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FERALD
Falls, Orego
Ktnmath
Tanmar 28 1965
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SIR
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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