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HERALD AND NEWS Klamath
Friday, January 2
Falls, Orego
Pos
U.N.
‘th
financial
will
Soviet Union and France
“the
not
remove
Na-
“tions, but the longer it is kept in limbo,
the
of
agend
the
from
the
shol off
of
delinquent’
a
While
“bly
acceptance into
African
‘The
ly
states
in
vote
in
bloc,
a
the
several
members,
African-Asian
spower in
last
the
who
hold
now
for
at
the
19
of
sent
tion
Moise
Tshombe,
“phon
complaint.
Indonesian
willing
quot for
be
Would
its 32
suppl
to
such
to
per
of
the
activities?
Usin a computer, a Scottish minister
proved to his own satisfaction, that six au-
thors wrote the New Testament epistles com-
attributed
method,
same
produced
“didn’
to
What
all
this
that
his
the
clergyman
it
to
seems
support
the
of
that
both
achieved by changin
dates
which checks are sent out,
that
fewer
than usual
will
mailed this
fiscal
year.
on
so
be
on
up
are
technically
in
what
call
future
gat
in-
this the
Congr
by
funds
more
above
the last
Kennedy budget
it
to
obli-
to
than
billion
what
$1
in
was
Examples
ehh
i aski
—President
a
$60 millio
for
with
is
has
from
moved
the
business
..
+
ee
askin for authorit to
million in grants for
in
facilities
basi community
but sets
aside
cities,
need
million
196 expen-
as
onl $1
ditures,
The
authority to
obligat
these large amounts for the fu-
would
ture
WASHINGTON—In
the
first
computers
histo-
Nations of its
20-
Indonesia
withdrawn
has
ry,
from
amidst
membership
a
stream of “Go to hell’ epithets
from President Sukarno,
conflict
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skies however
have
not
tremble
In
fallen, or even
fact, it looks that it is not the
U.S. but rather Indonesia which
is headed for
some.
unpleasan
pl
not_precise
if
t
one
Sukarno
mentioned so
throat
ill ly.
For there is evidence that no-
bod is
now
quit
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unh
Suk le
bac ‘Mala sh b ‘a
a
&
so
A
mitted to the Security Council
amounted to a bluff that was
ealled..
conse+
Malaysia in
<quen is in’ the council and
U.N.
Indonesia is outside the
altogether, with only the dubi
of
Communist
ous
company
China,
is
Even
the Soviet Union
marked restrained
in
pu
lic, in suppor of one of those
post-war “republics” which it
did so much to
from
create
erstwhile Western colonial posi-
tions, And in private the Rus
sians: are believed by Western
intelligence
sources to be
blu
Sukarno
the
West
agains
into
meeting
Eve.
They
Year’s
vast
A confidential
in defense of Malaysia,
he has so often threat-
which
ened to crush,
The Russians, who have thus
far supplie Sukarno with most
of his weapons,
have reached
the conclusion that the West,
and specifically Britain, means
business in protecting Malay-
sia.
From
any
war
develop the Soviet
included
New
dune,
is not becaus Moscow
develope a sudden affec-
for.Malaysia or the West.
‘Thi
has
tion
It is not_ev primaril
of
of Russi
fear.
in
increased Chi-
that part of the
Pacific,
Indeed, the best
available
Malaysia’s
here
has
even
to
no
for
if a
information
indicates that in
into, the
pores:
Council
U.N, Securit
karno’s angry
Su-
walkout the West
once
goo
Indonesia’s
and
wona
victory,
deal of itis
silliness.
Sul
capacity to make the
o
a
‘w
and go
.
years.”
most i
nobod
sto
i
him
say,
lessenin
some
not
even
in
our
this in
oe
And
rubbishy posture.
itself
is
—
sup-
port of Malaysia,
W did
not, thank God
goo old
show,
Ar N. t history the looks
thin tha
perhaps the oft-
I
en
angel of
pushe be-
point.
be
™more
one
more
+
bloodied
head
ey
ee
ee
ee
is rising
sense
of
there
d
common
ts
oftener
emerge
from
a
over
joint
rescue
our
U.N.
front
white
hostage
from
Commu-
rebels in the Cong
with no great harm done to our
and only minimal
and
cause.
routine
slanders against us as
“imperialists” and so on.
A new spirit of maturity
and
detected
then
among many of
nations.
Africa
is,
calm
have
@
hung strike
not
just
more
even
with
a
the
a
new
spirit
perceptible in the
which
ig
states
treated the theatrical de-
parture of Indonesia, Once a
state in the U.N. needed
be a former colony to be right.
Now, to b right it sometimes
cue
well,
reasonable
case
as
of
No
house
There
ee
with
a
reddish-brown
hap
30
yards
road. There.
large, before
dozen
or
so
clay-
man
came
clothes
did not
us,
the
a
A
duck floated
waters.
He
sau i hands. He
fo and wal back
edge and slow-
i
sig of
no
to
our
then
his
pres-
ence,
The interpreter,
meanwhile,
had been watching the man,
tense line in
e
the
English
his
Hi
Nationalist
fac (H
job
radio
from
him,
bombed:
He has no loyalty to any-
he wants is to be let
He does not
who
care
runs the government—the Com-
the Japanese or the
munist,
Generalissimo
Kai-
(Chian
shek). If he can be left alone
work
to
his land, tend his
ducks, wash his hands in his
All
pond, ‘h
does
who gov-
care
him.”
erns
it
bitter
because
outburst—the
it was
more
true.
so
This, in a sense, is at the base
of the problem in Viet
Nam,
‘The
wretched
peopl of Viet
of
Nam, most
them, do not
seem to
care who governs, The
have had about 16 years of war.
‘The
was
a
Communists
The
the
are
not
won
too
the North,
popular.
But
in
control, Taxes are
heavy. But there is order.
In South Viet Nam there is
no
governmental control. The
Viet Con
Communists, disci-
are
plined and tough have
and I stood
rather tall
of the house. His.
He
work
stained.
were
much as glanc at
so
walked
to the pond
house, with
miles
care.
per-
the
not
half
in its
out
at
with Japan.
capital is per-
war
our
national
3
one,
pond
house,
interpreter
admiring it, a
A the
there
was
came
our
years
warlords.
alone.
a
curving
tile. It sat
back
from
by
victimized
has been many times
The Japanes now are sure to:
be defeated, But he does not
‘farm
roof of
was
ele
damn. He has for
a
hap
halted
a
oe
ne
setting.
a al
nist-backed
responsibilit could be
give
been
Then
immediately in
really charming rur-
W had
~
ck
debate
of
if
The
roofs,
to
“You see there what is wrong
with China, If we. lose it
be because of him, He doe not
at
reliable
can
certain
a
a
memo-
the
stretched out for an
hour and a half. We had tea
the president’s quarters and
then started back. The car was,
old and large, and the fuel was
from a charcoal
tank. A half
hour out one of the tires went
flat. The slender
driver began
the laborious task of jacking up
the car.
For it is
all the world a demonstra-
tion that not even the most pa-
tient and
tolerant
of all U.N.
members, Uncle Sam himself,
to
the
#
question
greatest significance
the
thatched-like
and
gain of the
a
apath o
back
early April, 1945
fluently
bega
damn the farmer—in English.
Finished with that, he turned
to me and said:
University,
‘The journey
was
beautiful,
alon a curving dirt road across
many stee hills and valleys.
The Yangtze, broad and turbu
lent, was crossed in a large,
and paddled boat.
hand-
Futan
exciting. The new
was
buildings were of large bamboo
to
te
concession
some
Nam, e
writ-
had been asked to go 45
er
from
miles
across
country
Chungkin China across the
Yangtze to a small town called
Pej Pei to talk with students at
Futan
established
the newly
tot
pleas sir,
im,
and perhap
Viet
brough
pe
reconsider, In his mind the
United States had been assigne
role, if onl becayse the
United States has traditionally
borne a big share of the
U.N, burden, Sukarno had be-
lieved that we would be the fel-
lows who would rush up to en-
eav
situatio
pecially the dulled
in
h
stand-
to tha
treat
much
was
with
station.)
-
infiltrat-
ed the countr for the pas five
years. Many, indeed, were t
when
the country
in-the
have
Viet
Korean
was
manner,
divided
Others
been coerced, Today the
Con controls the railroads
and highways out of Saigon
States
does not
‘The United
have much political or
publi
Support But the Viet Nam army
fights well. The problem how-
Viet
is
Nam.
not
merely
ever,
It is the entire peninsula, The
United
States believes in the
theory.””
“domino
If one pushe
the first domino then’ all fall,
and
The South Viet Nam army
civilians
quarrel, There
t
a
_r
ligious
zen
care
The
war.
is‘fed
rules
success.
citi-
much
Unless
an
settle-
hard-
One understands the frustra-
tion of the interpreter in 1945
Chian had no support. All we
could have given him would not
have been enoug without the
peopl loyalty. So we ke e p
Greek-
a
situation.
PHIL
plan
throughou the
Dubois Club
on
in the Southwest.
A
conference of Dubois
Club leader will be held within
the next two months, probably
ly pull out,
traged
veteran
activities
internatio agreed-
ment is
reach we can
trying in Viet Nam in
of
son
Hallinan,
regional
average
him.
mili-
San
glowing repor
up, He doesn’t
who
for
area
Vince
Paso,
El
ther
he
the
i
budget together
ward to
President
look for-
now
havin
their
first
bal-
budge in the
anced
year he
for reelection.
In the meantime, the presi
dential advisers expect he will
ask Congre for a $ billion
increase in the
debt lim-
it_in fiscal
runs
lege
Tex.
Club
Dy
D
Peggy
Goldman,
activities
disclosed
efforts
i
o
reported.
in the Midwest. She
that recent recruiting
have
concentrated
that
been
in Michigan and Ohio and
Cincinnati
be unveiled.
a
chapter should
soon
Dubois Club chap
ters
are
-now
functionin at
Youngstown Ohio, and lowa
City,
Towa.
Miss Goldman
revealed
ambi-
plan to set up chapters at
all Big Ten schools, She esti-
tious
that
mated
of the
mammoth
from
to
1 per cent
attending those
students
Midwest
potentia
are
institutions
Dubois
Club
mem-
bers.
Jarvis Tyner, of Philadelphia,
reporte on East Coas activity.
claimed
He
members
300
and
a
dozen chapters in New. York,
Pennsylvania, Connecticut, and
New Jersey. Recruiting
cam-
paign have been mappe for
Patgers and Penn State univer-
sities.
A major
item
Francisco agend
the
al to move
Area
the:
on
was
San
propos-
a
Dubois
from
the
headquarter
Club
Bay
Chicago Eastern and
delegate
urged
arguing that it
to
Midwestern
transfer,
the
wou
lead to
shi in their
member-
sea
aia
area:
Hallinan.
sharply
contendin that San
Francisco
center of radical youth
was the
for the entire nation.
activities
pointe
He
to
speech
“free
at the Universi-
and to militant
demonstrations
ty of California,
Hallinan,
Another
Suddenl
gross
tax
jn
a
rapid
prod
collections, the
with
national
economy,
in
and
integration drives in San Fran-
B
in
the
to
grant
Of Viet Nam
prediction of
their
boomin
growth
“one
in
that
at a
an
Sukarno h
take his
t
with
re-
travel
to
soon
Pacific.
Northwest
and. Rocky
Mountain states to solicit addi-
tional membershi in that sec-
tion of the country.
‘Assembled delegate heard a
...
Asian
and more usefully than ever be-
fore,
Onlya short while- ago
the United States and Belgium
this is
McGILL
Memor
Asian
ing tearfully about to urge him
any such
nathal fod dae
RALPH
-
inevita
Finally, and.perhap
one
—
the
bois organization, boasted
his chapter are growing
rapid rate. He credited
tant trade unionists in the
Hallinan, the
tended
or
re-
has
Hoover
of the
Communist
the group
ambitious
leftist
allies—
rt withi in
st
portant of al
been allowed
Sag
or-
the
and
chapters and
Edga
J.
of the group&
UN,
promoting
power
natural
habitual
infallibly
as
conflict
at
Fatt
Te
what
movements
Francisco
nations—who them-
see
the West as
wrong and any African
power
in
volvement, though this is a fac-
tor, It is basicall because the
Russians
afraid of
are
some
association
be-
close military
Sukarno and the Chinese.
tween
and have absolutely no inter-
nese
those
once
to
because
militar
est in
all
African
Selves
Pe
ee
at
have 30
now
rector
the_newl -.independent
and.
yond
te
on
nearly 1,00 members scattered
throughout the country. FBI Di-
York
from
to be
BER WO
oy
.
delivered
youngster
the
“elated
were
Moreover, his action to some
extent necessaril alienates him
migh
that
wants
New
on
ports showed, specifically in re-
gar to the growth of their or-
ganization throughou the coun-
try.” The Dubois Clubs, set up
in a national
convention last
which he and his ilk
have so frequently used with
great propagand effect against
Western interests,
out.
a
government
reveals
port
listen to him will decline with
a rush in his absence from that
Breat U.N, soundin board in
armed
Despit
Meet
four-day
a
B Sukar
warning
forcin
-
-
tion taxes,
Francisco
WASHINGTON—Leaders of
to
-
Hold
Marxist
yout group, the
Dubois Clubs of Amer-
W.E.B.
met in a top-secret San
this
confab
earlier
Francisco
jonth.
Members of the group Exec-
utive Conference assembled for
stick
largely b in-
security, hos-
social
crease:
for
the
pitalization
aged
highway and air transporta-
Youth
Terrence
ly
spen
sizable
ahead.
ica,
in
grams go through
LEWIS
most
ed
.
insure
years
youth
\_act. secession from the Unit-
$40
area
Even
after the $1.7 billion
cut in excise
taxes the Presi-
dent is proposing taxes
over-
all will go up by almost
$2.
billion in fiscal 196 if his
pro
uct
San
.
Threat
¥
obligat
to
his
Marxist
a
is
should
libraries and leave the
scientists and accountants.
the
Massachusetts
S. WHITE
start-
redevelop-
but
lists
onl
program,
million
expenditures for
for
termed
“WILLIAM
for
spen $15
PRESI
UN
exercise
historian
their
to
”
Question Before the House---and Senate
speculation far re-
precise processe of electron-
the
ment
distor-
involves
literary
authority
million
ing for
ics.
Maybe
in
askin
also
ganizational strength in
West, Southwest Midwest
stimulating
a
—He&
comprehensiv reports
whole
the
trust fund’ for the age
ance
while he lists only $2
million
for spendi the first year, Pay-
than
ments will rise by more
$1. billion a year.
F
of vot-
a
of
authority for a kickoff nest egg
for his propose hospital insur-
men
“built-in”
To accomplish
is asking
increase his authority
creases.
President
Budg
Boost
years.
budget
computers and scholarship.”
what
wrote
»
‘but
r
spendin
These
internal
view
“abuse
sermons,
turnabout
along
of her vote.
the inability
again
once
its
solve
Who
minister
Scottish
figure
t
correct
his
mistake.
(He&
the new
Congr for a
of $
billion in supple
mental 1965 funds),
‘Th 1966 Johns budget also
has a .whol series of begin
nin projects that b their very
will automatica pus
nature
to
year,
to
new
to the same loss
Russians.
the
France
research, bu it
either.
proves is not clear,
own
-
budge
now
delinquent accordin
the U. S. went
strip
to
man’s
Now, by the
Paul.
Massachusetts
a
evidence
write
St.
as
the
_
France.
alone
Administration
“decrease”
is a
million or so of
held mortgage
government
to private investors (but
with
the governm still holdin the
bag if the homeowners default).
The budge als estimates a
strong decline in subsid pay-
ments to farmers,
Last
year
the sale of $60
Vet-
one
is
Somethi
Must Prove
<mo
With
roster.
of
was
of
esti-
major decline in the
of
government-
owned and government-insur
mortgages and b predicting
a
foreclosure
decreases.
million
expenditur b
on
and
organization
the U. S
cent
Union
fake
saves
mating
dollars
Congres for $1. billion
total
place the budget
another
underestimated
b more than
payments
billion
one
before
askin
payments.
In
President
the
these
problems is bringing the
closer to financial and constitu-
tional disaster. The q 'e where does the
UN go from here,
ns
irrelevant
without
first correcting the pitfalls of the pas and
present which brought it again to the brink.
Cong to depos
Malaysia to back up a
the
into
or
problem
$8
erans
principle
that
of
b
and
me
esti-
stabil-
results
chang in the timing of
diversion
grain acreage
to
So,
“peace-keeping”
UN
a
into
micks
expenditur
a
parliamentary procedure in the As-
prevent the point of Russia’s vote
becoming an issue, it hardly seems logical
that Washington should
now
support a mo-
that at some fu-
inconceivable
date—and possibl not too far in the fu-
at
vote will be against the
that—the
“United States on a major issue. Suppos by
illustration,
ex-
incom
mated 1966 farm
from
feed
of
sembl
It is not
were
the
subject
and
Since
tion
to
reason
by the Assembly
use
Soviet
became
ing privileges
have
is
delinquent
Members
now
ture
of
there
Article
balance
behavior
perverted
1 the
frequent
‘ture,
way
date.
Jan.
also
3
“force
later
Then
the
much
not-impossible
of
France
‘which pay five per cent of the costs
two-thirds of the votes.
-
a
change
the
not
of
the De-
Agricultur
partment of
ization
a
the decline
Part of
the next year, counting sup-
plemental dollar requests John-
son is sending Congress
Some of this spending shows
up in payments from special
government funds, Many spend
ing boosts are hidden b gim-
three.
victim
Until
is
anythin
save
it merel
raises spend
in another fiscal year.
course;
in
ing
say, 60 per cent
a
now
year from
While the United States fights
constitutional principle today, it may be
a
the
itself.
assessments
to go along with an
to,
voted
That doesn&
(NEA)—Pres-
a
willing
erratic
it is
or
years.
Assembly.
General
tw
or
emerging with the
membership of a numbe of
Nations
new
today,
Unit-
Involved in this
which has been
ed
WASHINGTON
ident
Johnson’s
196
budge
of
does hot give a true
what he proposes to spend.
On the surface,
would
raise
federal
expendi-
tures only $ billion. But actual
federal spendin likely will in-
crease
by nearly $ billion-dur-
th “bu
of
assessment
there
pect such
Assem-
self-preservation.
thinking is the new
of
its
the Assembly
if
revocation
General
in the
vote
ground
the
on
pus
threatened
its
on
for
table
the U S. be
increase in
‘more
complicate it becomes. A new train of
“thought now makin its way through diplo-
matic circles holds that the U. S. might well
the
take
Or
Would
United
issue
e
Dilemma
by both
arrearage
Gimmi Conce
LBJ
e
Ignoring the
.
RAY CROMLEY
196
Pag
®
y
=
cisco.
Note: New
leaders held
York
5
Dubois Club
two-day confer-
in
mid-December. They
ence
represente the City Colleg of
New York,
York
=
a
=
g
g
g
Colleg New
and the Bronx
Science. The lat-
Hunter
=
University
High Sch of
i
ter
nationally
a
publi
institution
.
3
3
renowned”
-
that
1
.
accept
only the intellectually gifted
Delegat
present at the New.
York
session agreed to press
“free speec fight at Goth-
schools. A directive circulat-
ing among club leaders de-
clared:
“The fight for full academic
freedom has agai come to the
fore with the
move-
free-
the
am
out
ment
Berkel
at
Hal yo
thereb
of
expanding
students
all
As
So-
a
organization,
we
the rights
unrestricted
to
political advocac on the col-
leg campus. The righ to learn,
act,
to teach must be
fully secured.”
Another
directive
called for
club members to “fully support
mobilize”
rallies
‘sponsor and
to
and
demandin the
U.S.
withdrawal
Dubois
paig for
of
from
South Viet-
Club
delegate
troops
nam.
agreed, too, to ste up the
cam-
end to the draft.
an
NEWSOM
Fears Of Red Satellites
NUCLEAR
FORCE:
of the six
The propose
nuclear
NATO
force has proved to be a great
factor for Eastern Eu-
rallyi
rope dissentin
Communist
re-
gimes, This has emerge from
th
Warsaw Pact summit meet-
which brough Moscow and
the satellites closely togethe in
oppositio to the
U.S.-
Multilateral
Nuclear Force and
the British alternative, the At-
lantie Nuclear
Force, Russia is
playin o satellite fears that a
re-armed German might have
a finger on the
nuclear
A MELLOW DE GAULLE:
French officials expect Pre
dent Charles de Gaulle to be i
a relatively "mello mood at
his news conference Feb, 4, fol-
lowin the apparent success of
his talks with West German
in
market -for-
common
ministers
eig
planne in the
and
ference
sidered
a
HUK
TERRORISTS:
six-nation
in June or
Chancellor
Ludwi Erhard. He
scheduled the press
conference
after the talks so he
could be guide by the results.
De Gaulle is expecte to spea
warml of West German and
to put in a strong new
plu for
European
politic unity.
EUROPEAN
Look for
nearly
up
again
three
soon
Gaille-Erhard
years
—
Stalled for
—
followin
st
the De
to
talks. A meeting
or
likely,
Communist:
central
threat
terrorists. in
believe the Huk
Huk
Luzon
is real
resent
Red
in
resurgence
any
strength. A senior polic officer
says the deploymen of 2,00
army troop on polic duties in
the area
a 5 per cent boost
—
done to restore
publi
and security follow-
Huk
slaying of small-
town
officials.
Police estimate
10 armed Huks
still be
—was
confidence
Philippin polic officers di-
recting the campaign agains
but does
not
rep-
in
operatin in
Arayat not
Clark
Air
ma
vicinity
the
far
of Mt.
the U.S.
from
Foree
Base.
Almanac
By United Press International
Today is Friday, Jan. 29 the
a da
on
new
of 1985 with $36 to fol-
moon
soarau
is
‘
mornin
stars
are
Mer-
Venus and Mars.
cury,
The evening stars are Jupiter
and Saturn,
President
William
McKinle
was born
on this da in 184
da
in
history
In 1861 Kansas entere the
Union as the 34th state,
T
190 baseball
American
Leagu was organize in Phil-
adeiphia
In
196
talks
er
the
a
its
phase
‘The
‘On this
UNITY:
European political
unity negotiations
month
summit cons
July is con-
trigg
purposel
is
this
on
next
so
move
ed the
Britain&#
which,
1964
launched
the
tors
United
which
four
moon
for
which the
an
day
later.
day:
Sir
said:
“Dicta-
fro upon
tiger
dar
And the tigers
Sa-
crash-landed
the
Churchill
ride to
States
unmanned
an
A thought
Winston
effect, reject-
in
application.
the
rocket
turn
furth-
entry into
Market,
Common
British
In
on
vetoed
France
on
Europea
not
are
dismount.
getting hun-
ery.”
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