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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1965)
— is, iden - . AND NEWS FERALD Falls, Orego Ktnmath Tanmar 28 1965 y Th wi auatl for mn amewy SIR os Has Adam Powell éditoual P Hit Real Trouble? WASHINGTON—Is the legal road of en it the for ressman-minister York&# Harlem? Con from New ‘Th Dro Dropout I the publicity given the fate of dropouts be beginning to have some the number of youngsters leaving school before graduation? This is the pleas Could phas ment school effect conclusion ant Education ber at of be to Association from that has reached that a In the to has diplom June. number daily average indicates in the in‘the from United number a thoroug more tion rapid a United States. are the end of secondary has the major of last 50 than th status of States knowledg training. casual a of levels of in But may hold a field whatever cation’s progress, established. No gone none school technical or may into education student skills and he have wants without the to next quit has before’ educa- preemploy- to Falls have been most and useful and love- ly gifts. Hi-Lines We backin that the towns- and the student bod their Cavemen, Nobod hesitated to stand up and con- tribute their spirit, especially during traditional yells and school song the of McKinnys. splinter Slowly Washingto normal, The stands returns which Within to lined Journalism Class School want feel the of Chiloquin Hig peopl to thank for Herald and News Hi-Lines page and W askin are that everyonc pared Although Klamath. We feel that support of this could really encourage Pelicans when they are up our the Medford ditional to time on nature tion, we you, te ma com So their encourage We h the victory. Union Varsity deinonstratio —Elitor. a coup Pel going is and should baskets real of the ‘copy. shellin stop First jan. Derby ha made *eitin for and Ne very In had as 195 W the in t it be may taste, it and of not or skeptica as da of the was the a War flo a for ‘contr water Klamath Basin. is that say It Clearly, call —but forth to probably will too early to their th The animals.& which sensus triumph ‘al shocked so into dissolution. interest will be special enoug to peting interests keep the to flood stung will be a time of mea- sured rewards and punishments the carrot weighe ‘t the the stick replaced b a ounce, decorative This, paddle hi hope talked done—is structive legislati forks floodin the of the hel tre- isn& to be- Lawrence, Conge Avenue. thing to the of find group solution some the problems above. A Bureau mention you of spokesman Cliff ‘are Reclama- Lawrence, said his agency: would work in close cooperation with Pacific Power and Light Compan in a stud alread ee ra committee bers of the immediate action tative against as a urge preven damage the by floo Nec itor, mem- in December. - the Progressive Labor Move- ment, a radical left wing group that sides with Pekin in the Sino-Soviet dispute Progressive Labor members’ distribut great quantities of their offitial publication, Challeng in which the propose settlement was de- nounced as The House shi last * at wanting of fellow. er, knowin Johnson, what the and what wants: can get in months to will be some however, there Lond will face the leadershi great There knowi who vers of his test are some him, say that ad- will him, anger that def Wi & deepl yele one, tray. correspond: ent has remarked, “Lyndon can really blow his stack. And when he does, watch out.” will threaten the This imag placidity which Mr. Johnson presents. It damage the aura of invulnerability which sur- of rounds him, It be his may Achilles heel when the political battle really warms It’s a techniqu the President used effectively in the U.S. Sen- ate, It fits his natural inclina- tion to rather trust instinctive than for interested velope world; more pol i Bi interes i under ssor world This flexibility may kee of the dead- road out have dents is power him that plague some past presi- have pushe fixed, dtermined U.S. foreign policies. But playin b and by ear who “consensus may end U.S drifting into a the World position, with up with confused LBJ not nuclear tion to continue agains = a marks of his icy if is major sense in h going his bears head the heads. very not was bruised practical onl that there going to a blind here concern Europe that in backed away from questio Second— many pol the bull- try to go down But reac- not which many is private a batter means President hegledi to door a it alley. and force. President that he was The way most are handli organizing and joint “logic losoph The three ‘th multilateral over nuclear force. President Johnson told the Europea NATO members to work out their own solution ations, Presid techniqu in The London Stock Market first reaction to Labor&# loss of a supposedl safe election dis- trict in grimy East London was an abrupt rise in the price of steel shar Mas’ rellectio of the up. slim Com- c which three, also’meant that Labor’s promis to re-national- ize the steel industr had been put off indefinitel and might to mons never to come East had pass. for the candidacy - of Patrick Gordon Walker, foreign minister in Prime Harold Wil- Minister because son’s it “government, believed impossibl for a was Labor candidate to lose there. For some the White House conferences on Viet Nam and presidential assurances that the United States will honor its commitments Southeast Asia, in Presiden Johnso has not made ers. the elections, ‘many peopl assumed the Preside was waiting for November. But the voting is over and he now h sent a Congres on series of and messages to which touch of most foreig military affairs, But there is still no clear Viet Nam policy Third—There is a great deal of argurient within the’ admin- istration over whether there should be major chang in the the United States handles way its foreig aid programs. These need prompt resolution fresi Th situation Rou A decision is on polic U.S. whether These creased to in fish the or confusions cut by the drift- is Double Congo doing In his commented: majority is askin is contrary fairness. this resolution the House turns its back on Con- gressional reform and the im- portant issue of excessive cam- paig expenditures which direct- ly threatens our representative This is a shab- government b beginnin indeed for the par- ty which promise the nation a Great Society.” Onl two Democrats deserted law, preceden and to By passag of . to against vote- Albert motion, The courag- William Fitts - York and Robert Nix of pair: eous of . . leadershi the the New Pennsylvania. paign British voters fir a “dynamic of day 100 action.” ‘the anniversary passe seemed agreement, that As there the government had new not able to live up to its promises, In fact, with the passin of the first bloom, there. were pre- that Wilson, sough and lived Was to up agreed difficulties The that many of also its inherited ones. important of these generated b the were most the deficit billing it its with Britain&# balanc of trade. To ment overcome From it had impose surcharg protect U.S. the govern- 1 per cent on and import bank rate. Led b States. a $ billion ha been created to the British pound. raised the the United cushion a and had labor keep to in wages line the productivity. itish dockers auerait by backed its opposing with government duction refused to and the weekends on industry, workers, was apparent success pla to halt pro- the expensiv TSR2 a on warplane. ‘The governme had manage of its cam- promises most expensive It raised of them out carry some paign and eliminated health service It also pensions charge for prescriptions granted a 95 per cent to railway workers, increase Almanac B United Tod The new The Press Intern J with 3 1 Thursda is t 2it da of 186 is moon approaching its phas mornin stars are Mer- Venus and Mars. cury, sve The and Satur stars Fa Concert stein born was on are Jupite Artur this day in 9. O this In day in Rubin- history: 187 the first commercial switchboard was pu at New Haven telephon into operation Con In 1915 Congres passe leg islation.creatin the U.S. Coast Guard. 19 In ton’s the roof o Washing Knickerbocker collapse under the heav snow, In crisis in management work at the now of factions within his own party, would have to call national elections soon. The re- sults in Leyton were not hope ful. But while it was agree that the Wilson government had not mercy. also from government agreement prices been dictions Los The double a American-style cam- Wilson had promised Cushion in- fronts throug many individuals and groups without keepin any of the informed of what the are was members of the govern- also must be elected .to House of Commons. bait, by the typical Johnson techniqu of operatin on many others i Congress Hamps “What the The New man Blow Wilson it It not was needed are of proceedi non-candidates. the on brough by onl cut his strength in Commons it also him his foreign minister cost now as- bein by congressional debat+ Before Congr whi to Leyton District ‘especiall setected London’s been blow. Southeast Asia Vietnamese are are Americans. is The uncertain; so lead is R. instead of the candidate. Rep. Cleveland submitted to the House two briefs from the dis- Library of closed’ that “any person” may brin such a contest and that on eight occasions the House has considered elections contested powerlul Lab alre majority in the House of the polic sumed James manager, Frankenberry, Labor& ’ Ear? what his paig defeated Market Rise After come, relati calm for Mr. Johnson& shi of state. After that, the storm will a And then, Mr. Johnson clear First—there’s the North At- lantic Treaty Organizatio crisis oth- he, of doing things with the mpatible personal world phi- Preside Kennedy was fear this’ showi any inves- House Demo- Carl Albert of to so blandly that they hardly know what ha hit For any direction of stirring up ar negoti a of killed . opposition Strong Results already ‘ He felts home with this play-things-by-car method be- of his keenly ‘ause develope ine for very far home his un- doing in foreign affai pursue leader- Democratic week op- eae to “‘sellout.”” a tigation into the election of New York Re Richard L. Ottinger Along party lines, House met ment discussed were to. tion GOP-South- accept the management offer. The agitators were members o since NEA)—Pres- ion on get- about meeting of the County Land Use meeting Monday and lous th vote no on a strike settlement, The dockers reject- ed the advice and voted 2- t Leader out of order because it had was been brought by the Barry cam- shoreme to A a embers of course, votes to block the And were York offered b was cratic Oklahoma, He argued that any challeng of Ottinger’s election imploring striking long week, ponent will estate, active on waterfront last group New real revolutionary a them. Playi B U.S. prove on would 506 These Al have R CRO definite a da :Fred su Republican The do not or regular affair, a to the of directly can would Flood control north and south: my threat a league I said. is what Presi- would like may rob him of as action in the Federal establishment. Mr, Johnso is of a temperament t utilize the full this knowledge He b counted on to neutralize * con- obvious- He is Mr..Ford—and his solid record as a formula- tor of polic give him consi erable prestige among his col- events be out cost-wise. The of the river channel Link River dam to River ly dent Johnson But chanie of Livo gressional GOP. — more aM Niu guiding the destinies of the This solu- no problem, the solution the question never Every. him be taken as But there is men in our time have made such a careful stud of the me- publican ‘phalan is at work, Melvin Laird, chairman Rep of the House Republican Con- ference. has emerge as the aroused. are than Rep all we that are aboveboard tend to devious maneuvers. that few no doubt completel smart- conciliator b Moves cause. rubber- predecessor as campaigner— help his wily a hi reputation in itself Charles Halleck, But behind Mr. Ford, the conservative Re- his be given moderately it know defeat, latest to to be more his ousted ¢ him not gave will their likely not could enou “Ph President, is his Mr. Johnson&# proposal for leg- islation. House Republican leader Gerald Ford will tend sti anyway, is from. ing are program Republicans, still The busi- mood of the Era, if the President If there is any way, slogan implicit in his it “Don&# eventuall reach millions dollars. Thi loss is unrecov- erable to the individual, except in a minor way b reduced Property taxes. Flood insurance is prohibitive in cost, and ale control the fast Tun-offs from those watersheds. ‘There are other feasible mea- sures than can and should be taken without delay if this de- Th about be the Will unobtainable by ness, will Mr. of further Republican in- roads, will watch and wait, But unless the President makes it clear to his representatives in the House and Senate leader- shi that he wants no more at- trition against those who did not Novem- support him in ber, there are bound to be fur- ther defections. burgher the make its weight But there articulate voices in the oppositio to make a real clamor—and it is on such vocal shoals that importan legisla tion founders. fearin heard Jehnson was the conscience reassure effects has only occasionall are preponderance in the ‘The uneasy South, “Congre did not seek Gideon’s army a they went as two-to- alition felt the left Democratic deprive will the coalition b the Pres- appea to the South, at its strongest the co- Even of the in Democratic weakened ern been ident’s han one leadershi he of Johnson than them. who President those Party, periods of “Great pleasant it still is estimate the damag to ranch- ers and other propert owners in the Basin, but it undoubtedl mendousl to bold print an sage country — a property was completely ignored b responsi in the Spragu The cities of Burns and Her- miston should beam with un- abashed pride at this forth- right action by their salty, cour- ageous representatives. the kind of men are th call ber of men we desperate need to represent the peopl in Ore- gon. amount, But take over mavericks rhetor- which rather have the far liberals and the reformist elements will be watching Sen, Robert F’ Kennedy There are discernible sign that he intends to be a If he can scrapper. a displac was Johnsonian soothed not out to shake of the world. He Basin inconvenienc mode ge. must, selves. f 1960 in which stirred was The chang restless rang flowing Johnson has his Klamath thes siderable but guts shown by Representati Smith and Hans in their re- fusal of the 196 pay raise our Salem solons voted for them- ex- Ore. Control from the below Keno—often refuse letter be- bad in read in of Pass, a flood. It wasn’t disastrous floods go—just creating con- come Baby wo lik Flood deepenin to a constructive prise account of ‘This of Sagebrus Solons thankful the birth of it right content Somewhat out were we Grants tion that Lees Baby we longe are pertinent, Charles F. Bridges, 1 Alva Ave. & Hie with peo Herald bab & The its not at And turn, money every. abov all let’s sto catering to these Communist countries or their puppets which b the way, coun- may not leave too many tries left to giv aid to, to the cause lon at James Murray, 225 Mountain View Plac It d not as it there risks the chance considered for these countries. If the need food, send them food; if they need factories, send them if they factories, need arms, send the arms, all produced by our labor market. let&# the publication of cent increase pay fruition ic to most mus be an original Th re- newspaper serves statewide John 250 to his not be printed. may Each letter must bear the of the writer signature of our workin force which is idle and could be producing aid And Letters limited be words. If the writer sea 5 per the opinions individual and not must al th approximately Columns de- these comments readers with of speakin important. issues. newspaper& and hig to come Worsen. represent an of scores last? ets the Editor are by the Herald our on The Aid Well here we go again! hear where Johnson President has sent before Congres a for- 34 eign aid bill representing billion dollars and no doubt Co gress will approve the appropri- ations. If these countries have to be (and I don& believe y of them need or appreci: aid the do receive) we have to it Now, in 196 we have a flood condition that is extremely se- rious, and most expert forecas opportunity an out Foreign tronomicall have mg School. News. voted provide tough your Editor Rules to to encourage Rally Squa Su worth when the be ques- there C Hig Ground Letters Klamath upon circulated scores ‘ Letters can’t The each yo page. Journalism Chiloqui Pelicans—you support your go wrong! manage easier. tinue as Could Despi qui Inauguration. the hoopla it the been party, own dissension planted On the bustle of this capital city— dear little town,” as: one lo New Yorker some put it—has resumed, consistent have material to we the Tuesda in will try to get it earlier to make little jo well as the student body really make an effort to let our boy know that we with them. are We have every to be reason prou of our team and we hop you& get the a _ (To han nada that a be—the Solons.” by incensed Oregonian protest in the legislator’s unjust, as- each of us looks forward to each publication date. Not only do we like to read the news of the other schools in the Bas- in, but we think it is fun to see the items that we have pre- will join the student bod in sa- luting our Pels b standing dur- ing-the ‘school songs and tra: agai this, the earnestly exhort your readers to study the “hot po- tato& legislation picked up and not too gingerly either, by the his seeds of Avenue and clut- the plaz in front of the removed. Capitol are bein Bunting which adorned store fronts have geen taken down in most Petitions Pag gave havin I “Sagebrus The community support can provide that extra burst of spirit neces- sary in the final moments to win an important game. The Pelicans could certainly a staff your sponsorin merchants for the gifts we received. They basketball game Grants Pass o court led the Klamath Pelicans to believe that their you, the recent with playe thank to wealth includes stock and cash, Members of Inauguration- preparation delayed winter sales. The quiet Hoo Spirit of the name others”—that into the mil- run lions. He says that Powell’s if Editor Congress as- contribute, may indirectly, to any candida office. for federal Ottinger’s mother and sister set up a se- “committees” to ‘ries of special accept the funds. The resolution killing an probe of the Ottinge campaign or em- has that Ot- each sister and that Federal law place a $5,00 amount limit on the any one person has financi Powell’s the an contributed more than $80,00 to his campaign. Rep Cleveland pointe out pire for almost four years, feels — ter Letters To The prob ... Cal Betore Storm talents Not him.” sets—“largely in enjoy life an enjoyment he can achieve only by overcomin the crippling affliction of ignorance. was TOLEDANO de even revealed subsequentl tinger’s mother Ray holding his position Attorney Rubin who that been his fully developed been RALPH greater without defeated incumbent Republica Robert Barry last November. Records of the New Bureau York Election State moves, attorney, Powell claims that he may not be arrested as lon as Con- gress is in session, Rubin dis- to over agrees and has turned the New York District Attorney, Frank Hoga a legal brief up- prolonged step of edu- foundation one can key the Jame extradite ce- one whole. specialization evolutionary But years. transition high school today. The community exists leg new Mrs. and sort any givin the partie involved opportunit to be heard. Ottinger mond Rubin, predicts that Pow- ell may soon find himself be- hind bars. “His last of avenue appeal has been cut off. I asked the District Attorne to enjoy, in- has that various today is a inadequate be the shar Somewhere, there is a limit to the num- ber of years of formal schoolin a child may if his productiv life is not to become a minor part of his total existence. Education last cent per the continuous in- the in demarcation colleg ment school diplom it will be may not between of court, education’s of b a diploma of question represente a defeat vote Hampshire Rep James a Republican who first protested Ottinger’s had In a House election. speec Cleveland called outrageous the leadershi attemp to “dispose without hearings of this matter Powell’s refusal to pay led New York Suprem Court Jus- tice to hold him in contemp of A civil and criminal warrant callin for the Cong ressman’s arrest has been is- sued and Mrs. James is contem- acute more school re- prob and vot- millionaire Dem- for New damages plus interest. necessity education enjoyed 30 there two-year colleg secondary classroom an increasing more, record fo all grades hooke is no longer playing line and among the school set. Education through change 97.7 a is attendance that fashionable educa- plating high a tomorrow between grade cent per of occupied. What als that level same school this tomorrow. But increase education, of and primary 24 compared to in the os e primary in the as necessity, per scheduled reflects levels Just 93 compariso the than more decade, in all in Enrollment Since high of nearly partially enrolled creased number million 2.3 next holders growth of students more meaningful is numbers education, the increased estimated an graduation for problem the high the but No is the advance. last 10 years, graduate cent, age about the ago. doubt in a Cleveland, Esther The Suprem James, Court last week refused to re- view the Congressman’ case in which Powell has been ordered fo pay Mrs, James $46,50 in vocation in itself. seriousl of gtammar years bor serious can come many ways because of it, num- grades mary to-a one has In National the secondary grade students is increasing several times the growth of the pri- school » drawn findings rate a in No tion on chairman Education and Committe was found House Republica a without ocrat of Powell, powerfu the bers rejecte ques for such ed to seat the Adam Clayto Powell, debonair 1963 killing Harve Theater weight of 9 persons. Gantt be- first Negr to attend school. with whites in South Carolina b enrollin without in- cident at Clemso College came A the thoug for the da —Amer- idan writer Hen byooks Adams. said: witen “Chaos life, when order breeds on a v
