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< . AND NEWS, Klamath HERALD PAGE—6 12 196 Feb. Friday, Falls, Oregon have FREN capture (ditrial Pag It was hundred one 1865—that 14 April ago—on years Lincoln Abraham his observe tion? think birt with would He slowed of he would of the wonder to attaining he,fought which for here were rest to na- what the brotherhood and died He the perhap would poverty into he was largely in so could help but not made tal. of gratified that a symbo be century later, name remains, a Rep Olsen of Montana ‘pay preview of an ing the Census N less than 4.5 being are Government and Fede “The billion created of federal year small agencie $ businessmen It bil- demand- lion a year to supply the information ed by Washington The committee found one regulator agency which last-year produce a questionnair costin a minimum of $85,00 to complete abl ‘The paper burden since the Hoover ago found “reporting cessivel expensiv WILLIAM has see grown Commission at of ministration far Photo immor- and and place fram issued in 1956 of its reporting order to purchas on the the What with cut 10 into effect of some federal on have effect no to surround paper. is armed. commission, new a the with improvements gress. This might not less will surely fail. ments and, their determination, the Even ironical is more basic fact that the efforts more Democratic of President, a Lyndo Johnson, to hold fast in Viet Nam’ to a polic of strength and resolution are be- ing undercut most of all b fel- Democrats and suporte low most of all b his ostensible oppositio the Republican Democratic ‘five least record in Senators are now oi support of some form of nego- Commu- tiation with the same nist aggressors who have made a grolesque and contemptuo jest of every previous negotia-” tion and solemn agreement of the last 13 years, If it is not Gore or McGovern who is talk- i disunity another themselves, yet is raised in th amon voice United States so- Senate in favor of some called settlement or negotiatio which would with the attackers Viet ‘of South the mean. mmunists and, Nam to the of all Southe at length the d i Asia, There are ironies aplenty in this state of affairs, not the Sen. least bein that men like and Ibert Gore of Tennesse east’ ing this or some equally wist: ful sort of nonsense, conscious but this desper _f BE Hoover Com- put to power approved by Con- succeed, tiple o Thi anything but of is seldom-seen liken At right Washington, is the D.C, ae a New York. Memorial, un- dan it is Sen. erous appeasement | WO of head Daniel French’s Geor by 1862 famous about in in statue ‘Alexd Qara This E Perine,- Lincoln the days before death on marks. He just taken was April' Lincoln left.their years war Sen. or 1865. 54 years was technic five The ness partici old. At CROMLEY les exercise of that right, with at that Indeed it kind of fall, that us and a could man into’ raid. 10. count The nearby compoun of th American adviso group to the’ Vietnames ‘Army Second Corp he t widel ate in some duty no be some th fair der, the rate, in here, of part ‘O that of his At -was the a large ex- wire fences. | Guards and some gates, stationed at other key check. and There were were. ere were gate and barbed barracks airfield, there and sandbag were alon the roads, But there. were in down these were. be to goin When including also the interests of States of America. proposal these for “settling” South Viet howev Nam for intended. bein men are ad- difficult: af. prescriptions are I out, tribesman’ We drove the rutty’ roads. of fare nig took a_body- as guard fast despit airfield It was at the Pleiku that the Comum- and barracks Americans killed nists ‘seven and wounded 10 on the week- end of Feb, 7 It at would have been all, when we were for the mortars farmers: nig same pound go- roads. could some We were outside at Nung the ‘spot points certain were’ them not them Cong U.S, of- at there, Con to bring firing range at Viet within airfield the trick no or the com- for eas era Sh commt stad p talk markin practical, either, agents to slip trained bombs and in ‘at night with recoilless rifles, even assuming there was inside co-opera- no patrols, tion. er officers The talked we send to quit frankly them only Tha have least. some there was assute safety. to would be by the so this are in surren- That lightly members. And, President Johnson finally, somethin saw radio silence, “Until like this, chances,” or until the patrdl in. It& not wait sli then Difficult I to its the reassert Southeast-Asia, is carry water hand one United it + States, and, rather, ahead to a Tookin are of meeting leadership with rela- their of President John- son. It also has b ee n suggeste that in Southeast United is States presence pref erable to the Soviets agains a takeover b Red China, Delivers Warning One of Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin‘ to Visit lieved warning Minh chief to providentia importan succes suddenl South to Viet is deliver action might in Nami President against has at all the support of the events Republicans for a manful and (indispendabl line in Asia is, quite simply, nothing less than war’ on niissions North Viet to have bee his” be- a Ho Chi which the escalate Nain out: of hand On sygin phas of thi trip, Ko- have scoredian seemed to one policy. existence of betterment a throug tions North Viet Nam&# of the Soviet co- to felt it Moscow necessary re-assert its sositio as defend- accuses “bar- Laos and States. That was endorsement sociali of er therefore it was “and countries expecte tha Kosygin would come to Hanoi bearing gifts probabl prom- anti-aircraft of ises He and which supply weapons Pea cannot Restr Advocates Yet it had no wish to become involved in a war not of its own choosin and in an area where advocated. re- it always has to the belli- contrast straint in gerent policie of Red China, tradition- Ho Chi Minh has of fear al and intervention of his Chinese centuries has sought based on so to Moscow. Ho& own. party betwee Moscow and and he has had to look open ingly kee ti to But to. Peking as split Peking is. increas- Moscow&# aid declined. endorsement of the So- The viet polic of co-existence, then, appeare fo be a declaration of independe from Pekin «aim ultimate Moscow&# Geneva Seemed to be another to neu- Viet for called to be held conference a call which the Unit- ‘on Laos, a ed States has rejecte on the grounds that it was the Com- themselves who. munists the accord of 196 as also A neutral Viet She such said The sough by President De Gaulle France, would have Soviet “advantages, It would Soviets a which Asia of renewal re- voice ‘the the in Jost civil definite for the Southeast with the war in aos. would pose’ the im- Violation threat of U.S. tion and serve to kee the of Red China looking south in- it dis- territories stead of to. Soviets in the pute with North and Minh, he has As for Ho obtained neither from the Rus- firm the Chinese sians’ nor promises of hel in case the should move to North’ Viet war Na Re China knows that exten of the war Would lay its sion interv mediate i ‘ are to that was dif- get We were told the Con Viet often go out in small they& and groups North Made . T morn The Paul in’ Whiteman of “sy now area ter viet terrorists legation in with diplo Israel bombed the Tel Aviv. af- - like in an and the near concentrate-on-the- withdrawing movement, enemy has the Pleiku and Viet Nam areas.) Giap when. the weakened his fore- rural strike areas, in es there. the Giap - to Russi relations Gia giv Then, says o Blue. 1953 In matic’ trouble forces. from other central ci Yor New says citie so that he will his forces in those (South Viet Nam has done this in the U.S.- sored progra the has Viet concentrate areas. its Abraham ‘Lincoln was born this day in 1809 ‘on O this da in history: In 1912 China became a Re- public as the Manchu dynasty overthrown by Chinese Na- ‘was ducte clear what his up to in attacks Pleiku, Tuy Hoi eri enemy his runs Army, Trang. First, star is Mars. star is Jupiter. evenin tionalists. In 192 it are at those at who Vietnamese Con Nha aisie Vietna- mese, By United Press International Today is Friday, Feb. 12 the 43rd day of 196 32 to The moon is full. phas novel- no Army? Gene Giap follow. someone patrols, small all, Vietnamese wouldn&# patrol ex- cept in large numbers. But the and bro of exper- Other of- didn’t the to taking agreed to then answer ficult already has Na this talked we break somethin just we in the U.S. t Almanac move With could it do we which, ‘after industries hopelessl open to U.S. air attack, S far Viet North Nam is as con- cerned, so does Ho Chi Minh. cities manag of the erly. patrol, it a ienc infantryman Positio establish the trality of the whole of and South, Nam, North Calls For Conference conference in men The continu conduc to dev have possibl to enoug patrols to make. the perimeter tight. Once a patrol Big night patrol are Viet good he said, The hear and duck them Con by, cov- ‘Walton the Sk b no away, can’t aggressively. would solution, go un- They& radio, a only three aggres- sive nigh patrolling officer suggeste One The territory. silently, that — way big - at — did one bi few a leaves He argue that for length perimeters like those at Plei- ku small, three man: patrol needed. Each patrol would are all slept soundl at we nevertheless. These officers knew, and said But: night of added, to he than more This gaps, covered the’ this, knew out Why, barous’: bombing of of threatening to exten the of Indochina. t all war evi: On the other there no i dence that the Soviets seek a United direct clash with the Presi- — that man- flowers, ficers. of Viet ficers shoulders. the the is &# Democratic the both ‘on goo enoug with, however attempting influence in Soviet Union poli- whi pettis reckons mad is all but incredible and all. but incredibly. irrespon sible at this.time and in these circumstance That: the ca be made with no more protest from more re: sponsibl members of the Sen- ate speak less than well for such In usin this stick to t-only the -rest~-of the United: in mig and querul th but tre airfield pense. the Soviet majority fact a It any be to the The his proud been organize artsy-crait- world, at minority stick beat was blight a number have tin-pot country with to the fevel tical any (thoug of some extr worried Any NEWSOM PHIL that in the seems side of the Senate precio tolerab to and Le At Pleiku gun neutralism is running pret- It might be appropri- sy about hit was tree it certain and was The ditch in One could be before a a Viet Con claimed he under cover mango expanded PX. were walled - just ho fast get out o the could and out of weak some in discussin man barracks of you. Democratic a fact bogt He captai marauder—not, puts down and quits until Tommy shootin this section without the time to get to the case con- “negotiate” cannot mittedly dreadfully oper however, Last this armed an: his The hs go) had of the most beau- the in province. American® military adviser, room, government under three successive Admin- istrations has seen. quite clear- making tear throug takin one garden jor a the of brow the ina about his he wasn’t had area tiful’ sitting you Count Kille Wer American The door, South Viet Nam, is an un- doubted exercise of the right free speec It is also an extremely dubi- ly that | man, A on ous a ses present the of dent, cai WASHINGTON (NEA) wall--dFBne-of part of the barracks at Plei- American ku is weak. It-is nailed ,loose- ly to the studs, A man can run hard against it and bust out «= Democratic of leader n the Senate. For men in stich position as these to. talk as they are talk. ing, while Red China and the Soviet Union publicly vie for the privilege of aidin the assaults sidering u prograt portrait keys Idah Church of Frank majority, rgr engraved (left), Wh Wayne Morse of Oregon or Sen, Mike Mansfield of Montana, the rty—is “1 want to 25, Johnson’s back will bureaucrats required is of President to Nov. action Bureau business cabinets taken finest portrait. It: was of his beard is evident in this Lincoln’s The start Eisenhower President relieve of Photo at left considered to be Alexander Hesler, of Chicago. 1860 photo (right). million. 300 stronger to the fashioned along the lines of the but to Security Ad- with burden. propensity themselves reduce take as bureau file of in 1956 Budget second to — Eisenhower directive such ness the boys more hair photo the poli- or RAY Communist pressure rises and around Viet Nam, An th plus the tragic inabilit of themselves to sus- Vietnamese tain and run a really viable re- gime is bad enough fact is the But far worse time the ‘enemy that every heats up the military situation Vietnamese there and the out produc of taken bushy fin respect and cree Social will it — and submission to “nego- at the tiation” moment very the Communi on their side, are increasin their commit- long right. left said to be one of th earliest is In 1839, at the ‘ag of 30, he had face. In 1858, he pose for unlined detail. Note the portrait’s f the averages about'5 — the presidential a shaken—determination to hel resist Com- South Viet Nam munist aggressio And so the fast are men bein divided country’s at Lincoln. and an ner’ crisis this still bill. at government& great- the reports Obviously, Georg McGovern of South Da- kota are quite willing to talk the languag of pompous weak- The in and five-dollar the on un- Red tape accumulation pace. The Internal Reve- record a un- — — It’s business, grows. year, a missions years it collector consider- to the government is ex- and burdensome.” Follow- approachin portrait daily. have Amon The Democrats fast. ‘this truth Voices Of Dissent is face. 8 S. WHITE WASHINGTON heard the cry many pictures him.” Here are a and are homely, haunting, of that strange, his in observes race, of the on Service— nue and -- burden Bu still million rec- papermill this government to nation’s timeless again of Millions pace. confuse can It does it with Bureau the th Budget congressman. What&# more, the cost of the back that “that comprehend now President report, paper est new each this ordered continues Paperwork to the not giant a ing costs ny the and gay, that the great is- day is at last world nation regardless than limited which Lincoln grateful stored in government buildings ‘‘at a cost of $ per square foot, on the average,” accord- is to grave jollity of laughter to prophetic intuitions rec- seein in his engulf the Abraham reverence, his col- Subcommittee on entitled Statistics open ever-quickening tics. and the Amierican tax- thought by making public a upcoming report by the House for Jungle.” ords give has Congres in food pictures the of the lip; in of curve from power. in stagnatio an differences A. faraway and with Pape Jungl A Jeag and comfort of must and worldwide his wisdom he would and birthday He receives at most States criticism split the nation the and n look dedica- than compose through the same patient derstandin and love of fellow man that find plenty. his that United leadership resolved country selfless be to land a he as his An in born astonished be which prevails still even which sue ollicki from serious, ev of expres the gamut heheld the awful of war, panorama of oppression and suffering There of Lincoln; there is no portrait of better the of find being shade, sparkle of the Jon agai and ceaseless He after cen- a marvel at the obstinac He might well in of the human race failing to heed the les- so sons tragically ‘and dramatically offere in the blood War Between the States. that to might generation has - few fri understand President resigned hostility. tury ago. reared that the be ognition of have down in us man if he the single photograph no country. could He What compassio freedom, of tion to his assas- was sinated. that powerless before a face that moved through a thou- sand delicate gradation of line and confour, ligh and Aliv If Lincol Were written the essenti Lincoln. John Nicolay, privat secretar wrote: “Graphic art was ever Lincoln' continues: If the ene- ‘the rushes my any of his back to the rural men areas, then strike again at the cities. he his concentrates men into ke areas, hit the areas he leaves ‘unguarded If he then split his men to guar a lot of small then con- areas, centrate the guerrilla forces and hit thes weak troo outposts 7
