Wednesday, September 18, 1963
i HERALD AND NEWS.
PAGE JA
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Basin Briefs
France, West Germany Reach Agreement On All East-West Problems
R. ROY PROBASCO
Elk Official
Will Visit
Local Lodge
R. Roy Probasco, district dep
uty grand exalted ruler of Ore
gon Southeast, will pay an official
visit to Klamath Falls Lodge No.!
1247 BPOE on Sept. 19. Confirma-j
tion of his impending visit was
received by Exalted Ruler Rob
ert P. Craig.
Initiation of new members will
be held in his honor.
.The meeting at 8 p.m. will fol
low a dinner at the Temple which
will be served free to members
with July, August and Septem
ber birthdays. Others will be
served at a minimum charge
His schedule here will include
a 2 p.m. meeting with Exalted
Ruler Craig and Secretary Angus
Newton; a 4:30 p.m. meeting with
officers and committeemen; the
6:30 p.m. dinner and the initiation
meeting.
The class will include Harolrfl
A. Bailey, William A. Crcswell.l
Richard L. Hcssig, Raymond
Hunt, and Erwin Rittcr (by trans
fer dimit).
Probasco will visit the Lake
view Lodge, No. 1536, the night
before arriving in Klamath Falls.
His itinerary will also include
Ontario, where he was a one
time exalted ruler, Burns, Bend,
Madras, John Day and Prineville
during late September, October;
and November.
His appointment to his pres
ent status was made by Grand
Exalted Ruler Ronald J. Dunn of
Oneida. N.Y.
In addition to serving as exalt
ed ruler of the Ontario lodge he
has served on state committees
in nominations and for new
lodges.
The annual districtritualistic
contest has been scheduled for
John Day on Oct. 26-27.
BLY
MR. AND MRS. DOUG NEW
MAN and children recently re
turned from Portland where they
purchased a new car. On their
return trip, they visited at the
home of Mrs. Newman's sister
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dil
lard Weathers, in Dexter.
JOHN HALVERSON of Sidney.
Mont., was a recent visitor at
the home of his sister, M r s.
Thomas Thomson.
FRANKIE WOMACK is recov
ering from an injury to his left
arm which occurred when he fell
on a wood pile.
MR. AND MRS. FRED EADES
of Los Angeles were recent guests
at the home of their daughter
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hal
r arnworcn.
MR. AND MRS. FRANK WO-
MACK and children have returned
from a trip which took them to
Redding and the coast. They
returned by way of the Shasta
Dam, through the' Redwoods, and
then visited in Garberville, Calif.
MR. AND MRS. GORDON DO-
LAN and children are now resid
ing at the ranch which they re
cently purchased from Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Campbell. They are
former residents of Ojai, Calif.
MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS
HAGUE and Mrs. Georgia Hail
recently returned from a visit
to Medford. ,
HARVEY HINES, formerly of
Houston. Tex., is now residing
at the home of his daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Holland.
LDS Head Dies
ORLANDO. Fla. I UPI) Presi
dent Henry D. Moyle, first coun
selor in the first presidency of
the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints, died this
morning on a church farm-ranch
home near here. He was 74.
PARIS (UPD France and.
West Germany appeared today to
have reached agreement on
blocking any East-West pact that
would confirm Soviet territorial
conquests in central and eastern
Europe.
Observers said this was the re-
Mrs. Green
Attacks
Shelter Bill
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep.
Edith Green, D-Ore.. said today
that Oregonians have a "great
mistrust" of the civil defense
program, which she described as
a "dumping ground for political
hacks and has-beens."
Mrs. Green, in a House speech
opposed the proposed expenditure
of $2.1 billion for fallout shelters
as part of a civil defense pro
gram which she said would be of
no value in a nuclear war.
Preponderant sentiment is
against the program, which has
proven to be a paper tiger," Mrs
Green said of the attitude toward
civil defense in her state.
Portland, Ore., dropped out of
the civil defense program despite
a personal pica to the City Coun
cil by Assistant Defense Secretary
Steuart Pittman.
Mrs. Green said mistrust of the
program in Portland and else
where in Oregon was due in part
to "the bumbling, lack of purpose,
confusing alternating concepts of
evacuation and shelter and the use
of the federal civil defense office
in the past as a dumping ground
for political hacks and has-beens.
She told the House that the
state civil defense radio network
had proved to be of no value to
Oregon when it was struck by a
devasting windstorm on Oct. 12,
1962.
Lowest In U.S.
NEW YORK (UPD-The lowest
temperature reported this morn
ing to the U.S. weather bureau,
excluding Hawaii and Alaska, was
35 degrees at Redmond, Ore., and
Mullan, Idaho. The highest report
ed Tuesday was 99 degrees at
Presidio, Tex.
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suit of Tuesday's five-hour dis
cussion between French Foreign
Minister Maurice Couve de Mur-
ville and West German Foreign
Minister Gerhard Schroeder.
Both French and German
sources appeared elated by the
results of the talks, but small
"technical" differences of view
point were believed to remain.
Wants Continued Negotiations
Schroeder was understood to
have pressed for continuing nego
tiations with the Soviet Union, in
line with current United States
policy.
Couve de Murville was reported
skeptical about the wisdom of
pursuing any far-reaching talks
with Russia now.
Further developments in the
French - German alliance mav
I come when West German Chancel
lor Konrad Adenauer, scheduled
to retire next month, meets
French President Charles Hp
Gaulle during the weekend at
KamDouillet, west of Paris.
After Tuesday's cunferpnwv a
French government . spokesman
said there was "full agreement"
on all major East-West problems,
"especially that everything must
be done to prevent a policy which
would result in the worsening of
the situation in central- Eurmw
and Berlin.
Root Of Tension
Schroeder said before flvinn
back to Bonn Tuesday night that
ne ana couve fle Murville were
favorable to the East-West par
tial nuclear test ban treatv "as
I long as it does nothing to pre-
I serve the status quo. No detente
is worth anything in our eyes un
less it cets to the root of the
East-West tension, for example
the partition of Germany."
France, which Dlans to nrix-eed
with its own nuclear tpxK in Ho.
velop an independent nuclear
lorcc. nas reinsert to sign the
test ban.
Germany signed the agreement
reluctantly, fearing it might im
ply West German recognition of
Communist v East Germany, also
a signatory.
Both France and Germany are
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