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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1965)
or _ - . | ~ Y ee: FULTO LEWI JR. ee Age Federal Stat Righ Part WASHINGTON Of Histor \ America s: stud Th ‘America History of warding, exciting activity. what understand -To properly America’s peopl today it is vital the derstand loving nation fought that has a to also fices un- and However, certainly could the of we do brushing some up, and of nity The DA ties of as have figures cal cold, as &q characters men lifetime histori- é ourselves labored t willingly so has Amon them from Jer The provid and. wealth a Orego Orego 1965-66 of Blue Book is background the on Beautifully: styled, the formation on just about all of book facets of the in- Trailways,” state all the:progre of automated voting’ in Oregon and-the prope ‘display of the flag. ing for other single form such a volume wealth offers tograph streamlined sf information current of ‘The’presse the-inclusion zi in old. part current of how flood, publication the is. volume. Inaugur the first flush of enthusi- Baltimore Sun de- asm, the scribed President Lyndo John- first Inaugural Address son’s In “‘perhap as his A week has and its full. explo as are the further pur- chase of filing cabinets by gov- ernment agencies. Of importance -how- is the reaction of ever, those who affect th e of the Administration and those who report on thing American to the rest of ‘the world. Here, the first verbal ap- plaus has been moderated. At the same time, question are be- should give the in asked maj best Speec pass since then” Nori Capitol Hill, as well alon Embassy Row, there a-good many who will. ex- — thought thoug press second not for attribution. A reevalu- ation of the impact of the In- augural .Address heard, it—and ‘on ‘on those the “als as whic who reaction throughout ison. been enthusiasts tle An un- determined The of the hig spirits ism.” were aligural Address not referred ternal unresponsive variety ways— one’s political bent. And in of not a the over President BER WOR pointed America’s Onl in- vaguel that issue. . employe who make apprehe very to with United States troops em- broiled in Southeast Asian war, the President might have been expect to address himself to on govern up of the spectator to an Inaugural para flip their lids. It might well be that they are or in: Washing is “isolation- President’s In- —and this was implicitly nega- tive. At a time when the United Nations peers over the brink of it should have been oblivion, And mention. noteworthy of it is not important sense, whether ment most solel proble heard there and b indirection was mention of the rest of the world stree real For word the pro- establish- matched by th of the listen the crowds or in audience alon the parade route. Elec- the tronie juggling obscured fact that there were more. than’ a few empty seats and among those who lined the less than the usual cheering This can be interprete in a ment ‘The being is word diplomat among ton. Those who watch in scene a for Washington the have trend in where states long been toward “‘liberal _tionism’’— from nuances political aware of isola the ol le law. other men“in some localities typ of isolationism mainly be- cause it pays fulsome lip serv- ice to the observance of in- while ternationalism, quietly withdrawin from real partici- pation I do not condemn this practice, I merely describ it. The has time for come a re- appraisal of those foreig policy beliefs cally which held for Whether President&# to States the organizations. It bein held that up as are we responsibilities in cost American is indi- an weary. of and their lives and mone From there the is directed to future in South Vietnam tion icy in alli- interest the NATO other regio in pacts United the losin and a that our in uncriti- time. validly or not, t he speec is bein U.N., ance, cation World lon so mean is also have we ques- pol- and — of the some ly offered shudder contain nist answers. tentati than a lit- more for those who wish roll back Commu- are le to o imperialism. every turn, reference A bein mad to Sen. Fulbright’ publi the ments—to Speeches from is William pronounce- and in J. press for a turning “interference” away affairs the in ‘the of world. Mr. an individ- ual, but it is hard to forget that he is chairman of the Senate Foreig Relations Committee. It is even harder to forget that his main concern in criticizing US. polic to be the So- seems viet-bloe nations and the areas Fulbright Spe ‘as of Communist thrust. Since foreig our employme other have much of it foreig to their Ofte the choice of job are’ in fields the are in the interested in pur- least not trainin In of a maybe the the hom if or community, their their as the (if home cho miles locati of is wit ao p from in Mr speech But it is not being though of as happenstance The Congres will regar it will and huma race. Only time injured an. e Brace sion to agains —or- — genera here the noises arch-con- are from Republican seethin at their the blows b cause struck hard- suppla Barry Goldwater a he aan into’ for largest ites private life. these peopl the of the Chicag meetin may be the slowl de- velopin shock discover that ~ nuclear our Sm in ca, may be sure that Union will use them strengthe her hand at the sions, and to — Ue ‘Perhap clarify his pes in _ reference h a for- between Until he gua Bes does, thought these prevail. . second 3, and that has lov. b there 4,00 are 3. aor to happe not Sid after the Republica National’ Committee had ad- journe its Chicag sessions, a tiny band of Goldwaterites are lan- throughou the : h teen- ‘The Hours world not includin that en prospect. reall facin manual regarding BA eign policy message. wi America’s of mer ho & general and ting ) per the - _ gath ge, ing in a former and Jess .B Ku Klux Klans« for vice president The nominees got on. the ballot in afew states, onl pollin a miniscule number of votes. The NSRP nominees for pres- ident and vice presiden in 196 Orval. Faubus, the Ar- were. kansas Governor, and retired Adm. John~G. Commelin. Al- thoug Faubus: refused to ac- the’ nomination, knowledg - NSRP leaders’ were in getting the ticket lot in several states. The NSRP: claims ras The-ant a there was hard’ It was welfare on all sum- ato in 104, der a an sat func, doorwa singin all day. When winter came, the ant had whole bale of grass. But the ant had violated the Federal Farm Law for overharvestin grass, He was fined $162.5 and the surplu was. seized. The grasshop received the sur- plu in fo his food St o Civil of 1964 Those so the issue of The ‘Thurs members. were ine M strucl “Don ; forget Aly them. who our t Most ares Want: ed List. Drive them from. lic office. Force ‘them to hide their: faces in public place and their when the die, may in hell black souls rot for ever and ever.” cy (excha G. ote h ‘t listed’&l ways remember Place them on stamps. John Act were 8 Politi a who Right in his of Securit Council Affairs” (ac- tuall the to commander of the U.N. military). Every one of these men has been a tough the bal- to be the ‘To ha a grassho neighbor The grass+ hopp lived successful on nation’s third largest part and has in recent years al extremist. splinte a number of groups includin the Conserva- tive Party of America the Coh- an stituti Part of” cut wag- dragging it a an a you worked da in the fields. then the Than time a who ant “an of Cou will And here is somethin that T& sure the pro-U.N, writers of these shows would never tel! you in a thousand years, Dur- in the life of the United Na- tions there has been and- Young Couser uation could still be retrieved, A pre win “We& there... suggest es have somethi WESI oldvi to say. 0 votes. righ ha 5 heard wa If one “al would of their While the sessions were on,’ the corridors rang steadil with the were cal bitter complaint of GOP at events. which right- shovin the aside, Typi- was California’s committee- Mrs. woman, John soun who never por a as if Bowler Jr., she could - agai brin herself to sup- Republica progressive for the presidency Who could bea warml wel- comed candjdat of these fore- es in 196 is difficult for thern— else—to or see right anyone under “this dent will “Once upon publis now. we Soviet United Nations, Oddly it is what. the Presi- did not say, rather than what he said, which has caused subterrane- the major UN. Forces, ready there have been repercus- the “Departmen command Armed Please could you attached little story. very much. Air. Force, weaponry Security the office, a man, Hermiston, Ore, —the—under- of the and Political, a b Stoner, the issue is in- col versus Frustrating Barre For headed party. professionals The frustrations boun seem grow, Ouster of Dean Burch GOP chairman is onl the as first big blow. Another, predic- dawning tably, will be the that the arch-conser- awarenéss vatives have no new her to vice tack—and so will the a new nations of Europe Asia, Afri- and Latin America, Al- as Am- televi- to quot as our all that stat -a ” Khrushchev in 195 and as out- in Department of State Document 7277 iricludes turn- in over to the United Nations Army, Navy, highes * Jectivism. lined our of hu- the dare America. and claims Kasper, a thrice-convicted ra- the nation’ cial: agitator, and Morally we have. the theor of individual primarily respon- sible to God in conflict with herd dedicat- the indoctrinated ed to serve the state: Spiritual materialism. faith versus collectivists are Our “liberal” engage in closin the last door of escape: To permanentl Jock in humanity with the grim- mist nightmar that this plane has ever seen: Earl Glidewel the the compos Pennsylvani he a for is conflict nadio- rt J. s BIOSSAT... frustration servative with anger of Eberlein D echoe ae ically than ISRP candidates for President and Vice President on the Pennsylvani ballot’ ‘h minated John. party divid iniiativ sov- They scare before der- (NEA)—The politi- CHICAGO of superstat man and signe po law b b Congres President—or in it the plan propose by tne Futur cal of the nation. must us disarm spectacular glorifying the BRUC this “Department ‘series of a the run more eastern. man; Sa in all 5 states. has been estimat- 40,000 NSRP ehapter have publishe local party organs in several states, NSRP activities -are by no limited means to the South. As far back as 1960 the group able to muster 500 demon- was strators in Los Angele Organ izational drive were kicked off last year in several Northe readers press thou liberty— inalienable rights of women. Right monthl ‘or- States a Thunderbolt, A Canadian -:born vision repairman, Divided the individual: between National cities. divided agains it- stand.”” We have morality. Tn- the These are things that this se- ries of shows, aimed at re-sell- in the Godless U.N. monstroci- ty to the American people will mention to you. Nor will never the tell you that the Disarm- amént Act has already been : yourselves fellow. ericans, for of the pants off Rappe U.N. surrender the ereignt know about newspaper.— major consequences. this fact the public is never, of the danger and haz- aware ards these men face every day. The are second onl to the lumber industry. June E. Stainbrook 2042 and If a repre- person. noti- sentative of train crews accidents fies us. of occurring the railroad here, the ac- on counts. will be published-in this If you have any doubts that short crews are contributing to accidents more accidents, near and train delays verification of same can be made available. ‘Accounts of these incidents, mi- nor or serious, can be found in trade the railroad papers. ‘These items seldom make the ‘The editorial of Jan. 1 ed W. Lamprecht, unless nthe: with atomic bomb if brainwashed to be ever not’ — -Ras & w terrorized of the are accepting the repea of our Declaration of Independenc the scrapping of our Bill of Rights and U.S, Constitution— speeifi a that are story. hev n formati . daily papers unles the horror we house can dead gem th aan gentile publishe “The clai ts contradic- in this country two tory and opposin philosoph of government, economics and into is Jo newspaper Otherwise House “A self the Stricher- a rab! ftom upon Pass, Ore. Grants scare, constantly em- trainman bomb and flowi ed at 88 Box the body of The spo Powel P depicte some pro- propagand ‘Th pro- boy know what the are doing The know that the American peopl must be ic for these tell if this hospita by the t6 have the will not i ina and railroad w cal-ambulance,-the no railroad employe have for worry? cause ‘This loss of jobs&# not the The issue of onl ‘serious issue. safet for crews and the pub concern. lic are of great If the newspapers have n in- welfare of the terest in the that operate the trains, men the at least might make an effort to hel protect public life and property Whe profits of any company take priority over the safet of is fail- someone peopl then ‘in in their: moral obligation to the in - powerful true. If brought believe: this hap situation a men. un- leav- can), away, hones Can you for Orego selling thems establ place ew Opportunitie ploymen is are Other payments. pleasantrie exist such ing muc cut’ as $30 causing the loss or car making mont to this‘ the addition ly wage as $20 Due has been hold- the Free World together in the face of Red onslaught this call for withdrawal has omi- nous overtones. Perhap it is coinci- simpl an. unfortunate dence that the “liberal isolation- ists& were talking up a storm Johnson’s Jus prior to 1947 fered found Commu hard- Nations. The blast off of the series hit the tele- scree with terrific im- last’ Dec: 28. This tremen- pact dou production, using the atom- engin this attion states that or United litera- by created Julius sent to. party depicts Jewish elders child; Part . Hitler literature Reich. circulates editor,’ gan States National Right than seven years coalition of White Su- vision NSRP originally from is less - the pamphlet blood inflicted violence, show The editorial did not deal with the safety aspec of ‘the train law. The new new crew Jaw asks for reduc: a crew tion of from three to two men in the cab of a freight now require Passenge trains only two men. Oregon accord- in to th railroad. peopl is the of only five states in ‘one U.S. requiring freight trains, of which 40 %r more cars oper- ate in of -15-miles out- excess of yard limits, have side to of six men, in- These. crews clude an engineer, a fireman, brakemen two a ‘conductor and a flagman. It is estimated will lose their about 60 firemen job if the new law passes, This is because they have less than two years’ seniority. But. the industr insists there are other crew the the receive assurin the of jobs Better still check. out what has happene to men in ter has been disappointi very Many thousands have definit ly lost their job and those of- taken pause. old railroa regar to the members | opinio df seek thé not of some bomb’ shell. You&# find the promise letter. to made in the crew members about their jobs very flexible. The experienc of Reactions Johnson’s ba to on job if Orego breaks crew law, is as em anteed has taken place had no full crew TOLEDANO... de the Orego Freight Train Crew Law Repeal submitted b the Railroad Association substantiates Mr. Lamprecht’ statement with this comment, “Present opportunities for em- ploymen in the railroad indus- tr are such that all those wish- in to remai in railroad em- Plo can probably do so.”” Orego editorial your the Sunday paper, Jan, 17 about rail employes bein guar- other RALPH to in Why pho just newspaper Christmas reference In as.an per to Crew “Train greatly a educators, of stoppe pages of an-excellent It&# on of six even Oregon of example an were evi- were Letters To The Editor economy, state.” the across . McCall, Secretar of State, respon- -the publication commented, “No Tom . the o la- of tile Party businessmen, writers, farmers and union and professional peopl if we can spread the word about this vital publication iy sible demand wer lack members of the Third membe with interfering with court-or- school dered: desegregatio later’ dis- The indictments, NSRP the accused missed, members of assaulting law en- officers and foment- forcement » students, features how on Oregon, including new Democratic and Republican partie bega the _ offers’ accelerafed for uniforms wear those troopers. Party The ture Nazi One in_that lightnin bolt. that represented the Hit- (youth movement). to storm lionizes indict in Septe J Birmingh hd charge ee Oregon’ government, constitution, traditions and history. I look for state. He and to members similar Kin assault Jugen NSRP 196 Blu Book out, of Eight NSRP ‘The The originall ‘ence. things such are convicted acquitte ter se- American “American on symbol the miting a synagogue city. The defendants and school-wide a commemorate contest essay an organize to ma- sentenced to 60 day in jail. Five members of the NSR Atlanta in in arrested were with dyna 195 and charge their to a Earlier this the South. Jim- month, a party member, my Georg Robinson, slugge was competition on Georg Washington and other patriotic projects. Let us, too, lend a hand by pledging our- selves to concentrate American on History during the month of February. and women lived interested citizens as they poetry don’t realize, too We these labored’a of Bs waxen mind. times, ‘that and think to historian’s some many tendenc a review we achievements, Tededic activities Month. History our- that play Its shifted to Louis- to Atlanta and finally to Birmingham in 196 The party has adopte as its Ala. Birmingham, in Kentu ville, jor role in racial strife through Luther Martin the Rev. in a Selm Alabama, hotel. home at freedom, justice and human dig- which for their stress well. so selves. We struggles sacrifices principles genera older specia is mandatory of hea with group has e headquarter were Jefferson, Indiana Party, an—anti- Catholic, an- out principles. their: for up day abroad, it their . stood these In conquered generatio and freedom- a and - quarter motivates party’ was’ organize at’ ville, Tennessee, ‘in 195 Semitic, anti ti-Negro hate group same America we call home today. They, too, were concerned about the fu- ture of their country. They, too, made sacri- grou kor splint —_pre Federal — PRi States this of re- agains all types of odds and enemies. February has been set aside as American effort is History Month, and a concentrated being made to emphasiz th vital importanc of American History, especiall to the youn er ° “i story of hero-studded is Probe dimly lit eocktal Was postmortems on Burch’s Tower of Texas is threat in his 196 bid, Even without seriou re-election ia hi Colo & Je ig is fair ime l seldom is hear name idential context. Sen Peter Domin the individual whos crop up casual one doe often. Yet h is Most young new activists cause— ue spo no letter for av sel: ” for Government a or Com Reapportio - -
