Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 09, 1963, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextElaborate Security Net Protects President On Trip By DAVID J. OKSTREICHER NEW YORK l'Pl'-The po lice admitted today that a de termined asassin could have killed President Johnson in spite of the record security guard laid on for the Chid "K ecutive's 2'j-hour visit to New York City. "If someone had wanted to pel the President, he could have done it," said a veteran plain clothes policeman assigned to Sunday's protective force. "There is no way to stop a de termined assassin." The officer conceded, how ever, that it would have been difficult for a sniper armed with a hiph-powered rifle to have hit the President. A phalanx of 35 motorcycle policemen surrounded the closed presidential car through out the visit and the car itself was followed a few feet away by the "Queen Mary" an ar mored convertible- with its roof down manned by several Secret Service men. including .lames Rowley, chief of the federal agency charged with the re sponsibility of protecting the President and his family. Two police helicopters hov ered over the presidential car at an altitude of less than 30 feet. "It was the oilier means of assassination we were worried about," the detective said. "Someone could have tossed a hand grenade under the car. There is just too much to watch." The elaborate security ar rancements for the presidential trip started last week when it was announced that Johnson would come to New York to at tend the funeral of Herbert H. Ixhrnan. the former governor who served two terms as a U.S. senator. At least one person was ar rested for making threats against the life of the President last week. Omar Padilla, a 19-vear-old Cuban national, was taken into custody on Saturday and held in $25,000 bail for allegedly de claring that he w as going to kill the President during the visit. The presidential plane landed 1 at a remote part of the Idlewild I Airport on the flight from Wash ington. Newsmen were permit led to watch the plane taxi in. hut thev were ordered into an area surrounded by iron rail ings that had been moved into place. They were not allowed to leave until the President had entered his car. For the 18-mile trip from the airport to Temple Emanu-EI on Fifth Avenue in mid-Manhattan where the funeral for Lehman was held, the security was just as strict. Policemen stood atop every tall building for a two-mile ra dius around the airport. Other officers were stationed along the highways at 50-yard inter vals. They faced the thousands of homes and apartment houses along the route, scanning win dows and rooftops for the glint of a rifle barrel or the flash of sunlight reflecting off a teles copic sight. Road Bids Reauesfed In Lake Of Woods Area The forest service has called . for bids fo construction of a trecrcation road in the Lake ef tile Words area, and for surfac ing to be placed on the Aspen Point campground. The project was announced re cently by the office of the re gional forester in Portland. Bids w iM be opened in "Portland, en Dec. la. Interested bidders will have an opportunity to see the job. A show-me trip to be conducted by forest officers will be held on Wednesday, Dec. 11. Those w ishing to view the area should meet at Lake of the Woods Ranger Station at 1 p.m. The proposed road projects are an extension and further de velopment of the recreation fac ilities at Lake of (he Woods. The road construction jib in volves improvement and reloca licji of the road along the east I side of the lake, which serves the campground, resort and air pod areas. The surface rock to he placed in the Aspen Point campground is in preparation for ultimate blacktop surfac ing, forest officials explain. Ask about daily "Busines Card" SPOT ADS TU 4-8111 AAUW Slates Art Discussion Klamath County Association of I'niversity Women art study group will discuss Tempera and Oil. Vol. 9. of the Metropolitan Museum of Art Portfolios, at the home of Mrs. John Sanders, I (KB Eldorado. 10 a.m., Wed nesday, Dec. 11. Natalie Harris Swanson, por trait artist, discussion leader, w ill have examples of her work for display. She has studied at ' the Boston School of Fine Arts. Mrs. Charles Cheyne. chairman, announces that this study group, as is true of all university wem en study groups, is open to any interested woman in the commu nity irrespective of any college affiliation. how to be Nylon-nice to him I GIVE. unsingwear NYLON TRICOT PAJAMAS coat style $1295 6-Foolers n, c. n $14.95 Flatter him with luxurious 100r; Nylon Tricot Pajamas by Munsingwear. Wrinkle-free, shrink proof, quick drying. Button-down coat front. Colors: Brier 1 Mocha Piping Cold Black Piping Cray Rrd Piping I J. Blur Nairy Piping Mint Mocha Piping RrH Black Piping White Naiy Piping Xaiy. While Piping Black White Piping Sizes A, B, C, D. Also in V-neck style pullover MO95 V-S'rck in fi-Fontrri. Siirt B,C, D ... fU.9 Charge your iclection on our convenient revolving charge plon. We'll gift vrop it and novo all reody to luck under the tree! DREWS Manstore 733 Main ond Town & Country HI r m r em 7 Monday, December 9. 19M IIKRAI.D AND NEWS, Tlie motorcade traveled at speeds up to 55 miles per hour. All traffic traveling in the same direction on the highways was stopped at access roads, but cars moving in the opposite di rection were permitted to pass. In Manhattan, all streets on the route of the motorcade were closed o(f 10 minutes before it passed. People living on west (will Street, the location of the tem ple, were not permitted out of their apartments. One resident tried to go to the roof of his apartment building to see the President, but a policeman sta tioned there ordered him back. The presidential party had been scheduled to travel back to the airport immediately after I'TVCE 3 Klamath Falls. Ore. the funeral. President Johnson decided during the service, however, that he wanted to stop at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel on the way back and see former President Herbert Hoover. The snap decision gave the security officers about 20 min utes to set up protection at the hotel. Policemen immediately took up rooftop positions around the hotel and BO officers began a security inspection. Johnson was inside the Wal dorf for about 15 minutes. The motorcade then sped to Idlewild and the President was airborne on (lie flight back to Washington shortly after 2:30 p.m. Capitol Picture Story Comes Off The Presses By DICK WEST WASHINGTON lUPl'-What" is described as "the lirst full color picture story" of the U.S. Capitol came off the presses a few days ago and was an im mediate best seller. The last time I checked, or ders for the book, published by the Capitol Historical Society, were coming in faster than it could be printed. Titled "W, the People," it is part history and part guide book. 1 thought the text and il lustrations were excellent. This does not mean, however, that the book is perfect. In my opinion, it would be embrace not only the Capitol but the adjacent congressional office buildings. For example, the photographs include the first official por trait ever made of the Senate in action. One can only regret that it does not offer, as a companion piece, a color shot flf the senators' private swim ming pool in the Old Senate Of fice Building. The book tends to stress the monumental or museum side of its other role as a "living" in stitution. It could have struck a belter editorial balance had the cam era recorded a couple of sena tors in bikini-length togas in dulging in aquatic sports. I also feel that the book omit ted several important features in a cutaway drawing that lo cates, for the benefit of tour ists, some of the chief points of interest. It is so happens that my desk in the House Press Gallery is situated by a door that opens . onto a corridor leading to the public galleries. Consequently. I am in fro- quent contact with tourists who I and ask directions. 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