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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1963)
Industry Group Plans Fight On Tax Referral SALEM I LP! i Associated Ore gon Industries announced today it would oppose passage of the tax referendum if it gets on the ballot in October. The Oregon Supreme Court heard arguments on the ballot title for the tax referendum this afternoon. Its decision on the title Mill clear the way for opponents ol the 1953 legislature's tax bill, de signed to raise an additional $tiO million, to circulate petitions to ry to put it before the people for vote. The hallot title prepared by Atty. Gen. Robert V. Thornton has been challenged by a Lane County group on the grounds it doesn't adequately explain the bill's effects. In calling for defeat of the tax referral if it should come to vote Associated Oregon Industries President Robert Carey said its passage "could open a Pandora's box of problems for employers and private citizens alike." "Although we recognize the right of every Oregon taxpayer to reject legislative measures hy referendum and that they i tax payers' have become disturbed by delaying tactics bv certain groups, we also lecognize what could occur should the legislature be reassembled," Carey said. On Bridge NORTH A K94 VQ653 7 5 10 86 3 31 WEST 4QJ1082 VK 4 108643 74 EAST A 7 9 5 3 V 74 2 Q9 J952 SOUTH (B) A VAJ10 9 8 AK J2 AKQ North and South vulnerable South Wnt Mirth East 2 V Pass 3 V Pass 4 N.T. Pass 5 Pats 6 N.T. Pass 6 Pass 7 V Pass Pass Pass Opening lead A Q "DENNIS THE MENACE" Weyerhaeuser Previews Plant COOS BAY (CPU - Weyer haeuser Co. today gave commu nity leaders and new s media rep resentatives a preview of what it billed as the nation's newest high speed, automated (orcst products plant. Manager Howard Hunt said the plant here will begin production early next month with 150 em ployes. He said the plant cost more than $5 million and w ill pro duce 100 million square feet of 3-8 inch plywood annually. Ultimate plans call for 300 em ployes and a production of more than 200 million square feet, he said. jt e : a 'YfeAW. IT WOULD M4K A SWBIL. TENT. Unique Citation Given Solons Tell JFK Outlook Excellent On Test Ban WASHINGTON IT1 '-Senate! Democratic leaders told President Kennedy today that the outlook is "excellent" for getting "strong bi partisan support" on ratification of the partial nuclear test ban treaty. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield, Mont., told newsmen following a weekly White House legislative conference that t h e U.S. test ban negotiator, Undersec retary of Stale W. Averell Harri man. made "a tremendous im pression" Monday during an ap pearance at a joint meeting of three Senate committees on the test ban treaty. As far as the senators could te so far. Mansfield said, there arc "no gimmicks, no side issues' tied to the treaty. Senate ratifi cation by a two-thirds vole h needed before U.S. participation in the three-power agreement can become final. While Mansfield indicated Har riman's explanation of the treaty was impressive, a good many sen ators still were withholding a fi nal commitment on whether they vyould vote for ratification. They wanted to get a bettor sampling of the opinions of the folks back home. Briefings given by Harriman and other administration spokes men Monday to congressional committees indicated broad sup port for the pact in the House as well as the Senate, Manslicld said, and he was more optimistic' than many other senators that ratification would come (airly fast. "We informed the President that the chances for strong bi partisan ratification of the treaty are excellent and that we expect ed the ratification would come as soun as possible," Mansfield told newsmen after the regular Tues day breakfast meeting of Demo cratic House and Senate leaders with Kennedy. Mansfield said Kennedy ex pressed hope for "penetrating and fruitful" Senate debate on the treaty. IIKltALU AND NEWS, Klamath Kails, Oregon Wednesday, July 31. 1963 PAGE A World's Moslems number about 430.3 million. MOUNT SHASTA Always on the alert (or violations, a Cali fornia Highway Patrol officer dis covered a unique situation last Saturday and found it necessary! to write out a ticket for drunken horseback riding on a Mount Shasta street. The offender, 62-year-old Bssti ano Tcnchio of McCloud, had his hearing set for Monday in the Mount Shasta Justice Court, but the case was continued in the ab sence of Judge John Kinstry. Ask about daily "Bunnell Card" SPOT ADS TU 4-8111 False Card Expert Play By OSWALD JACOBY I Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Al Sobel, chief tournament di-, lector of the American Contract Bridge League, does not play1 bridge often, but when lie does he makes things happen. I He sat North and decided to1 raise his partner's two heart - opening to three whereupon his partner went into Blackwood or bit and wound up at seven hearts. His partner won the spade lead and promptly led the ace and king of diamonds in order to ruff a third diamond and try the trump finesse. East played the nine and queen of diamonds so South ruffed the third diamond with the queen of hearts. When East could not over ruff, South led a trump to her ace and dropped West's singleton king. Was anything wrong with her play? Yes there was, according lo Al. He points out that after East dropped the queen of diamonds, Smilh should have Dlaved the ace of hearts in order to pick up a singleton King in enner nana. . Another pxnert asked Al. "Sup pose East held three diamonds plus the king and one heart and hart drnnneri the oueen of dia monds in order to coax South inin lavins down the ace of trumps'.'" Al ronlierl. "Not this East That play is (or experts only and not for many ol them. 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