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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 23, 1963)
Monday, September 23, 1963 PAGE 5A HERALD AXD NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE Ljniri J ! i f M 10 ACROSS Ix 5 j " 9y 111 j i i i I H&I-J43 BY UNITED FEAIURS S-iWOICTl" : ooa '6 'Noovaa -l Iva ? "onc -c 'HsnaaHiOOi z aia -t UMa "adiNx -u -nhod 'Oi 'Hsnaa -6 'saou -8 'nvaaa '9 'wooaa t 'avaam. -z 0J3v saiMSNv Promise To Balance Budget Seldom Kept In Recent Years Judges Told To Improve Public Image By LYLE C. WII.SOV United Press International President Kennedy's promise to balance the federal budget with revenue generated by tax reduc tion would arouse more enthu siasm among the taxpayers if similar solemn promises had not so often been made and broken in the past 30 years. Franklin D. Roosevelt's prom ise to balance the federal budget was an annual affair until it be came an embarrassment to him and to his party. He was elected in 1932 on a budget balancing promise that also was a phony. The 1932 Democratic platform not only promised a balanced budget but pledged a 25 per cent reduc tion in government spending. Be lieve it or not! FDR quickly abandoned his platform just as President Ken nedy has turned away from the fiscal pledges of his 1960 presiden tial platform. Kennedy and the platform promised a balanced budget and laid out a program to achieve it. One important part of that program was higher taxes if necessary. The Roosevelt years spanned from March, 1933, to April, 1945. Every one was a deficit year in which 'FDR borrowed billions to pay government bills. Four of those were war years in which deficit spending was wholly defensible. Kennedy will rack up four con secutive federal del icits in his first term and at least two more in his second, if he is re-elected. Administration economists con cede Treasury deficits until fiscal year 1967. On the record of comparatively recent experience, a politician's promise to balance the federal budget isn't worth much. Kennedy refuses to consider reduced spend ing while speaking only in the generalities of budget balancing. Small wonder that many con servative - minded citizens doubt Kennedy's .performance will match his good intentions. The conservative - minded citi zens contemplate the steadily shrinking value of the U.S. dollar and the rotting efiect of endless budget deficits on the dollar's pur chasing power. The Bureau of La bor Statistics has reported that since 1959 the U.S. dollar has lost 6.4 cents o its purchasing power. Compared with the dollar of 1949, the July, 1963, dollar had shrunk SERVICES I NEW YORK (UP1) A Wake-Up" service is offered workers at one Illinois plant. If a worker enrolls for the ser vice, reports a tactory puonca tion, the plant hostess calls him at the hour desired, gives him the correct time, weather report and advises him to drive safely. 8TH & MAIN OPEN EVERY MONDAY & FRIDAY NITE TILL 9 P.M. DAILY 9:30 to 5:30 r" PENNEY'S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY ' ."..-A ' ' ' 5 . 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DRESS LENGTHS 50c 25 ONLY WOOL BLEND SKIRT LENGTHS 99c 20 YARDS CLOSE OUT FABRICS 44c 140 ONLY RECEIVING BLANKETS 50c 30 ONLY 3'-10' BAMBOO BLINDS 22c 1 ONLY GOLD 9x12 RUG 2200 1 1 t . I HUNDREDS OF HAND BAGS I Grained vinyl, shiny plas- Details like multi-zipper- y-i tics and fabric handbags $ ed compartments, purses, 1 i ii . t r II pockets, in this big selec- SwV. in marvelous collection of Q expande viny, I Jl new classic silhouettes. 1 handbags! DRAPERY REMNANTS DRASTICALLY REDUCED 21 Pair 1A I 1 30 PAIR Q r WOMEN'S & GIRLS SHOES JJ MEN'S DRESS SHOES ' CHARGE IT . . . it's easier t pick easier to plan, easier to pay! by 23.9 cenU. Compared w ith the 1U39 dollar die shrinkage now is 5-1.8 cents, tlie purchasing power being calculated at 45.2 cents. A 40-cent dollar means that it costs more than twice as much to live today than it did 24 years ago. This dollar rotting process has slowed considerably since the lushly loose Truman years, but the shrinkage continues. The first line of U.S. defense is a 6table, strong dollar. It follows, therefore, that the first line of U.S. defense is crumbly and is likely to con tinue so until government spend- ing is held within revenue and a beginning is made on public debt retirement. The alternative to that budget balancing program would be con tinued borrowing until the public debt became unmanageable and unbearable. At that point there would be no alternative to a tre mendous devaluation of the U. S dollar to dissolve the debt. Such dollar devaluation would collapse the first line of U.S. de fense. The American way of life would end. loo bad we can't be lieve the politicians when they promise to Balance the budget. SAN FRANCISCO (UPl) Associate Justice Tom C, Clark of the U.S. Supreme Court urged California's judges Saturday to work on improving their public image. They should also, he added, work to make the public feel that administration of justice is a job for everybody and not just for judges and lawyers. Clark addressed a luncheon yff) mar 45-52-69 STAR GAZERV Br CLAY R. POLLAN- ,f TAURUS APR. 21 I MAY 21 4- 7-20-64 65-66-74 GEMINI MAY 7! JUNE 22 3- 8-1 0-23 28-50-63-831 CANCER JUNE 23 JULY 23 ,34-36-51.53 573-77-78 UO rW) JULY 24 J13-18-30-33 49-63-84-87 viroo 1 AUG.H SEPT. 22 M Your Daily Adivily Guide M ' According lo Ihm Start. To develop message for Tuesday, read words corresponding lo numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 1 You 2 Con 3 Don't Your 5 Yog II 6F.nd 7 Helping 8 Splurga 9A 10 Money 1 1 Moke l2You . l3There'i 14 Keep 15 You 31 And 32 For 33 Dijcord 34 Trying 35 Difdculf 30 Problems 37 To 3S Wrong 39 0oy 40 A 4 1 Guidanct 42 Lor 43 Show 44 Loving 4D In 16Accompllih -46And 17 Con 18 Danger 19 Eves 20 Hood 21 Look 22 Worm 23 Changef 24 Welcome 25 Today 1 26 Open 2711 28Jurt 29 Out 30pf 47 Good 48 Eors 49 Better To 51 Con 52 Solving 53 b 54 You 55Attitudt 5fi Jump 57 The 53 Toward 59 Could oOHuidlei 3) Adverse 61 Advice o.'Be 03 Not 04 It 65 Needed ori Bv OHord 68 Advantage 69 Problem 70 Children 71 In V2 Visiting 7J Solved 74 Someone 75 And 76Alert 77 With 78 Wisdom 79 Loved 80 For 81 Opportunity 82 Your B3 Impress 84 Aggravate 85 People 86 Ones 87 People 83 Path 89 To 90 Understand SCORPIO OCT. 24 O'J, NOV.: 15-17-56.5743 160-71-82-885; LIBRA SEPT. 23 OCT. 23 21-29-32-38f" 1661 SAGITTARIUS NOV. 23 ;Kf, fi3 DEC. 22 43.44-55.58jT 170-75.79-86 Vj. 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