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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1963)
Soviet Army Plans To Withdraw From Hungary In Next Few Months SCIENCE SKETCHES (MOSCOW i UP! i - The So viet army, which crusiied the Hungarian revolution seven years ago, plans to leave Hung ary in the next few months, diplomatic sources said today. Only a few token units will be left behind under the War saw pact agreement, the sources said. Western diplomats interpreted the move as a sign of easing tensions in Eastern Europe a and of Premier Nikita Khrushchev's faith in the stability of Hungar ian Premier Janos Kadar's re gime. Tlie pulrback signaled by the gradual repatriation of the families of Soviet soldiers still in Hungary is part of a pat tern prevailing over Eastern Europe. "Hiere are no Soviet troops in Czechoslovakia, Rumania or Bulgaria. Some forces remain in Poland, and East Germany is heavily garrisoned. But the soldiers stationed in Poland are said to confine themselves to maintaining communications links between Moscow and Ber lin and are seldom seen around the country. When Hungary, exploded in rebellion in 1938, Soviet soldiers and tanks smashed the uprising. Since then the Kremlin lias kept a lare garriion unofficially estimated at Uw tank and two motorized divisions within the nation. Unofficial estimates put So- tank and 10 motorized, in East Germany and 2 divisions. 1 tank and 1 motorized, in Poland. said that Egrecment bciueen Moscow and Budapest to with draw troops in based largely on Kadar's successful efforts to re store his nation's stability since 1936. EATING 'OIL' may toon bo hilp ful at a dietary aid. A biological p roc mj hat been developed to make proteins ond vitamin sup plements from petroleum prod ucts. Qualified diplomatic sources I HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Kalis. Oregon Wednesday, December II. 13 Met strength at 20 divisions. 10 PAGE 4C 0m W4 WELDING has become lea color ful, mora precise, reports Alloy Rods Company. The industry has adopted a number-coding system to replace bands of color which are faded by intense heat neces sary for electric arc welding. PLASTIC TUBAS, 40 per cent lighter than metal versions of the bulky instruments, have been developed. Only mouthpiece it brass Witnesses For Defense Testify In Fraud Trial Recovering Mrs. Hubert T. Nichols, 1917 Siskiyou Street, has received word that her aged mother, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Bell of Stamford, Tex., is recovering in a Stamford hospital after breaking her hip. last August. Mrs. Bell who was 103 years old Sept. 3 had been active, do ing much of her own house work and gardening until after she was 100. She was written up in the Herald and News at that time. :ff npCKI CD I n AY KlIrHT Til I OOO V: PENDLETON UPI A real estate broker testified today he .believed the best use for land .'tracts in the Lake Valley sub division south of Burns was "to build a home if you want hunt ing and fishing." Jed C. Blackburn was one of seven defense witnesses called this morning In the seventh day of the mail fraud trial of seven Chicago and Los Angeles area men. Blackburn testified that most of the land In Harney County . had minimum surveys of 20 acres. He said he and his father ; rtad not accepted a retainer of ; $200 per month from the Harney - '-County Land Development Corp. Xo show Lake Valley tracts to ; prospective buyers because they ielt they could not feasibly go ; jout and make a profit for them- 'selves. Ho said his office usual- Jy dealt in larger tracts. ";, James Allerdice, Port Town ' send, Wash., a hardware store . operator, said he purchased a ! Lake Valley tract with full and . complete knowledge of the land . he was buying. He said ho knew there were no trees but wanted the land as rock hunting and possibly hunt- ' Ing and fishing, so made a $5 . down payment. . -; Ellis Mason of (linos, a forest '. Service employe, testified about -. 69 per cent of hunters who go ; after deer in Harney County have made kills. Eleven witnesses appeared as the defense opened its case in Federal Court Monday. Defense Attorney William Morrison said Hie defense may finish its presentation Thursday. Dr. David Charlton, operator of a commercial testing labora tory in Portland, testified water in the area had a slightly dif ferent taste and odor but was drinkable. Neil Smith Jr., Bums pst master, said there was a steady growth but not a booming popu lation in the Burns area. His wife told of collecting Indian ar rowheads on Lake Valley prop erty and spoke of nearby sports locations. 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