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Wednesday, Feb. 10
Falls, Oregon
AND NEWS Klamath
HERALD
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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
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