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Newspaper Page TextMore Information For American On Nuclear Weapons Test Ban Urged By LYLE C. WILSON easy. The average American citi Uniwd Preset International Kn has been showered with mas The American people urgently sjVe propaganda in behalf of a need to know more of the otticial nuclear test ban, facta and opinions about the pro posed ban on nuclear weapons tests. It is the American people who must make the final judgment whether a test ban on the ba6is now oroDosed would be in their in terest or against them. They dare not make a mistake. Several members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff appeared early this year before tlie Senate Armed Services Committee. More than a fortnight ago, the joint chiefs pre sented to the Senate prepared ness subcommittee a report on the proposed test ban treaty. Tiiev are f.gainst it. That much has been leaked. But whv thev are opposed and all of the questions thereto related are (acts being withheld from the American people. Some of the top brass have testified before Senate groups. Their testimony likewise is secret. - . Perhaps Too Generous '. Perhaps President Kennedy is being too generous in making con cessions to the Soviet union. 11 so, who has a better right to know about that than the Ameri can people? Three Democratic senators, all members of the aimed services committee, wrote to President Kennedy earlier this year warning in substance that further test ban concessions would he unacceotable to tlie U.S. ben- ate. The text of that letter also is a state secret too. The senators were Chairman Richard B. Kus sell. Ga., Stuart Symington, Mo., and Henrv M. Jackson, Wash. - When such members of tlio President's own party become un easy about concessions to the So viet Union, the average American ..reasonably might also become un Good Book If citizens would care to in form themselves of the argu ments against a lest ban on tlie basis now proposed, there is a good book available. Intelligent citizens will want to read this book whetlicr they are for or against a quickie test ban. The title is "Nuclear Ambush," by .Earl Voss, published by Henry Rcgnery Co. of Chicago, at $6.50. A bargain. Voss is a veteran Washington newsman. Dr. WiUard Libby, University of California, in an introduction wrote: "Mr. Voss tells the story of the Soviet arrestation of our nuclear arms development program for three whole years and our con- sequent gift of an opportunity to Pros and Cons catch up, which they have ac- Voss explores the weight of the cepted. fall-out argument against the "The nuclear test ban is a good weight of the argument that a example of Soviet tactical opera tions and 'Nuclear Ambush' is a very good description of how they have succeeded in this activity." test-ban is. in fact, a Soviet am bush. He recalls Dr. Edward Tel ler's statement of Feb. 1, 1963 that a test ban: Would prevent vital improve ment in U.S. atomic explosives. Would not interfere with So viet Union atomic progress. -Might endanger the NATO al liance. Teller said the Chinese would PAGE 6 B not be restrained even though the Soviet Union signed an absolute test ban. But, the United States would be expected to persuade France to accept the ban. "The Russians may desire a ban for that very reason," Teller HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon wrote. "They are supported Dy widespread public (U.S.) clamor. I hope that patriotic congressmen of both parties will resist the pressure of a public frightened by crises and misled by the mir age of peace. Wednesday, July 17, 1963 Basin Briefs McKesson FAVORITE TOILETRIES PAY LESS DRUG TtS m SOS MAIN STREET KLAMATH FALLS RNIVAU McKesson SUMMERTIME SPECIALS FORT ROCK MB. AND MRS. JACK CATER of Eugene and Mr. and Mrs: Mar ion Boabwright of Dallas and their families- visited during tlie - past weekend with the G. R. Boat- .wrights and the Ed . Caters in Christmas Valley. ' MR. AND MRS. RAY HECK ART of Salem were visitors of the Bud Parks July 12-13. SILVER LAKE ' MR. AND MRS. DUDLEY EARL LONG and three children of Portland wore weekend visitors of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Long. BLY PEGGY AND MARILYN CASE BEER of Klamath Falls were , guests for one week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Liltle. The Casebeer girls and Karen and Valerie Little camped out at Para dise Creek for four days. ' MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS HAGUE had as gucsls recently, Mr. and Mrs. V. 0. Hartcll, Evie Hartell, and Beth Milanovich, all of Klamath Falls, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young of Sprague River. MR, AND MRS. JIM BAKER had as recent visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Henderson and their granddaughter, Linda Sue, Oak ridge., MR. AND MRS. FRED WEST, Douglas, Paula and Roberta of Medford visited at the home of Georgia Hall. PEARL AND S. L. HENDER SON have purchased the War ren Joneschict house, and Homel and Edith Green bought the Wayne Smith house. RONALD AND CINDY LAR SEN took part In a road show sponsored by the Lakeview Church of Latter-day Saints. They ap peared In shows at the University of Oregon in AsMand and In Mam- ath Falls. Cindy introduced the acts and Ronny was tlie narrator, LARRY HENDERSON and his aunt, Mrs. Jim While, and chil dren, Linda and Roger, o( Port land went to Texas to slay until August with tlie Eldon Chandlers and to visit other relatives and friends. in. ,69 CREAM DEODORANT ANIIPERSPIRANl. Creamy smooln protection. Will not hum taoncs. i 'orocnuil ttpnaV DEODORANT " 'Round the clock protection in son cm 1.00 lor hygienic use by the wholi fmily. 5 or. 19 ROIL ON DEODORANT M ANTIPER5PIRANI. 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