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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1965)
—_ a “ - . ; | — ~~ _ Exchan O Attacks Ma U.S.- ‘Distur (UPI) WASHINGTON Viet North blows between and the United Nam| States Communist may Stevenson to jation of North Viet Nam, came Telations on other fronts. Alexei N Premier. critical with Soviet It also could be of Hanoi discussing in importance in the conflict be- Kosygi Russi and Red China more military aid and seekin tween influence of Red to lessen the com- of world control for China. munism. More Help Want ‘The view here toda was that: last night’ States The United the Viet Con attack on U. S held by view the Nam, underlined Viet South in forces that the Com- many authorities was or-| |quickly Offere O Cente at gression desig moment a aware it not U.S. plan. Russia might have to that sit- difficult make the best of uation b citing the American reason for in- the as the assertion of Defense Hanoi. that] creasing its aid:to tary Robert S. McNamara While preparing to assist attack -was designe to the of the Unite North Viet Nam in an effort to will” the “test influence China’s Red Nam in|lessen States and South Viet which Washingto says the Soviet Union is gen- there, the fight against attack was to!continuing planne munist double- dered b Hano had a believed to be agains attacl ‘kslerally Con to inflame|trap Russia in a squeeze pla mounting Viet b jarreled purpose increase in the hos- directed from major and any a would force stfpplie strong American relations| |which t So tilities in Southeast Asia. North Viet Nam. broader effect in the field international politigs statement repeate The U.S. for of ” . AND ‘Omah McNamara States- — personalit sio an remained ago, seclu- in sion toda awaiting a second) federal check into his identity. The Federal Bureau of Inves- tigatio was trying to deter- mine’ whether fingerprints throug Johnso John (Fritz) Nebraska state archery cham- pion is actually Lawrence Jo- | urda print ehnsi ad. sport director for a station, says he son loca television as| Ohio is an orpha who was left @foundli at Boston, Mass., a in 1929 He is mar- ried and has two children. vanished during a Bader Erie fishing trip on May ak orphana {7, 195 and was legal declared missing the indeed was salesman. or same.— “It&# one and the else it’s something from. the be- yond, Giese said. Johnson, place under a doc- Sunda asked Om-| tor’s care, polic aha make to who carrier been based - can considers South into slip by way of Laos. Other totaled many as esti- officials infiltrators probably as 10,00 last’ year. — WASHINGTON American Civil (UPI) U.N. we to build seat some- are facility to events. b Woodring, city Gar theatri- and a all- building in which! dle a concerts recrea- tion director, this week brought a-brochure describin the the| in & Community Center at Midland, Mich. Midland, in population is Klamath to almost identical Falls. How it operate will be topi of the next in this se- relative to a civ- o articles ic center. the ries — UPI Telephoto — toda The| — Union|long Liberties Of Red Because United The — Assembly with. the possibility of An recess. impasse recessin a possibly ‘throughou the Association of informa- more. “They have tion on the subject than anyone’ know,” he volunteered as we discussed the subject “i his of- fices. f : management of the Se- Johnston Center, says a facility should be busy 165 day In the attle year although at the present there| time the new coliseu will not be ‘occupie that fre- Portland wuent __op a Dmy-| Thursday| — &l Only BLEND # #8 PROOF (c) SCHENLI & Oftice Laundry 700 * Post Dr Cleaners 884-5111 SUPERI TR doily Sun- flat “apparel CASCADE Laundry Opp noon and cloths Wearing ou carrier p.m. table sheets, pisc ironed, 884-8111 hetore 6:30 before 12 o r g lays. 1.2 8-Ib. ? All: Paper Delivery or TO US FOR FLU DR SUBSCRIBERS for service on Coll-your THEM RE Herald and Rews ; Pep| be can 261 * “Unle nation readily from International ‘ is the Auditorium Managers, adjournmen is designe Sherman House Chicago Ill., permit time for a compre- we were advised by Johnston. of all Violi Make Shoot Wif | WASHING some- centers. The today the Roundu construct to Information regarding audi- cities toriums operate by Sep procure until tember. cre- plannin similar are what gates Nations faced was Refusal would be asked to deal. essential budgetary and with before matters administrative N.Y. NATIONS, UNITED (UPI) General to of his fingerprints A publi the names of seven ‘of that onl 1,80 guerrillas ly dea five years hensive review of aspects made the was servicemen tered South Viet Nam from US. eight four children. His widow, who new set of prints operations peace- U.N, Wash- killed in Communist sneak at-| north&# 1959 and 1960. fa not re-married, collected and rushed tothe FBI in declined to Soviets have church-state was The session tional principle of Today& assembly South stressed Washing- bases in tack U.S. McNamara on ington, $24,57 on his life insurance. the cost of these opera- to begi at 3 p.m. scheduled separation.” pay the over proble concern Viet. Nam Saturday. ton’s said dele- tions. were con-| Informed The ACLU&# sources views conference Sunday. The Navy pilot, whose plan at a news in accord- testimony prepar The propose recess, ‘ommunist| Any future U:S. military action, tained shot down by was for delivery before the Senate in to qualified informants, was groundfir in U.S. realiatory he said, would depen on the education subcommittee by worked out last week in meet: north late today and raids on North Viet Nam Sun- aggressors. forecast—temper-| Long range director of Lawrence Speiser, re- ings among Secretary General identified as Lt. Ed- south part tonight; mostly fair da “The key to. the situation was next seasonal above atures and i ‘office, Washington Thant, assembly presiden Alex - ward Dickson of Wyoming Pa... mains the cessation of infiltra five days, with high 3848 and "T with high 44-52; Columbia| an leaders of Searge La Nowe, a the north. into the from of Mr. and Mrs. Edwai rdjtion Quaison- son lows 20-30. Onl light precipita-| 28-38. University ingtructor who is al the major. voting blocs. F. Dickson of 6 E. Fourth St., south,” he said. Eastern Oregon Showers’a tion expecte tablish: church- member of the ACLU The hop is that to par- seen The White House, too, noted gust winds north late today; Wyoming He was committee, state rules for of of set a of ment were and Crater Lake—High yesterday, (UPI)—One the NEW..YORK into althat targets Sunday& sea, achute fair Tues- partl cloud tonight, Urging major changes in the the nation&# top violin operation will makers|peace- 43, Low this morning, 21, No used b the Hanoi regime to search was in progress. day hig 25-35 low 36-48. liberties civil the measure, easier to settle the it Roads open, chains infiltrate. dead in t he train and new snow. guerrillas Americans shot his wife to death in the|make The ‘atoosh to Blanco: Gale warn. group said that ‘‘as it is writ- lobb of the American’Museum|debt At- problem in- the south. onPleiku advised. attack war in the for guerrilla could authorize the ing Tatoosh to Astoria and cluded: with apparent of Natural tacks on U.S. forces and instal- ten the bill History Sunday in ‘The British, craft small of subversion warnings’ south. to most dangerou of their 12:year- quie backing from the United the presence Army Capt George Markos, lations, it’said in a statement, Five Day Weather Blanco with winds west to north: constitutional principle of old daughter and 100 other hor- States were the major power lives at 19|" only made possible by the Billie whose wife to to 13-26 west since decreasin church-state separatio in show initiative to getting of guerrillas. rified onlookers, movement Patrick Circle, Melbourne, Fla. this Western Oregon: High 46-5 famous re- Madison&# night showers. The. re- like. James said areas McNamara Mrs. suc a review started. lan whose parent Col. and The northwest and 55-60 southwest; _dead_woman_was set the ~directions monstrance~ North southern if wh View will be either: by the com- normal than (Mrs. William H. Markos live at Don Hoi lows 30-40 less Didchenko, 43 Gertrude in! of American liberty religious of 2 headed by Chief Fort Viet the starting were Nam Court, from| Coronado during the 24 3501 ‘Temperatur annulment’ had an rain mostly after Wednesday won 0. Adebo of Nigeria which] network-of guerrilla 1786. hours endin at joint of a a.m.PST to-) Worth, Tex, her 72-yeap- husband, Eastern Oregon: Highs most- clatification such be grapplin with the fi- Spec 5C. David Craig I1,| {rails leading through Laos and Didchenko, last. that— tro T 42-62 lows 22-32; less than day, find. we may lives at/ending in central and southern acieved Berdetta wife dis-/ proble in the past, or} marital Low of decade after a Hig normal precipitation we possibly simultaneously similar body some 2n St., Pitcairn, Pa. His South Viet Nam. cord. The coupl argue brief-| b A 573 44 48 ‘Astoria ha spawne a precedent- terminus was A ® CANADIAN WHISKEY such One parents are Mr. and Mrs. Dav- ‘visitation over rights for az California: Northern Mostl Baker ting movement of religious in- ly where id Craig Jr. of 13 La Crosse, Pleiku, guerrillas Did- then 03 6 Brookings stitutions into control of public their child, Susan, fair with clouds north. h-madi mor- the devastating launched Pittsburgh. chenko pulle ip 5 and Partial Eugen programs un Vaneouver: Portland a D. Founds, tar-attack* Gerald 5C. Saturda agains Spe and. pistol 46 Falls activi- automatic Klamath church-related control of Akiko lives at 624 U.S. barracks and airfield. sunny “|whose wife clearin tonight, partl at his ex-wife. point- 4 Lakeview ties by the infusion of federal} Tuesday; high near 48 low Lopez, Seaside Calif, fell mortally Didchenko Mrs. 50 Medford funds,” the ACLU said. 32. near Spe 5C, Jesse A, Plye of M 49 its wounded: in the neck, shoulder| cleared bill education Newport ‘Th to- 3118 Lake Drive, Marina, Calif., Roseburg: Partial clearing retired’ T Her escort, 5 North Bend first. congressional hurdle last) and knee, Tuesday, survived b his wife Judy; of night partly sunny Frank detective Brossio,| | 50 "/ Friday when the House genera city Marina. high near 48; ‘lo near 32. himself. m Didchenko} on E Portland education subcommittee ap- threw The Dalles and Hood River: Spe 4C Ralph W. Brough : bullet and another 49 discharge 6-0 a salem measure on prove the (UPI) Greece ATHENS, Partial clearing tonight, partly “|man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- the vastness of the great) Redmond vote. of Greece was Michael ert E; Broughma of Box 5 46,/Prince sunny Tuesday; highs 40-47; low all 52 Dalles married Sunday to. the Gree -34 gust west winds at times The Covington Va ago. He had check Weather agree ties are booked on a rental fee, less for non-profit organizations. have.” PROCESS NEW MILK Some Have None The Ex- LONDO (UPI) Man cities the size of Klam- fortunate not Falls are ath press Dairy Co. here reports it enoug to have a building that has develope a new way of close to dupli- processin milk ultra-high even will come un- catin the old Klamath Audi- temperature sterilization torium. Others, feeling the im- der which it can be kept unre= portanc of facilities such as frigerate in any climate for for- con- attraction an this as six months ventions, have already built or Long Recess Faces admin- ated b the Soviet Union&# re- istration’s $1. billion school aid] fusal to. pay back debts may en- next in adjournme until the program could pose the danger result constitu- fall. of the “subversion of (ACLU) -said By compariso it is believed Departmen has made shy of instal- bombed military U.S. and South Vietnamese aircraft Sunday in retaliation for a Viet Cong attack on an Am The American base was Pleiku U.S. servicemen. seven (3). down at Don Hoi s hat were American from U.S. p lanes came ACL Sla Johnso Scho Pla area who Nam Viet handle Johnston estimates that on to- importan day’ market it costs $35 per say.- han- — ‘The tide doubled in 196 over the previou year, Defense Sec- McNamara Robert S. retary disclosed, mate the also what killed carriers. bombers, U.S. Cong guerrillas Viet — in military base which claimed four U.S. jets Vietnamese (L }. The North The capital of North Viet Na m is Hanoi (4), The war. major staging a as for PINPOINTED North Viet Nam ATTACKS Jations proble Dong Hoi, blasted Sunday by —.T he (UPI) WASHINGTON second| a infiltrators in the factor dis- flood administration the ke The at south—a the into pour the \ increasing publi to Don Johnston, manager of Seattle Center, told this report: recentl that ‘school facili- er conflicts, They are cause ties |neede for their own programs. first.” And these should come he as. pointe out, “But,” must rely communities “some facilities. It& all they on school North aimed was Communist of Seve Dea Soldie Identifie the finger- night check indicated that Jobn-| that Nam — against strike air Viet couragin the * * * his fingerprints to prove it. sep Bader, an Akron, Ohio, of Lt. Emil Giese of the Chicago kitchenware salesman who van- Sat- ished in 195 and is legally polic department reporte (UPI) WASHINGTON U.S. other enoug will to hold cals. I Vie Wa that Bader- of Th United States hastened to Johnson&# identity. into questio as Soviet Union, the ‘The friend spotte Johnson at assure well a its allies, that its retal- a Chicag sportin good show, air strike against a ba se] this weekend and noticed the iatory Viet North in man’s resemblance to Bader. and staging area se Bader&# brothers, Nam was strictly. in respon called He to a politically inspire “‘provo- John and Richard, into town. indicate and did not The two said Johnson was aj cation” sco} pe their missing any desire to broade the for dead ringer denied ‘it of hostilities. brother but Johnson was giv- assurance ‘The U.S. And he agree fo an FBI check! dead friend a salesman) nearly eight drowned believed years called Ohio have we “bi large meetings and athletic contests, they Infiltrato Ke Facto handle to coul It was a one-in-a-million en- An (UPI) “OMAHA, Neb. and a|no Qmaha sportsma and televi- counter between Johnson threw]fight. ringer for read was “whatever eventuality we may face.” Hé and Stevenson made desire in was no there clear Washington to “widen the wat cc be helpe bu also if this intention of abandoning t th Man Dead Be May Widening S portsman all. er place * * new scheduled had a believe it would be munity Others economical to construct joint Sunday afternoon service more is in the new Seattle Center Oper new building. This theory shared by the Board of Kiam- House. jath County Commissioners. Use Percentage Basis Still others feel providin a events athletic Most civic center or convention cen- broug in on a percentag bas- you choose to iter, whichever is, he said. But the other facili- Aft- not is important it, name — * indoor track first its kind was held in the The Council of coliseum. Churches and the Catholic com- of meet a - Intended said the United similar very night the jing?” . St Not is was Some ask, ‘Would it be pru dent to.put a lot of money int renovatin the presen build- SOUTH] VIETNAMESE STRIKES: AIR considered was doubt no has to someone He added, ge out and bring these events t to town. In their languag the shortcom-| ‘call this type of person an “im: Auditorium as pressio.” He seeks 0 ut con- Series) a. questio ‘ing of Klamath re- a plac for large gatherings ventions, athletic events, stag gardles of type, a goo many shows concerts, banquet and opinion have been offered. religiou gathering Saturday here was attack Hanoi’s However, ed belief Kosygin that of was a i the concerning raise tion CARAHER By JOE (Secon Since Moscow. to prevailin The “politically timed effort sharpen and intensif the ag- were - Sugges Man Ties Adlai E Ambassador said the Red attacks Nations, war. The Communist attack, which: have a disturbing effect on rela- retal- American sparke prompt U S. air tively cordial Soviet . Monday, Feb. 8 196 NEWS Klamat Falls, Oregon AND. 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