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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1965)
— ~ ... « “ _ Wednesday, Feb. 10 Falls, Oregon AND NEWS Klamath HERALD a=, 1965 taken promisin step more release certain patient to rehabili- for less expensiv or rest homes costs is to could be sent home clinics tation recuperation physicia Almost any patient pital have cilities and attention been conditions whose do not 000 well the not are which made do studies eould “loca and the before the in waste costs to be enormous. The to time next violence consider pleas aren& all - the to these ea 200,000 persons sassin mes- misfortune selfish city after city, time after time, In — Storles of individuals invariably evoke hav heartwarmin of the help pitifull families or from, comes little in a togeth nor words by the out millions, Don’t Stop for “Just this tal have because from Anyone who in But that and that widow of hy sthin need response— peopl who that be live, t themselves. the old the D.€.,-Mrs. ington field wa He man. Mark about Interviewed by a news- asked her who she “Whoever it than Free one.of our * preciou possession Mrs. Hatfield should be commended for her courage to spea her convictions. Instead Ore- some gonian are trying to dim t he of first-lady. our “Congratulations, say Hat- Mrs. Rosie Wilkins, Keno, Ore. ‘This remark has siderable comment, Presid others in hi ae speci rate respect publi stature. center each pay you with this de- would. be impos- the can be sure our State. in the repercussion every simples railroad way to of this the “effect explain change is that men of many years seniority would be re- more we living Perhap and peopl if to sible and income reduced would be felt in is one of the most pre- heritage. On cious items of our other hand the the members the United. States, governor of in crease speec our it must must be frightening, it’s the great loss of pay which faces a large “number “o firemen. The S.P. Company does not explain to you the kind of job with men that. will be offered 10 20 and 3 years of service. A thorough investigation elimination of shows that the dard stirred con- Freedom of of of the cabinet, of c firemen even thoug gradua will. reduce the pay of many, not $20 or $30 a month as I stated before but an averag of stan- maintain one’s $400 To field.” * most jobs .although Most stature tr letter The is it would be bet- is wish to bring railroad this.” speec rail- o understandin better. a group m you refer to officials, serious aspec this proble is not so* muc the number of men losing their the though might be.the next Re- publican candidate. She said, ter peopl that road Hat- of ex- duced-in youngsters in school to respect the flag, authority, etc. pect spec Som —Editor. earnin to the firemen power man would in re- replaces. replace the he BER WO WASHINGTON kind- of the engi numberof cab, in approachin Its morning star is Mars, evening star is Jupiter. Russian author and poet Bor- born on this was is Pasternak date in 1890. O this day in histor new In 1933 a feat service | offered nists civil year me war was “singing th _ ea In 1937 th in intro- tele- Chinese Commu- to end their 10 the with “united front” agains the Japanes invaders. Kai-Shek a their $15 million. This was * time in America that anything but coin issued b the federal govern- had been used as legal ment money, and the act was hotly It unconstitutional. attacked as drastic initiated a was move, by President Lincoln, who need- ed money to finan the War Between the States then goin very badly indeed, A bond is- sue had peopl sim- ply did not with’ the war In June darker, a bond picture even issue again died within days and again additional money was printe to pay soldiers and than 10 lives. of a though for the day: Aus- Fra Kafka ue writer cardinal “There more ‘ once is sow b him likes me—as admi I was my poper go chain& ‘out the door cli sing from spring SSS . cc two all the others impatience a ladl- which first obligations war- there 186 In not was $49,338,90 to This inflation and the in- about it wa was teresting thing that ‘The lar the one every money new nor it was not was “‘sound,”* ‘ ec be and flexible. -more This “easier.” to the led “Greenback could be men Potomac, they 3 cents. In 1866 the reduce to th further briefing was was an al plain problem of The in on no bi headlo It of our leveled an-era rush- ever fresh. are Ts em- ‘Ameri Bet Arthur b —?P Yet the air does not tingle wit freshness. We are engulfe in motion, and evidently lan in the one no provid it. to NOTEBOOK the Par- We is, mation of the never grew above vote total This produce about 200,00 national also the controversy money.” “hard would over toda 18 until It with eventuall of bega to in- crease, A curious enormously the war. purchases had West Heav under- be had prosperous durin government plu “th payability mortgages which backs, quite but thing in the in the could wi green- be bough coins, had com- cheapl bined to mak the farmer think prosperit ha been caused by so » con- producers. that venience of paper money it friends won among those not interested in the con- otherwise troversy. In of time, our course, we doing what President Lin- coln did, althoug o a much are larger scal where he dealing in billions w.it h troubled. was wh milions. This is 4nflation, which have we can’t we tirely check, though en- have we slowed it. While peopl understood what President Lincoln was doin in the 1860s and respond in the market, money self- understand the peopl do not today Now we hav problem We serious very a prosperity, have R nbacks the Democratic ‘Th saw that if all bank and corpora- with- Were. tion paper money drawn, and federal greenback ‘issued the money system would par than Inflation is Our. backed France, last WASHINGTON saw at (NEA)—Time in the Congo Communists have set up ffainin camps in next-door Su- dan and Ugand brough in foreign advisers, uppe their suppl of weapons to the reb- The els. This is the classic pattern effort for at a lon taking - Communist out drawn over - a coun- tr officials are consoling wit themselves knowledg that in their initial efforts the Reds. have not achieved. much su reporte difficult in ha instill- in as much ing discipli in the Tebels as the Belgian are in training the troops of Prime Min- cess. They&# palito ister Moise ‘Tshombe- Some of these undiscipline Tebel groups, in fact, are aban- gold. gold to an ac- a wonder fellows the years. state the travelin are Answered of one breezily: ‘‘Oh, we Hospi with an up- ailment shortly respiratory per after President Johnson recov- his famous cold, re- ered from porters asked Pentagon inform- tion chief Arthur Sylvester when Asked for his reaction to Johnson&# inaugura President Idaho& Robert Gov. phrase followin sination “T Mare hav Caesar’s assas- inaugura to come president a Republica Smylie para- Anthony’s speec Julius prais him.” not to Smylie brought three Washingto with him. Knowing that the entourage Goy. aides to Pla hea to to aides the pu it on we left.” pilot when tomatic ay- At a swer press- questio about te an- the 1966 - budget “Treasury Secretary Dougla ‘Dilton and Budge Di- rector Kermit Gordon formed a pretty. smooth answerin team. Said Dillon at the beginning “Kermit will take the expe T& handle the in- split the differ- ditures ‘and We&# come. McGov- Baldin Sen. Georg Secretary Rob- entered Bethes- When Defense McNamara da Naval ert address, Chicag for National Com: ern, D-S.D., quit a bit ribbing since he openin of showed up. for the’ Congres with a hairpiec new Th first person- “New McGovern”. ate taking been has o noticed was Sen- a eleva operator see His greet you go sena overcoat.” new ing “Hi a Ever since he became post master general over a year ago, John Gronouski has been aver- about 1 hours a day on asked the jo someone him what p the Post Office would play in The Departm Society he “You the iow agin answer Gre tal ‘a about flect and The Great plac wher leisure Soci is a welcome chance to build and re- as plac where a man with nature.’ he has been I’m beginnin to ge the idea that The Great So- doesn’t include the cabi net.” can renew But at contact the workin rate us, ci ... Slippi doning their weapons in consid- U.S. Government there is a amount of op- timistie thinking that the Com- certain munists won&# ever be able to weld these Congoles tribesmen into -fighter y also Administration men point out that some Cong reb- allied to el tribal are groups unhapp minority tribes in the Sudan and Uganda The lead- risk nations of these two: ers. will be the darger these arms turned back against themselves. for the All this sounds bad and Communist cause gives goo cheer to U.S. officials. historically this is the R which hazard way in. B n begi the takeover of underground movements. At th start, all is confusion. The hard oo. I buildin starts core in the confusion. :‘The which see the scramble, then pan back them if ‘they& manage- able, The Communists see to it midst) numbers. “Within the ‘agent runnin ence.” ‘Thing cannot go on as they inter- without some grave domestic and national prob in- lenis. ‘There must be some ternational agreements “i the coun- monetary. field, or this reduce to try will need sharply expenditures outside the coun- program try. The Lincoln. because the ex- well worked peridittire were domestic. Even severe there were money so,, War post- “panics” in are erabl “Who&# while you a currency. by in side of our seemed to be having ful time.” his boss would be back at work. The “The doctors say answer: two to four days But I don’t know what McNamar says.” CROMLEY slippin by is and him,” said the helm of a scootin around He Rhine. the I was tion that is in part vindictive, is moving to increase the per- centage of gold “‘backing for The Swiss, with a her money, of amount relatively. “small have a “backing’’ of currency, about 90 per cent. Time Congres moved it one the was amount Once“wWe had enoug “back currency” with 9 per world But the cent, metal. and Russia supply is down. South Africa the bi are gol the to about th greenback when No returning consider only coins to thfeat. part, in bein spen are receiving. are constant. them back ‘his head threw asked: observer an around the country? success of Churchill did Mr. “What Ike greater in meetin after the inaugu war laughed dollars. our abroad across seen droppe view but ty,& -which-elected-some-14.con- thoug its national gressmen, backing. government’ credit for- was operation One “The Through 1864 greenback could be bought for about 45 cents on that In July of the dollar. year, when old Jube Early’s of aircralt and a destroyer collid- carrier ed in the Tasman Sea with the Australian are the rae w B Farmers production. In 196 an ten- paper notes, called green- because of that color’on backs, in the amount of standable rolled off the duration assembl lines in Detroit as the industry was converted for war the for author- izing th printing of legal “der govern Chiang Kai-shek in fa- of of vor ac enoug money; so the Presi- signe for a third issue, brough the greenback to- of 196 with $2 to is Abrah 186 an dent This Wednesda Feb. 10 telegraphi incident Jandin barg On Feb, 25 Lincoln signe tal duced courting danger. for little-known Ike, “he January Alman is greatnes to barrassment reminder a hard skies and nearly was dull ration, d e Inflation Lincoln backs June Stainbrook, Eberlein, 204 da ters, daughte reqa (NEA)—Many best the an crew train until a maintenance could be sent out. If four or five engine had trouble in one da it would pose quite a prob Jem The ‘The the the correspondent althou importa perfor Toda ored que the last tribute to Sir Winston Churchill are sayin it may have been the final glory of old Britain, But this of human touc with the sheer- stories about Win- Churchill dealt with his WASHINGTON of not the main’ issue, it is is in the cab. A fire- “who” is trained to make regu- man locomotive of lar. tours units, ‘malfunc- correct inspec and on tions, They happe daily _many trains and some are of a dangero nature. No other this man is qualifie to service except an enginee and he is not allowed to leave his* seat. In such instances if no fire~ the‘only alterna- man is aboard would be to delay the tive the 4ist follow. HONOR Leaming their on Herald & crews men watched Wed. automatically affects safety. ‘he go hand in hand. How- is t 1960, ¥ screens mittee Eisenhower size beyon who y invoked not figures, whose gray Courtin Dange I and But the his with went behavior ‘when he Eisenhower-to Gen. Dwight D. view the Allied crossing of the in World Wa Il. Rhine’River t today’ sion falters Churc Happie sorrow the leaving the higher pai job va- cant. Firemen would not be re+ quire on these locomotives. A for the safet of trains not bein mentioned in manage- ment& letter, be advised that sing it would of. men energie the and hoid the two-year men who Each lowest paid jobs. man thereafter would be demoted —ever atomi the age is seem ston The moon full phas “I - air is — gen- sometimes unim- often unexciting uninspir ae & as- go Pla pretty after all. Crews a and dedicated, is most pencha spea for I Wash- a ar nation the est .earnest erally A Train Remark inaugura ball in a the grap- Yet pling with problem while Letters To The Editor Candid agains trends was turnin champio families. indifferent. a com- Washington a goo window the country, is a plac of the neighbors. peopl are cold is world want not solitary figure a plaini OUR READERS WRITE . At the 194 in assassin. whose the forget are Washingto of or — governin and some some heroes after tell if it is here, Britain World War I did not “want” Sir Churchill. He spok to Winston his view of the rightness of anyway. And suddenl re- problem- down speak with gen- American No uine force and devotion to these enervated by at age erNonet granite should on of soon friends society does uncomfortable such hos- a experienced has cannot of son. strong tide. of scores spea of Thom- and Andrew Jack- It require no clairvoyanc to forecast that. this summoning up of great will be, as in prior years, perfunctor and unreal. Jefferson as stunnin leadership no Lincoln and Some that week more, licans call up Abraham Democrats little are boldness and and felt. further observers say nation and this capi ness heard “‘gulded’ to last but no February is the month Repub time ized societ clay figures. Hardness, tough Cu of Coffee!’’ a inJ up institutional- The of the 1960s molds corner. every evidence is overwhelmin that the kind and warmhearted folks so far outnumber the oth- that the only objective conclusion has to ers news dire neither singly which ed to be a collection of superio veteran One young men. guess- than 100 of that no more es know well members 43 House how that bod works, and bare- ly 50 do the real labor. Amon coun- those 50 as among their terparts in the Senate, we find nation’s widow the come and hel It is true ness ‘fill. tions ca for or — Even in these days of the population there are many more adoptio re- institu- than orphanage and similar quest city that pours pretend has grew linked month last and themselves appear who men rootless, gonesfor were which could shap and plac granite into men, Toda the soft indulgence reac into nearly halls. never b A Raybur the in Texas ever. truly a heard ope him up in surface atmos: nation increasin floating mobile and rootless is the days which raised land taken day are lou phere agai that seen problem gatheré here by day in a cur- The afflue stray offers explosion mu but An the known. S smaller occasions, addition do in the city pound plight is publicized in print or on the almost certainly assured a goo home sympathy and encouragement to singer Nat Kin Cole when his serious illness ~— can has years legislative Congres ur- cascade of messages calling But a perfunctor for action, staleness surrounds them. The are quickly swallowed up in a many tw giv- of is doctors. country not only for the policeman who also was shot sages of became leader simpl is sense any that is possible Presi- dent Johnson sends to Congres the scene, There occasion” to which There are rise, cost costs of the that sent a for fa- not once When President Kennedy was assassi- contributions flowed in from all over — bad: than More “great no attack the figure not be of the as by too few — — 3 soon nated, human evidences fixed the from missi is Washingto in one ing that gency— Not seen. Hill towering when b science, daily revolu- great speec been demand No of creeping, Capito On miliar Still, are, ma tion. time a on in long wa to go a developed is from th need, in not service has potential its as act of prompts you selfishness happening what&# wonder race, ‘peopl conspicuou some or had doctor They saved medicines. and deteri a what the attack. for in change, driven whips the no Fo Peopl Kind Word cruelty, who required, when care patients treated esti- Society Medical County by undertaken patients cepte the crawling variety. Crises demandin bursts of are commandin leadershi the imperceptible should at least be electric, heralded heroes today. But in earlier years we did. When the great speake of the House, Sam Rayburn, died in 1961 it was said his like would ‘The Corigress‘i a glacier of white marble, whose motion is extraordi- out they may be moved, the medi- of the ‘ha-~ some cal professio is saving itself of too many patients in too few beds rassment pital talent scarce studies latest York New surroundings, formal 683 gath a Nam— orating South Viet recuperation and the $20,- Under alone they saved. plan, these patient received’ Home-care moving show unnecessary the On of room but devote with less “hospitals cited cost racial sprawl, rising crime, there. savings possi the facilities they did and board. of the to reveal the extent to which their time to patients who treated o is Leaders Nee (pee dra to stewardship Taken as a whole, the prob lems of a creepin nature ap pear nevertheless to require im- attack. Set in a matrix mense of unparallele prosperity, these not readily ac- difficulties are educational defi- urban unrest, unemploym ciencies, fees home-care visitations studies of the problem have national N medical, surgi general hospitals it ever Cap Stale seem nary of problems Yet lingering them— of most hom for doctors’ yYegu nursing discharged from a doctor’s care enough alternative there is usually no and because there they remain. to a hospita available, to be been study sent in than ering plac in er for, account More and example an the ble, up either, but because they warrant As admit that hos- fa- valuable will taking not pediatric patients cal and WASHINGTON (NEA)— This is overhung with stale air, It has about it a gray look that winter overcast can- capita toda ’ cent of the that 10 per mates soaring hospital down years to slow recent in the of One Patients = ose BIOSSAT sea Hospit BIOS ‘BRUCE Red this of leader agen out in rete histor If Red militar itse advisers the and po- litical build organizers will tough, disciplined cadres if giv en. enoug le rought disciplin ae ie to the Pathet hands still find In has ae The taken indicates to spen establish y in his- written the Wes traditionally have giv the en Communists the time need to establish them- selves before reacting strongly. haven& give them we time, the Reds have failed, It is still not too late for us to act in the Congo If we are to be successful, it will be a jong slow job. W need to build the ad ministrative abilit of the Con But officials. go government th Oe years. histor movements Laos, Viet that old Lao unbelievable. countries, this build- most. vant But it is also tory that the United States an in of Communist Korea, China, Nam and elsewhere the Reds are willing a decade or more to the hard bases they non: into its What& political needed war politics cans are at oe is practic which Ameri- particu adept aa, Fe
