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. — P e PAGE Klamath NE HERALD AND Fall Wednesday Feb. 3 196 Orego LEWI JR.. FULTON Roc M « Took Your We Found Gov and, You It!” Bac Fo Charg Defies Tax Then Raises (UF SALEM Hatfield state WASHINGTON ing for re-election Name For New School the We& like to sugges that grad school being constructed be called Lane It may for premature seem school the names For even School. but bear the in long timers here, George erty Link River back in. much of purchase from the the site Linkville cabin on another come to now store later street, the across come municipa a by first to It be- Conger’ no academ some cadets in that ac- point the made by interviewed explanation Possible be can found for this, for the widesprea cheating on tests in colleg (and in high school, too). The pressure tremendous excel, on to be in the youngster “gifted” levels to classification, to at all do it recommend as get goo grade so they can get into a goo college to be eligible for many rewards — poor are the to which stu- anyway. The on exams. himself most. rationalizations. are student chilly. is much RALPH McGILL .. ese — to Americans concern dishonesty all in walks in the can in be raised state taxes. Unlike York, a without California and any publicans took 9.6 cent per 196 Pennsylvani for that H said last week to the civil de radio operato: — munications Bad under those field said. “W n& tolerate tl vate industry the rest of the nation.” than “Mayb Joet Virginia Congressman needed poorly so explain lawmaker As message to when he can by into Republic The is his own, California of the pore State there scattered mi Such gression country and the cause are growing— will have eae rebuilt,” might The Gag Spli tablishments. More than Years OF WASHINGTON (NEA) Urgenc of Urgency,& second volumes to be pub lished from the diaries of Henry Jr., Secretar of the ‘Treasury in the Franklin D. Roosevelt years, shortl before the death of Win- ston Churchill. Morgentha was the constant advocate of aid to Britain. He believed, as Mr. Churchill was to say, tha if the devil himself should rise out of hell to. fight Adolp Hitler, he (Churchill) would welcome him to his side. ‘This volume reminds us agai of how long Great Britain fought alone and of how desperat was her conditi This was espec- jally true after the fall of and the loss of much ‘France ‘materiel and many men in the retreat that ended at. Dunkirk. British Even thoug 330,00 Morgentha mep rescued by the mir- acle of the 1,00 boats and ship assembled to cross the channel were brin them off the deadl beach, the British army left be hind its equipme and heav and casualties. ‘The French appeara th r all outward Teaub ‘mittee meeting in cenk been made the Mediterranean, for a consider- able time, a German and Italian infest, lake. These two. powers with submarines. The Brit- e it ish were short on destroyer to hunt:down such enemy. craft. But this was a secondar dis- aster. Britain had to kee her. lifeline of ope to fetch food, supplie and the machines of war. It was less and less pos- from sible to protect convoys air British Nazi submarines, . ship ‘Th well-advertised ideologi- cal split within the GOP ranks ‘sure-to be, (As a great power there was no way in which we could have avoided the decisive conflict between. the philosop of Hitler and that of free so- meeting when he month. So lon as On May General 1 Marshall reviewed alrea near throu quate force Pana . like is T ’ terrible Welcoming financ door. was Let it? Oh, and phon case. you to the pod day, retiring GOP. Chairman Mill H Gei clos of the Miller At were ‘out here,” H or Roosevelt persiste aid could be man- British might indeed At one became ration over-run. “Sh , stage, almost a Said own come hel ‘bl the meeting mutual admi- ee contemplat if for the Stubborn some as will. be not all of the ne segreg money is a lure, The become a neces- the even sures, stoutest in thickest the “Some observer ‘the peop acting and talking to be ne sti is walls. fairly early death Missis A summed up interest in getting finan- tion of the it doin it may also be so the “‘tokenism.”” of 1,61 still- 31 some 300 Old South school districts had ad- vised the U.S. Office of Educay segre- their gationist recogniz ‘An in heraldin As of Dec. sity. Enraged thoug they are at Title VI’s revolutionary pres- in breachi yielding with everywhere almost tion cent. speakin of Money, apy have doomed segrega- to pears ar waiting districts shoved, to be has money five per VI, comma shar sippi, with four out of 15 are the toughest bastions to crack. states than more _ Louisiana, desegregated: out of 67 and Missis- districts enact ‘The Education Reporting Service, it is now a bit above two per cent of total Negro area enrollment million. In Tex- of some three than seven it is more per as cent, in Tennessee and Virginia, three” just - According to the Southern year. Title 29 or 862 absolute terms, In with provide could’ parc aid old Latt a York.” billion, $1. new viou Texas, for esca- programs call of funds uver a span of years. And President Johnson& education bundle, coming new to the stern provision of hadva-chance to take Title VI effect, Negro enrollment in pre- southern white all schools doubled in just one mixed the In Alabama, present figures are eigh out of 11 dis- tricts, in Georgia 1 of 180 in current mon- calculation as and educators to do. Some what Befo populatio districts on its desegregatio roster. Ful complianc would add 92 quick ly. federal code just in he at least an became had appear if as’ choice. a They country, I that Vice b Bill Miller in this any stretch of the i Answered Miller “We haven& heard the last of anal at states for his Egyp Smok Sign it to saw elder fairly a early Anca — ‘u day of 196 ‘Wi ‘mo The ter and Saturn. American Greeley was born Aout 18. tion in It is O this day in history In 191 the income: tax, or to the Consti- 16th tution, became law with ratifi- Amend b the Wyo of state ming. the United States In 191 broke diplomati relations with that. of following announcement tion’s warfare. ase 4, submarine Woodrow Wilson, o Presi died at home in Washingt American 196 the In sion tanker aboard while carrying from Beaumont, molten sulphur Tex., to © better wrote: that than those that that times probabl pervad even combatant ‘opera But has us world Arab in foreign moye great deal of room to around in, free of Congressio al orders and caveats, in- was too, Party. politics, ‘The the our , truth Israelis are that passwo vast,/ while all “The Hor- illu- were are — are, has ages. v« bit a if also character one little be can playe c that some President small - baiting part here, the great and central motiva-, tion was a long slow and pow- which is o ee those pevet country which believed— believe can and tics and total un- rare for this hazing of Nas- was That. their motive wholly without a collateral in- tention’ to cut Lyndo Johnson down Amer- wil on side and always have been, consistentl play the Nasser Republica demandin for ve ae a iplomats reli that in while Washin partisan poli stew. essentiall Nasser arrogan most ican. assistanc ‘The incident wil not become of our a marker in the his times; nor will the full authori- ty o the President really be* denied him in the end. But im- portant signal have been sent Wise nations, and influence in the and his feared ca~ of th also is this, all States join air-lift a singl symb of all the inored: ible arrogance the United States has had to swallow in the years that a blackmailin and frucu- lent “‘neutralism” has been the perpetuall exploit- churning pot of Soviet Siet in has become the his to turn the whole East into some Middle pacity United the rescu abe Bel- until hostage gium and ser. though far the da Greeley word, ed with the exclusive deci- affairs and a the or it animity the ace Deliberat as tently he threatens to destroy. Gamal Abdel ‘Nasser in a give the President deal of here, just Egypt and, in the process, per- force far from altogethe kind whom persis to the Israelis, their whatever because they are fa- out of harmony with the For volved. voted with a Nor- folk, Va. sion not gre his men put affairs. the other hand on of convulsive reflex Constitution. Constitution a Sulphu Queen disap 3 tally na- with world motive, the “Marine pow- essentially bad, unre- peare Pres- to Con- a responsibl bipartisa participa mere some or partisa major Republica tion cor- which, once foolish men rected by the Senate, as it pro abl will be, can be forgotte ‘as of not enduring significan Foolishness was, “indeed, in- volved in the decision. Congres sional riders of this kind are > cation foreign policy end to Horace this day on to usurp essential Johnson’s over that he has condoned mob at- tacks upon American property and the burnin of the Amer- ican library in Cairo. It is not even solel his recent public continue to sending pledg to the Communist-backed arms rebels. who have tried so hard to make a charnel house. of the Congo These are the forces to which had been preparin tmurder thousands of white non- few considera- would be to suppose that the whole thing sprang from a desire to pleas American Jews. and other par- ticular friends of Israel. ‘An notion that our foreig polic in the Middle East is run for with specia tenderness Jewish feelings is one of the specia idiocie of our time. The truth is that this government throug the greater part of three Administrations has exceedingl kind to Nasser. a ident gression Jupi- are take to suppose that malice was a primar Nas- to on conspira either er Mars. is ‘The mornin star The evening stars its food a a the one hand the wedg of some large openin 3 approachi is quarter first. surplu of It is not within ba SO hippity- down sti v “wou be great mis- Egypt ser bunny will ter too little too. being read into the action ‘of the House of Representatives in voting to cut off further ship are ments to follow. Quit WASHINGTON much and entirely By United Press International ‘Today is Wednesday Feb. 3 the WHITE WILLIAM ala di nothin els “If he A a i “In ZIP Introducing Goldw luncheon Miller not Germany hig expresse regr Stephani wasn& relused to he said, “and how I go this societ jus officials southern announce- number, ever-need New western in “Mill next noe h that en made to exchang 5 destroyer for U.S, bases in British posses- sions was a fascinatin one. urgency” ney. a Dean Burch shiner: our jam, “Here’s W vice presidentia nominee. ‘on the side.”* doe a little was Histor will continue to re- Churchill mind us of Winston the and others who were on ‘stage with him in the “Years of into when now, National P Had not with what walked see also. noti influential throug congression lobbies and itane a ropegarte: Franklin D. Roosevelt did not wish to see Britain defeated. ‘Th story of how, slowl but have been jok- companio answered jum the was the fact that in 1928 President Roosevelt had suf- fered political in the reverses aged the ‘B igly: me black that yes, last Nov, 3.& uation arrangements be receiving an ment, alon with my soon asked; o ‘Whe adde into enters no- a Miller himself is a member of the bar, Whe a group of report- around him, he clustered ers said: “Now, I am a country lawyer You&# York. New in western agi eyebrow ‘repor t Sit categorie the U.S, shortag was equall critical, Further to complicate the sit« surely, out Catchin his first glimps of _ at an evenin reception other isolationism bad a go I Miller a . ammunition Congress Powerfully his over business.” law After here, even accelerated rapidly. strict segregatio South Carolina has just 16 of lation cp and we for anti- aircraft and will not hav for six months. So. if we gave them (the British) the guns they could do nothing with them.” no such pretty much th hair.” | the ot . shortag lav had Custer I had one my battle where the of William Miller, vice preside tial nominee, slippe on ice in Buffalo and landed on hi face before the meeting in Chicag sportin H arrived shiner and a large bandag a in . m Dick Nixon either.” ticeable pause, he quit different, Yet change could be with from 108 across tone Big Horn Little it exce with " . the oe nigh and . ‘The Barry for the recalled his set the reminded “It Puerto Rico and Hawaii as well as in the United States with the excep- tion of 52 Flying Fortresses BE WO of convivi- an- defeat: lection of the (of bombers sch the crowded Presidential nominee Goldwater U.S. situation in bombers,” said General Marshall, “is very seri- ‘ous, because we hav this anti- bombers as well as fighters Winston Ma 15, 194 On es to word Churchill conveye President Roosevelt that he ex- pecte a Nazi invasion within their joke participant ality. Georg capitulati a way ule in urgent, request then coming in from Britain and France, the latter ing chewed up. Thi was, in ear- ly sprin of 194 true of patro hardly noticeable. Excep few hard-hitting speeche was for the cieties.) strength woefull inadequat at war’s beginnin daily was be- a a mi iee ig cele- h held of- fice, he said, there would be no surrender. The would be war. carried on from Canada. British needs were: critical. “Years of Urgency” delineates not merely the darkness in Eu- rope but also the really. unbe- lievable deficienc of the Unit- ed States—not then at war, but a colla For — has compl to the boa may Measured b the numb of eligibl Negr students affect- ed, the story, of course, will be run likely. announced in- HEW regu- lations affecting the schools, today has just 2 desegregate districts out of 22 with mixed white and Negr population ‘Thus virtually. at a stroke the other 204 could be prie ‘fre All kinds of school hel are involved: Money for libraries, for so- for vocational training, de- near called impacte areas fense and other government es- . appear board tent contributing suppor ‘a now as Arkansas, whose state educa- tion Act. It aid” says “no federal which persist areas for those discrimination in in practicing where U. funds are activities simply GOP ing a the lifting is ful no longe appl Desegregatio judge by the number o districts’ involved, figures stunnin chan por- tends if compliance is as weep- position is Ci Right of the 1964 . Self- Heal ‘ofits ¢com- the demands of Title VI match- es “expectation that charge illustrate - hel ‘There a + a even a and — are here, its. limits abuse its self-respect. to tolerance. either as som a part of |e desegr may will few what have th for tion publi safety, South in the 11 Old states has been merel token in character. If complianc with next embedded’ seg- Title VI that lever out South ionist NOTEBOOK pla need or new gatio ended, A front. registration voter gro he de- poor sign. ‘WASHINGTON increase offices these be to southern school sys- tem, while headlines go to last civil rights murders summer’s and to fresh stirrings on the Ne- the technical plained for years require two months by the Department of Health, Ed- ucation and Welfare to indicate discrimination is or will that within gulf the work our a law, Negro leaders appr t most of si the “‘let- ienilj, the southern me schoo districts to assurance” of ters desegreg suites,” better ee He 2,22 its mixed districts and white Negr residents. Most of the remainin 1,61 dis- tricts could begi plan ina matter of months. the measures. That prospec immense scope of the revolu- about to en- tion that seems school “slumber gymnasi and swimming pool ing 60 of with desegregat to for need CD becau substitute a “Just hel in their plan to desegregat A fund of $ million is provide in the cial and moments that loss of funds would be crip- calmer — Congressma little throughou the build- valuable space have been used for offices, “If we ever add to the staff —and eventuall we must be- from It (NEA) WASHINGTON took 1 years for the Old South around.” turn even neede to aste relief. ing goo doe: dozen full-grown peopl a crammed work efficiently where they can’t a space matter: Republica votes will Senate and GOP needed Leader John F. McCarthy ‘ha gubernatori tax popula as a cold convention.” at a nudist wave have Brown difficulty may. Democrat leaders, legislativ Hug Burns, president pro-tem- larger many shoe- half six as January flooc South Over Barrel inadequate,” Legislator must BIOSSAT... complet total the and Republica Governor&# for them. BRUCE child governor’ said He noted th of Christmas” had to be h the for working space “The staff is we abuse correct just like earl the $13 into moved Office Sam million Raybur Building last week and was shocked at what h found. “It&# scandalous that a publi build- Broyhill should b in planned,” he said, | “Peopl don Scranton said, the first time centage of unemploymen “low- er c clock. the from cent, per history kept its per- recent in 4.3 to projects tion the in 1959 over Unemploymen is-down + co Hatfield sai week and Jant nee for New entered Pennsylvani wit news repeate h civil defense, record as opt convict labor t ‘substantial a budg surplus,” Scranton revealed in message to the Legislature. H disclosed, too, that the Key stone State ‘econo has im- prove greatly sinc the Re- 196 the on a he a sum secretaries are horne into each Congressman area” and Broyhill had “work “I don’t see how this to say: life. of Wil- mod- Legislature billion, argues the passe by be can that hike $1. a jo At two-thirds suppor from both houses of the state Leg islature. This will be no easy well have bration, “Years of three troop once winni suppor plain The Pennsylvania’s to his sent tinkered up the ey £ _ State” of the stealing an exam paper, why study for it? Most persons will doubt that “cheating is normal,” as some students put it. But there of three. to from pack a the termed schemes ‘‘as cheats knows he he is hurting that course a asked for sweeping He seeks to boost taxes cents be who and knows If wel- Jaw win cheating. mass publi salary hikes prop The Brown budget view the real Bu these fact is that the is doing wrong away, revise gif and inheritan levies upward withhold state income taxes and extend the four per cent state sales tax. Reaction to the. Brown pro- oraniza- social involves examination cheat taxes. applau only explanatio kind of can new “State in miles for go posal was interrupted membershi from fare) will and eigh school. new thousand cigarette that of than deserved erate says civil def elimin people. reasonable a Scranton, The GOP liam budget of was not packag gov- big- author During which way to determine if a student has material is to examine him mastered-course in depth, where he can’t cheat. A and orally examinations lends written system of mass itself thing,” normal a board’s today bear graduate fellowships the dents only papers. schools and the Another by the scores for. stealin and using stolen subject. “Cheating is the from was school his Cheaters they said. is for name dismissed. Most disturbing was students at other the on test that — It. the justly more Georg Nurse, tions to discovered River. that that acquire to to ernors budge is in Sacramento, Calif., Demo- cratic Governor Edmund ‘‘Pat”” Brown has renege on similar campaig vows and now looms gover-. as the bigges spendi in the nation’s history. nor submitted to his Legis Brown lature a budget of more than $ billion (almost one third of on generosit his able was money. A school but not Nurse’s. name, is name ranging cheati build ernor’s legislative One of the few that oe Heo cen an Three alon lots would. has thus far bac Nel- state’ alone: Mames ~ refreshing part of the reports Forc Academ at Colorado Spring is the fac that so much is bein made of the school _” As the school builds, there will be many suggeste designed to honor some- but it is our feeling that one or something to be> of name Air tually are’being their dishonest Song of estate acquire Som The most the Central the donate who throug also was Josep Congé property along’Lin Colle from to those to one and then in 1893 as Klamath Falls. Onl the concrete bridge across ‘Link River makes note of the pioneerin spirit of Georg Nurse. Even the park where~he had Linkville, the of donate Nurse quick was Street Main Town was was the also the them. budding for the town of Linkville. From 1867 to 1882 Nurse Proprietor of Linkville. Later, it only did site, but he a constructed he and was was - Not occupie by the Cit hotel and the nucleus a built governmen and High School of the it School, later and School. a Subsequentl Motel. Center site tim one Linkville is now Building Medical-Dental first site of the spo alongsid the spring of 1867. He the area occupie by Klamath Fort from him pays block This purposes. the Montgomery Ward, but at sightednes back It was, in 1876 that the community then called Link- ville and later Klamath Falls came into being. “Uncle George” Nurse moved his sutler’s store bulldi no he school for occupie by community. this founder of thanks to his far park, no officially platted the town 1878 he donated a complete block of prop- and to refresh the minds the ture when Yet, 196 months later, isla- has sent to all-time of $3. billion and a request for $76 million in new taxes, York New Governor The wants to add to the state in- tax a two per cent sales come levy, double automobile license hike cigar- fees and sharpl ette and other “luxury” taxes. Republic and Democrats and Rocky will arms are up in considerable have difficulty winning Legislative approval of his tax package. But he is not feller name. tribute. reason. of the was his N street, considering let us put newcomers, some Nurse Summers qualify forward this suggestio and of to be now, yo ‘arnf buildings and alon which grew the frame Linkville docs. not buildings that constituted his ninth new off Nurse” “George the in ratic charge raise th level of refused to segments of the Gov- Senat indignantly de- Rockefeller a Campaign — ;
