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_ __ a . PAGE-—€ AND NEWS, Klamath HERALD Monday, Falls, Oregon 1 196 Feb. FULTON LEWIS JR... “WASHINGTON planner Co Oregon State presente have dicial Judiciary House members of well as largest now the those as judge affected directly are hopefully awaiting the Legislature& decision. Bar The Association that argues officials in the state parable top public ceive more in the the for money office. Some and state heads they do What do re- should Bar as salaries thes don’t earns Association be priority has it school to in better a amnesty have been ignore by community than h the Oregon long re- 2. of crime a session progress. * had London funeral Sir as view was ce of such a universal gratitud for a lying-in- outpourin one such man. other was “broad, convicted discuss part of it. Indeed, in a resisting of sun- Thus if full The two are those men of in times than mission. “o Churchill circle, are linked in another So far Churchill did Hungarian the of hu- way to of the Churchill’s father California has Republican, served notice that he will fight administration efforts to in- S. history RALPH by one of the imagina strike Two WASHINGTON som- beautiful words from that of which he was so master and so mas- a — funeral wy pro- words terfully a lover, the echo “farewell” and “forever,” with terrible dept in this week Chur+ of threnody for chill. the For dead is not alone Englishma of his greatest century, and perhap of any Dead too gone for- century. this earth, is the from ever finest human symbol of the par- liamentary tradition and t he embodiment of civilized truest conservatism have we ever known, Wins Today da ow. The moon is new. ‘The morni star is Mars. ‘The evenin stars are Jupiter and Saturn, American Victor composer Herbert was born on this day in - 1859 O this da ae. in In 1790 the U, S, Supreme “Court held its first’ session in Ne York City. In 189 Thomas Edison fin- ished the first motion picture studio in the world in West Orange N. J. In Autherine 26-year- Lucy was admitted to the Uni- versity of Alabama under fed- eral court orders, desegregat schools. airliner 6 a Lebanese Turkish air foree trans- 19 in Alab a . port Turkey, collided 78 on Ankara, over killing 9 persons, in- the \ground A thoug for the day Brit- ish .writer Kipling woman guess is said: “A than a much accurate more man’s certainty.& — Rudy asic or of the then-looming epoc the Iron Curtain and the cold war. More than all this, to thou- sands of men it is a wrenchin good- to a treasured and ir- replaceable link te the days of dread and glory which in a small they shared way firing with capta this gallant old Fortress Britain in the for- was line when while behind channel was ma r- bein saled the climactic invading force that was at last to bring the war in Euro to its close. is Monday Feb. 1 the of 196 with 99 to fol 3 gers of her International Press pow \\ ward Almanac By United — Of A In the summer number of U.S. It is, had in that event lon since any largel receded into the increas- memories of ingly dimming the time of lost yout as seen from the point of middle age. Still, so long as Churchill lived could look at him even in one his of course, retirement past a and think some- ho that the weeks and months of trial and comradeshi and of death for the some among bomb litter, ended in our his with had ‘not wholly hearts, But now, the leave-taking, are i a to as distant as, say, War, It is American good- to all that, and for To the free world he had giv en leadershi of unexample generosit ‘and gallantry and resolution, But to us, those who served in the garrison of Brit- ain, whether as. home folk or men across en the It was who had come in from the oceans, he had giv- opportuni the of a lifetime, opportunity to serve advanced command pos of human decenc He had enabled in a us, word, to live a lon hour in which honor was present if in the never hour of prated a total about — a unsordidnes lon to paraphras his was again in lend descriptio own lease - not program, to ever quit come poigna its form. b interesting, and would It it would also be sad, to how many graying men wept soundlessl and know have alone in night at Churchill’s depa ture—and at the departure of all those other things of mem- ory and of spirit that are dead a last, alon with him. correspondent war a in Englan waiting a long time D-Day, this columnist some- for times in was Churchil’s Prime party of missions Minister certain on military a tone. Wherever the Prime Minister went, he took with him gaiet and goo a heart, stout goo a for food and drink kind of growling and in- appetite and a finitely Indeed warm reassurance. the invasion had once been launched, he brought all these qualitie to Normand itself one day, He landed, from a capture German observa- amis ait air tion plane with a troubled ey vice-marshal pilot, The of spir- his as in the best was P.M. its, as always, anfl he of the then recent attack ler’s “They missed he observed bahstat told of 193 newsmen a were come at airy an ut us Hit- the old Put 2 s Wh said “Why,” indulgenc well. If well five I would ‘will the war with “all that were situation, the on has said that the Rumanians have assured the United States divulg the Polyiso- secrets they purchas from u to other Communist na- tions. With due respect for the State Department& belief in the Rumanians promise Good- year would prefer not to entrust the to secrets its productio they won&# prene Communists.” When Goodyear stood to export its Iron Curtain, refused and behind the firm plant th to within ship— never be went we Quee ‘then as go quite so — will disturb Americans a more than it does the Vietna- * mese, Khan Word friends in Rubber Co. to make the deal. from Vietnamese Saigo is that the bothered either by the string of coups in the recent pas or the thoug that there aren&# be Even. them next two Khanh-haters among to be unconcerned seem the over this return emotional to the They coups better to of power general to-think eventually lead . the in more years, e Departmen manage to persuad the Firestone Tire and may gov- ernment and that Khanh is a short time problem now that Americans are becomin disen- chanted with him, . Memor Great Figur said those of one him. Ambassador McNamara’s who goin training. There were married sent in-laws. their b train a She Mary. ea- division a at Gunners were There I saw my racks, loaded. Ru- all about. It was at mors were noon the next day that we found ourselves locked in the dining salon as lunch was served. Soon after bein released we learned Churchill that Winston was aboard. - darkness came on, the bi shi moved slowly out the narrow passage, passe the droppe chains, and out the —— into the dark and myste- 15,00 men. stations, their first rocket rious sea, aboard. with a was Averell Harriman, Lend Lease representative, with him. It was h who Churchill staff, large U.S. w ‘ange meetin not interview the great a es ie si i T e tke an —e man. comfort “H extinct volcano. in and an a weary, Thought au d Times spee once a thriller, One plifying system is now was a a year- any man his soldier the blew ship was afternoon a fa- call of smile a quiet her boy. That to about now imagine ing about Churchill flustered mother the as soug bab is 2 cry- Winston “Daddy” to is a family out Churchill old. years story of him the legen recalled often in the was death was comin the who man 9-year-old was the symb of strength and valor in 1943 and days when for It my was good luck to have when he was out 193 and 193 Churchill seen of in powe warning blind and a of ernment what it smug gov- meant to so lacking in arms when Germany and Italy were so obviously prepared and movin ~be toward and in the years war, after the war, But somehow day the on Hartied Italy, police warned audience in Parma, boistero against opera repeating re- near-riots. Yes said we opera, not Beatles audiences — ship the him calling sm hap the bab flustered Daddy,” young and the smile that mother, and went are the memo- came that come most frequently. University of Tokyo research- conclud that carbo diox- cold, a Mindy thinks national age. Minimind is so dumb Ground Ho Day is a tribute. to pork saus- sleet-and-snow- finally to Nova Scotia, Churchill was the way to Quebe where to with Franklin meet was he D. came sea, talked Roosevelt, They other among thin is what makes fleas jump. May a shot of CO2 will aid Mom& effort to get Junior up in time for school, she Maty=zigzaggin Quee The across pelted every of on there, the se- that is as did ness of years now and best in that Winston in the rich- usefulness. ¢an’t last man while it war take a The long time.” Taylor- also holds tat word lie ‘‘didn&# PHIL past cause us the ister fall’s Harold many years Wilson won elections. British of last After left- participate in opposition win Socialists: Itaty’s center-left in government Germany, for the first time Socialists led by West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt are given a chance of takin over ath government in next. year’s West elections. It is - intérestin that in both Italy and West German Socialist gain have been made at -the Christian expense of Democratic parties which ruled for years by rent civilian of these, until overthrew the ernment civilian civilian a ism, assumes or sivongman, the government In gradually but the possibility with Nam Viet an im- much of Viet are so base a under Con control. The last few gov- were group or and civilian ernments, tary, hand- another. It by mili: one is futile to expec them to have the loyal backin of all parts of the mili- tary. to The Vietnamese. who.s ee m make the most sense. are who advise the United thos States to realize the play thing by ear, Saigo government Tust go throug a-long series of convulsions and put more of duecily our emphasis rural provinces, into the Socialist tensions eas with th Soviet and two factors. A successio of local elections has shown theirs to be the par- ty with the larges number of shall strive for stable and a sound deutsch We shall not touch pri- Four out of 1 German states have Socialist governmen S do 4 of 60 Germa cities. The second factor may be the At home it advocates tious reforms in education social welfare programs, cau- voters, But, says Willy Brandt: “We prices mark. vate property.” West bas their more socialists Germany hope ‘fo victor on important. It is the factionalism among the Christian Democrats. BEA WO became Socialist parties of Europ Western indoc- popularl a elections: South who miliary military, General served, says privately: group, democrati a trinated gov- a military coup administration he a democ- agains riot+ demonstrators but this government elected government and of general support government, One. well-established a the military will bac civ and factionalism. also is the draft doctrinaire Marx- Noteworthy Vea away from of ers NEWSOM... interesting politi- cal developments in Western Europe has been the rise of the Socialists to positions of power. Socialists led by Prime Min- An In ilian — Ris Of One of onstrators. is essential now in ernment the middle of the war. This theory stump my Viet- namese friends many of whom are willing to give their lives for the eventual creation of a had been hig in ex- no group excep the has real power, A pure civilian would government have roots neither in the cities Nor countryside. It would be at the mercy of paradin dem- racy, gov- Otherwise, months, , Rusk - civilian a power Vietnamese plai that much about the “stability” the South Viet Nam govern: ment. Said one: “We must keep try- ing one setup after another un- til we find the right one. This theor any live.” other army so may have or does He and of has sent me several coups back era industr is nationalization almost a minor issue. Keep Close Ties In all ties with the cases, United States remain firm. In their drive for election vic- tory, West German Socialists taken ‘their have models as President Johnson concept of the “Great Society,” the Swe- dish welfare state and the re- form of the British program Labor governmen Gone is the oppositi to re- and in its plac is armament, solid support of NATO, I the party equivalen to a nominatin Deput Chairman pledge the the fense of all civilization a ing.” This where the Bu a relatively high U.S. offi- cial, who has spen the last sev- in the provinces, years confusion” sets for war upon Churchill, dead beat in the fight- is in an area has been heavy. His words echo the comments of two Vietnamese cabinet offi- interviewed cers i Saigo a few months back. Both asked me in obvious puz- zlement why Americans worry lo to “We might as well face the fact that whatever government we get for now—and I& like it to be operated by civilians— the final veto must be power in the hands of a military U.S. mize are in Saigo before the war be won. They assert that time there’s a coup the resultin to was a dee respectful silence. the Scottish Suddenl _girl’ bab begd to wave his chubb and cry, “Daddy, daddy arms There was just the sig daddy.” lips can am- attention, Down the stairway from his upper deck came Churchill and his staff. The Prime Minister mustard- wore a colored air force uniform, There those Automotive killer. a in live to One though who uniform. son odd had - who soldiers; being were with 20 aboard Canadian They for the some English girls old ment met Canada Robert advisers top there must be a sta- ivilian national govern. once to Maxwell ,Taylor Secreta Defense and convinc appeare a number of reviewing British He advanced we troopship a pable of carrying ers — WASHINGTON (NEA) The latest coup of Lt. Gen. Nguye Jot may State were mornin next afternoon served ide again in Department, State commenting Savo down to the Port of Glasgo the Firth of Clyde In the on harbor was a hug -battle- “a ah, green “Th Coup Undisturbed B economic an as club. airmen goin is continues’ say dawn cent six never, prices rate CROMLEY... RAY not gov- are Communists The erned b marketi conditions in setting their price and in the past have, in fact, used cut- ries and a put the uni- quip which can Liberia underdevelope countries. called ther. With this years! had been meant to pu steel into the troops and to attack any possibl bit of la- momism which might be tent lying around, he was off, back to England that Englan which or markets in Ma- other and so- jon, At regret- of his time yet,” up his finger Churchill great all disru wished, rubber times, pulled into the smok nois sta- tion at Glasgow, Scotland. Late questi flig Communists the believes bright Scottish girl with wave there’s he added, in the V salute, He invited officer young versal on be over, competitively priced Good- now year could, if the home. on lie fully cig r. econom- could have far-reaching “While ie repercussion syn- rubber are thetic and natural mixed late light of summer with the silver of the moon. We had not been told our destina- the As that rubber bloc Communist . was a bright permitted It moonlight night and one sat the jate, English watching landscape that still held the of the which mobile. remain to Goodyea argued too, syntheti am London’s reporte Hotel at 7 p.m. Soom we aboard a train, No lights — rubber ~ We farewell for- It ts farewell not only to a man who ever than any other worked more of Fascism curse to lift the from humanity and who could, had his logic not been aside by Franklin cast Roose- velt, have averted for the West the most somber of the dan- considerable has export of a plant to the MécGILL last berl and rubber Jeeps, military importance. tanks, trucks, planes all need Warmest i Tribute To Churchill languag is - WHITE... loving syntheti rubber which produces Polyiso a duplicat of natural prene The way leaving England to WILLIAM value. military obvious had Gvodye seem born. was adminis- the over to Ru- mania of a $4 million synthet ic rubber plant. Only last year the Goodyea Tire and Rubber Compa refused to enter into a similar deal, insisting the plant is, as it passe through the square named Nelson’s greatest victory—Trafalgar—was Nelson&# statue, erected in 1849 the year -com- ar- last month, charge with teaching religion without a permit. This took plac after the Hungaria regime had assured the Vatican that religiou freedom would be guaranteed Note: Rep Glen Lipscomb very there British Churchill on Government. Several priests were rested and sentenced particularly Rep Lipscom is concerned laysia, reorganizatio 4. for public fall out of down the us tration-approved export an- prison Let remember that we are dealing with a sworn foe of free go and free peoples,” ernments natural comrades received The five were charge the had on cession careers his the of tion. Nelson peace, resigning considered once whose war did, the in happenstances that the he millions of to Nelson over name an from a not Lookin were eclipse Both seemed Nazis in the Churchill showed the man freedom, independence for hundreds empire’s subjects a hope more least at act lit uplands” of old age. Both men saved their country from in- the Channel. To vasion by dictators across of their fellow Britons, both were towers courage, reservoirs of strengt and rocks of - of us econom- military potential. un- sentences. the or parallel between Nelson and Churchill, thoug the one was a military There are other hero who died at zenith and the statesman who lived to enjoy the popular encyclopedi one in years his listed him as deceased. Admiral Nelson preserve the budding British Empire Churchill vowed that he was not made prime minister to presid liquidation of that empire Yet preside over that liquidation a grief of that 1930s Winston great Nelson of the seen and love and &g death the cortege, such : no at his Churchill. Not since :& Englishma royalty, honored to i to lesser so he ti-Communist book out of Hun- gary. Another prisoner is Gyula Obersovsky who edited an anti- Communist durin newspaper the revolution. 3, Ferenc Mateovics, a for- member of the Hungarian mer Parliament, was sentenced re- Four Except for only whose sough smuggl an that was successfull in now Regecz Laszlo high knotty problems the Prison of Budapest is held captiv Among those Legis increases pay list the askin in political pris currently housed in are Central the Bar rulers. least 460 At oners during solve Hungari the the the permitting Communists to buy from to build up their means de- been instead are, ic and porte to Siberia for their part of revolution in the ill-fated 1956 Requestssfor a political concientious reward that Connecticut’s by Hungarians have one market. justified the what salaries Churchill And Nelson ever “This who Tom been senator Fine!” Feel Thing, a trade with the Commu- he bloc. Such commerce, suicidal in nature: is not really trade. We crease nist Dodd. There has, he feels, liberalization in little, if any, the Iron Curtain states. H cites Janos Kadar’s Hungary. ‘The Connecticut Democrat re- cently inserted in the Congres sional Record report on condi- tions in that tragic nation. High lights of the report, drafted superinten- peopl his influential disagrees is to sal- result of a serve further is to as One About feels, is principles, nist these because give judicial to their however, that th believe lature $24,000 $21,500 and $15,000 annually. They point out further that prac- with decides today’ on net judges’ the that coaches feel, judge a W to think compare who ceives that that looking for work of bad judgment. We d citizen receive? proposes the cases, partners in Oregon’s believe football or instance Oregon Supreme Court justices draw $19,- Court judges, $16,500 Circuit 000 annually, and District Court judges, $11,000. ‘The for be out can Our uppe not be dents utilities municipal of say football coaches of the two better compensated universities are Association. We we Administra- the leaked Peace be soon may meet with stron Congression opposition is based on the du- bious theor that the satellites of Eastern Europ are mellow- ing in their fidelity to Commu judge state their being $29,500, according firms Bar And systems get higher salaries, they point out. ‘The income law than more aries should fixed be according to attorneys in private practice can earn. com- long day they spen superintendent in the school median 1961 to and Committee association the forwarded net they argue whom before that to ticin attorneys members increasing ju- for The bill has been salaries. the Association Bar proposa a — have news volunteer sent behind th Iron Curtain. available Details made were this capital newsmen earlier month. The scheme, certain to Judge Pa Worry Grou Curtain lron to “Don’t . Corp Plan Peace convention, Fritz Erler to depen States for de- reuni- party United Europ and the fication of Germany. ‘The party, he sai would “in- fluence positively, not mistrust- fully hinder’’ US efforts. to a, _— “The thin you like about this integrity! plac is : its utter