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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1963)
Wednesday, July 17, 1W3 PAGE 5 A HERALD AND NEWS, Klamalh Falls. Oregon Oregon Answir to Pnviout Puzzlo Jp E a:c ACROSS 1 Crater 5 Festival fl Bonneville 12 Sonne flower 13 Cry of contempt 46 it i po&se&i (contr.t 15 Fall! 17 Scion 16 Of evergreen treei 19 Poteen source Jl Pro 23 Legal point 24 True (Scot.) 27 Isthmus 29 Over 32 On fire 34 Subsidiary building 36 Refrigerator filler 57 Mother Carey's chicken 88 Please reply (ah i Dirty foe Rested Tree Holy one t Sikh urn) hounds Forbidden Oregon lab.) Orecon industry One side (cricket I Jewish month ! Old France Period Nevada city Essential being DOWN Flabby African wild sheep Oven Organic salt i Greek letter i Kskimo boat Hover iiiwO'N E D It emljdi 12, EEtMaJA S fA liTON 2176 P nosw s ei-r p. , .. i'-La- Q;p;amg ErTu m diC5ine ASTIE-tfS WESterER 8 Anesthetic 9 Calamities 10 Shakespearean stream 11 Repair 16 African lake U Inclined -2 Youthful years 24 Cherry at Salem 2 Beginnings 26 Adroltest 28 Mattress filling 30 Snon-jp snirules .11 Skin 33 Plenty 35 Deny 41) Lunatic 43 Pertaining to the cheek 45 Comprehensive 46 Mount 47 Italian river 4ft Rare Ml Prejudice SI Burden W leer fift Brother hh 1 12 13 1 I 15 16 17 18 I 9 jlO 111 12 13 14 15 16 T? 18 7 20" ' ia& j 21 22 23 immi 24 25 126 T 27 28 f?3 2 30 131 iAai mj 32 33 f! 34 35 it 36 ! 37 38 F"l 39 40 H 41 42 43 fT 44 45 1 , I I Ima 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 m 53 54 55 56 57 ""5l 59" 60 61 : I I 1 I I I 1 17 Picture Talcing One Of Top Motivations By DICK WEST BIRD-1N-HA.ND, Pa.,l'Pl Picture taking has come to be regarded as one of mankind's four fundamental motivations, ranking just behind eating, sleeping and sex. In some precincts, it has forged ahead of sex. The snapshot urge shows up most strongly in the American tourist, who can be instantly identified by the camera that dan gles from a strap around his neck Cultivated Interest I cultivated an interest in the anthropological aspects of ama teur photography during many vears of observing tourists in Washington, D.C., where I work. The tourists there are fond of standing in the middle of the street to snap pictures of monu ments and such. In driving to the capital each morning, I usually arrived with at least one tourist draped over a front fender. The bag limit is four, It was my interest in the sub- The camera is his badge, his ject that brought me to Bird-In escutcheon, his caste mark, hi; elk's tooth, his security svmbol. He feels it is a part of him, and eventually it will be. It is only a question of time until the process of evaluation in corporates this function into the bodily mechanism and each per son will be born witn a camera glowing out of his chest. Hand. This village in the heart of the Pennsylvania Dutch country is the scene of an interesting con flict between the tourist and the Amish The Amish are one of the groups of "Plain People" that inhabit Lancaster County. For religious reasons they still use the horse. and-buggy, wear old fashioned luthes, shun telephones and elec tricity, and otherwise try to keep their homes insulated from the outside world. Prime Tourist Attraction All of this naturally has made End Sought To Abuses WASHINGTON (UPIi - The council of the Organization of American States (OAS) has asked the Haitian regime of President Francois Duvalier to end civil rights abuses and grant safe-con duct passes to political refugees in the republic. The council's appeal, published Tuesday, was based on a report by a five-nation commission that investigated live Haitian-Dominican republic dispute last May. tliem a prime tourist attraction. Being gentle, passive people the Amish have refrained from driving away the tourist with buck shot, as they might he justified in doing. Insofar as possible, they try to ignore the invasion. It is, however, against their re ligion to permit themselves to be photographed, and a tourist with a camera is not easily ignored. Thus has been created the clas sic case of an irresistible force (tourist with camera) confronted with an irresistible subject (the picturesque Amishi. I would like to report that the tourist has at last met his match and is being compelled to retire from (he field with shutter un- snapped and film unexposed. But tlie Amish arc vulnerable to long-range lens and there arc signs that camera shyness Is abating in the younger generation. As they say in Latin, "E pluri- bus Kodak. 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Rockefeller's attack on the "radical right" as notice that Rockefeller is a presidential can didate. The New York governor's state ment also was considered in some quarters as the forerunner of a stop-Goldwater movement by other presidential hopefuls in the Republican party. A spokesman for Goldwater Monday night quoted the Arizona conservative as saying the Rockefeller statement amounted to the governor's "formal decla ration of candidacy" for the GOP nomination. Although Goldwater has never acknowledged that he is a presi dential aspirant himself, his stock has boomed in recent months fol lowing Rockefeller s remarriage to a divorced woman. Sought Support Political observers speculated that Rockefeller felt he was los ing ground in the presidential race and sought to regain lead ership by his attack on groups supporting Goldwater. Newsweek magazine, said Mon day the Rockefeller statement was part of a concei ted drive to block Goldwater's nomination by forming a coalition of Rcpubli-I cans supporting the New York governor, Michigan Gov. George Romncy and Pennsylvania Gov. William Scranton. In a statement in Albany Sun day, Rockefeller lashed out at the "radcial right lunatic branch" and said the Republican party j was in "real danger of subver-1 sion by that group. He underscored that statement Monday night when he expressed fears that Goldwater will become a "captive" candidate of the GOP's extreme light wing. Rockefeller, whose remarks ob viously were directed at some vocal backers of Goldwater, is expected to renew the attack at the governors' conference in Mi ami Beach next week. Sen. Kenneth B. Keating R N.Y., a Rockefeller supporter, followed up the governor's latest atteck by calling on Goldwater Monday to repudiate the John Birch Society and "crackpot ele ments" backing him. 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