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NEWS, Klamath Falls. On.
Defense Of
Impossible
WASHINGTON (PI I - For
mer U.S. Secret Service Chief
U. E. Baughman said Monday
that there were unanswered
questions about President
Kennedy's assassination that
"should be resolved."
Baughman, who guarded pres
idents as chief of the Secret
Service for 13 years, said "the
plain fact is that you cannot
protect the President from ev
ery danger. And the greatest
danger is from a sniper hiding
in a high building."
In a copyright interview with
U.S. News & World Report,
Baughman said he didn't know
if the Secret Service did all it
could to protect Kennedy be
cause he wasn't in Dallas on
the day of the assassination.
"But I can't understand why
Mrs. Kennedy had to climb over
the back of the car as she did
to get help," Baughman said.
News photographs showed
Mrs. Kennedy helping Secret
Service agent Clint Hill into
the presidential limousine after
her husband was wounded.
Baughman said that one rca-
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President
Says Agent
son that agents weren't next to
Kennedy on the running board
of his car was that the White
House wouldn't permit it.
"The White House has been
trying to avoid making it con
spicuous that you're guarding
the President closely," he said.
Asked if there were any mis
takes in the Dallas security pre
parations, Baughman said, "as
an investigator, I can think of
a lot of questions, but I wasn't
there. The only thing I can say
is that the Secret Service does
not have enough men."
Pope Plans
Wide Appeal
VATICAN CITY (UPD-Pope
Paul VI will make an appeal
to "all men of good will" from
Bclhlchem Jan. 5 during his
historic pilgrimage to the Holy
Land, Vatican sources said Mon
day. The sources said the Roman
Catholic pontiff is also prepar
ing a Christinas message that
will underline the significance
of the pilgrimage. The mes
sage will be broadcast to the
world by Vatican Radio Dec. 23.
The appeal from Bethlehem,
sacred to all Christians as the
birth-place of Jesus Christ, will
be made on a date significant
both to Western Christians and
members of the Eastern Ortho
dox Church.
Orthodox church leaders are
considering a proposal to join
the Pope during his prayer pil
grimage as a gesture of Chris
tian unity.
Jan. 6, known as Epiphany,
is celebrated in the West as the
date when the Christ child was
visited by the Magi, or wise
men from the East. This is con
sidered the first manifestation
of the Jewish Christ to the non
Jewish world. The Eastern
Orthodox Church follows an old
er tradition in commemorating
the date as that of the baptism
of Christ at the start of his min
Istry by John The Baptist.
Christian unity and peace
were expected to be the key
notes of Hie Pope's address on
the final day of his two-day vis
it to the Holy land, which cur
rently lies in the states of Is
rael and Jordan.
Onions, Easter lilies, tulips,
garlic and hyacinths all belong
to the varied lily family.
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ASC Committee Ballots
Return Most Incumbents
L.VKE V IEW The ASC com
munily committee chairmen in
election convention Monday,
Dec. 9. at Uie ASC office re
turned the incumbent commit
tee to office, wilh one exception.
Stanley Thomas, Westside, re
placed C. B. Claik as second
alternate committee member.
Erwin Abramson will contin
ue to serve as chairman, with
Vancil Withers as vice cliair
man and Charles Crump as reg
ular memlier. Jack Kilteridge,
Fort Hock, continues as first al
ternate committee member and
meets regularly with the com
mittee to maintain close con
taut between the committee
ranchers in Northern Lake
County. - . .......
The ASC committee adminis
ters the spending of some $H0,
000 annually through a program
aimed at conservation of agri
cultural resources. Advising the
county committee are five com
munity committees with 19M
memliership as follows:
fort Rock-Silver Lake: Ed Es
kelen, chairman. Jack Kitter
idgc. Bud Parks, Lawrence
Ivcrson and Eston Porter.
Summer Lake - Paisley: How
ard Cilson, chairman, Jess
Pennington, John O'Leary, Al
Rickert and Jim Carlon.
Family's Fund
Still Growing
DALLAS (UPD Police of
ficials said today it now a
pears that gifts to the family
of patrolman J. D. Tippit, slain
trying to arrest accused presi
dential assassin l;e Harvey
Oswald, may total a quarter of
a million dollars.
The fund totaled $'J2G,2K2.H)
Friday.
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EVERY
BUSINESS
MAN
to increase his
capabilities
The challrnt-a faring today's
hiuinnwmiin it gn-at. He must
keep up-to-date, must look far
ahead and he ready with new
idem in (his changing world.
Many have found their capa
hilitira in thin direction has-e
been enlarged its a result of
their nnderatanding of the
tnitha contained in Science and
Health with Key to the Scrip
turea by Mary Buker Eddy.
SWence atnd Health may be
at-ad or examined, together with
the Bible, at any Christian
Science) Reading Room, Or it
may be pttrrhawd at $3L
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
READING ROOM
OPEN
10 o.m. 4:30 Weekday!
7 a.m. 9:00 Tuei. & Fri.
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i Mot. stellar so Devotee
Eastside: Burton L. Cham
bers, chairman, Ralph Loveless,
Don Simms, Earl Cogburn and
Vic Cormie.
Westside: Andy Hill, chair
man, Ed Garrett, Stan Thom
as, Everett Becraft and George
Jaska.
Warner Valley: Warren Laird,
chairman, B. C. Robinson, Joe
Bonasco, Con Flynn and Con
Taylor.
Ed Skelin. Howard G i 1 s o n,
Andy Hill, Burton L. Chambers
and Warren Laird served as
electors for the county convention.
No Atom Pact Expected
Until France Is Ready
PARIS JUPU - The United
States believes there is little
chance of Western agreement
on nuclear strategy before
French President Charles de
Gaulle builds his own atomic
strike force, diplomatic sources
said today.
But Washington hopes that
once De Gaulle does have his
own nuclear strike force, he
will realize American ideas for
its use are better.
The hope is based on the
theory that first-hand knowl
edge of the destruction that can
be wrought by nuclear weapons
has a sobering effect.
This assessment of the strate
gy disagreement explained why
Uie question has been dropped
from the agenda of this week's
annual NATO ministerial meet
ing. Because it lacks an anti-missile
missile and is exposed to a
Soviet attack that could kill 100
million Americans, Washington
Club To Judge
Light Contest
MOUNT SHASTA-The annu
al Christmas Lighting and dec
oration contest in Mount Shasta
will be judged by the M o u n t
Shasta Garden Club, with prize
money donated by the Pacific
Power and Light Company. The
chamber of commerce is direct
ing arrangements.
Judging will be in three cate
gories: Home, including yard or
grounds; windows; and com
mercial buildings. Prizes of $25
first place, $15 second place,
and $10 third place will be
awarded in each category.
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NOW.. .and from now on...
you can buy a new Studebaker
with complete confidence!
Today we can clear the air.
Hack in October Ihe rumor started-and spread
like wildfire that Studebaker was going out of
the auto business. Matter of fact, some of us even
began to believe it.
But, in spite of this vicious threat of buying an
"orphan," almost half of all those having the nerve
to come in and test-drive the '64 Studebaker
bought it. This is unheard of-even in normal
times with people now shopping two, three and
four makes before buying.
These people bought the '64 Studebaker because
of very obvious qualities-superior qualities that
almost anyone can see and feel in one single test
drive. But, as Studebaker's President told the press just
last week, "The one thing killing us was the rumor
-and because of it, fewer and fewer people would
even step into the car and drive it."
That rumor can now be squelched completely.
Studebaker management has stated, positively
-in the press, over television and radio-that
Studebaker is staying in the automobile business.
This year... next year... and years to come!
As always, there will be complete continuity of
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present and future. And the kind of honest, ex
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doubts that iMoscow would take
seriously any threat to use nu
clear weapons to counter a con
ventional Russian attack.
By the end of 1965, De Gaulle
is expected to have a strategic
air force of 50 iMirage planes,
each armed with a nuclear or
hydrogen bomb.
That force could make hash
of Washington's and NATO's
strategic plans. De Gaulle says
his force will not be assigned
to NATO, but remain under
French rational command. In
that case, he could simply cut
across the American idea of
defense.
Benefit Drive
Closes Dec. 23
MOUNT SHASTA-The annual
Community Benefit drive to col
lect food and clothing for dis
tribution to needy persons at
Christmastime will close Mon
day, Dec. 23. Mrs. Marge Poe,
who has been in charge of the
drive since its inception, said
that food is coming in v e r y
slowly and additional supplies
are needed.
Items may be left at the Poe
home on Ski Village Drive pri
or to the distribution dale or at
the Methodist Evangelical
Church, corner of South A and
Ida streets. The elementary
school PTA is assisting w ith the
collection.
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