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the —_ _ - / Monday, Feb. 22 196 Klamath Falls, AND NEWS, HERALD Note duly 3 1964 of edition newspaper awarded are on Air — Forc that team probes writer. ports under now coun- investigation Assault On Freedom even day 188 boldly approve That hearts document Instead ling and fired are in Independenc Today, it hang in a hallowed place The parchment is faded and cracked, but the vision it represente has become a power: Tomorrow is to imaginati time goo a where on road genuin for traveled have we their Calmly, on by protectio mutually Lives, pledg our if all is for man Washington to take command of American the tattered, ragtag mighty troops and whip the which the freedom vision which become just another perishe that beset all mankind, amid the frailities these which men so and the experiment nobly initiated it will the Provi- beset history of other ning the long list British ‘This fires these of breasts charred this nation firm was resolve with has become created declaration chameleon-type pleas and placat both foe confused, signe men The embers. believe to that the fire to de and It - cries the highly critical of those militantly’ preserve this freedom, and help ful only to those who would water down pa- who friend, flames. needs a refledication could out for forces of a the WILLIAM. S Freedom is under assault in first-line sides, We are its pression world toda for and Onl the best results can be courteous treat- obtained by ment of peo attendin the Council Again b quick your. print to paper you were letter by Mr. a council Veatch believe the council or can or that have the grams the are Of thin store so take to who who property On the more, wh wasn’t building put up others would for bu it; $1? have instead of Mrs. Mr. of old for sale chance sellin it a o s Squire 6th St. . resident of the city, as we understand it, is welcom to ad- when that dress the -council A Veatch. made the propos sald publi meetings because of the oppositio and dissatisfac- at the tion o propert owners on the agend is reached. person lives out of the city and is not a city taxpayer, new ground rules call for him to write the council in advance re- an opportunit to questing This does not seem un- spe point Ita meetin Feb. approva of there be harmon and progress in a con- structive fashion. ‘This Mr. Editor, is construc- tive thinking of the peopl and b the peopl Do you print this one side of our thinking Mr. course, all majority, accep peo at the council meetin the council are: afraid to hear the objectio given’ at these meetings careful view of represent other cit owners. Only then right of freedom: of speech could it be Mr. Veatch and m ofth concerned,.then adop the pro- publi hearing only. ‘Wh is a council meetin but public I don& and meeting consideration Veatch Feb, 9. Wonder if you will b jus as considerate.to. print this letter on behalf of the taxpayer and homeowners. Since J too, as a represen tive of th taxpayer in the Taxpayer Leagu for those who live in the city, attended Feb. council meeting, and accordi Mr. Veatch is- to your paper, the statement about non- residents of the city of Klam- ath Falls would be heard at many..ways defenders. A powerfu WASHINGTON bipartisa front in support of sensibl firm polic of the to United States hel fight the Veatch was asked, “who. initiated and who issued the or- one-third, dinance that allows Mr. the minority to rule two- thirds of the majority? Mayor of reasonable,—Editor. Veatch answered that this rule Communism this ordinance which al- lows one-third to rule two-thirds of the majority? It is my un- In poetry and song, “love™* has been credited as bein the motivating force behin all hu- derstanding «lof ever Mr, no one acting Veatch was the coun- mayor ha ordinance until “a use on man owners incentive or, earth i sometimes contemptu- ously referred to as the “profit motive” as the fuse that sets the urge for human improve nature be- luman ment on fi i communism will in whal what elected and taxpayers, To centive. ‘Asa case in b farmers Sper t chan eee it. is collaps whe its evil perpetra- tors will have brought about the complete destruction of all in these men we are deeply graie- ful. ‘W feel the peopl of Klam- ath Falls want. and favor up- gradin of Klamat do it slowl and at the wishes ahd it fair- of the petitio of the major- ly, b propos area in any ity in project If this means changing then we say cit ey more down to ‘There are some city council- men who have been yery fine about cooperatin with the prop- erty Perhaps endeavor, as is never still poi tiv . while our ita bein their regimente incentive are re, intact, In fact, it i the artificial stimulation in the form pai for b all has resulted in the of of incen: subsidies tax- the enterpris as pendenc is sors gotiation and inde- by blazing tanks and ment is Look guns, elsewhere. gainin paci- and far. sentiments more than. was. the old, isolationism of the &qu It is unlikely to ge very recent far here at home. A Gallu Poll, for illustration, in- largel si- a * fore, come For weeks, an the most-any-price, the clud der Mike have hour too ident’s theme, all along will also be the theme of the bi- partisa majority of responsi bility now bein marshaled in the Senate b all the Republi leaders and at least two- can thirds of the Democratic mem- . Democratic” floor Mansfield of Mon- had it all their own privilege North South sanctuari invatidr Vietnamese Viet Nam. Abroad, erstwhile of ft he bership, of . however, great danger that a there is shrill mi- record which plainl til toward Cuba encircle- The every day. ‘One that bulgin gran- to Brother, (For ‘pine except Then vation, the they starving are for will be there perhap the perple sion! ‘As in the answer when Mil kind, wrong in this biting world, altogethe offer the possibl contrast to negativis of the minority. to it that when “men cry. for do not forget mention—as thus far they the important haye done point that all ‘negotiatio to date has been made an ugl farce b consis tent Communist of the settleme ne- fegotiatio the to — right A volar gotiated And Lilge, 262 Cr. Ra Box 211 Mentone, Calif, this not Sen. themselves, ruthlessly but effec- tively, That, my dea Watkins, i elemental. W. of that perhap the is Thomas Dodd of Con- necticut intends to appoin him- self to a watchin brief, to see for the sea \udv eventuall are States Democratic the man Chinese we Any show of initiatives which assume the realm of Mother Na- askew, assure. ul- United sharpest now elements go too righ them: but effective- selves, the So laws of hu- also do ly ture, to Philip- examples— for al populati explo far the Japan timate safety Communist pressure ‘tryin star mass Mag will additional flags would be enor- mously helpfu “An Senatori- help? our different a from. draw upon. It will be “That’s all there is. there isn’t any more!” wh hears of Thailand, of, case as- ask but rather not “negotiation” token hel for us in Viet Nam Asian countries— incentiv destroyed ware- there will be no bulgin a world from that place like Se Warren Men nuson complete, houses the tune implies BER WO ma- excluding the not sistant Democratic leader Sen. Richard Russell Lon of Loui- siana. It will not be lon un- like Sen. Frank Church of Idaho, George McGovern of of Gore South Dakota, Albert Tennessee and Wayn Morse of Orego have been making a Men . “Wh is it, time we hav a crisis everybo get ‘an leave on oll the lights?” oe Da outer ore give UFO “has ever. indication of a threat tional security.” no McGILL to any our na- . Demand Fo Policy I Quer Historic war ‘This, which has been the Pres- ‘soon. negolat unhappil who from stubborn. so i not bein prolonge for a singl day b the United States, or b the South Vietnamese, unless defense agains murder- attack is no longe permis ‘ous sible in the brave new world of the All isolationism, new that is to end the necessary war—and necessary to attain state .o “negotia- that blissful -tion”’—is for the North: Vietna- Communists to qui kill- mese in the South Vietnamese and such American troops as happe to be in their way. + bein ‘We space, he say do not den The Air. that certain: UFOs may have been operate b creatures from outer: space, It says onl that adverse own country is bein unreasonable here and and honor could be restored if onl it But the truth is that the lately. unacknowledge on far under can RALPH not were way. flaw in this dream. one will be a One World all right Communist one world, po- liced chine and based of home- Only —a sort L be deceived. types, im- Admiral Hillenkoetter. (retired), director of the Cen- terplanetary watched b may be “observed flattened:.o and-even experience pi- to can former visit- are some tral Intelligenc Agency, says: “The unknown object are op- under intelligent con- trol. It is imperative that w from.” learn where the come National An official. of the Aeronatties and Spac Admin- Public Affairs istration, Deput Director Albert M. Cho has for a “been convinced time”: that the Saucers are in- assume a horizontal posi neat tion whe partially inflated, and with speed of over 200 Move miles per hour. Large type lots space erating ma- unusual or peace easily * majority than. — Roscoe a appearance. The larg balloons, if caugh in jet streams, may their quit —.and are more little tired of ihe song world sung’ before the the un- in ‘Senate by the of our conscious appeasers days— not, there- present lent truth moving but loud fac- isolationism a bookish isolationisnr in small weird a that any alien the earth.” in Major Keyho ha pressiv support Vice weather and sightin conditions be reported as flying saucers. Vapor trails will often appear that wit marshaling of forces b the represen The who Senators great ‘an thus now neiy a sophisticate Polly-Ann- ish notion that we must meddle in the affairs of every nation on earth. In fact, we have become brain-washed that now many so feature a new ‘of our churches _hy called “The New Patriot&q which is suppose to beckon the dawn of a new One World, all sweetness and light! It What is within this tion is that North Chinese an advo- aggres- every fist. buggy patriotism is a with Scnate may en- Vietnamese Communist the their ine broken have reached in other ne- goin back 1 years. who agreement disre- to means a horse old-fashioned bein replace b is tirelessly whi group to ‘Donald Key- “there is no reasonable doubt insists that the U.S. ev- research bal- in sizé from four to tribut the first Cor Majo rine Air The made longe explain vary feet in diameter. is hoe 4,000 balloons Polic that the to suppose United States will tire of the Nam and will war in Viel of some draw under whic under ~gotiation” pres~ “wou circumstances; ent surrender. Let this amount to notion lodg among the Com- munists, who’ are’ alfead ar- enoug rogant and’ bellicose full-scale Hot war might a b the consequence. is in Aerial Phenome- up of scientists other convinced expert do exist, A that flying saucers committee’ official, retired Ma- released in day. These 20 — masters Senate. catin negotiation of the courage and men It i bein raised up b effects who rightly fear th abroad of the sugar-candy ap- proac to Communist aggres- ston in Southeast Asia or an at- ticulate Democr splinter Con- sense. gard for all common servatism is eighteenth century hoariness; thrift and individual ‘and and the army An — and av. ob- of sight. Bluebook. scientists investigation spokesma The e: “land, sez between lion me arisen. durin Washington-based- Investigation up agai out al all-vc about or estimate five yea eight per those reported listed as uniden- all officially are jority released. at night carry running lights which often. con- title of Father of His Country. than He was. ‘even more that. He was. a-real -Americatt not onl one of the first, bu one o the greatest, needs mi erystal bal to sce where our direction is taking us. When the dismal communization of the world will haye become is part of the City Charter ap- proved b voters in 1915 Wh di back in moth balls to dig ‘out unvarying their of South Viet Nam formed at last bein now was There tagon’ a tified, jew, i of cent “Many modern aircralt, pa ticularly swep and delta- nority — the invaders started ery WHITE... Back Firm aries and which, incidently, now help feed an” almost cntire world, Communist included. Rulers of man’ destinies have not always been noted for their o-m e astute farsightednes humble among them have in times past soug out. lowly dreams to interpret shepherd or decipher “Hand writings on the wall!” A persistan charac- modern teristic’ of our politi is As the first commande of American Bipartis Grou tomorrow. cians na, loons ” meet the charge of tyranny and op- determine around the its fate will we the National Committee on ir saucers remain in that catego 194 633 sightings seconds the was in draft ca creased the are sightings 53 1 said their ground Both men car engine died during the few “Approximat presiden of the United States, Georg Washingto earned the the approximately. are country be? * Of 196 or UFO pit sauce Blueboo Projec to Since careful It Letters To The Editor see observe righteous indignation against appeasemen that ‘encircle us all on How man. we ington birthday anniversary on an has that today. triotism, sacrifi national prid on the altar of world governtn and scatter the treas- freedom’s storehouse to the four of ure fair game for ty- considered winds to be rich ousy, persona treachery phys ical discomfort, violent criticism and maddenin apathy a 23r a throug -tradition this country tight squeak carried many As was He was snipe at almost as much b his own peop as b the British soldiers. H was sub- jecte to. treason, abuse jeal- American’ of freedom: to He could lived in ease and high comfort, Instead, he chose to suffer hardships almost beyon human endurance. He have Case impos Hee b doi a doin it, established bright it to a them. telling Steng to take the New York Mets and win the pennant Washingto carried out the as- another become just of failures that have from. his begin- ‘man ha gone out in this nation of ours. diminished Time has the flames, but- the tinder is still there in the hearts of millions of Americans, it needs only the spar to fan that lik he refuse W burned in have withered freedom of army. was on cars an ao But he stuck it out, an won. His passio for freedom, loyalty to his count and dedication to public service were invincible. He set a pattern for other great American leaders who Without him to follow. were and them, where would this welfare, but the persori sacri- he incurred fices i makin the separate been dro ingycons flyin officials. There still remiai the relative handful, reporte in de tail by trustworth observers ‘be which cannot correlated with any known object or phen omena.”” Wil- near viewed light fog, have as campaig reporte have investigate almost 9,00 similar “sightin durin the past 1 years, The vast majori- ty of these are written off after Impossi Feb. 22 it is well to remember not only the magnificent contri- butions he mad to his country’s In_1775 the Second Continen- tal Congres called upon Georg reconsecrated stands, it will not for in Project eee experi- noble diginity driving B endin urday to when or the above category majority of flying vast ball out” lative. Militar ry. ject He Did known. America across “blinked stud er meteors, undentified flying ob- Ject intersection, near an It was described as tall, alumin- um - coated, and shape like an inverted ice cream It cone. hovered 7 feet above the b Jon Paul own freedom ‘The which the Sacred our of most But chapter in each to and Fortunes our Divine of the and to com- Lion. knowledge the afraid human conduct world has ever that noblest of all, they “with a firm the was Honor.” the na- document. represent ment in support, noting, the we of bolstered reliance puny when the British. were might cause their to trust existence, hallowed It their lives, their pledge forces pledge socialisti a in this the that their our con- a freedom for while another. orange men spotte might, split by divisive philosophies we indeed unworthy of the freedom defined are on by these envisioned freedom» men with dence mutual an streakin liamsbur pledging with a tyranny portion of the world type in _— we racia a support to fighting the world, the by limit ster- world. men. Thes pare of and worst all asunder the state, corner of the fortunes and their sacred honor for the cause that coricerned not of freedom, They were the grea British Empir was arrayed agains them. The were not fearful of defeat though to for the Confused collapsing into the bondag of reflection ‘ freedom welfare friendship ful. nation. this of taxed one Salem. horizon. the in united reporte light sky. The light defenders. nation a peopl split a tional Declaration freedom as of cause flict, since. of ever well as summer has. men the was rants men discuss that document of a the minds and the a debate, to ago, years dents of of group hot b t It hovered about 400 feet above groun and Kep pace with the students’ car for some distance down a darkened highway — least ten Richmond resi- L. WYNNE FLOYD B remarkably courageous gathered inPhiladelphia on A Precis sult from Comets, throug haze reporte college students report- sightin an oblong green- near che stars, like re- — and-yellow crafter reflectin when flying objects Searchlight playin on scattered clouds can as disc- fast- appear are: ed WASHI Defens | hav will Presiden! draft mu nation is armed ft or- fied UFO sighting throughou the try. Amon the Virginia or sunlight. After burners are fre- quently reported as UFOs, “Large Canadian geese fly- in low over city street lights have been reporte as unidenti- weeks been Virginia. In- vestigation of the Unidentified Flying Object is the work of Air Project an Blueboo its t streaks ange saucers” “flying recent glow with fiery red to Force detai studying have in sighte throughou selected by the specia recogni- was prober reports that the for Medal Honor from here was For Valley at Georg Washington A reprinte editorial this Foundation Freedoms tion. The — Stud UFO Contin WASHINGTON Editor&# T Dr Force Probers Air fditoual H LEWIS J BULTON the Seed Nurtured He so on. It will be goe to see respon- sible men regain control of the forum of the Senate. Notebook: Washingto mands Nam of Johnson ident historical a pear “won” anothe time of war. He would, one may. assume, duplicat like to years ago to a persis- tent. query. Unhappil in our time, he may not, thoug the must be great. many tempta Early in the Civil the Federal armies almost’ with ing Lincoln. policy Mr,. Lincoln his an massively more the were again again isa son negotiated As a Johnson flict certainly are to a wa win. Korea, “won But it i that will ceremonially a con- war, not be with a dressed up general presentin his sword and sittin down to sig articles of surrender. hav had many suc sur- pas decades and really solved very were many small “won” in the Balkan be- ‘wars fore the bomb explode at Sa- rajevo to open up what we call We renders the have much, in not Ther fact, Mr. hi poli It is a goo one, He will be run out of Viet’ Nam. We believe that in the lon run We can “win a victory. that will prove worthwhile, The vie~ tories possibl in our time are not in the ol image The are that can come onl by Victories kind in the of stated not evolutionar event when three ina state of - We matter ‘ha cy. weapons have divided into two divisions war —the guerill type “brush- and the bi in one wars,” which the ultimate weapons would be employed.) settlement?” Hardly him Presi- new It folly anticipate Should Mr, John- say, “Our polic is to seek to support, than be. o state a fixed ‘policy? that migh be mad impote with- in hours b events impossibl This is Mr. Johnson& prob lem in Viet Nam. He cannot have a polic other than to op- Communist aggressio as pose best h can. The odds are even dent Lincoln. It of war. (Nuclear will to Lincoln had no “policy” Mr. it was because impossible to pl ultimate de- cisions. have any save to wage the war. as best he could, to try and find general to replac those whom combat had revealed. as incom- petent, and to arouse the peo- to relatively possibl been is not But it know wha their and moves t abo minds this writing the quiet policy.’ no ‘th of “none would be the worst sort “My policy,” he said, “is to have a will&# As of Russia have direct. was in Johnson cann have a such as is demande situation. so fluid and un- certain, We have hit the Viet Con hard. Not the President, distinguish group to see Pres- ident Lincoln. Mr, Greele was influential editor most the in the nation, The delegatio decried lack of “policy” in the conduct of the war and demand- state 1920 the Mr. in a ed forthwith, that Mr, in tility... clas , in a perio powers are great Len and hos- boun by no treaty and as to ideolog the United States Russia, Ch a policy, It is n We .. d ca ‘win’! a Policy It is absurd to insist on in out a detailed spell docum that would be helples in thé face of the uni nown. The Pres- ident and hi advisers must it b car. Th heart is ‘o some B ee in A But, let the Meli died in ‘ Na i ‘The jes. com- us not Viet jonlor sayin wes or the end vain, is Sigh But neither we have sure a F Spa satellites, a wars, polic re- Greele led Horace verses, when meet- War were. continual now North Africa. Does anyone re- member them? Russia, with Stalin directin it, signe a treaty with China and ignore Mao What now? The Tse- Second World War was “won.” ‘What now? reply made a of t new in event World War, The Trea Versailles created many nations. Most of them ap- First the De- Viet i forss&# policy” Undoubted remind Pres- b nor- policy SALE legisla to try license
