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Newspaper Page TextMonday. September 30, 196J PAGE 3 HERALD AND NEWS, Klamalh Falls, Ore. LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE 15 ACR0S51 wH TfTII r 2ACRQ551 : vr& 3D0V I lOACRoee I I I I 1 I I I .I3i! 9i UNITED ?E1uK SvuOtCArl W. 'dIHM 'L '39CIV8 -9 'SOlVOmV 'NOODDVil -C 'ixvi 'z 'ova 'i uMoa -ANN3d -oi 'Noai t 'an '8 'NOOVM V '31ddV3Nld -S 'a3HV!U 'Z ssojjy S!13MSNV Watch Crystals s Replaced 75 And Up Charge W Give your watch art exciting new oole with our expertly fitted watch crystals. All work guaranteed. Congress Ends First 9 Months With Many Proposals Pending WASHINGTON (UPI) - Con gress wound up the first nine months of 1963 today with many of President Kennedy's top legis lative proposals far from enact ment. Faced with prospects of their first year-round session since World War II, members of both Senate and House prepared for a burst of activity in the final quar ter of the year. The President's two priority requests civil rights and a tax cut still have not been enacted and some lawmakers predict that one or the other may not get through this year. Despite its record of little ac tivity on these and other Kenne dy proposals, Congress has writ ten into law a number of meas ures during the first three-quar ters of 1963. Among these are extension of Uie draft law. feed grains legis lation, extension of corporate and excise tax rates, an increase in the national debt limit, emergen cy legislation to avert a railroad strike and aid to medical schools. The Senate also gave the Presi dent a major victory by ratifying the nuclear test ban treaty and the House is expected to com plete action this week on a mili tary pay arise bill. From the administration stand point, however, these accomplish ments are offset by lack of ac tion on civil rights and a tax cut, a lag on the President's foreign aid program, and the apparent sidetracking of medicare for the aged and parts of the Kennedy education program. In doubt also are such items on the President's legislative list as continued aid to areas of chronic unemployment, cotton legislation and measures to deal with dairy surpluses. There has been a serious lag in Congress in action on the ap propriations bills needed to fi nance government operations. Only four have gone to the Presi dent. Six have passed both Houses, but two of these are in conference committees. Eight others have- cleared one House and four have yet to be approved by either branch of Congress. No major civil rights bill has reached either the House or Sen ate floor. Leaders hope to get a one-year extension of t h e Civil Rights Commission through Con gress tilts week, but it is a far cry from the broad Kennedy pro gram. The House has approved a $11 billion income tax cut requested by Kennedy, but the measure is awaiting action by the Senate Fi nance Committee. star gazer: v By CLAY R. POLLAN' Q 6-19-24-4M , TAURUS ..APR. 21 I MAY 21 I.M.7J-7I GEMINI iJ'J JUNE 22 ? 4-18-39-34 CANCER JUNE 23 JULY 23 A 3-14-16-23 '32-41-81-85 LEO fn JULY 24 1 AUG. 23 GV3.27.36.4i 'af 52-74-77 VIRGO A AUG. 2 SEPT. 22 8- 9-1 5-28 30-55-66 31 Your Daily Activity Guide According to fhe Stan. 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BONUS ALLOWANCE if you install a 200-ampere service entrance panel and mod ern electric heat (6 kilowatts or more), plus circuits to pro vide for electric range, electric water heater and electric washer and dryer. THIS ALLOWANCE MEANS THAT YOU CAN INSTALL A TRULY MODERN ELECTRIC SERVICE ENTRANCE IN YOUR HOME AT A GREAT SAVING. HOW TO QUALIFY FOR THIS BONUS ALLOWANCE Allowonces wilt be made only on permanent installation (mobile types excluded), ond this allowance will apply only to those who (1) ore customers of COPCO Division, Pociftc Power ond Light Compony; Klamalh Falls, Lokeview, ond Alturos Districts of Central Division, Pocific Power ond Light Compony; City of Ashlond, ond Surprise Volley Electrifica tion Corporation; (2) Applications before November 5, 1963 on residential con struction only (wiring permits must be dated between August 5 ond November 5, 1963) (3) hove their heoting ond wiring thereto instolled by outhorized CalOre Electrical League contractors. See eligibility rules ond qualifications posted by heating or wiring contractors displaying the CalOre Electrical League Emblem. SPECIAL WIRE-ON-TIME PLAN AVAILABLE: In addition to the big cash saving from this special bonus allowance, home-owners and home builders on PP&L lines can make use of the Company-sponsored special Wire-on-Time Plan. Includes both home wiring and electric heat installations. Maximum $1,000.00, no down payment, as little as $10.00 a month, 36 months to pay. lull I,. J i U J l, ,Tn,iinim7m5fi For complete details on how to qualify for this (100 allowance, cell your wiring or heetinf contractor. ' Owen's Electric TU 4-7350 D. D. Van Fleet Electric TU 4-4415 The Sloan Co. King-Swan-Cavalier Tillman-Booth Chromalox Electrcnd Westinghouse Electric Supply Westing-house B & B Radio and Electric . East Side Electric Leach Electric Shaffer Electric Uhlig's Electric Store Holland Sheet Metal Carrier Heat Pump TU 4-4434 TU 4-3184 TU 2-2528 TU 2-5503 TU 4-5512 I &m0c I TU 2-6582 No Fight Seen On Rights Extension Accidents Claim 4 Oregonians B-v United Press International Four Oregon residents died (lur ing the weekend as a result of traffic accidents. Chester Jefferson, 73, Salem, was struck and killed by a car on U.S. Highway 20, U miles west of Sisters Sunday night. Barbara Shanley, 8, Clackamas, died when hit by a car while rid ing her bicycle near her home Sunday night. Charles Gripton, 46, Ontario, died at a Boise hospital Saturday night from injuries suffered in a traffic crash near Council, Idaho, Sept. 14. Donna Clutter. 2, Charleston, died at a Medford hospital Friday night from injuries received when she was struck by a car near her home during the day. WASHINGTON' (UPI I - Sen ate leaders expected only token opposition today when the bill to extend the Civil Rights Commis sion for one year is brought up lor action. Several Southern senators were ready to attack the extension, but major delaying moves such as a filibuster were considered unlikely against the measure which is the first cilvil rights proposal to reach the Senate floor this year. The commission expires officially at midnight but leaders were hopeful Ihey could pass the extension by this week. The measure will be attached as a "rider" to a House-approved private relief bill that would pay $316.83 to Mrs. Elizabeth G. Ma son, a World War II widow in Houlton, Maine. Although the commission offi cially ends business tonight, ils employes can continue for two months in closing-up operations. Supporters of the extension said failure ot Congress to act by to night would make little difference in the commission's operation. Other congressional news: Wheal; Members of the Senate Foreign Relations and Agricul ture committees were to receive a briefing from Agriculture Sec retary Orville E. Freeman and Commerce Secretary Luther Hod ges on the deal for Russia to purchase U. S. wheat. Although no definite offer has been re ceived by the Russians, Ameri can grain dealers who bargained with a Soviet mission last week said the Soviet Union was inter ested in buying three million tons of U. C. wheat for about $230 million. People Reed SPOT ADS yeu are now. Morse 'Favors' Goldwater Bid 'BOSTON (UPli-Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ore., said Saturday night he would like to see Son. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., oppose President Kennedy in his bid (or reelection next year "so Ihe peo ple could have a clear choice . ; . between progress and neander-Ihalism." 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