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— of oF N ~ - : . , | ’ |b I — {rm} cnep Chi ‘interve Yaak secti DOCUMEN si Hint FALLS, KLAMATH RE a Page Cents—14 Ten DIV. a He Heral Price - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ‘ Nt Saturd cloudy on. temperature. Lake: tonight, much tonight 884-811 ast year No. 7215 Hous Pass By FRANK news war ‘The today non-committal. It’s In the favorite phrase of one} popul fiction writers of com- generatio ago, the of they don’t nuffin.’ mean SALEM (UPI)—The intervent House to- River the Sen- First the from Third Moscow, editorial an par coma Pravda Soviet gover the newspa-| sa per the District. “The has is and confirmin again that it will not remain] indifferent towar the mainte- of security in a fraternal nance socialist country an will ren- and sup- der her ‘necessary: port.’ It is time that Washing that ton gav up the illusion aggressio agains North Viet| ‘Nam will go unpunished For the second day in|a row, Pravda. hints that “the whole communist bloc might respon show of American to the stated ai strength.” Ee day after the first air continued tie Kremlin about SILENCE threatened “further Pea to| strike MAINT. by pas Blizzar Cl Roa I Midwes nett, Portland; L. San add,|Wisconsin the ny warned were. to. stay. ‘The i ne ‘tornad an 1 least at ‘Thursda On our side there is unity. In Arizona, Barry persons. the Behind powerf snow- calls for stepped- action in Viet Nam, and recalls that he storms much of northern Kan- suggest th boinbin of North sas, Towa, eastern Nebraska}, three and southeastern South Dakota| lines Viet Nam supply lay paralyze under the worst years ago. blizzard in years. He adds: Goldwa to Regulatin This — be.dug around Dam. P a Sist F of Redden, counting United (US Abel Union| Steelworkers’ between 1. W.| election an incumbent David J. slowed to mat comment ‘hi as snail&# wa the Viet Con ‘Ful Crew Spa Cla ‘A Heari (UPI) SALEM agement Thur nn 7. ‘over “full crew” — st we by answerin three right the to the heart opinio our questions (1) Should the United States vit the on ‘T fo stay in east Asia? There 1 no doubt Viet Nam, that country Positively withdraw: be Sout from by: t victimized ‘countri Communi i terrorist nearby— Indones and then the rai a at-| | Mayl the Peni Philippine apne o Halliollews years thousands and thousand most five iean lives an millions ‘ of millions of ou an Amer- dolf Amer! and 275 wounded. missing. » Railroad par Man calls for b . CLEARING THE RIVER aut river, Plans part of the Ka at — eee h in 19 p Na Pil sue MOSCOW (UPI) Rescue D O Viet Co a the Den ee N be wa trainmen brought out were cancelled o P muck th Billet-Blast | ‘te i Southea A Viet Kosy speec in Pyongyan capital of North Korea Sai ‘onl the “imperiali provoca-| tions have broug the peopl @ Wh militar policy in socialist calinteied together.” Vietnamese eri ‘po Nam? Use to air power Communist South Viet from taking have we Presid hi To credit, our S , co Na This certainly reachin our objec would be an effective means of ive with minimu risk i ou groun forces which fang at roo the from entering a guerrilia South Viet Nam an Laos spok of the “warlike unit o the brotherl nations.” The N Vietnamese hig i Avhat sto should be Commu of President Joh guerril < hea Hon Brit U. Kong ‘boasted “We have bot men and grai tol” suppor the Vietnamese people U.S, ‘im counter- bloods Ba eae Cite Poli aggressors.” Similar Threats g government sources Wilson “conferred \President Thursda the explosiv ; ment based alr units Sate by Wo by the ind. us will’ us the lives a ‘bri pment Viet Con consideri rej o far surel supplies wi c ‘mat gh te it strateg to entrust our futu our own peopl We must ge out of the of bein “advise and take over com anyone but busines Pear. , r ‘Sai satio night in South: 1 a jerica on ground es sdsti Be said toda yl with the of ee inten - , S “U Telep We must stay in Alexei polic in’ Viet Nam in a person call|” the ‘over Washingt London line President to Johnso |neace blast,| Viet Fii toda Korea and Berlin (2) Pre ‘British support for U.S. Fa : Commu fro has kept the in preventin the Soviet gin in a LONDON (UPI)—Prime Min- thelister Harold Wilson pledge \expansion time to t jin the debris for 35 hours’ and inch gas on the back of his|command broddeast a message! 35 minutes. “But he showe 1it- head when the ceiling of the|to its in South Viet) tle ill effects from the lon or- barracks building collapse but “constantly: deal. ‘the wound -became clogge “Where. hurt” a doc-| with: bits of plaster and con- you crete. dust which prevente tor asked. ge Yon of blood. Viet Nam, Formosa’ and near :| eae wai ha passe lon just sit by a pacif the The willingnes o the ‘mee force. the afford can we enemy. debris North at — full- all- an Neighbo | and closer no ‘The were was Soviet, What action if any. would take: in Southeas | Asia remain to be seen. Com- O Surviv te because grad ( Thire buried| from: Don Tass in a Hoi sai Lt, Cmdr, Robert Shumaker of New Cast Pa., jer& faces work Ar- GI, Sp chie 30 _ had sa 31- at later, T train Defie Red was ‘cailf befo i, uipment River: below the ‘an above the kone Keno’/ Thi view: shoive the:le Hours sued te hl troubieloma logeitron the shovel bei used fo pul out hud-and rocks blockin the flow of water- aiid ichanhel’ts Au du 46 divart pat cf the water flaw. T upper channel would start in the vicinity of the lo boom shown portions of the of Danis Regula ate this session. Chairman William —_Ho De sald committee would decide the is- aid riski when Another mn Vi ‘position | and labor. whether Oreg should law. Raym Ret é In a the ‘These guys should either put a Annapoli shut up,’ Griffin said \ate, was brought before news- if the want to: find out men and ask “how he viewed quir 6-man Kester a crew, wh is the preside of this un- his pa ipatio in the U.©./said, should the provocatio agains the demo- ion the announce of desires of their members.’* cratic republic of Viet Nam.” Reter Fruit Co. ford and While the charg mounted, “Shumaker found nothin -Abel’s was than the Pen- margin to repeat better bein shaved by McDonald as some| tago ‘retaliation’ hackne of the larger locals reporte re- version Tass said “None At one turns. stag Abel had us noticed any remorse on his/of Je by as much as 17,00 votes: face.” Tass howeve said it saw| b early afternoon toda reduced to was over Shumak- thus were a threat to industrial “embarrassment” in votes. in a frank and outline the move| or u “And 5, take. effort to get will express must iltmamo ae B 2 equivocatio in tacklin no question specificall fo ne n shl the Hi ae day. ‘in “purposely withheld,”” we problem, issue spar for. retaliatory raid The of the the House he for the pla if} failed but he cosponso a to vote A U.S: pate toda amid charge that| Nav pilo shot down and cap- were some big locals withhold tured in North Viet Nam Thurs- ing their vote count, da defied his Communist cap- James P. Griffin of Youngs- to, tors at a speciall arrange cam- town, Ohio McDonald’s to- news conference, Tass ed that a Mic party is and insi ther and News Herald be no backin down this extremely critical whic we&# Stated, “Let&# get out!” or ‘The Ronea who shot down a Chi Communist MIG 1 durin nese the Korean” War, declined: to speculat why the North. V Chinese: Migs did or namese not attack. He said the could area if hav gotten to th strike the had wanted: to route sur ‘it tim to this Up in © © i course Asia. east get ey — (UPI)—Ballot| ‘hotly contested the vicinity of the Keno Compan to di the advise ‘intended which light oppo troops in foxholes. by Rep James| D-Me to send the| Sori w Repu pole in the Construction J By for positiv and | ae ty ee ni as PITTSBURGH Morrison-Knudson 3,000-foot- of the Portland. & eeri provid Vot route bill. back to. beaten -back by |3 of the House’s and eight Democrats. « Ste the motion ie Redden jate North Viet Nam termed the Vietnamese American --South: raids anew, most serious war were|™ threat” but all indications that attacks on military targets were in the north shapin up tole American new a as incréased North Viet- counter activities in South Viet|/ inamese Nam. Raid Spark Attack “We can’t pull ‘out. I recog- Motorists Trappe nize it is not an easy war to in State highway crews plowe van win, but when we ACT govern- through giant, shifting drifts of ith ments of Southeast Asia have snow between Omaha and Lin- said the cost of two respect for us.” trainmen on Orego runs’ rescuejext extra coln in an attempt to motorists overnight could push freight rates up and trappe Vice-President. Nixon ‘Police said several hundred ve- become a threat to the state’s Former follow up our says we should marooned hicles alon industry. were bombing raids into North Viet) the The railroad brotherhoods highway about 27 miles decisive ac- east of Lincoln, Nam with similar the technolog claim, Many cars ran} tion to prevent further: infiltra- out of ‘said ‘securit was involved, gas when their arms tion of communist jammered repeatedl at] to kee warm during th South Viet: Nam. men into issue. Nixon added that he doesn’t Omaha- Highway The 3 i-Zhour hearin QUI NHON, South Viet Nam think Red China will intervene closed: to. all ‘traffic be- the House Plannin and. Devel- (UPI) was Rescue crews toda Committee the} was. and/opment i Rivér Platte’ the tween freed’ the last: known ‘survivor (Continue op Page 4) ‘Lincoln. Many roads through longest so far this session, The from the rubble’ of a bombed-| “than 350 peopl who out U.S, Army barracks. The blocked by More were out the area’ jackknifed trucks and driftin jammed the meeting room and enlisted man danced a jig and snow. Wreckin companie and Stoo in the halls outside pro- shouted to officers: “Now don’t were swamped with) ‘duced the bigges turnout so far you tel mé I need a shave.” garages Lea an portion of the Klamath River in hired has view Gerald 2 Ab onl Uncle:Sam to make hi move! Washington to reach an immed- decision and to state definitely of action we hop to pursue South- time It’s time for carried said the South set th o CHAN Gwinn of Willi eerste Albany Hoyt of Corvallis and It& Raid manner joined by Republi Detering of were Rep “ homes » w ROUTE channel -| i pass‘any- pee, ‘then leave the next Roads Icy of the “storm’s- path up to the Senate. report inter freezin rain turned highway are ‘into ribbons of ice. The Wis- consin traffic patrol said there| is obvious. answer after an-| and Com- was “just. one car If the Soviet stick munist China togeth dther in the ditches” alon south-central part -seri-| roads inthe the situation Will be more than it will be if they re- of the state. ous hit Severe thunderstorms main suspicio of each wide areas of We& see happen Sout where} pia “tn lemn-|/ N. jet pilot who took par in the raids, sai the went irove. can International Press Editorial . ‘‘Ko-| tl Gresham; Katherine Musa, The Dalles, an Juanita Orr, Lak Peki in encount Beulah Hand ilwaukie channel and expects it to be comple within 30 days Flag show the Nor-| Harlan, Milwaukie; f for the ditch Lee Carothe surveyor, is shown in this photo Duane Gri Richard Iman Howard P ortlanc chief of the surveyin crew, which also includ Ro Allen. ‘Kenned Eugene; Ross Morgan the Blizzards moved’ across Premier Kosygin flew] Korea yesterda from) ‘Midwest today, choking roads| after talking with Chi-| with more than a foot of snow.| motorists were It was their Hundreds: of na’s Mao Tze- first meeti since Kosygi be- feared stranded in wind-blown| drifts between Omaha and Lin-| came premier. coln Neb. sut— the Schools were closed through from Official accounts out western Iowa, where up to Ko- communists indicated that fell in snow in a CHILLY| 1 inches of sygi was atmospher in Peking. Accounts ‘hour and would-be travelers in| ‘Nebraska, I6wa Minnesota ‘an of his meeting with the - of Thursday’ raid jjout lem; Soviet any lacking noti fele atmosphe of ci pilot who American ‘Dale to North ‘were as tia tod dsb 4 sign of volunte Tell sup was plied by Republicans, who came measure easil b out in favor of its provision a Tuesday. of 45-14 after a motion to a caucus “This is a matter thi re-refer it to the House Elec- scends partisa ‘politi tions Committee failed, 20-39. ‘T bill also would move Ben- Roberts said in S A number of Democrats op- ton County from the First to the District and Multnomah pose the passage, however, on Fourth Count west of the Willamette} the basis that they object to| the method by which the Repub lican leadershi had handled it. Voting against the measure} were Democratic Reps Corne-| lus Bateson, Salem; J. E. Ben- ‘Th By United communists, floor eh govern Ja vote Union. Soviet the with it to the House number ‘in “aggression” and rt. for a Chinese pl statement, it would “not stand idly by” if U.S. air] attacks continue. a District Congression Eastern Orego ee U.S. bill which In qui It rean to implicatio but the there. was, The introduced measure was congressional redistricting) would put Marion and by Rep. Betty Roberts, D-Port- in Linn counties into the Second land but the impetus to bring ate f e o docto Redistricti words, day passed:a sent to ”” “says leaders munist but ‘Th apa o a j our a U li: : JENKINS a tjurd in Communist: vene Su per 12 196 w (UPI)—C left minor fighting hinted toda; y that someland 340 would leave Sat-| “volunteers” migh inter-| under President J ohn- The bodies of three North Viet son’s order to clear the decks| visers killed: in the Army Nam where a massive’ U.S.-| for: action. Duc: Phon were recov= “|South Vietnamese air attaek| remained Saigon’ politics dealt a heav blow to Commiu-| unsettled, with politician and Viet Con sources. of sup ‘military leaders bickerin over| the Viet formati ‘of a new govern- A Peki broadcast said ment There were report of U S spokesma said tary units stationed near Viet} increasin dissension among] have been Formosa Nam, an younger officers in the field. the bodies and that a In the war com-| was itself- being epared by SAIGON China’ of its Sin da Telepl Pla H Co Targ Weather jamath Tulelake and Fails, cloudiness view—Variable high. Mastly ‘th evacuati of -contin depe ry spokes -
