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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
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the
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rulers.
least 460
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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
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serve
further
is
to
as
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feels, is
principles,
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give judicial
to
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however, that th
believe
lature
$24,000 $21,500 and $15,000
annually. They point out further that prac-
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decides
today’
on
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judges’
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that
coaches
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to
think
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looking for work
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citizen
receive?
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cases,
partners in Oregon’s
believe
football
or
instance
Oregon
Supreme Court justices draw $19,-
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000 annually,
and District Court judges, $11,000.
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utilities
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say football coaches of the two
better compensated
universities
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be
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bious theor that the satellites
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judge
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being $29,500, according
firms
Bar
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systems get higher salaries, they point out.
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income
law
than
more
aries
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fixed
be
according to
attorneys in private practice can earn.
com-
long day they spen
superintendent in
the
school
median
1961
to
and
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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,
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thin
you
like
about
this
integrity!
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utter