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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1963)
toppA High-Living Army Sergeanf Sold Secreff To Ms Before Killing Self Seven Seats , HERALD AND N1WS, KHmilh Mill, On. Friday, October 11, 1963 PACE 3A WASHINGTON" 'UPI - De-fand William H. Martin fled to mands for a sweeping review of j the Soviet I'nion by way of Mexi- "U"t" 'Lri' me Re- peared certain todav to follow publicans hope to gain at least disclosures that a' high-living seven Congressional seats in the i Army sergeant sold secrets to tlie 13 Western states. Russians for an estimated $60,- This estimate came todav from 000. Frank Reynolds of San Francis-! The Defense Deoartment said co, Western Regional Coordinator Thursday night that Sgl. l.C. Ir the GOPs National Congres- Jack Edward Dunlap. 35. an em- siunai tommuiee. Democrats now'nlove of the suner-secret National lead 41-29 in the number of West-j Scan- em congressmen. NSA deals with high-level mili tary intelligence, particularly codes and ciphers of this coun try and foreign powers. Its work is perhaps the most secret of all government agencies. The Pentagon insisted that Dunlap, who was originally as signed to N'SA headquarters (or more than two vears. Kaynolds said in an interview hi uie western Kepubhcan Con- killed himself when his lavish lcrence tnal despite the congres- spending gave him away up lairing uemocrats, Dimiap-S brcach of L-. s. y. Presidon John F. Kennedy's pro-jtv as thc second case at NSA giam will be a major isue in the in lhree vea,s , i960 NSA nlath. legislative campaigns next year.cmalcjans Be,.non K. MU,he He is not the hero of the West," Reynolds said. -He onlv . j won jhrcc states out here in rOTeS AlQG 19r0. ; The GOP official said he ex-j mm pected thc Republicans to pick JOII1S 3lQlf up two seats now held by Demn-j w crats in California and one each, Tne lransfcr and promotion of hi Montana Idaho. Colorado. Xew:0rin F. Paimer to a staff assist Mexico and Arizona. ant posUjon on 0le chiloquin Dis. trict was announced this week by On Tho P ar rrA Winema Forest Supervisor Alex ' "IIIXVX t' -.L annul. Palmer cnnies to the Winema irom La Grande where he was I employed as lorestcr on the W al-Iluua-Whitman National Forest. At Chiloquin he (ills the position of resource assistant with pri- mary responsibilities in the field o range and wildlife manage !,. I merit. Palmer's (orcst service career at Unity, Ore., in 1955 ity Agency 'NSA', peddled at Ft. Georee G Meade M classified materials to Red agents j April 1958 as a driver, did not but : have access to top secret U. S. committee would await the re-iof five. He joined the Army in! the front window suits of a complete investigation 1932 and was "relieved" of hisj p0ii0e aid it being conducted by the Army siNoA ouues several weeks be Counter-intelligence Corps before deciding whether to take any ac tion on its own. Pentagon officials would not comment on whether the FBI or other government agencies have established the identity of Dun- lap's Soviet contacts. , Dunlap, a native of Bogalusa. La., was married and the father Dunlap's second suicide attempt. On June lore nis suicide last .In v ar. cording to the Defense Depart-u6- 1,0 took an vrdos of sleep ment. ling pills at a motel near Ft. ul , i , , i i i.Meade. He was found about 2:30 His body was found in his new ,, ,, j. k,. . , ,,.,., n .. j ii u . i p m. that dav bv a friend, Robert velum Cadillac about a mi e , , :., . , f t,: I, , ., . irsiu ui uivll Ullllliv. il-sici iiuui iiis iiuiiic m uitn Duimc. Md., early on tlie morning of July 23 by Anne Arundel County police. He had run a hose from the exhaust of the car through took him to the base hospital where he was treated and re leased. Asked about the case, thc White House -said through Press Secre tary Pierre Salinger that the De fense Department "has indicated that various government agencies have investigated and will con tinue to investigate the matter." APPLICATIONS TO WEO Ches'r Ray schooler. 21, ana Ve-oTfl I Carol Daylev. 22. both Klamaln Falls. J DIVORCE ACTIONS FILED wtSNii I Treva vj. Knowlton. COURT ACTIONS FILED Carier.jonej Collection Service. Inc. A, G. Jackion and Cnarlotte Jackson. KLAMATH FALLS BIRTHS BOYS HASKINS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wil bur Haskins in Klamam Valley Hospital Oct. 5 a boy weiohino 7 In . n , SNOOZY Born to V,r, and Mrs. Wavnel began ; boy weiaiiing i ibs io li and includes an assignment on FAHNER Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred, i the SillslaW Forest at Coi'ValliS. prick Fanner In Klamath Valley Hospital1 ,, j , r ,-, . Oct. a boy weighing 7 ibs . iv, ois i He s a graduate of Oregon State BEDDOE-Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur i Universitv with a degree in or- A. Beddot in Klamath Valley Hospital , . j boy sveignino s ibs , i3 o:s i est management and a minor in SUMMARY ,.ane ad MildHle. Girls: 362 t . . .. ., ... ,,. ... , .... 1 itllllCI, HIS HIIU IIICII IUUI children arrived at Chiloquin on Oct. 1. They are temporarily rc i siding at Klamath Agency await- completiun of residences at codes and ciphers. Arthur Sylvester, assistant sec retary of defense or public af fairs, said Dunlap had told his wife he received between $30,000 and $-10,000 during the first of two years of his dealings with Red spies. Informed sources put Dunlap's total take at $60,000, however. Sen. Richard B. Russell, D-Ga., chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, who re ceived a confidential report on tlie incident, said he was "shocked that such a thing as this could have occurred in this agency." Russell said the incident "re veals a glaring weakness in their personnel policy." He said his m it tlli WE'VE EXPANDED!! 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