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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1963)
Peking Seeks Support Of Splinter Communists LONDON (UPI) High Com munist sources said today that Communist China is lining up left-wing or splinter Communist groups for a Peking-controlled Communist International to rival Moscow's. Behind the strategy lies the Chinese belief that the minority status of the Peking camp will soon be changed to majority. The Chinese feel that time is on their side and that more and more Communists will swing over to their hard line in foreign poll cy. : The sources said Chinese Com munist agents are contacting open opponents of Soviet Premier Nikila S. Khrushchev s pcacctul coexistence and also those con sidered potential opponents. Moving Toward Split High Communist informants saw in these developments a move toward a two-camp Com munist international, although Moscow at present commands the undisputed backing of almost all of the world's parties. ' But Peking's apparent deter mination to rip into the Moscow- controlled Red alignment was causing Khrushchev "very serious anxiety," the sources said. In Europe the Communists are solidly behind Khrushchev, al though there are small splinter groups of Peking liners both in the satellites and in parties in West Europe. But there may be more re- PAGE B HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Thursday, October 10, 1963 Look At The Saving When The an STORM WINDOW PLASTIC Glau-claar plaitic (or itorm window!. Two liiai let you make your own (or any liia window. Priced per yard at 39-59- MOHAIR YARN Rtol English mohair yarn in a variety of prttty colon. Thii makes beautiful sweat irs. Roa. 1.29 skain. Houst of Discount prico 77' HEAVY RUG YARN Chooie front 19 colon in this (Ino rug yarn. You gel 210 yard tkeln (or only . . , (O) (O) WATER BROOM Tho handiest thing you've ever owned. Water sweeps way leaves and dirt from sidewalks and driveways. Water does all the1 work. 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Predictions are that a special session could erupt into a bitter battle between the House and iSenate. Gov. Mark Hatfield still has not announced whether he would call a special session to grapple with the fiscal crisis. But responsible capital sources of say there is no other politically practical course open to Hattieid Fee CafitSf Soft Corns. Collausat and Bunlsnt. ' D-rScholl's ALL-O-FOOT CUSHION in spite of the danger of a lengthy legislative battle. Lorcn Hicks, Hatfield's legal counsel, said Hatfield probaby would wait until election results were officially certified by the secretary of state before issuing a call for a special session. . No Decision Yet Hicks added, "There's been no decision yet on whether to call a special session." Secretary of State Howell Ap pling Jr. told United Press In ternational he expects to certify the election results "within about ten days" of the vote. 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The attorney general has ruled Hatfield cannot cut the $141 mil lion basic school fund. Also be yond his reach are funds for the courts, debt reduction of the treas urer's and secretary of state's of fices, and the legislature itself. And there is a legal limit to cuts that may be made in some stats operations. Many state institu tions are protected by constitu tional "requirements that the state provide service. Complicating the issue is the fact that dedicated fund agencies, such as the Highway Department, will not be affected by the re sults of Tuesday's balloting. Salary Cuts Difficult These agencies still would have ample operating funds, and this would make it virtually impos sible to order across-the - board salary cuts for state employes. The Civil Service Commission is expected to rule that jobs may be eliminated, or "days off" may be . ordered, but that the basic pay scales cannot be cut. Some high state omcials say cuts will have to be selective some services possibly being elim inated altogether, while others will go virtually untouched. The major question here is not whether the tax measure will be defeated, but instead, by what margin will it be defeated. Daughter's Questions Too Much For Old Dad WASHINGTON (UPI) - Soon er or later, if you are the father of growing children, there will come a time when they will start asking you delicate questions. If you are an experienced fath er, you will handle the matter in one of tne loiiowing ways: You will say "sorry, I haven't time to answer that now. I think we're having an air raid." Or you will say "that's a good question. Why don't you go ask your moth er?" There may be moments, how ever, when all escape hatches are closed. Such was the case at my house some time ago when my daughter, who is teetering on the brink of 13, became curious about something she saw on tele vision. Faced Tough Job Her mother was not at home at the time and there wasn't an airplane in the sky. So, back to the wall, I found mysell trying to explain Frank Sinatra. Whenever you are explaining Sinatra to a pre-teenager you have to choose your words very care fully. Otherwise, you might 6ay something that will cause her in later life to turn against bari tones. On this evening, Sinatra was appearing as a guest star on somebody's program and my daughter was puzzled by the con versation he was having with tne host. "Why do they keep asking him about Girls?" she said. "He looks like he is almost as old as you 8I"I like to think," I replied, "that women still find me attrac tive." "Don't make jokes," she said. "I'm serious. Every time I see him on television they're kidding him about girls. It doesn t make sense." Go For Sinatra "Why not," I said. "Many girls go for Sinatra in a big way." "You're putting me on.". "No I'm not. It's true. Ask your mother when she gets back. 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