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© _ - . PAGESS AND NEWS, HERALD Wednes Falls, Orego Klamath ditor Pa Feb. 17 196 WASHINGTON (NEA) The Viet Con daring Americans in South Viet may in part result from U.S. shilly-shallying in recent Laos. In our Laotian bombin we are makin the same mistake made at Cuba’s Bay of we — increased agains Hazard Pigs. The which time arrived has continues trance cate that tacks have too little is sometimes than doin nothing Except for one or two major raids, the plane have gone out in ineffective patterns, if bomb- in experts here “ar correct will cautions dee cut colleg thoroughfare and motorist is handicappe a cannot either that onto because headed either of basketball game, attract of future. a ‘Th polic direct traffic the campus as is often the case, several may be ou in the middle of the highway trying to either move into the southbound at time FULTON would b to install a light. would be to cut away the entrance and the fourth to build over be with latter the is thing of the expandin a little we do can the neck someone save at lustrated by the good crowds which watching the Owl basketballers, caused some complications been W speak of parking It’s stick the giving mal for public present The elsewhere. OTI’s In those proble of growin up, college’ credit, it must be pointe following ball games, a campus police- man has been o duty assisting drivers as the leave the area. Certainly this is a goo ste in reasona good da when the roadway from campus to highway is completed there are. overhead lights in the parking area and along direction to parking. This is nor- organizatio operatin sports for consumption Unfortunatel people cars You to athletic contests need some will find this at major colleg university basketball contests at Candle. the which street sides three the and sidewalks and surrounds all of the are paved And we&# agree the campus roads, parking Rome wasn’t in a day! Allies Draw Togethe nothin — contemptuousl hidden threats from a man Englan as a place of namb pamb pacifism and » the United States as isolationism sour to draw land, of at last a bega Britain and this — who saw coun- u Hitler. truly togethe against Adolf From this movement there to rise and solidify that real and mighty Anglo Amer: ican partnershi which was at bega - length to.contribute so much to the defeat of fascism around the earth. It is a truism to say now that Hitler fatally overestimat- e British weakness ‘and under- graduate cynicis and Ameri- can_ selfishness. and parochial ism. ‘This was, surel in part because he had a great deal of unintended encouragement from Americans who kept pointing out that it would be impossi ble to defeat him that in any case war was ‘unthinkable, and anyho look at that dread- ful class syste in Englan and all that. (One now hear it said that — really fightin done by un- useful can be in Viet Nam ment, he is usin Indonesia to force a steadily rising Brit- military commitment to the defense of Malaysi from the Indonesian pseud strongman, ish and, anyho {s it really a “democratic” regime, complet with rural electrification - Medicare?) Still the ultimate, decisive could not be forever hid- len This was that Hitler was reaching for the vitals of Brit- aln-and the United. States,Both countries knew it, and so acted accordingly. Had Hitler. not been so brutally candid as: de- liberatel to risk an~all-ocean war on two hug main fronts and half a dozen ‘subsidiar fact migh all ones, :well have been historically different. The An- alliance glo-American might ne di have existed in the way it The question arises now whether the Chinese Communist leader Mao not is Tse- repeating in 1965 Hitler&# su-» preme folly of 1940..Even while h is settin his North Vietna- satellite forces more-and mese more savagely against us and our thus allies. in forcing ‘American South a Viet steadil _militar Nam, rising — - . Sukarn What is. the developin here he- United States and Britain, indeed is that most vital of all forms of communit of interest that. poign communit of interest which tween —_ springs up wh betwee third a is partiality trying with men fine im- destr the interests of both. or When a few weeks ago the Laborite Prime Minister to Persons new. Britain, Harold Wilson came here to see President Johnso of reasonable expectation might have been that he would look down’his nose at the course of the United States in Sout Viet a am For “intervention” thi of kind, even in behalf of ob- victims of Communist. ag- @ression, is in the bad book of Just such leftavin Socialists as Harold Wilson so recently had vious understandi was a and for his for Ing-Malaysia- pro-Communist of Now, of to course, another assailants. there is the that Britain Malaysia, for our we should ig piecemeal small ineffective same result He urged the American peo- pl to spea out in condemna- tion of U.S. imperialism and to demand the withdrawal of all GIs from South Viet Nam. The demands were soon made. In Los Angele mem- bers of a party-controlled youth group, the W.E.B, Dubois Clubs demonstrated outsid the feder- al buildin to protest the Amer- ican attacks, DuBois Club mem- ber participated in a similar demonstration at the San Fran- cisco Federal building, several hundred miles to the north. And time cilic, American looking aljianc toward the this Pa- as member of aggres- versity of Wisconsin held a’sim- ilar protest meeting. Amon the der, Daniel Friedla Club activist. was DuBois a A confidential government re- port reveals that top party lead” directed have ers infiltrate comrades take and Communist over to ‘non- throughout the nation: “An ava- Janche of instructions party went out to party districts i November and December seek- ing means 4 promote” activities RALPH Powell&# merel tions Close Look at the a dent Jolinson holds an. increas- ing percentage of public confi- dence, There are, to b sure. complaint from the public, and to resistance some phase of of signs will. Washingto always co is' talk, ip and has been “cooked. up beth’s broth But dissent come, great any At sin’ no are of is, (He tim es! Sizes 1 requit fabric, Fifty pattern— pattern and spec Marian | News, that number, 350 SP ONE PA’ no payroll.) as Education Hawaii to PHIL November. in NEWSOM.... Almanac Hocus Pocus I Cairo By United Press International Today is Wednesd Feb. 17 da the 48th follow. ‘Th of 196 with 31 to approachi is moon its phase last. The mornin star is Mars. The evenin star is Jupiter. this- On In 181 for the first time in American history, a city.street —.in Baltimore illumi- wag — nated b gas lights In 190 the eldest daughte of President Theodore Roosevelt married in the East was Room of the White House. Alice, 193 the Suprem In Tuled in test a cal for power the Authority& sell major a — Court that the case Tennessee Valley Wilson Dam could electri- victory Deal. New requir considerable aid to arms privat effect West to halt United These seek there was from Israel, agents there from in tures but informants said they included a pledg not to accord diplomatic recognitio Germany. first raeli Eas to firms to copyrights, reaction maintaining allowin patent investing use from companie Israeli i that West Germany has bowed to pres- which in the the sures - Arab.states have applie against A firms prevent to on Tanks ing factory nation of these ‘good ~will” ges- is thin provocation, We go into swered Southeast Secretar Asia when State Dulles underestimated situation. The President has made it plai he doe not in- of the tend South abandon to though Nam, quite to Fo all in Viet he is sure, realism in- bi hu giv- the Kosygi Russia’s ceptio be of the aware his ar- Peking, the official re- on cool. was Soviets must, one as- sumes, be considerin just what their stake is in Southeast Asia. The Chinese really have an im- stuli portant of Johnson&# failure send the Vice President to Winston&# of funeral, and one. It is rice, prestig But whether and gov- politica gain, tliey take could over the people of the hug pen- insula withou meeting substan- resistance and without great ern pol icy that tial all cost would miraculously the problems of Viet D Gaulle. gold, Berlin, Russia, and here China, it the that smart in Soviets ry word that the strikes agains Viet stallations acr retaliations sense a move Stron the retaliato- Con the and Is- and in from giving them technical help The Egyptian back in 195 closed the Suez.Canal to Israeli to’ in- the will come more hold did not no like that, broaden’ the an- with critical It may not clear, It may become even murky, But the President hesitate. The peopl Even the GOP, bus border: refaliation’ unhesitatingl nettle of danger it until the predi clarifies, cament preparations attack, were to launch a nonplusse for the admire, ‘The publi ha plenty ofnews of the White House an al- certainly is uninterested in the fact that Mr. Johnson has held few o the hug for- mal that conferences press’ mushroomed up in the post-war White out most years. are Some bitter, but some who, about think the the correspondent there also while are unhappy absence of them, President’ be may right. Over the ferences years have the press con- from a grown comparative handful of pondent gathered about President’s tive an desk office to atditorium, in a A his hug goo corres- the execu- show in half of the question have been about dams, highways and other ‘for city and state news desk mills. The advent of tele- vision in the Eisenhower years brough out the ham in a num- ber of those present The just had to be seen and heard, The result wa not clarification, but ‘confusion. ‘There are many. super spe- cialists in the Washingto press The do not cover the corps, ° conference them Said to have U S. The trained units, approval ment also had Israeli. military Germans some The press gives to ask intelli- How the agreement new refrainin will from in conflict East. In any of in the an sudden turnabout be strenuous West German at- temp to court Israeli goo press corps. Meanwhile Johnson plays it b ear. There the the are shoals Administration. dange to the balance of Mr. for squeeze.. the grim possibility of a steel strike. the church-and-state con- flict’ in the educational bill these are possibl trouble mak- ers. Meanwhile, Mr. Johnson — goes alon doin man hard- Major issues, ay about can do all on a the out rt, of shape ‘th fashion a sa ape anything it Fee spe e a mind in when h ‘th most piec on A noted Gold and dollar in the payments “I u or shi picture ‘feminine,” traditional on made the board? the aggressiv marriag counselor offers husbands and wives rules havin a successful ' tel. Man we& hate to be th ‘umpir interpretin those for Man zen i X a Superi struction to triets.” sprin women’s be emphasis the sets of pl buildings” plan ‘‘to BARB says will Quee ahead seems will, curves. Intr SALEM Middle national and international: is- But so crowded sues. the are formal shows of today press that. specialists rarely can b heard. President Johnso has been calling in the able reporters who cover the White House and giving them news. Now and then he has called conferences without advance notice and only few reporters other than the a White House regulars have been on hand. The confusion of the massive conferences is on the conscience of the Capito with Sch Cairo an- to mark a from what had nounceme Paris James Ro Gossett. the event, gently prepare question about style ‘Robert er, supply event will Park. Active G. Ma aid directly, has de- intention to intervene arms immediatel armed rial F. rael, The United States, while gen- theoretically opportunit pur- de in was th erally beat. House st num- chase by the Germans United States. The ing part, willing. most Rail He is Delivered Alread delivéred are a of ‘tanks originally ber effect the Israeli armament pro- gram cannot be immediatel as- sessed France lon was Israel’s chief supplier»an recently re- iterated firm friendshi for Is- The Nettle. to grist Johnson graspe can can- answer, in’ and Were war. general President sendin ‘somethin Pekin now Mr. be to seeins acceptance playe hot is and, cific Israeli ports, ‘Ten of the Arab Leag states appl the boycot Others do not. The West German in associ- ation with other Europea na- tions,-have been participant in a program ‘to deliver $8 million in modern ‘armaments to Is- rael. throughou the world from hav- or assembl plants expla: no al- | famil; qui a sh employe use and other Israel Klamath his shippin and later beg boycot tin shippin companie which. — boy which first of all bans all between the Arab states trade between nations, to- Arab Republic, Officially individuals and Israel, and secondl tempts to plac restrictions for gestures” and with Israel. Bans All Trade This is the Arab Leagu trade that has agree Israel in return “several goodwill ward Bonn by th firms doin business — explana- cott is to the German history in From Cairo comes of a hews bit of diplomati hocu pocus which in-future- is likely to It The fateful prophecy. ‘Tod 4( West 18t N. ¥. P dress wil chairman of the and Labor Committee, has hired a former Mis Universe contestant, Cor- inne Huff, as a $9,81 a year She secretary. Powell on “committ business” rival as | yo adds Printed then and however, Powell’s on Powell, House en preparing cr wit raves. member is Hattie F. who makes staff M dress Congressman’ a year. longer volved, k repellent as World in clared its legislation i negotiated a down McGILL Notebook—Presi- prevalent. for settlement. The ‘Preside Grasp : Washingto throug the mo- puttin on a show in goi a preparation planes. of gressman helpe out b puttin her husband, Howard on the Congression payroll at $7,21 a groups “peace &g be clerk $8,06 a year. Mrs, Dodson was on five counts.of in- tax come evasion and four counts of making false -state- ments in 195 She served short priso a term and was paroled. The Con- in -organizers The second- Dodson Madison, Wis. stu- dents and professors at the Uni- Nam, Communists - cheered a the-party& national-committee; denounced the American sion, of are Anglo members vaccine. large mission, stron instructions Johnson advisers to on the num- sharpl makin only file as_a- was the on The “A massive demonstration was held Feb. on the University of California campus at Berkeley. Thirteen hundred students and stream not to be beastl in Asia. To considerable very extent far ahead of where we have been. There is at might minimum the shell of a new we Communist predictable. Johnson, a press re- lease condemning the strike as “an act of brutal aggressio which horrifies the world.” Herbert Aptheker, first there were from these hold down has the general step- in the in blood jab at American personnel in the be- lief that the United State is strong. out SIZES raised her salary to $12;1 to $13,33 now were issued solve righteous clerk relations faculty a the bein a inoculated with After man’s raids as start b staff, The benevolent bes minutes after announce- the attack, the party’s ‘director, Arn- of old of this NE Tec Within ment public vicinity admonitions to of was enterprise in South- east Asia. Rather, be hearing from the London a continuous preach advice and © 196 b oper- plana fightin (and origina pla the to was year. of set Still, the basic present strat- egy of the Chinese Communists has drawn the erstwhile doctri- Socialist naire Britain of Wil- far son to the closer toug American pragmatism of Pres- ident Johnson than could ever in the world have been the otherwise. case Given a less arrogantl offen- sive Mao, we would not now b the understandi atti- seeing tude of Wilson&# Britain, which affords at least Britain’s goo will reaction Apparentl in Laos commission, b just enoug to give them training A series of war, higher U.S, in which way Prior to her marriage in 196 Johnson exceeded smallest possibilit will send troop to hel ever in South Viet Nam, just as there is the smallest. possibil- ity that we shall send troops And turthermore you& contributed to the risin cost of auto insuroncel” : The officials have ordered these raids carried out, however may well have convinced Ha- noi and Pekin that the United States does not mean business. It may have enticed them ta 916! Mrs, Powell $3,07 a year quickly were problem of defend- own a installa- Blank sympathy out 0» The sympathy. sympathy b his need “sneak a strikes, The air Party leaders een. onl “. American The fact was, however, that Harold Wilson showed to-Presi- dent Johnson a most lively It BER WO two American Nam. forms and guns. —These light air attacks are excellent conditionin for Red forces in meeting air attacks— for the strikes are not rough enoug to put Red troop out of though sobering second them about stepping up the The Honorable Adam Clayton Powell; Congressma from New York&# Harlem, has raised the salary of his administrative as- sistant Mrs. Powell to $13,3 ‘nter- were then sent to President at the White House, areas built Viet rifles indicate they pan- now nolonger. ‘The missions reportedl have been held down on orde close to the White House. As in th canceling of air cover in the in- vasion of Cuba. an attempt has been made to show U.S. deter- mination without stirring up an international incident. designe ‘t achieve _Commu nist objective in VietNam.” obtained and each comrade was ordered to write and sign an in- dividual wire condemnin the on WILLIAM S. WHITE . season, the telegram direction. Oh for any direction, righ the some A quarter WASHINGTON century ago, at just about this tions in North _ T the sout proceeding b news that planes had launched attack” upon military it is case of one nigh the ence, rupte with panicked Report ie con- Bombi 7 leaders of the Ilinois Communist Party were meeting in a closed-door Chicag confer- nevertheless. portedl Reds. the have tended that bombing Re suppl would convince lines_in-Laos Red China and North Viet Nam business and giv meant we re- Protests of Feb, out that who drive and and Park just have also has side of the campus; not so goo on the north side near the gym In the future Owl officials will have to make plan for on Fil WASHINGTON—On Organize Parki as ineffectiv plane at bombing in Laos officials Som U.S. resist- considerable up ‘The first countermeasures machine Darin Mo ance. De Gaulle Takes On U.S. at OTI enrollment. 2 Orego Tech athletics, ing routes. effects ate. This build time to ado and time to carry out these countermeasures, The Reds hav recently built up the anti-air defenses and intensified training their infantry in fir- at- import- LEWIS JR. Red underpass or may will indi- ef- the Reds decide what to which the bombers from worth- no several : intersection. But What cars of frequentl by leap and bounds, the time for such action closer than we think. may be cars leavin Popularit pilots havin givin is —It None of these reports are crit- ical of the able men wh fly thes missions or of the obser- vation plan pilot who have taken the excellent photograph .., is fects: If was quickl by the enemy. Some hav been bombed out uilding while targets. Their missions re- portedl have been almost whol- thing the bombe an Make Red bombin and camou- the U.S. destroye alon the Red suppl Overall, the military have bee small, analysis. report they’ve feund imperative that seem their in alternative an It he motorist broadside. events at OTI which state or hazardous third bank at north. string other city the A highway, the badl any oncoming traffic Furthermore, if there is a see conclusion the The next of the problem is created by the entranceway to OTI goes through a just off U. S. 97. In coming off the the hit large crowds, it would taken. are Part fact At following or were hurt in an auto- there just the other day. More follow ‘unless some safety pre- bein when Red trucks far + bridge. assed are committing our piecemea forgetting that forces risk of the Vietnamese We doing Biehn St. Each waiting into or runs en- peopl accident mishap lane traffic problem a grow at the highway Technical Institute. Orego to Several mobile somethin when solv to the daytime ant worse will have to be don to ly.in North supplie are hidden and flaged Messag from th field - Traf rit Shilly-s Nam a Wed., F Hel CROMLEY RAY &a highly respecte citi Scrapin is in a scrape now. money to pay his income
