislation, with instructions to re port forthwith. It did, in about an hour, with a few changes. By that time, Ihe heat of the moment had passed. Tension cased. Taft was able to block the committee report as it was pre sented to the Senate. It never got any lurther and was given a quiet burial. Some lawmakers who voted for Ihe bill have regretted their spur of-the-moment action, among them the present Senate Republican fore-'-'.- kv...: RIQHTS CHARGE MADE Gov. Ross Barnstt of Mississippi displays a poster sited photograph which ho claims ihowod Negro leader Or. Martin Luther King "at a Communist training school." Th governor made the charge in testimony before the Senate Commerce Committee. DENTAL PLATES Repaired, etc. Our convtnic-nt, handy, practical, ond economical lervicoi NOW availabli. No appointnfent nodd. 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BARNHISEL AGENCY 112 S. 8th St. Telephone TU 2-3461 School Book Criticized MOSCOW it'PP - The news paper lied star charged Satur day thai the book "What Com munism Means." recommended by the New York City Board of Kduealion as a high school text book, is a work of "moronic ig norance or malicious lies." KXPI.AIXKD PMKNO.MKNON lyfonardo de Vinci first ex plained the phenomenon called the "old moon in the new moon's aims." Da Vinci proved that the strange sight was caused by moonshine and "earthshine." Klumith P4II1, OrtfOH Publithtxt diiiv (! lit ) tundav StflnO SoutlW) orwn n Norlhfrn CillOrnl bv KUmtti Pwblihiii Cmpr ' ell.irt(H Phant TUvtcto HI W. ft. IwseHend, ublliH.tr nttrtd at tacoflla mattar at Mia post tywa Ktamath n. Orttori. an oVufuil 1. )M, undar act Can jri, Vercn J, It;. SaKOitKlaii OAs' a paal a Klamath Paiii, Ortfn. and a' addittwal mailing afftcaai carnar 1 Mofltn I MofltM .. . I Vaar Mall In Advanca I Mtwth . I Manina 1 Vaar Carnar and Oaalari Waahitay, Coay. . lunaav, cey m UNHID PHI. INTERNATIONAL AUDIT tURIAU Ot CIRCULATION tubtcribart mi rtcaivlnt da H vary a the if Htrald and Newt, plaata at Turda a im bafara t p.m. LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE 7 j ' i i In. .!".. i.... i....i.!i.i..i!L mmmmmm. IKi--W-liTK:!i.iifi'i;ti!;:Pl i..f iii.j-i::1 1 IS-S. SW I I t-l I. .0.1.0 m .i i ' - r - f ' Tii JIEOFORD iL'Pli-A complex traffic signal system, the first of its kind in Oregon, has been in stalled at tile intersection of N'id die Road and Crater Lake Hiah way here by the Slate Highway Department. Two radar vehicular detection units control timing of the sig nals, installed after surveys re vealed the intersection was a po tentially dangerous one. particu larly (or Biddle Road traffic at tempting to cross the highway. The Crater Lake Highway sig nals basically two separate fully-actuated controllers are intertied through a master con trol unit consisting of dual ana log computers. The computers have the ability to compare ve hicle samples and on that basis select the appropriate signal. Two radar vehicular detection units suspended over the highway permit the master control unit to compare traffic samples on a con tinuous basis. The control unit may then put into effect any one of 10 different signal patterns. with density of traffic at the mo ment determining which singal pattern is selected. A left turn arrow will signal when left turns may be made safely. A unique feature of the left turn signals is a provision which will permit vehicles to move with the left turn move ment on the same leg of the in tersection if the opposing left turn refuge has no vehicles wailing. QouDonvfoMK Swciire, ANSWERS '8 T3JOIN cS NVWUVW '9 '8 NOOdS 'S 3W0N01uaw -9 MO!lliV9133HM xsvw 'C i3XSVa 'C NV0009CU 'I NMOQ SSOHOV New Installed Signal leader, Everett M. Dirkscn of Il linois, w ho w as then in the House The Kennedy administration has taken private soundings of Con gressional sentiment on new rail road strike legislation. But no one can loreteil with certainty wnat would happen in Congress if an other rail strike occurs. Latin Aid Plan Offered PARIS (UPIi - U. S. Sen. Jarob Javits, R-N. Y has an nounced plans for formation of a group to help develop the eco nomy of Latin America, to be known as "ADKLA." Javits, here for a one-day meet ing of NATO parliamentarians, said the first conlerence for the formation of ADELA was sched uled for next November in this French capital. The name "ADELA" comes from Atlantic Community Develop ment group for Latin America. Javits said it will be composed of European and American busi ness and government officials who w ill discuss means of helping Lat in American economies. THE PRINCIPLE OF THE THING NOG ALES, Ariz. Police in this border town are making it HOW DO MOSQUITOES AGE" LOUISVILLE. Ky. Dr. Calvin A. Lane of the University of1 Louisville hopes to use mosqui toes to find out why men grow old. Lang is doing basic research into the biochemistry of growth and aging, with one goal being to determine why one person is burned out at 35 and another is spry and active at 80. Why mos quitoes? Although they live only about 30 days, they have precise and sharply divided periods of development. They grow rapidly, age rapidly and have nutritional requirements similar to humans CONTINUOUS SHOW TODAY FROM 12:45 Please do not reveal the middle of this plcturel -vim JERRy Lewis as 'THElililK'li professor: (A Jerry Lews ProdiiMn) QfriV ft toMQ DEL MOORE-KATHLEEN FREEMAN 3T GATES OPEN 8:15 TONITE THAI AGONWrW PAUSt BtlWEIN THE HONtYMOOH AND THE MARRIAGE! ' C ' A1: ""f ANTAONY FRANCIOSA f MS'kiJ J JANE FONDA lif!- Jim hutton -ril mf.T Jg-'SSik M-O-M oooonlo , JT tLmim if BRIGITTE BARDOT rJ MARCELLO MASTROIANNI I "A VERY PRIVATE AFFAIR" I Fiimcf ri EA&TMAN COLOR 7-J.i 4 0M1 W 11. 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