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_ a . — PAGE—5B HERALD Editori Edit Letters.To The Sunday, Feb. 7 1065 Falls, Oregon Klamath NEWS AND P My My be ‘Neighbor neighb and Elizabeth Bri; 11 1965 at 60 othea Jan. There was age. of her advertising, the planning and al- gae (another!) studies, job re- for the subsidies training, of years notice - death in the paper. I little of her would like to say shall but ther A, Or a kind Rig important An introduced been enacted constituted persons exercise advise or executive legislative, as the upon which any attorney, to confidence, power government. of Section In expressio of affairs those in with fair a It that states tities, conduct efficient liberated upon or meeting the unless action no may be adopted at man- is open de- session of public body. There clude are not the in bill personnel licensing, evidence published would unduly hension of the persons to held matters, of consider if that be the prosecute be in income to exceptions with great cate matters. On discussin han the other the b certain “ins” and rather than These government to which —that zen’s the are or whether they hospita here, public organizatio éliminating John Citi- other toward work — board, in county school a any right to picking fellow sessions city council, a know. He the tab. up He’s should! wonder nurses, and money, but ernment- for hos is it right that Wh the ernment funds courses, ski Redd In the hustle many enjoy, we small cost, and prisingly pen on things these how in speak W the breathe, we which is such a to de- come the air buildings farm tricity energiz the equipmen refrigeration; to turn the motive sho repair hospital and in our radio newspaper, to in count stores..We machinery drive to shops chine and and and used in wheels mills, hot water, machine, the run when the on January. But day and night the “juice” some Redd ol’ after hour fully. But experts in Commu- nist methodolog believe other- wise. ‘The fear the violent shook that demonstrations Berkele and ‘paralyze aca- demic life there are only the beginning of nationwide trouble colleges Behind this fear the is sub- stantial knowledg that ap- peasemen of student lawless- merely instigat th ness give those further riots who en- couragement. In the California disturbances, the. faculty and administration did precisel the has thing which. historically opene the door to mor trou- ble—admitting ‘th “principle” that students should play an im- porta part in determining aca- demic. policy. has It been precisely in that Latin these two areas ha v&# American universities, been taken over b profession al Communis ‘agitator lf this statement, sounds like a scare refer you to a repart pre- pare by the Library of Co I gress—hardly an. extremist ganization— release toda (Feb, 1 b Sen, Thomas J. Dodd on “Communist Infjltra- American Educa tion in Latin tion,” What happen in Berke- ae know after Gee! GUESS. ZE ARE MORE RTY it WELL THAN. EN FOLKS WH DARE EVER | the riots, American what we Communist youth leaders have been plot ting for years, and what the report notes in the Latin ican experienc poin future for education United States. i¢ Let me quote two Amer- to a in trag- the germina those In when here of plac on an intolerable. workers, employ- ‘Round the most our many used personnel Pacific years, a did a from Power ate patio University of Califor- agitator in thin demanded democra- and the direct partici- that the Library of Con- — Prece- report deplore gress dent was established moreover, when the faculty invited the ri- otin students to share in the “settlement.” In Latin America, the Cordo- ba movement. encourage stu- dents to ask for, and get rep- resentation the governing ‘on faculty councils. And says the report, “Today, with only a few students have their exception delegat in the governi bod- ies of Latin American univer- sities. Often the elect repre from college in a sentatives fixed ratio to the representa- professors— tion of fourth to may even one- one-third—or they have an equa rep- resentation in Bolivia.” with professors as: . versity. of most is universities Latin American move- th result of a reform Ment which bega in Cordoba Argentin in 191 and th continent, One con- across reform of the stant feature administration spre to university -organi trouble and subversion their Communis bosses Again let me quote from the for Library of report prepare experts and research- a ees “Dem reform of tion (sic) a resent- endin flow never governm contracts, the vert w ad up. in H pon io all barel ace a ee ‘Nausea oes da and don’t look &# wildflower, Japan a heads on ever fattening, self- Voted pay and privileges milked from the taxpayers, FAT. auaicieing progr B m harborin Englis Michael- ‘sur Society under the ‘‘Great m 0 predictio for the FAT feeders— takers. that it is appropri- in selection of a Na- Flower the best known —the ones The horticulturist be honored. When my some teacher third grade in the was in your city, the Dais was adop as city’s flower, By taking interest in our Shasta World next your ‘you doub leaner b o Itably ernment, We are tryin to b goo citizens. We woul like couragemen from adults, day are inev- offing in the Murray, John James 22 Mountain View Place, ‘Grants, Pass. FULTON LEWIS Puer ‘hour, day dred of the students for. included selection been trained sugar 7 ing grade solely on exam. sults; the right of students facilities of the fields call national of abvoa re- frequent fon a De Gaulle& of student should have repeat a course to he wishes as the passes NATO&# etc. the Demonstra academic polic are captured the Communist a footnote in the report states: “As a ree sult of the Cordoba reform above professional agitators in their late 20 and earl 30s register time and without a completin course, cloaki themselves ‘with stude again privilege perhap greater tance. than what do is“How the Here is the instructors faculty behaves. tragedy. For and professors increasin Present, it is America government, are sub- disciplin the to a rare move left. At faculty in that is not either openl Communist In Bolivia, with versities por- students real Jec to student Latin im the or a the fact Marxist. far-leftist that uni- entirely depend the state for financial support ‘further enhances Com- on munist power. What Latin America can do about this is anybody guess. But with “enlightened” tionists in this country un toward the Cordoba road “reform,” th ahead for the Unit States is th perilous prin ue i Market and itself the men- are aced b the intangibl power of President Charles de French b discussed (MLF), fleet nuclear Common Western alliance how student that determine organizations (NEA) WASHINGTON he until examination,” ete, » of the Gaulle, the last survivor wh led the agains Hitler. victorious men and Stalin historians. expec now But De making his- to run next first presi- in France&# autumn are for Gaulle, 74 is still tory. H is President Churchill, Winston Roosevelt subject war dential election. by universal suf- will un- ferage since 1848 seven- doubtedly win another year term preside as (and much Many words non- sense) have alread been writ- master Gaulle’s ten‘ about De Rus- pla for a settlement of with united a the creation “At- the Europ reaching from lantic to the Ural Mountains.’ ‘Th fact is that few Western statesmen seem to compreh how he hope to achiev his recent “grand design.” His statements, althoug ambiguou as usual provid a few clues. &quo the deserve serious con- sideration especiall b Presi- dent Lyndo Johnso who is sear B. himself in foreign policy. of a realistic What is most revolutionary in Gaulle’s pla is his view of Soviet Russia&# future, He be- that-under the threat of lieves Red China the Russians will be later to “‘re- or forced ‘sooner De join the Europea family.” may b onl a Gaullist illusion. But the French presi dent is at once “a diplomatic conservative and a radical. He is a man of the 19th century who ignorin the 20th wants to ‘rush headlon into the 2ist cen- This tury. one to explai his formula of a Burope the to the Atlantic “from Urals?” Does De Gaulle alrea- dy visualize a time when the Red Chinese would. pus the Russians behind the Ural moun- tains, conquering all of Siberia and Soviet Central Asia? How else is favorite Surely the general for all his of grandeur cannot be ahead. But far that illusions looking there matic are some calculations shrewd in his diplo state- ments. B constantl emphasiz in the idea of a Europe from Atlantic to the Urals he is in effect warnin the Russians are of the ultimate dange facin in Asia. As De Gaulle sees it, a Eu- rope independe of the United States could ultimately reach an the m &qu miles the U.S. one are s be in cane - stor time used. agenci groups bombs are have pin- tongued w ast yolnr rev ‘aveled behind a, In a Pee Rie toe as po S, understandin with Russia, convinced that Mos- be more favor- ableto German unity once to be Western Europe ceases American bridgehea an This, in effect, is what De Gaulle told West German Chan- cellor Erhard when they met re- cently in Paris. “third ‘Thus the Europea De of which Gaull Force” would not be a buffer eams between the United States an though as it had He seems might cow unt fishing to sible for the Puerto Rican ter- tor, The largest of the six, the Puerto Rican Nationalist Par- ty, is headed b the ailing rev- olutionar Pedro Albizu Cam- secondar school a a . six Europ - stlin pre- fires owned and another Red tar- Chief Raul Gandara homemade DENNEN... LEON to uni- their choice from outside the immediate’ academic ‘commu- no academic ‘limitation matriculation beyon com- , than Fire estimated the dama from leftist arsonists at $ mil- lion. Molotov cocktails and to rig more the is across get lambda 7 With nearly al- estimates, official dollars in Intentional American factories are nity; often million dama bein reporte versity available to lecturers of Pletio cane to read caused . without the Cuban “Sabotag of the crop has accord- December: make gun of the o Czech i i Pragu Pekin and Havana. A Caribbean corresponde reporte from San Juan in late be ent war a used to liberation, the have steppe up a comprehensiv program of terror. sabotag ‘and Man should a occupy academic review; freedom of: students to attend lectures of their choice and to and. Rico’s Puerto war- back. professor as greater ever erto Ric Sotamp Pledged to in what Fid Car professor b open examina- and occasionall a limi- the lengt of time a on the hun revolutionaries hard-core e § pose dedicated surely Facin Sabota Red-Led elements in and Rico WASHINGTON—Several tation Of me point out that in Bo- “infiltration of Com- the munist activists in student bod and faculty is probabl highe than in any other Latin Amer- ican country.) With this ‘administrative pow- er, studen have subverted the’ and aims of education forms easier for them- to make life selves. The have also opene the doors to professiona fre- quently in their late 20 and ly 30s who from uni- move (Let livia, FAT spirit and our accumulated our wro It ‘that tional suffered we and its the on chair trained fization ridi- will so relent- wal in Americ Englan : m thi a have nia, the rioting students—led b ‘‘students” who. professional are of flower. produce was an Moonpen with the Da ayn Kilowatt critical the great job rousing pat ministration.” disguis vegetables national our New. operate the get flood wa- to Oregon attack severe auto- the never and after and Southern movement was the democratiza- tion of the which university, direct meant participation - the students in university ad- At as the slimy- algae in ditches and lakes, but did so without harm- ing fish and at a very reason- able cost. It also killed other water weeds. : poe earns time that honors him nation This flower America by it to harrowing in ing sentences; “The burden tax Sound “government” ment with six years the children in school have been trying to D TOLEDANO... riots: at the Uni- the and Heard they killed as pride breaks to honor Mr. Bur- fe Congres by designatin his Shasta Several in- was years ago. terested in an algae.contro re- search that the United States Rubber Compan complete in New York. The company tested for four years with the finding that a fungicid produce b its Division Naugatuc Chemical effectivel aor For our Algae Control onl lon it Isn’t Son wom- Glodowski, Gettle. not fruits, flowers. night, pushin after — rant versity of California are over, faculty and-public say. prayer- in whether would one Burden take in every- need it or not 3,00 and his budget austere culous? It is. You of_all times. For three or four generations children in school have been studyin about this man. who gave the peopl of the world ne ski ee ernment contract? Skimp for- eig aids program? Lean bu- Teaucracy Honestl spare or us? W are trying to get Congre nationall honor Luther Bur- bank, the greatest horticulturist over a pret “ne Ev be ~~ Honor helpin a al an swathed homo sapiens ‘An i mi ee century to pow- of Decem- Polic Ma Brin Mor Student Riots student would about not, this jective is or serious storms pumps needed unfortunately ters out of basements. commercial Intolerable Medicare * Johnson. and A S. Clawson Jr, 2021 Homedale, How innocent, now, not Wh itted are. taxpayers our Seek Burbank govern- and nocent. friends. How Europe be in must men Mild Mrs. our Ullman, AI es Fat! waste we Sone e’re research here in we could cut some corners by checking on what has been done elsewhere in the nation, or for that matter, may- to cleaner some awful ear out the of of for the Basin money medicare program as you con- cannot have government medicine trolled without con- ‘e much too everything stops. anticipated ‘the ‘job religiously, clinics. RALPH de The gol will. im- but ignor- nature of gov- Floy camp- Thelieve that before ment trol this fr Congressm the cal. consti- be our We compulsor Univ hot of a a p Bay Alameda & Kentucky Av San Mateo Calif, first alga in state lakes, showed the value of this chemi- dryer, clothes vacuum stops, power have failure durin day communism, not ‘ freedom. a for write in simon Shasta not. could ma- an washin electricity. expense itself, ‘will of the true will. ernment participate in to governme ance healthy searchi pop up, to op- toast ‘vas television; in choose we permi x ber and elec- on equipmen the create er ing. We depen on electricity for almost ev- erything. To light our homes and streets and farmyards; to illuminate our schools, commer- cial.and public buildings, our warehouses, cases the We supplied energy factor in modern liv- major and . abus read lost much pleas congres Burba er dichlo thi tutional defined is gov- provid those carry as as well or as economicall the private sector o the econo: my. For example if a young 20s took the same man (early amount he and his employe now pay into Social Security and pai instead into a retire- ment polic with a private in- the private surance company, enterprise would guarantee him $22 a month at age 65 The gov- ernment promis $127 Social Security is $29 billion in the be red! Won& the same true of medicare? ‘This fund would be Administrative overhead would soon surpass the cost of direct medicare aid to the senior citi- To .say who need aid. zens nothing of the cost of aid to those who can afford to carry their. own coverage. free nation th peopl In against pose 1 our coverage through private plans he government ‘doe nothin and government Medicare, in such but recreational activities, provid funds for the wrong homes, make the erate what man- some our But wate things like electrical of sur- casual very a indeed. ner at some we In heat overlook to to to for Shot everyday of inclined are luxuries of the bustle and often we old? obtain bowls, park enoug Read Was the 70 on est_at doctors, make ge gov- at services where staff will wrong to : per cent of senior citizens Over million a w why it is consid- ered right to ge government funds to aid in constructing a I public. be in were ments. of the Americanism. not i self- and farmers ers, persons. known b citizens, arguments become futile. The accusation of heartlessness is deserved b those who are proponent of recreational government proj- ects and subsidized hospitals who gai their individual bene- but oppose medicare to the l No medicare, by itself, not bankrupt us, but the principl of evil that to fulfill his specia inter- man of Argu* future to ure front in organization talk- the basis of what is right that citizens must debate issues. Unless the true nature presented The fail- face the moral issue gave the usual coldness to the argu- tion a and room issues “outs” dis- where hack the on local a One him who is able needy” are principle of Marx- the on It financial bank- _infiltra- Communistic ruptcy, tion, and available hel “for the needy” under present legisla deli- bill sessions” into on handling in chamber goes decisions makes latitude the “star bod cussion ments of ing business in ism, I attended a dis- Medicare presente Recently, introduced who senators medicare? ‘from ernment to him wh is Medicare the - the old -have missed. Wallace R. Stinson 0 Mack Avenue. tax Mi ‘ju the Kerr Do “just the needy subsid checks? Do thing is sure: those who ignor- antly pus the concep of gov- She ee will be e th needy” play on govern- courts? ment-provided tennis Do “just the needy” hunt and If fish on government lands? shouldn’t all it i right, why passe home. think on for care under and the Elizabeth she brighter because by on her way its right track. The reason- bill provide public the bodies appre- to de- crime hinder the on in courages a states may to be public in These which th public to open individual discuss to exceptions some item an sessions believe bill able introduced, any un- adequat ceive friend and neigh my She will not pass this way of the corner little again, bu world is just a little nicer and of military exempt from matters relating OR Dorothea was which I is the invalid “present law.” bor. disci- received secrets command consider under W this ner.” at all exercise to and to This sick the to especially need Bright, a relief argumen An can returns. the and consider to trade consider disclosure the the compatible is as an most com- affairs of gov- to regardin information ernment as Legislati policy: of the public is entitled “The plet forces this is stated bill 2 of th required,” session is reasons I % again.” business other or bargainin that how To any nancial old? I human being Let me it-now. Let me do Not defer it or neglec it for this shall not pass way public property, funds competitive plinary data, which if publishe would duly damag reputations, to confer with to of public of of purchase the on “for closed “every exercise administrative or if all of group a liberate investing has which 76, SB open meetings which is defined as bodies” of group Salem, require will “public legislatio of piece at To Know s that fishermen, quents need students, ad in finitum; but wrong to give fi- this through pass once. goo growers, lumber- hunters, delin- wool farmers, men, f “T world commerce unemploye wf small a sick? Wh is it right to ge governmen funds for chamber Dor- Rea Writ Our Doctor H. D, Tate, U.S. Rub- ber Compan director of agri- cultural resedirc reported that the fungicide is known as Phy gon XL, known chemicall as which the company had bee selling for years as a spray material to fruit and veg- etable farmers. Tests by the of been Wisconsi which even be ee wou It be ‘a Boro a ‘Russia which ee lance would Kee the balance of pow- between America and Red er China De Gaul may be dreaming. with the United States fac- u greater Nam, ever t Asia and growin mands from Latin Se in eon ithea i America his ‘gran design’ deserves the and concer it is nln gettin here Its great weakn lies in the that disruptin NATO with fact i tactics, the President Kremlin tempt wait fo the United States ha to pay exit. De Gaulle rulers to moment’ when the we bat a anyway, jout anythin for the Party members in 195 at- tempte to assassinate Presi- dent and in 195 to Truman shoot up the House of Repre sentatives, Albizu has been vir- tually paralyze since in 195 but remains behind Puerto force “liberation.” a a stroke driving Rican Albizu lieutenants work close- other revolutionar or- ganizatio on the island, One of the most frightenin of such groups is the Authentic Move- ment of Armed Puerto Ricans last year in- filtrated the and learned of armns Gann large ly with ee get ea ae bombs dy at the fs wi 7 0 O fi
