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President Contends 'America Is Moving' PHILADELPHIA (UPD -President Kennedy, who cam paigned three years ago on a pledge to get the country mov ing again, Wednesday night told a Democratic fund-raising dinner that "America is on the march." In a five-hour visit that net ted the Democratic party treas ury $450,000 and gave a boost to Mayor James H. J. Tate's chances of election to his first lull four-year term, Kennedy dwelt on the gains made in the 33 months of his administra tion. The president arrived at 4:56 p.m. EST, was whisked to a downtown hotel, attended a re ception for 200 Democrats who paid $250 each for the privilege, dined alone in his room, ad dressed 4,000 party faithful at a $100-a-plate dinner at Conven tion Hall, and was airborne for Washington at 10:04 p.m. The Chief Executive referred I only slightly to the racial issue which threatens to play a ma- ' jor role in next Tuesday's may- orally election here. Praises Democrats kBut he praised Tate, Rep. ,., William J. Green, D-Pa., the ' Philadelphia Democratic city . chairman, and the people of Philadelphia whose support in the 1960 presidential election , swung Pennsylvania's 32 elec toral college votes to him. Green, who was credited with persuading the President to lend his presence to shore up Tate's candidacy, rode beside Kennedy and the mayor in an open limousine down the 6.5 mile trip from the airport to the hotel in 49-degree weather. Former Pennsylvania Gov. David Lawrence and Sen. Jo seph S. Clark, DJa as well Senator Omm Call Girls Osi Payroll Of Lawmaker WASHINGTON (UPII - At the age of 59, Rep. Tom Steed has just discovered that sex is more interesting to people than government. The Shawnee, Okla., Demo crat casually announced Wednesday that he had discov ered two call girls on the pay roll of a senator. He did not rdentify the senator, and said he would not do so, even If called before congressional in vestigators. "I'm not taking a moralistic position about it," he said. "I only mention it to point up the fact that secrecy in congression al matters operates to the bene fit of nobody but a few of the members. It certainly is not in the interest of the people." Steed, a newspaperman for 20 years before his election to Con gress in 1948, included the call girl report in his latest blast at the Senate for its insistence that House members give up the use of so-called "junk" or unaddressed mailings under their franking privilege. "People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones," Steed said. "If the senators want to reform things around here they ought to start with the Senate." He said the Senate's system of publishing members' payrolls quarterly lends itself to abuse. He said senators in some cases apparently do not list everyone On The Record DIVORCE ACTIONS PILED HOUSE Judith Ann vs. Ronald Dal- vln. CRUME-Viol. l. VI. Sylvin Sr. MARRIAOE LICENSES Richard Edwin McLay, 10, and Bar bara Rae Harm, both Klamath Falls. Javier Soto Arello, 30, and Obdulla San Miguel, la. botn Tulelatte. Battle of Music DANCE featuring music by 2 BANDS - 2 from MEDFORD The CHECKERS from Eugene THE FERRARI'S With voeolt by lovely DEE SPRINGER Thii band just completed tour with Dick t Dee De. Klamath Falls AUDITORIUM SAT., NOY. 2 Dancing 9 -1 No Intermissions lefort . $1.4 Aft.f 9 $2.00 LADIES Please Wmi Skirt Have Pun - Go Dancing as four Democratic congress men from Philadelphia, flew in tile plane with Kennedy. He was met at the airport by Green and former Mayor Rich ardson Dilworth, whose resig nation to run for governor last year boosted Tate, then presi dent of city council, into the city's top spot. Tate's administration has been plagued by the racial is sue this year, notably school In tegration and job equality prob lems. There have been a series of riots and near-riots in recent weeks and within the last week 59 firemen were dismissed for picketing a Tate political speech in demands for pay in creases. The dismissals are now being reviewed. Capitalizes On Problem Republican mayoralty candi date James McDcrmott has capitalized on these problems by distributing miniature fire men helmets and questioning whether the government goes too fur if it interferes with a person's right to choose his neighborhood and schools for his children. Kennedy told the partisan convention hall audience that today America is on the march. American Is stronger than ever before and the possibilities of peace are brighter than ever bfore." "America is moving, doing, working and trying," he said reminding his audience that "the economy has grown by nearly a hundred billion dollars which has enabled the U.S. to increase its nuclear weapons, its combat-ready army divi sions, its procurement of airlift aircraft and its special guerril la and e o u n t e r-insurgency forces." they should. House members' payrolls are constantly open to public inspection. More important, in Steed's view, is the preservation of "comity" between the two Houses, a traditional system under which each chamber makes its own rules without ad vice from the other, v Steed said he had been com plaining since June, when the Senate added its anti-junk mail rider to a House-passed appro priation bill to run the House and Senate for the current 12 month period. 'But I just discovered today that sex is more interesting to people than government," he said. "Nobody paid anv atten tion until I mentioned call girls." Yes, how about those call girls? he was asked. When, where, and how did he meet them, and how did he know what they were and who they worked for? this yar. tQtntaf dea "I stumbled into the wrong pew one night," Steed replied, recalling a social gathering where he met the girls earlier this year. "It became obvious what they were in the course of the conversation. And they told me whose payroll they were on." Are they still on the senator's payroll? 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