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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 15, 1965)
_ ° ” - . | So ee — PAGE-6 Fall AND NEWS, Klamath HERALD Orego 1 Monday, Feb. 196 “There Must Paved Bea He Somew Editoal Page Around Road FULTON LEWI JR. 1s Relations Poor WASHINGTON ‘Bru Past conflict that has fighting in spark away An _ assumed Sions of the mains only a flagration. to from the “defensive” promise it riotous a majo a nature con- careful of the Viet Nam, North attack as- “imperialists,” while staging likewise the advice formal treaty ‘to istration foreign of and individuals receive and to of wished occasion -- as the on to withhold The House Jetting Abdul Americaris : --who : : take its aid remark came of and the Southeast life a of has refrained list of tance from Stun will the in of manner than Nasser a Asia Africa and notice. the of of or RALPH de assis- at the U S. and in war, in aggressi cold in the other most every fields of of the move while the dignity of to steer need a a be cannot the U. S. because of could crude costly goveriment ‘WASHINGTON-—-(NEA)-- ‘There is nt President. trip to the av p in ing in concern De Na the State Pentago over Johnson propose a Soviet‘Union assuredly will the “Moscow come talks. As a it To we were only Franklin-D- on somewhere in the world anywhere, But that’s what from not comes takin the fnitiative. The President — have - many in Viet Nam stand now, Brezhnev and Kosygi will he dealin from strength Johnson from. weakness, ing cards in his hand,’? The*questi bein asked be- ‘This is no way to assure a free South: Viet ‘Nam until “Wh couldn& he we&# ahead in the Viet and had Hanoi and Mos- war is wa worried about what might happ to North Viet. Nam?” cow asks official one unhappil “I&# afraid of what will hap cit- pen in talks under cumstances, when: we not well agains the “Viet toda coi 0 so you another ask official: to someone somethin that’s © “When giv goin up his hind closed doors in the Penta- gon and the State Department simple: How much will President Johnson&# strong desire to go down in histor as: the man who worked out a peacefu end to the Soviet U.S. cold war - influence what he agrees Viet Nam? Will the President, for nickel. cupro On the other ~ machine bloc sizable a vending the and interests the sil- Congres in to on exam: that jin - be stated with Kremlin. He-considers his election mandate make to through happene to remember President BER WO a people’ over? officials authori- Johnsdn 1 That believes President John Kennedy made a real breakthroug in U.S, re- lations with the men in the 2 of out that break- The Pentagon and Depart know worriers ment of State President Johnson has a great deal of confidence in his per- « sonal ability to negotiate with the sharp brains in the Krem- lin, He ha belief in his others to his moreover, strong abilit to convert of thinking. feel he may way worriers ‘These too haye Johnson a confidence much the Sen out of for his shrewd bargainin abilities in. compe- tition with a group of very able bargainers But the worried men diplomats and defense underestimate think he may of Brezhnev, canniness the came renowned ate I either. Johnson considers a Krem- White Housé rapproach “role” in. foreig af his pe “t ca content’ timat virtue, ‘Yal- at happy not about Laos, eventhough some “of them favored the Laos solu- tion at the time ‘‘as the onl way out.” These question come up be: Johnson dn his advisers cause have mad it clea both at the Defense and State Department something what hand bloc, representing economic hardshi on mil- an lions of Americans who now draw their daily sustenance—if not ‘their bread—from’ coin- erated machines. Which side can claim the ul- Roosevelt They’re ta. after World War II, which. re- sulted in a Communist t&am These of uses to_un-economi¢ levels, argue that most of the world is ditch- ing the old type of ‘coins for more practical ones made of Mosco you-must-have- offer. If offensive doesn’t forces, industrial oppose of our changin coins. The vendi machine peopl say that it would work way, the the Wash- of amount. On the one silver - the Tri to anti mail, in view the metal are more important and that Federal preemption of sil- ver'sto sends the price up CROMLEY LBJ& y coins. our hand, the ver RAY the handouts, statistical tables Tepresenting an that “non- When absolute. suffers in silver course foreign policy—as certainly does through continued handouts to despot who publicly insult and ridicule this country be- fore a very impressionabl world—Congress has a right to curtail the President’s author- ity in any way it can. Sukarno, only can estin strikes My own that is ina inter- feel- as perso coins are, symbolic To sense, dollars of make and metals seems this may be way to arrive at half-dollars, inferior shame— a me nation’s a quarters, our repeat it only ‘it because in I do not know. what T-read” repe hear-- and » a rather silly important decisions, of us take coins for. granted. But in our contempor- ary’ society, we would probabl Most be lost without tional Automatic Association them. The Na- Merchandising point times every icans step up to that out 58,- minute Amer- merchandise vendin machine, This adds up to an annual figure in excess of 3 billion. at-it an- +000 a Looki other buy way, worth of billion merchan- from some 4. million ma- chines every year, does not in- This moreover, $3.5 dise fought their to top in a political rougher even than Johnson bee way situa the much has used to. ‘out machin coin. ‘wee-morning- would can be lost. riety items of day vendin the at time any of night But coin- “much further. 1. million Amer- least one meal a day from a vendin machine and this does not count the additional millions who snack machines. The up at other boxes are something else juk or goes estimated icans get at them with 470,00 of grossin an-estimated $42 mil- lion year, The inside of a coin-vending any gadge which coins, stiles—looks like includin turn- machine—or United Press International Toda is Monday Feb. 15 the da of 196 with 81 to fal n a ful was ‘The Moon is full. Ine “Let ae with th Hano belligere don as a allionce interp sig of weakness!’ an r this 2 a 1862 the Jupiter. da in history: i itor,” was to serve Rube Gold- But it is de- a controls Many (reporter have been critical of the President thin skin. ‘Wrote the New York Her- ald Dougla Kiker “When the few sto- ist ye criti- were town across the very use- read for sea dut it critic un- of the nickel, the the quarter, and the coin machine won& work. More than four million coin “operate units will become obsolete. The man who gets his lunch from any automatic gadge will hav to do without until the repair- men and re-jigger the mag-, move netic field to accommodate the’ coins, This will brin ¢on- new siderable hardship It will take time before the some existi coinag has been called. in. Meanwhile, there will be the coins. In new converted ma- chines, old coins would be re- jected: In non-converted” ma- coins would be new chines, treated. like slugs For a lon period, the vend- and ing machine industry those who make use of .coin- be operated dispensers— discommoded. It would cost millions, if hot billions, to ef- fect a changeove There is an. to this— answer and former Secretary of Com- Sinclair Weeks has been merce pressin it on thos officials who make must the decision to chang or not to change Mr. Weeks has warned that the free world’s consumption of - — far-- ver light har- earl morning the of 192, Singapor fell seven day after it was invaded and 70 day after the Japanes in: vasion of Malaya, moon- May 7 1954 Vietnam: rebels outnumberin their French foes by five-to-one be- their final assault on the gan ‘mountain rimmed fortress of Dien Bien. Phu. When Dien Bien Phu fell after 22 hours of: human. wave assault, it marked the end of + day 89 of sieg of French and power in the end Indochina. In and a half years seven the French had lost esti- an Thated 100,00 men an spent $5 billion. In addition, the Unit: ed States had contributed $ billion. - trouble. too much You in your.money literally. In these of big government, how- the decision will’ prob- ever, ably be made on a basis: which ha little or nothin to-do. with the taxpayer& wishes. If the nickel boys win out, cupro pays — case, day - those cartwheels that added so much.to the drama of the West ‘will fade “in hist lik th Hi ee Bis WILLI to was the - mits to-work of spact law: Ge ‘‘coz little tete-a-tete a providi little opportu for seriou questioning.” The veteran corresponden Roscoe ‘The author: was a Nguye of the than Giap of rebel named whom stra- Vo few Americans have ever heard couldn& his “remember name if the had. Gia Directs Future But upon Vo Nguyen Giap whether tended the war whether future of the Nam_ today is to be ex- there is to be a cease-fire and then a negotiated settlement. He also provide an import- or right- state Florida’s Smather chairman of the Senate Demo- cratic Conference, has told the President. that he cannot go alon with any repeal attempt. Leader Everett Minority Dirksen, a freque ally of the: Chief Executive, has said that this is one area where he can- not help Repea of 14B he says, would “sap th vitality”? of the ‘entire federal-state sys- ferin termed the Senators have in- dicated they will figh any Administration efforts by the 14 of the to repeal Section Taft Hartle Act, which per- relatively few permanently the durin debate campaign Influential stationed at the White House: These reporters cannot risk alienating the President by of- hostile queries The re- sult is: what one, columnist has tem, On the House Whi Hale Drummond many spok for of his colleague last ic week when. fused to commit “Mr, Johnson’is in the process pea He stiffenin talks, in fact about labor Jaw to prevent he destroyin charg the that Presidential f Washing- cing pes omiee a Wane WHI S televised 196 is that Pres- conferences are correspondent hag acted them.” he has found “offensive.” ties wire service was called ‘down about Panama. a. story on White House emissaries sought about to the news suppress Walter Jenkins’ arrest. Presi- dential aides killed a story in the local daily suggestin a Chief Executive “was.leer of means press counter to the side Democrat- Bogg has re- himself to srs re- b mbar” i an v = Tar . . Bette Picture Looks it WASHINGTON— unfashionable to ‘allow the smallest cheerfulness to break the bal- in South ance sheet of the war Viet Nam is in fact muc more Teassurin than it was say, throug in this matter, week a Whil ago. be absurd, it is all the that-the true positio is bleakly hopeles many peopl seem positively Same as so determined: to bu think. prudentl The firm air strikes limited put in at President Johnson’ di. rection against Communist in North Viet Nam have “ousl cleared the air. enorm- The have established beyon "fur “possibl Johnson has of ever run intention no authorizi of and “orde t meet_th privat de- sires. They have undoubted Viet Nam and from equally whatever melodramatic excessive emboldened the Communists to. ward the one most like- error military adven- or anger ly tha is, a On of the great problem in of strength simply tures: of o frustration. doubt intention no. having this nation that what- cut precis meant my in pas invitation many to Leader Polic historical ant link between Dien Bien Phu and It today. he who directed’ the the French and who Com- as today munist North Viet Nam’s de- fense minister, directs the at- tack against the Americans in South Viet Nam. He also has was strategy against importan political voice in Communist drive to destro an the i avera of Gia played heavily weariness of the home ‘pensive with suspect in poses Indochinese also sough United States victory Militarily, and Viet “war could now war. He the intervene. Gia South Nam: naturally progress from scattered guerrilla action to attack by organize military. units. Events in South Viet Nam in- dicate h now believes the sec- phas - been reached. ond thwarted an life Jo nutty? customer attempted robber the crook had came “hero” arrested on his charge of felonious assault, Noted that British peopl washe Sense us! or to. psychiatrist can believe nonsense, have clearly challeng to Russia walk ma- are ule An hig a in at us, way short of every too H a bein Russian challenge a the so and swa wire between ‘thei dem Bogi need to proclaim “soli- darity” with their not-so- Communi brothers the North Vietnamese, and their far deepe not-to see China become unbeara seuen cops says quit neighbor in fact the ‘Chines for world communism. in by drawing his own gun an fir- ing at the stickup man. When the the first the their strongrin Southeast Asia, isn’t tavern unless Communists nese decided least in No You ‘think A New York the United States ~ is hospita to any deal with the Com- assa tak- be- country f Commu- more In these weeks of dee win- ter we are living throug a time of somber and fateful decisions in the East, The Chi- twisting the pur own of th But nobo can honorabl whispe “or maki BARBS ex- of in their peopl an before bein fought of aggression. munists, the written has liberation” such resulted “in the Communist. as China take-over. of mainland that frightfu responsibilit a led--only- nist Government promoted have with the spit in any more that euphemis a have negotiati previous negotiati has justly really wou some “‘nego notions fore history. in upon lon as who wishful favor of aggressors, that every appeasement. Those en French the negotiatio for Viet Strategy war is is- anybody still has the unde able right to proclaim himself forever under the under the ban is are what an; France, i the gotiations mis- mortal of fair debate onward, this From societ on moment’ ‘sues speculated groundless- damagingly that per- President free a representations are n part has jook with favor on’ tiated” matter settlement, no all he has said to cof the contrary. What is of here, meant is that the President course, might accep a negotiate sit- uation even while the Commu- nists go on with their maraud- in attacks. Nobody of course, supposes that any and all ne- these South p Discuss agains In over but — pensabl in shri hap the | determi- States like might lead the to suppose that the Pre: had been talkin through hat can surely exist no longer. While dissent i indis- that mayb he reall doesn&# Americans who from the id whole bi in some cas- from any use of es shrink also honest power in” any circum- stance whatever have over. ly and their his this, the ene- has been given the war— underestimation Unit dent means precisel this and alway majo a fatal This sleepin peril— well- intentioned quasi-pacifists and — President th nese — ‘Thoug the produce to nation of the whole affair has Jon been that of convincin the Chinese Communists tthat the United States simply doe not propose to allow them to South- overrun east Asia and if: at will length it must fight for the that integrity of those’ area really want to remain free. nests Qui uadi os } this grinni optimis a woul not nearly “and wi sToP: eT at may depen the struggle in Viet In with this Ph Bie ese “Maine” Haya ot Directs Rebel In battles up in for ‘the present silver content in American coins are hardl exhibitin any logic He the ‘can convert to says the coin vendin machine quickly A — and blown fight this Administra has to learn of and President has complaine New York Times and the Washingto Star about sto- could not see their view bein week’s meeting What idential limited of his efforts origin The one and Dien construc- 189 the those NEWSO PHIL day o 126 production which leaves. both government and industr in short supply He also point out that coun- try after country has been sub- silver, for States remains “An he ar-., who continue United that appeared he to 37th pres conference held b LBJ since taking office. In onl five have newsmen*been given advance notice of than more major diehard. to The compositio dime or cupro- stitutin that the ries tion have made gre their hostile. to be Last the electrical for magnetic field. thang the tegy onl measures and second as- resistivi- ty and density This involves the metallic compositi of the coin, which is put through a condition: says likely gues two its sur- newsmen President, ‘Tribu - the to flow of information the efféctively.” quit blocked by radio and television technicians. .The President. made no effort to recogniz re- were porters whose question spuri- machine through first face purpos of accepti re is the first ironclad ves. U.S, Navy, the “Mon- tests. The coin your. The the foreig money, throug one pass diameter, thickness, va- A Signe star puts purchasers a rejecting gadgets present they At ber contraption. low. that the Chines get Most Slug cannot the moreover, satisfy the need for accepts 4 and ous, etc., clude coin telephones Jaundro- parking meters, juke boxes ‘toll stations etc. With- Almanac B coins of mats, agai have reporters many to _ portant for the publi to know. ‘The feel that Mr. Johnson show up, the the I Cur Coins by and reachin me ‘i the bigges controversy ingto is over the world through perilous channels, authority~in- any field, including his weak it does judg To charts, the free foreign relations, its food ‘the U. S. in Cairo, for but get can President, the TOLEDANO... Silv in Sukarno—con- a virtually free rein in trying of seeing their a tyrant Indonesia’s told Certaitil of number a weary effect Folliard. -in- terested onl in the use he can make of them, that he wants them around not as dissemina- information but as’ an tors of echo of what he considers im- erous. countries dmong which—while not Communist relations, international’ since so States and dozens their noses fight against token 100. stantly oppose in the UN, in the House from economic or United found be by the the feeling that the President is that time. who newsmen facilities were woefully inadequat Seats were available for onl 31 The oth- 11 shoe-horned into a er were tiny room, where the hot glare of television and newsreel situation ludi- lights mad the consistently. so than more more publicly thumbing a abuse such aid, and military the. Reed White House in And for the-147 takin from the receiving now Georg a Mr. Johnson called that mornin press conference Newsmen were give 37 min- advance notice. As a re- utes able taken of its to — write: have to reporters “Some cism, choosin their to accredited have com- Press Presidential House discontent. idly by nation recipients Check Occa- so. and go to hades, Nasser’s. on top of the burning of a installation U. S. in in action have know becoming forcefully more peopl live U. S. the various this country power to stay Asia have a to that led Executive of the Philadel- the Chief Robert Roth phi Bulletin to ferences. Then on Thursday criticism broke into pub that lic print when the Washington Post&# Edward Folliard, dean of the White House correspon- dents disclosed the reportoria and com- and Peking, only deepen clear headquarters stood No and is dollars used to provide aid to whovholds out his hand: for all he while telling the United States to-take and go jumpin the lake. imitation Moscow will be determination t troop many certain the of tax In true must — sit- Johnson has been derelict in his dut by refusing to hold regularly scheduled press con- U.S. did Nasser are It the Mr. did so. action plaine To Here subsidies of food shipments does do Vietnamese the for influence do to :“to the United Arab Republic— Teversed—it until chance attacks supplie by arms the has their con- news weeks many of the Secretary involvement for U. S. earth but the decision is not of this country’s North them considerable wield foreign affairs, if it sionally, war, Communist admiri- Congres sense, in involvement. with Congres in recommendations. the face of the the only Senate the, every consult to committees practical a position consent prudent it their In . U affairs—subject matters—almost finds on the Most reporters deplor of background use frequent briefings by LBJ. The private after which reporters talks attribute nothin directly can newsmen sult, Although the Preside is charged responsibility, under the Constitution, conduct White mitting “‘demon- Fed the the By steppin up strations.” The Communists may have been content with the kind of attrition they had been waging in Southeast Asia. But they now must the have of making. while itself Moscow. Red China has ‘confined threats of future retaliation against the in to rec embass the U. S. on. re- called only worsened fere avhealthy regard for the consequences escalating this conflict to force a military few more unlikely spot decision. There are dimen- Nam Thus far Moscow has been stress sistance abetting the Viet South hastil day’s uatio1 In 1,300 years.” it for 32 Relations — between. Lyndo Johnson and have the capita press corps badl deteriorated. Last Thurs- Stag Fire’ Corp LBJ- b brain- anything Now h tells ~ Military. ever subtle and more delicate diplomati compl this countr It is - face a roping one’s way ‘throu hi dark explosiv full The of walk sita is room necess and in the in national honor element most in- terests of the free world, But precise becaus finitel Tisk tan bearin responsibilit spe ‘dut to with care and a it is ahy kind owes so Wal in- every o public a terrible and act her restraint, onl Sunda
