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22 _ a “ - . — PAGE-6 HERALD NEWS AND Tuesday Feb. 16 Falls, Orego Klamath 1965 LEW LTQ J Th ° HERAL Red Carpet Youths To Attend Bi Red Festival the WASHINGTON Communist to pe Inadequa Securit Neither accountin existed for Hoa, Bien At and than plausibl that a where Security Communist that was mor- up to the South both bases included at Americans. The system style employed nineteenth to. more to have seems been warfare century Roya Radar shire claims Establishment communication in January, believe pierce by its This that equipment calibration tests spher the copper- droppe from.an aircraft 45,000 feet distinctly in Echo 2’s scribed culiar the the on is miles 100 image on the RRE The British space claim. with readily de- make denied admits this there could it a hole in satellite bein _Axe For Postal A shar decline saving system has Gronouski to highly popular heyda peale deposit in thé posta Postmaster led friend 54-year- the abolition of the saving this thrifty. once its In program per up to ing bonds. nowaday But institutions banks are and close as banking private other as the a security precautions in 196 agai anti-Communist stu- dents won a few place on the U.S, delegatio And again, the to but a students reported back to the FBI and Congres ‘Th head of the U.S. delega tion at the 196 festival in Hel- for the skinki& the it, of business. system whiclris there office But Congres one million should least breaking he is ith PHIL still Richar Hann D-Calif,, this stor on of his one Rep even. tells col- league the was congressthan about to be introduced as guest speake at a banque his wife passe a message to him from the other end of the head table. ‘Th person givin the introduc tion happen to catch the con- tents of the note and mentioned it in his remarks. “I thin you folks should know how cl the congress- man-is ‘Sh to just hi wile,” he said. pass him a_note before this audience.” Gettin to his fe “He said an into his came the con- gressman confes: “I hate to kick sentiment in the teeth, but ‘KISS’ happen to stand for ‘Kee It Short Stu--- day and office the other about some. * some- thing which would increase ‘for his old age.’” wher his reported isconl ag as 7 I& erroneously (Young actually was 75.) “My, stock practically broker tells in the prime daughters of leadin nist Party members in the DuBois in continues friendly relations but authorities to with frank- Worried are military strengt to blaming Communist. try’s south, for filtration William Moyers found himself surrounded by reporters the other day, thie White House aide cracked: feel lik “I of lion a in den a Daniels.” California Gov. for Edmund G. proposin with- of state taxes income first time. advantag it seems, be to get tax receipt Brown is héldin the One would from California. residents, new who presently pay no taxes un- til the year after they arrive. Said’ Brown in his budget mes- sige: “L but believe in welcome wagons, this costs one established too much.” “taxpayer In talk recent a possibl on Communist- huddled with the up his remarks on strong aggressive note b say- ing: r House a.creative in this nation&# affairs.” But, as he sat down, he added force stage a live “ICT whisper: lon enough.” Part ivesh young Thruston B. not the in- are Cuba- to Communist land, it is the North expert an even illegally into known has supplied Reds Vietnames militar hardwar with youn lads! get Why the into Kentucky!’ the race Moscow raids. and showdown in after statements milder were Kosygin’s mier forehand. the Po- than the Pr speeche Translated: out of e- ‘be the peculiar code languag used by the . Communist king& _equal Pe- powers, reactions been have quietl have Soviets several withdrawn from thousand men. force in the their East German last few months, and the move- Berlin ment is continuing. In is circulating that rumor the the Russians pla to shift some their bor- eastern to divisions with China, The Soviets have der. totaling 300,000 in say would effect in nor, itself in the war in Viel Nam. ‘The authority is Tao -Hsi- who believes that originally ‘Ko- However, cautiou accordin time couldn&# tracks they had thority and a chief control of the of nuclear Russia&# _stra- Viet Nam? China top midst may affairs Presi- adviser to Kai-Shek believes be forced to involve BARB Glendale. Calif., ton of North way “political settlement”. therefore switched to talk de es Minist er Murville’s day of talks in Washin Feb, 18-20 may pave “th for a Johnson =De Gaulle in Paris; early this Informed French offi- say Couve intends to. re“ summer, cials view with and world problems thoroughl both President. Johnson Secretar of State--Dean Rusk Southeast Asia is-expect- ed to get top priority, and about at RALPH Niet scientist ited number.of Viet Con now-an the of ‘de view militarily.in and economic weakness- home. committed Nevertheless, reports reach. in government. analyst here indicate the Communists. will the in South Viet war step up steppe The number. Asia—and before the South Vietnamese attacks on Don Hoi. and Vinh Linh. Some time back U.S. gov- ernment ‘analysts had deduced from the compositio of the 69) 9:55—17) 10:02) ) 7 10:30-12) i 1.00407) | to Viet North has increased sharply are. reportedl a There in of Chinese ad- with the Viet servin visers Con were to 5) 9.3012) 6 Nam. Nam. visit U.S themselves up aid for - 10 9-00-10) lim- a for the For additional ‘effect it is conceivable Brezhnev... a ned cancel ‘out “Pres- ident Johnson& projected visit tothe Soviet Union and a_pos- sible return visit b one or an- other of the Soviet: leaders. Capture documents and pris oner interrogations indicate the Red Chinese some months ago with These. step-up decision made before the Kosygi variety advisers Kosygin-could Russians can& risk get- bogge down in Viet Nam far from home logistically. fense Couve meeti strengthening North Vietnamese grow- number of Chinese techni- advisers in. Hanoi. But these will be a step- far cty trom another Korea in- vasion b Chinese “volunteers” and far ‘les than the Soviet missile ‘crisis in Cuba . cal, TOLEDANO... de Lincoln And Viet Nam Crisis of y In April -of “Abraham 186 Lincoln—President for just over month—wrote two: a sen- tence letter. to the governor of pro- grams a compyter so it pro duces poetry on request. A literary. quarterl pai for and printed five of the poems. Who would have listed poets among the victims of automation? Lincoln Pennsylvania “I think bein cessity of the ne- increas- read he said. ‘Look t it.” These are immortal hardl words in their cadence or- their message. But they said for Lin- what the country had yet coi* es.” learn—that to the day of crisis rapidly approachin preparation crisis into tragedy ‘Th words as t Johnson less is crisis could own agai that time necessity lon as man of Abraham when Lincoln he was scemed. as we some- Birthday, Emanci- born of war- and delaye as th Unjo heroic Even emotionally and psychologicall ready “to act, Hé had thought through his position, weighing it was possibl by «a was ready to compro- principle but one—the preservation. of fire power. the adulation and the rhetoric that has not self- ceased since an assassin’s bullet ended his life. Even the phrase Great Emancipator, is decep- tive—for Lincoln such was no thin His decision to free the man wlio mise any executive than b into rhung with the mists one to at times do on Lincoln&# the view of the Great was prove can.turn ends, slaves mightier right And here the parallel Lookin back, properly never on which manity month made a that his in are we tr@yed than Inaugur President: With- pertinent to- then, Lyndon a were from the him are could his Cabinet or impose the Congres Unruly generals plague him until he found Ulysse Simpso Grant, and he sorrowed more than he acted, A President in the John- sonian mold would have aston- ished and dismayed him. Mr. Johnson’s _politic virtuosity, groundin in the science of ma- nipulation are alien to the Lin- coln temperament. Yet Lincoln was able to project himself into the ranks of strong Presidents by intuition and a sense of hu- manage his will one door of _a dent Chian Alexei Ko- that Soviet Pre mission to North Viet Nant failed and that the Soviet Union North Vietnamese a of technicians, includin - US. Gaulle: Tao& defenses. day Communist _on of the anti-aircraft instal- lations around “Hanoi. here is also evidence the have Russian offered the some assurances they risk rea- Nam and pos- miss China wouldn& b bambed. has received ‘suc no in this war. In fact, hints have been droppe to Mao that in case his Chinese do en- ter the Viet Nam war with Ko- rea type “volunteers,” he can expect bombing raids on main- land China&# industrial, and_mil- itary installations, including her nuclear plant in fhe north- Pekin can Viet in of the 1950s. Then received assurances confrontation Hanoi to gettin A in Cuba, the Russians may well put modern ground-to- air (anti-aircraft) missiles and provide Russian troops-to train North Vietnamese in It is even possibl the’Rus- use. sians will man temporarily that Neither Foreig to Vietnamese attacks on Ameri- installations and U.S. re- the Russian taliatory raids, found it impossibl to talk of —but in war was weapons sibly fighter planes ‘The Red Chinese toda can& of the safe-haven ar- Korean delegatio Moscow anti-aircraft rangement they had during the open French three can reduction tegic position Involvement that dy to give North Nam Viet so Johnson-De Maurice “political. was theory, in the out turn age an effect: Kosygi _can~afford_econo Russia commit ly or militarily to groun force to action in South The divisions 400,0 men. Western ex- troop a not area to Conflict Soviet west: was Germany. East nor be certain an- ready to jump not China the for several years and-now estimated 12.000 at about Mill: The Rumor «tha the evidence There is area Se the aisle and see lads the Demo- do fin up. And across are on. machine, war Viet Brezhnev Moscow’s a into Nam. sia. The machine’ tools scheduled for Iron Curtain export have definite military potential, ac- cordin in Korea 2 Tse- Mao to get prepare other be there ‘ se cr meéan spy and disclosed attract just amazed every will Peking’ 1 isn& Neither- and not move are Morton, ed Tm look in to was ‘candidates, the evidence her is: into tools Red Chinese to North shouts against U.S. bombing and “imperialistic” Berthold Poland. to sygin’s Arguing that the necessary first-step in rebuilding the Re- publican. slippin been Nationalist. be can Nam Kosygin precision (NEA)—Des- promise of support Viet of been al- an Indonesian to timetable lege dominated the Moslem annex area by 1970. In- Mindanao-Sulu known to have donesians are also-has mi in Indonesi pecte ly_aggressiv and defensive. wound WASHINGTON pit Russian and Beitz, the general manage of the German industrial gi ant, Krup They informed Beitz that the Administration welcomed a deal in Krup which several million dollars shippe Spoili Not For All-Out tools. The oie Red President Hubert Hum- phre and Under Secretary of State Georg Ball last week their endorsement warm gave to the export to Communist Po- land of West German machine However, Indonesia. Defense Department has announced the arrest of a sus- perts M CROM RAY are Vice the reforms: in the House.of Repre- sentatives, Rep “Richard Boll- Missouri Democrat, spok ing, in tones that sounded alternate- a officials asked to contribute funds for the DuBois clubs; printing Communist equipmen for. a youth group has been turned to the DuBois over clubs.” - me of Commu- active are clubs; and members of other Commu- nists youth groups have been moved into the DuBois clubs; haming When (Pat) BE W man id!&q Sen Stephe Young, D-Ohio, was slightl put out recently news. about the extent Indonesian of infiltration of islands. Presi- their. southern disclosed Diosdado has dent plan to shift some of the coun- out. growth stocks, He wanted value Party Communist . . sygin& mission Filipinos Worried: The Philippine 80-year- asked the-foreign cables: Youn pointe life.” “>. Philippin Worried ly simpl said ‘KISS,’ ob- viousl intendin to inspir him quarters. members are active at all lev- els of the DuBois clubs organ- ization. Man sons and tin I Unromantic which America the for as name Marxist new yout organi- and selected San Fran- cisco as the site for its head- of the NEWSOM... maintain — lished plan for formulated off Indonesia (NEA) official an Publications director, ‘a.reporter for the Notes:from WASHINGTON festi- conferred recent- festival’, officials in Bloice, who is the NOTEBOOK . ‘Kiss’ in Bloice ly look cuttin before Myerson Myerso participat plannin Ca the in depositors windows at of- sav- little seems remain to again of the W.E.B, DuBois clubs, Another DuBois Club official, and itself Series E its o then, pos three pay government cent per Michael leftist. was California a will val institutions and 3.75 carefully, into why rely on-thepostal corner mailbox, the government guarantees bank de- ;Posit well beyon the $2,500 limit.on posta WASHINGTON cent, O the face reason American delegation re- peatedly involked the Fifth Amendment when asked about their Communist ties, Party leaders invoked tight inches lon and 7 inches sophisticate enough.” 18 ‘not’ private four fers ap: e. Listing: zation turned Durin Congressiona hear- ing that ‘ollowed leaders of Savin accounts, General of millions. to savin of propose present. Bu it is difficult radar set capable of measurin but s$ at national foundin convention, to be held in June, 1964. At this convention, held in San Francisco, the delegate adopt ed the W.E.B, DuBoise Clubs. as the working to more. sophisti- is at wide as there after Force Base. even a expose were “imperialist spies” shortly balloon equipmen their cated tha “pe- a the recalled, is voluminous ver information to the FBI and the House Un- American Activities Commit- enough that it Americans side deduction that the canister di- as Vanderberg Air British scientists are ‘imagin quickly agency It is screen, “flabby and elongated writhing pattern.” as fact. the the torn was 195 a: Di a U.S. of stu- spunk young dents manage to win place the U.S. delegation- to the Seventh World Youth Festival, at Vienna, The anti-Communist on * delicate of the anti-Communist on claim one by group balloon by gone in two holes. is In punctured by from The infiltration th it youth. Adminis- their was have equipmen picked up released and the shot appears screen. balloon other, making balloon Spac base 1 Echo “delegate of the W.E.B. DuBois clubs would direct recruiting for the Algiers bash. Rubin has warned DuBois Club leaders throughout the countr that extraordinary pre- cautions must be taken to pre- Nam. club a party meeting in October, 1963 Hall&# orders were imple mented when delegate were instructed to attend a confer- in Chicag in December, ence 1963 At this conference, the ers vent in cut in the were holes, hence two vided Viet are and British they would The RRE have easily were on delegatio that if the Echo 2s and away spher This air. to accurate so the scientists track a size of a tennis ball pro- . there as they The out the and South in Aeronautics claims meteorites just af- beginning to equipmen Communist- World, youth organization Marxist Federa- Top American Communists re- cently met in Moscow to map festival strategy. They learned from the party’s bright young organizational secretary, Mor- timer Daniel Rubin, that lead- most enoug and Union of Stu- trolled. that ears in ~ imperialism. sponsore by Worl Coast People’ Note: A confidential govern- ment report reveals the nature of the W.E.B, DuBois Clubs of America—the that will group direct recruiting for the Ninth World Youth Festival. The report states: “The Communist Party& gen- eral or- secretary, Gus Hall, dered the formation of a new tion of Democratic Youth, both of which Communist-con- are businesses? men place Echo 2 U.S. the fact canister before the in meteorites. was and they ought to be the The the International dents and the Spac tration 2 scien- ha country but orbit. British in and inflation merchandise be holes the Echo British satellite launching own ‘ter the initial its near- hole in a retail ma- even employed eyes American festival is nounce electronic equipment tect job protecting of the the and On British Worcester- satellite The 1964, balloon-like the the in discovered to have American launched tists equipment new electric standard West The U.S.A., hundred from both sides of the Iron Cur- tain will be on hand to chant Communist slogan and de- chance been. detection security-conscious Surel if they are goo this Shar Ey Employing the were become of some modern the have stores the for some would not were of Where have Excep casualties wonders contrac- since. sentry discovered lone greater. Why air- U.S. of scores anything a ‘rauders that Cam Hollaway. eraft were blown to bits by tars last August, the excuse tual agreements left securit Vietnamese. McNamara securi deficient the Pleiku at Secretary has.given official other any nor Defense Leaders of — Party, several send delegate to the Ninth World Youth Festival, scheduled for Algiers in August, More than 15,00 delegate indecisions immobilized, the risks and the advantage He knew where he was goin lon before he had begu the jour- President Johnson total ney. improvisation, and his lack of real commitments to poli- any be obscured b a But behind firmness, each act determined of Mr. Johnson ‘there is little more than the act: itself. T a world of nuclear wea- pons and cold wars that some- i can scemin how alway ly, But he would in fighting would have indecisive: hav been rea- dy for crisis. Abraham end Lincoln brooded and a fretted Berlin a Cuban crisis, would stoo in without The a Viet Nam crisis: He have known where he relation to his own soul, though ‘of’a consensus. or military political psychologica and aspects of the Vietnamese war—and it is noth- less than thar ns Rott known for many months’ to the Kenned Johnson Administra- tion, Mr. Johnson was th first - of Nam—in his vice presidential role—and he then advised more massive United State interven- Even Dr, Walter Rostow, the apostle of unilateral disarm: ament in the Stat Department called for a deepe U.S, involve- alter his first. before had deteriorated crisis ‘state. situation to its’ present the Since Novembe of 196 there have been efforts to dismantle whatever elements of policy had been slowly formin under President. “Kenned The air strikes have given the iflusion oi a policy—but the State De- partment and. the Defens De- partment must have more to of- fer ‘i a free. Since this -world cannot. now Half stav and half free, resident Johnso must meet the challeng of our time&# ogfidur tracte cr follow- As alway since the advent of the cold war—with one or two exception when John Fos- ter Dulles was Secreta of ite—the question remains, “Where do we go from here,” President Lincoln thoug he an- conflict, of facin pro- our age of up to that germin- fact, Almanac By United Press International inspectio trip with General Maxwell Tay- lor— and half the Kenned to visit’. Viet tion. ment where he was going. He knew— the South knew—that this na- could not endure half slave tion * in representative Administration guishe lon and mightily, knew a8 _ Toda the 47th follow, The Tuesda is da moon of 196 is Feb. with 16 31 to approachi its last. phase . The mornin star is Mars, The evening star is Jupiter. On this da in histor In 166 the Elks. Club was found Justic “t practive charity, brother “lov faithfulness In Ku to 193 Austrian Chancellor Schuschn vo and “bowe Nazi pressure and agreed to ‘admit Austrian cabinet. T Nazis into Corregido in Philippine “and Plante U.S. fla of land. on on a half-mile ¥ LOND( sour Minister pecte t durin ‘t his 194 American paratroop er land BONN the the stretch As
