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_ - . | ~ Le TENE ORE.LIBRARY U.OF cOuP. SECTION NEWSPAPER DOCUM ‘GEN.REF.AND DIV. EUGSYE,OR Heral andHe D N By FRANK Moscow, and Lak e- ‘nit JENKINS The news today? ‘There’s nothi very startlin least in comparison with! the news of the pas few days mob a Price Ten FEBRUAR FALLS, ORE., WEDNESDAY, KLAMATH —at In Weather Klam Fall Tulela 10 1965 Telephon Page Cents—38 884-8111 No. * 721 1,00 of screaming, sign-waving students, marches on the U embassy smashes windows and splatters walls with ink to protes Amer- ican air Nam. strikes in North Viet) Led by 250 North they string anti-American the on iron PREVENTED mounting second a the with polic them from assault. . Ambassador Foy Kohler to the Soviet Foreign’ US. protests He Minister. and demanded promptly RECEIVED assur: that the Russians will re- the smashed windows and ink-stained U.S. clean up the embassy walls. ances pai Presumabl Russia&# who aren’t really warm in| munists, whom they profes despis Tf It the or will be resear deci- any agreed you&# probabl noted in As the a lows the is this news, Serpen in the Year About 6 enlisted men lived in It was feared as many as 33 the billet but about 2 of them been were have Americans may away when the explosio occurred. A spokesma said 4 killed, believed inside the The buildin housed 40 Amer- men. were icans and the spokesma said. building. attacks| Communist onl seven badl wounded sur- The found. He said the came after the “National Lib- vivors were the Front,” political buildin was “completely de- eration stroyed” and the exa death arm of the Viet Cong called for toll was not yet known steppe up attacks on Ameri- - the shutdowns un- conferees had The this on th bas of Next year, 1966 on the West- ern Calendar, will be 466 on calendar—and the Horse! Lunar will be honored then. After succeedin that, in the Ram, the Mon- come years, key, the Rooster, the Dog the Boar, the Rat, the Ox the Ti- ger, the Hare and the Dragon. After the Dragon, which was| honored last year, the calenda the Serpen to will go back cycle. 12- again in the Appropr m Spes L, Holland, D-Fla., sard confer chief said’ today Senate ychnson had assur them that ithe May date was “accept- able” although he preferre no) Whe there isn’t much else to| the talk.about talk about, we weather. So here goes: Rome is digging out blizzard worst from under its delay subsequentl spelle dela to make sure congression committees} time’ to of ‘the have make a thoroug propos closings This will come as the con- sider regular appropriatio bill) for the Agriculture Department Veterans Administration and the f r the toda a conferees out the stud The coming fiscal delay until year. May this newsmen, evacuated of 22 rou from ‘Th women Nam Viet out |throughout b death Nineteen petitione improvement projects in| south were starting the shutdown suburban outlin area to street, in the for 1965 county com- an and snow. enou fat — San Francisco. UP — Telephoto old ‘Sunda which c “fila o Shi See spok Ane s Plan She — - Pu T Cu g Asks Morse ai be Settlement - = - D-O th Spe spon and snow, - spe Hoo a oe Klam Speak Testif At School » 89 on temperatures and that closed wi bill said three plete returns from the election China appeare presiden ‘of ‘the Nam Steelworkers. Union (USW), contract way. Official Red Ch hich resumes. talks} statements broadcast. b with the steel industry soon— nese Peking Radio’ said Peking is possibl next week. Communist to be the ice would approve ready with very to carry any Asian war States. ‘to the end.” It said U.S. air. at- could lead to such a con- th Unit 5 ere o have returns} ‘vat tabulated G combine thu far. wa este’ ‘than half the’ total vote from| more w Da e Pl s te co ter canal troops 200,00 votes, McD assessmen| Joint in Meet scheduled for Passes men SALEM (UPI)—The omnibus’ increase bill was ap- 10- vote b the a Joint Way and Means Commit- state pay prove in tee Tuesday “an sent back to the Senate floor. ‘The Senate balked at the om- of the nibus House: nature passe earlier, measure 1 celed | Pa a.m., news can-| ted with news-| “indefinitely. Abel Cam Cheerful ‘Th mood of campaign work- head. at the candidates’ ers quarters here. was in marked) contrast, The Abel camp was in cheerful mood, but a were no among the Mc- Donald m of the: million- ‘The bi member union which soon also district Unifica no coriclude means at “We! on! voters Lioy ath air- Farner~ an DISCUSS SCHOOL BIL — redistricting Klamath-Lake County rej Just pr 4a th open Louisi- | &q in . presen to Noon F ranch ten je Klam- briefly as on 4 a measure intend equaliz ‘was. also pres implication and He cational serted th Le ie the edu Both as- ‘was a goo Fish ee bene a Bae ro some sear pr and — at, th at itte chairman of a lay com: from that area. was first and voiced approva of aliin which has bee set Hunsake _ and n o of districts, 27 ou were Stateline 222% i lat the University of Oregon hearing Flege announced that: since each spok on the measure, Farner discussin the financial ‘there o Se Ho rae with Ra Huns ft. hea 1 of the Represent e w dean ie S and mentary sth dire i ite but City : Hunsa istifie i ‘th = th pon tion provision. anal is se i m Dr. goin to the Votes cast le unification and 42 against Two: sall Oth Frank Dr. . AL! therelrri nih | {éc concerned. Sla Voter conference EST, etin 2 was night Tu a the h who while lead the’ | reorea Klamath ead Chicag heavy rain from an to southern IMlinois of election ‘Tuesday government bi coe. an ser hata Hunsaker Bill 89, school tered tabulation UPI A from 2,29 of the union& 3,20 locals Io ‘marke voting trend, ‘a in the Dinh be ‘Th thes o y et McDonald cast in the union’s 195 elec- Abel 185,01 gave: tio ion, the onl other conteste 71,172. defeat in were’ ‘These returhs chiefly {presidential election’ in the & his Province _half from was Returns) locals. smaller between the big U.S, air from ex-| larg locals were base at to pecte to start comin in later} the South. 195 ‘wo today. win. by a-margin of 2-1 to spokes Candidates Mum ies were wipe out.&# Vietnam-| bel 57 the craggy. Abel Some snp ese runs usually Welshman who ha been company of about 15 men but the spokes claimed victor on the basis secretary-treasurer since but both] would say onl that “more the early returns, man had forecast he would win’ declined to make an than 300” were:lost. ja rh Binh ports & f Redistrict Hearin the entire county, the other half and backin North Viet bil in the coa tal indust t giv o fog shroud} a Chicago resume: all school the .on Union, over! equali craft. Unusually warm air swep in- Great Lakes re- to the southern the gulf Tuesday from gion aigh bringing near-record hi formed (UPI) Chal will maintained a — IW. “Abel: - Siberia R “H Wyo. Tuesday night in an attempt to find the pilot of a light plan which crashed in a Searcher elwork is he top would number. of pe r-|from Nicholson, Jos our equalizatio The ‘on this problem and this away from us, support this bill. Klamath Falls| sons ‘Spok in oppositio to the will be hardest hit and it would on the ground that substitutes ? nothing.” would “force consolidation but wel ‘it Hunsaker sai that the coun- lower count taxes, vote o the have offered to them §2|without.a pl “at Senate a hearin Tuesday} t had voted o a ones! sy afternoon in Salem but ‘oné of tem, but that it had failed in million in schools. We are giy involve Speaker for several voiced}uniti districts small school and the them the schools ing them qualified his approva by the county and barely passed|! all do fears would that schools to their have teachers the tn the city. He also: str esged askin for some that passage of Senate Bill 35 is run them. We have nothin be eliminated in favor of larg- provision in th & schools. else to offer and favor th bill.” er City wa necessary and woul pro-|© Over 10 crowded saker the’ secot nd person persons was Howe Present. into the small hearing room for ealled to testify after the hear equaliz Sen, Al Flegel Rosebur Robert Hammel, measure, ‘Tues ).m. intermediate school. district) the ing opene ai i Edu- th of Senate analyist opene th chairman, in Room. 6 in th Capitol add-| would permit the conducted explainin the. Pro- cation Committee He explaine the proble millage of the hearin the hearing ithe bil them| Klamath. the} Count has dividin Re Carrol Howe if which ‘Heard in half in mie, area. PITTSBU ue Bill severe apparentl crashed when be forth presid — lenger p ¢a ut slight inconclusive David J. o Yictea toda bent o incom-| in unofficial By FLOYD L. WYNNE Two speaker from Klamath} bill County spok in favor. of Senate| jand thunderstorms. deserted | — ‘The snow paralyze highway travel through the central and’ and across| southern Rockies northern from the Midwest and Minnesota to Kansas aorthwe Wisconsin. tracked search party throug dee snow. near Lara- it b we Th ballot battle FIGURES the election x000- Unite D McD it ‘epe Air rain, heav BATTLE counted toda in the 976, cumbent “ Floo Leve B United Press International A vast storm affecting 40 Nevada to the At- states from lantic Coast toda churned up| combination of fog freezing a STEE of plan : pers 4 State Viet Blows parently Leading the parad cit) Thre Hu I Accide Stor Hit retaliatory North on Pre-Dawn soldiers’ home 17 ects for commissioners. ‘The city, naturally an 20 all of ‘them have been peti VA installations tioned by owners of more than considering its location—has no agricultural research stations. affected prop- snow Saigo plows or other snow-han- One of the VA facilities is at 60 per cent of the for died Wednesda of wound suf- orney on. possibl relief erty. dling equipment. So Rom is a| White City, Ore. Gion, who suggeste that Phair fered Monday.in a battle some Commissioners accepte the mess. should difference. be- 200 miles north of Saigo pay the A those who have bee there: list and set public hearin on and the ac- tween the estimated attacks Other, Communist Rome’s will cheerfully agree, them. tual project cost. matter, street were taxi drivers are the wildest and In another reporte in several-other The hearing was were no! adjourne region but there jcommissioners heard strenuous, NEW YORK (UPI) wooliest in the world. So it’s in- Nav the until next on details. Robert Wednesda Gion, from what to and underwater objections sonar speculat on teresting grap-| ‘The attack on-the four-story 2620 Summers Lane, to his as- plin equipmen attempt today project assessment, is goin on in the streets there Kurth’s_19. schedule’ Drive- project. for the Kelly sessment to locate-the sunken: fuselag of today Place Darwin improvemen the Eastern Air Lines plan for 196 includes 1 paving proj- When a do bites a man, we which crashed off Jones Beach ects and two rock-laying jobs project Three were One proje was single injured, persons Estimated Cost concede that it isn’t news—be- Monda night with 84 two seriousl in a two-car col- commissioners for specia Kurth told the commissioners aboard. b cause dog very frequently bite lision at Kit Carson Way and that the estimated cost of the consideration, ‘That is the pro- a But when a man bites men, All of the 79 passengers and Drive shortl before had been $1,600.5 project dog it IS news, because that ‘Campu five lost their lives when! crew noon today (Continued on Page 4) with a front foot assessment of doesn’t happe very often. into} the DC7B plan plunge The injured have been tenta- $1.30 That makes the bi storm in alti-|. from 3,700 feet the ocean identified as Ray Bolton, However, Kurth said, the ac-| tude Rom all the more newsworthy, tively shortly after takeoff from Count civil defense director his wife, Katherine, an_elder-| tual project cost was $2,783.7 Rome is located at about the International Kenned Watso said Wednesda a from ly Auburn, coupl Wash., foot. p or $2.2 40th parallel of latitude—which and explode on-#mpact with} minute] gallon per and — the an Yahya Oma-Alnawam, attributed Kurth: latitude as| is about the same will begi to clear: water| the water. Portions of 1 bodies| Arabian believed to student, additional creased cost to prep- Eureka, our California neighbo morn- flooded recovered by this from the Washburn were be at Orego Insti- aration work. He said develop Techni the coast. over on and the rest of the victims area Thursday. Way in Mrs. Bolton and tute. the stu- er Ron Phair had said suffi- the Mediterran- Rom is near - trappe in the’ NEW he HAVEN, Conn, Watson said (UPI)— expects it dent to have been the cient base rock had been laid, were seem waters. .ean& warm force wreckag 6 fee below the Sen, Wayn Morse, most seriously injured. All but county crews cal |-|will tak a month of stead were ocean’s surface. to clear ed Tuesday for taken to Klamath to lay additional base rock. were It appears to be a screwball three of water and another! Nam Way of Viet The third worst singl plan settlement Valley Hospital by Peace Am- Gion noted that he virtually winter everywhere, ‘aviation his-| crisis b the United Nations or] month after that to bring con- disaster. in U.S, bulance. is the onl other property own- Mayb the weather is trying massive a reconvenin of the Geneva| ditions to an acceptable level. involved. in the project He tory touched off a City Police Officer Jerry er to compete with the genera ‘Th flooding is a remnant of| that since search by Nav Coast Guard) Conference. ones at Flocchini, reported he was di- told mankind of screwballness and private air sea Morse, in an interview before the Christmas week fl equip statements re- were rectly in front of the north- Phair’s this in moment history. in Hamden, Conn. The pump was purchased by increased ment. Janeeb E. Halaby chie la for ‘th bound Bolton car when it Aviation United States was on| the county for $1,80 for the! en-| said the small for- costs, struck Alnawam’s burden shouldn’t of the Federal “the its of inves- 60 headed a team which was way to larg scale war in Washburn back Way work. It will} to have on car cy, eig pullin drop second time} Asia if not the Americans-do water from the Kit Carson make} tigators only across. Wa on my neck,” administration|South Suburban Rises Drive from the col- Sanitar Dis Assessment Halab has ever visited an. air it clear to the it want ‘trict lagoo into Lake the stoppe Gion said the increased proj- crash scene. of raids Vam. — since 1796. The dispatche also lets other legislative com-|; ig morning tell us it snowed all mittees have more time to stud engineer Assistant county day yesterda and left. the the propose economy closing listed the proj Kurth ten- Eternal City under a 14 VA. Involved are hospital g|Winston He said blanket the to offs cans bombing offensive Nam. Viet South toll at Qu Nhon ap- far higher than Th series of coordinated Viet| was that in the attack at Pleiku last’ Con attacks and ambushes be- the led to U.S. air gan in pre-dawn hours mil- Monday in Binh Dinh Province raids on North Vietnamese 300 miles north of Saigo soon ‘itar targets. Eight Americans were killed after U.S. and South Vietnam-| bombed and 10 wounded at Pleiku by ese military sneak at! ‘k on targets in North Viet Nam. Viet The liberation front renewed the the Qu Nhon The appeal Wednesda to the billet coincided with reports of “army and partisans” to “ste vast renewed fighting over up military operations against fronts.” of South Viet Nam and a the enemy on all areas ‘The action came as the Com-| major government disaster. in Province 300 miles munist world issued a series of Dinh Binh north of Saigon warnings to the United States and his assessment) project from its beginnin meant ect cost against spreadin the war to Many Killed from $11 to $190 “Pm havi to pay to rose help| North Viet Nam. Hanoi said the attacks A series of Communist “Granted, $8 is not goin to him (Phair) sell his lots.’” wipe out three guvernment “criminal act” of bombin was Board Commissioners’ make or break anyone,” Gion| of of 450 planne b Washingto in ad- upwards companie told Don id, “but it’s the principl of Chairman Kenyo killed, wounded. of ‘miss- vance, men the thing.” Gion, “You were a victim of Withdrawal Asked called it the the| ing. A that he from. Gion cumstances complaine right The North also Vietnamese defeat of the war so far: worst favor of th ejstart.”” hadn& _been-in of t h- attacks called for withdrawal Communist In other .S. 7th from Reliet Fleet the. Soug American fliers were two more 7 Flee Planes'fr Sea. tive Gion ‘that Kenyon. promise killed. O Mshot died. when r the North the commi 30| loners woul see do helivopte was. sho the district at- miles east of target on Sunda an opinion from at Coun Studie Outline For 1 Street Projec all. a The b — George H. Mahon, of th House the| tions Committ and explodin were Well-outnumbered DEPENDENTS ARRIVE and children, first of 1,800 dependent ordered arrival President Johns are sho upo their the Davis family, right, of Florida. was obviously Communists The But the agreement was Chairman ;, ported torpedoe by Johnson when he heard abou it, it was reported. calendar. Lunar on officials, of fol China, which na- Johnson Tuesday compromise to delay on moves July 1 til sion. the on} around the stations President blocked out, momentous a until May ion. to U.S.A. wait, we&# find we toda impose 1 ord sto flat a chairs yet, hayen made! side the up their minds whic the Viet should throw in witl Nam ruckus—the Chinese com- their at Qu Nhon at Thursday (UPI) came Viet Con terrorists|p.m. Wednesday A spokesma Army billet|said the mangle bodies of two at Qu Nhon,|Viet Con were found nearb 250 miles northeast of Saigon with demolition equipment inflictin heav loss of life, a They apparently were ‘killed by U.S. military spokesma re- their own bombs. SAIGON, Communist destroye a U.S. Wednesda night (UPI)—House- WASHINGTON Senate conferees rul- new ers, 33 Yank Sai Killed In Terrorist Attack Confere Blo V Closur outside fence building and tangl who sign and ”