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— _ . © as pein B HERALD 19 Tuesday, Feb. 23 Falls, Orego NEWS, Klamath AND Busines Presid Editoual Pag e e ® WASHINGTON The Presi- dent shortly send to Capi- a message askin $40 to kee the Area Some light Nam was meetin Club when I Viet Nam Capt situation in at the reg- week Roger and slides Supplies this on map a area. Captai Gibson was (pronounce been-wah), and Kingsley Field in October of 1964. to Within the Gibson Captai limits Kiwanians figure has escalated this that’ there‘ about to fed but The certain. vast VietNam, southerh portion of night, they countryside.” the mented, “At the own this their have used cause do not dare will to be They marked turn in rebels. the this out area. into Cap under which first, strike were, b Th and can positively de- friendly personnel. ‘conditions he said, “it go Americans and only “advisers” by whatever are b th officials some laid are the or country. agai trying political presentation. served difficulties of extreme order out of While there of getting gotiated country as the chaotic appears.to out to to situation. honorable way. no situation of the short of might which settlement over be Communists, the point bring. to a ne- turn the there ap- will pears to bea hop that eventual stabilit achieved in Viet Nam, and that this enable the Vietnamese,.themselves, to be cessfully the prosecute agains war will suc- the Viet Cong Gibson the vital necessity of re- “If it is lost,” he continued, It may be ment area Greg there thinking, wishful to be appears but at the mo- Mrs. tempt to estimate the cost. Not Hatfield one A the letter Rosie in the From refer= ‘Hattie Education ~ ~ other pear issue any, Co sa an un- laws, th ~~ in the State Tax inereased our tions and our ty united a burden tax ‘ex- high hig little, taxes and any,of if receive very Klam- own our ath County tax money as ization. The so-called poor ties pay low'tax and equal coun- receive Klamath Count their schools. tax money for Our “representativ Carrol large sums Howe wa to his efforts of be commended for behalf. He has our cor- labored for-- rect this fraud aga “wou ‘ very. simpl be to take the jurisdiction of education, with its political im- pact, away from the state and y _ st olea _Tetu it t th ind front. ja coun and pre- * ~-Rosie-Wilkins, ~ Keno, Teacher There in Ore Oath isnow pendin bill a Legislature, state. our to the loyalty oath of teachers that I think all parents » b of. It is House aware chang pio se dea en Sica to to the -oath, O.R.S 342.6 solemnly swear, or affirm, that will support the Constitu- “I tion of the United States and the Constitution of the State of Orego and the laws enacted thereunder.”” To be left out is the follow- ing part of the oath, “That I will teach by ex- — ample, respect for the flag of the United ‘States and of the State of Oregon; for reverence Jaw and order and undivided al- legiance to the government of our country, the United States of can see part of this oath no teachin person’ any arrested Glenn McGregor 434 N. 6th ‘Crazy Bill Recently Orego et introduced ‘This bill deals in State Repre a 542 Port: ‘ai empower- who in also i arrest or deliver might be within into will ‘take ‘On typ the Another “nut.’* legal loophole and put behind it benefit of might be sideration before the of a a By the bill, bill of this greater con- proposals ‘oduce into legislature. ladar standard and Cee Cha equip 6328 on comf som from Almanac: Yet, as ideological toda the H si T International Tuesda Feb 23 is day of 198 with 311 to. i quar- moon is ter. ‘The morning star is Mars. ‘Th evening stars are Mars and Jupiter. American in edu: pioneer cation for girls Emma Hart Willard born on this da was in 1787 On this histor da in In 187 Mississipp mitted to the Union, to. drag the read- the. not For Play. Fair: Cuba Committee is once in the at least newsor its members. And once. the violent thunder comes more one of again from While Hearts right. Bleedi polic action agains Birch Societ the left ahea in its own noisome moves Birch Societ has way, The taken no shots, other than-verb- calls for the John at ones, figures, government nor-has it importe any dyna But two members of the Fair Play for Cuba Committee la can claim to to' moder- ation, plot The bomb cellent polic the papers” days few by ex- work, which filled. the during was Castr The activists. foile p of produc proRed Chinese dynamit they the hope to use on the Statue of Liberty, the Washington Monu- patriotic ment, and other shrines invpolice hands. But no quite sure how. wide. the ramifications of the plot are. ‘The Front” “Black Liberation but polic openly ac- is: small, now ‘one is knowledg were that contacts with groups’ in left- other cities: ‘The argume that the size of a group is an indi- cation of its threat thus disa made Lenin knew that: pe was those between commitments will be find another red -her- the trail. across forced is its last And news. ting to For al ator small progresses. these efforts at main- links involve the with for- taining sound dealin committees The is-more to it than For- one thing the less House. influential claim tee has had n real tinction for many Some - presidents close to ignoring it. This evoked an treatment and ‘it:seems not to be on the President’s side. In fact, this circumstance ‘appears to have had its origins lon before he took office. ‘The easiest thing to say is groups the if -jackets Jone Juniper, Way. Re goin “[ not. committee tee. eign affairs, something is:miss- ing. There is a loss of vitality, to have this with as if if dealt fee were a mate son.” this, minded, illegitiz If the House group always sin has consistentl commit- to dis- somewhat enjoye respectful attention, there more has ‘perhap not been White House heart in it. Nor has the present years. come kind of outburst Rep man, i much conspir to be have are to be very elfec- tive—and remember ‘this told to forget somethin is time next nee More about Communists grown our a because hole had been pants in a Brooklyn Russi before the Revolution found it hard to-be- lieve that he could be the ruth- of the creator less master and with Oswalds,- Negroe who plotte wholesale destruction are pawns’ The Lee the three it made of the them. for leftists. to no sense vengeance on the Statue Liberty. And the pundits might have dragge out their historically false and frequently disproven contention that Com- munists donot go in for ter- rorism. sian who terror, (Bertold Communists this. But since ‘Th chairman J, the playwright, who fights German wrote Com-. for that is what the Oswalds. They have least that one virtue In our sive education society, makes at and hav looseni of moral given all too many of a growin up the belief that ne fe virtues. This has left a that leftist vacuum terrorism fills, The “gentle” colleg bo goes out to blow up that ‘‘damn- ed old bitch”—the° Statue of Liberty—and libert itself with are tried to dis- Fidel Cas- have en Mao Tse- tered the lists, the strategy of terror is part of the kinder- tro and no it, garten The course-in reyolution. Those who look to the man, to his backgrou will also have a surprise. A Howard Un- iversity classmate of one of the leftist terrorists said, “‘He was person *Intel- a very gentl another lectually prone” was descriptive. How intellectual can pundits will find many and explanations, But reasons Mone of them will . count the fact victims come that of a take into ac- we have be- political shell under game. The pea is never the one we&# tricked into watch- neither is the dyna ing— mit i Off foreig new ‘Troo Nation sources China to the Nationalist so far have not made the offer is the expresse objectio of the States which believes the onl reason Unit it migh be an intervention Communi that well-trained their troops only will be toujh the boost fighters “bu will morale of the’ Vietnamese: and the peoples of other Southeast countries. These sources _Sai the Nationalists may offer one to three divisions of its 600, not “i Taipei is expect- ask the United States to endor its plan to send troops to fight in Viet Nam. The said say ed say invitation to open Chinese b t The Nationalists ‘ man Vietnamese army to guerrill fight the Paris, Wants Conference: The have not. aban- doned hop of a conference to end the Viet Nam conflict. Un- confirmed reports abound that + French top- negotiation are Troop with goin between Washington London on The French and Moscow. believe Paris ultimately might to get serye as a go- conference to the Red China table, President De Gaulle re- maitis convinced no. settlement is possibl withot wt Red Chinese participa ition. ‘Trade With China: Despit West German Chan- Erhard&# to cellor’ promis to. Johnson shelve President plan fo a trade agreement Communist China pendin Vietnamese’ settlement, West German firms are showin in- creasin interest in buildin up their business with China. Com- ink one of West Ger. many’s bi three. reports econ- omic circles believe still a should be trad are j engineer the China main- just land with still an movin pi a ely ern Ta _ tures ects o on askin factory an bridg proj- which Chinese are bids and credit terms, the and News, ‘West ¢ 1 dre w ‘number. 350 ONE P/ Summer fot now Dargai the President at saw Teas three times at the White House durin the critical: Viet Nam ‘aftermat and the sena- » Speci relations Taaak W Fulbright William evidently morality. communism.”’) But, perhaps mur- Free China Fifty pattern- patter Senate story is consider-: ably different, Foreign motivates has of all the virtues oné—that he fight for only theft, and all the assorted forms of vieigusnes to further the. cause. The law, Brecht, Communist der, guis all it; “He munism century -Rus- advocated that movement above ‘Th simple fac is tha leftist Politics in the 20t Centur have moved steadily away from the old socialist doctrines of class and picke up the tactics war carefully described in a “‘Cate- written chism of Revolutionists” nineteenth 35-inch congressinen. The believe that the end absolutel justifies the means. The believe themselves to be take of a Army. Red 1: 2 v ees Bolton of Ohio have not at- tended formal White House briefing on Vief Nam..‘The evi- dence is a bit fuzz on the mat- fer_of- Morgan& personal con- tacts with the President in such times of crisis. His. name was. not on. the White House datebook durin the perio of our air strikes agains North Viet Nam. But he saw Johnson at a’ siz- able White House receptio for «méanin basement out of the Statue of Liberty, there might again hav been an ‘out- “radical. right& against- cry —and blame migh have been tossed on ‘its doorste Again it might have been said that by how pressin par- blown And think’ in those terms. _wh saw Leon Trotsky: to Thos home ty membershi has declined. If get you less — “leadershi briefings at the hunte all lover Seen Fas Fulbright’s ange in refusal senator’s to take Controversial year this command of the foreign aid bill. independen of tended to en- of feuds ‘with the White House, Aides sist the are unfounded. Nevertheless, Fulbright is Said by some at the executiv end of town to be Biv to pe- Tiods introspectio l which ‘affect his command of. the Foreig Relations Commit- mind al serve of tor’ aides say Viet Nam was “discussed more than once, There appears no measurable Substance to the report that Johnson deliberatel left Ful- bright out of his Viet Nam has often tangl him in rumors in , fee. In one appraiser’s view, the committee is ‘stacked with a lot of Fulbright didn& want.” Some members, this ‘suggests seem bent most on chartin an individual rath- er. a committee He course. ere Pe ib a Chian Offers ‘th Siz 2 to blend, Printec a 20%, membership Morga and the committee’d ranking Republica Rep Fran- “Fell like (Senators) Sym and Mors all policie of their ingto Smathers from slender]; the into an instrument greatly to b reck- with, thoug some foreign affairs specialist in the capita Say he ha recently manage beneficial some changes in are you Luzuri ‘st a of chair- of ceeded in re- comm “mak NEWSOM... PHIL then House for+ affairs chairman, James Richards of Sout Caro: lina. Said he: eig of the White House affairs. in an. age of crises has down- quick- grade both the Senate Foreign Relations and the Committee Commit- House Foreign Affairs Left- Oswald’s_horrible_act_.and_his_ . By United Press Chiang b au- situation namese in 1950 from the inevitably increasing that the dominance in foreign oned relationship n mite, sider a week&# saw who The citizens’ of Dallas, have been hounded and smeared for what happene in their city, Notes cables; anyone ‘“‘reac- this who left, officer “who the person much though the introducer was Colleg of an Marc fac with new is ‘Harmless’ the officer has cause to believe mentally il In short,. this be a law officers to con- not one (NEA)— Johnson showin no sign of neglecting his congres- sional fences as the tens Viet- dent enter. capita in million Foreig Polic On WASHINGTON .... the 1 enabling peace law Solons Lose Power contempl authorizes any privat that require $20,00 to provid ditorium. tHiat ARA sponsore in auditorium Duluth, Minn., an that will provid job for 2 per- For. $ million, privat in- sons. could have dustr provide than.ten times the num- more ber of jobs. the threatenin suicide, i Congress has of investment tionaries" and so ‘had Chief Justice Warren for that matter. Oswald’s pas and after Even connections had been thoroughly publicized there: were many wh still refused to accept. the facts. It was necessar for them to blame the right- hours to the state hdspital any- on for F. ly blame the crime of officers to take peace custody and more job. Consider the $ assassination of John Kennedy the Col-_~ leg of Bleedin Hearts went, session to try into immediate 0 wip from-the public mind ‘the fact that he was (a) at the very least a Marxist and (b) an-activist in the Fair Play for Cuba Committee. After all, the Moscow Radio had immediate- legislature is introduced. sentative was loans.” Library estimated prise eligi- suggestin I around ble“for ‘The TOLEDANO Tho our children should object to, an I would like to know why such land of aid may go to companies fi- “reasonable” make nancial elsewhere. assistance ARA funds have gone to such firms as the Howard Johnson chain, A. G, Spauldin and brothers, and the American Op tical Co industrial- A wealth “Detroit ist was given almost $ million to build a luxurious’ resort in Northern Michigan Not lon af- ARA.“was ter, he says, the no able_t a When Lee Harvey Oswald America.” I that de NEAL ARA county kee organ to owner sent Commission: This assessed valua- valuation made us look like a rich county. Some counties have con- never been reassessed.and sequentl the are called. poo counties, So-called rich counties pay each own Klamath ceedingly This resultin com- no at We in tax money and run our schools. This is doubl im- unless want the we AFL-CIO to become dictator to and school policy. more moré’ This is up to proper- ever our moreover, visions but into areas of planners frequently ignor pro- the law that stipulat need, lesser aith RALPH unemployment rural loosely- great a $32 company open a plywood mill, local lumbermen said there was not enoug business to kee ex- isting mills open. —— Wisconsin, ARA financed make paper a $418,00 plant t towels althoug existin mills in the state were operating at less than capacity. =In Alaska, the town of Sax- man_-(adult population 75) re- ceived $1. million for port de- velopment Traffic to be devel-. ope will be carried’by the Ca- nadian National Railwa out of Canadian originatio This type of cargo. is usuall portant’ County, accordin to the Equal- ization Law, was reassessed. ‘b Bills explanation the ap- The point at 132 which Bill educ fair part of ‘o equalization Our property Walker, mittee’ immediatel passe a resolution affecting Klamath. From: then on: eigh County, resolutions read in order were and recommended b a -Port- Jan attorney, Mr, Jordan. of the AFL-C10. Five: of these bills ‘were designed to increase the educ with Education us. House was ties. The majority of ARA dollars thus far perse have gone of .into industrial not areas al- California, Northern loaned’ bo jobs was examples: own will, if enacted rectify A PTA state legislativ ses- sion met. in Salem ‘Tuesda Feb. 16 PTA ‘members were urged to attend. We spent a lit- tle time in the House and Sen ale watchi the law- bod in action, After lunch the Senate Education Committee: held a hearing before us. With- ‘out benefit p.m. the House 3 to 6 Committee on before remark to Mrs. about the next Republica can- didate would be better than what we have now. I heard her ‘say it,-and.thought-she: meant_ Mr. Goldwater. The Hatfields worked for Rockefeller, and it ‘sounded to me like she meant any candidate would b better than. Goldwater. Mayb I am mistaken, ring bill had to do with ing children. paper Wilkins Hatfield’s Cou in Detroit despit the fact that hotel in that occupancy city had sagge to 5 per cent and two hotels had just gone numerous bankrupt There are Letters To The Editor from alt to be a de- County, Texas, a poverty pocket tagged a was — the A metal fabricating firm in southwestern Pennsylvani hired 5 new workers ‘ Te- ceivin an AR loan, accordin to the agency. The firm actual- And a 1 ly employe persons. that candy manufacturer says his employment may actually ARA decrease. after he uses- funds to bu new machinery. for 50 He’s on the ARA points. possibility other no found toil- a built in ex- of a defense conract came.’” contract never pectation . despit a farm in- nearly $6,00 a year. of come In His up the place empty. It designate Rice 30 persons lists $272,00 loan,” Stevenson wrote. “Stop there and you& find: the lod country. rules “AR ing in a Wheeling W. Va., ri fro factory which grew it ranked third in the nation in retail purchase per household. ARA was launched primarily to create new jobs Far from it, agency projects often jeopar dize existing jobs ‘Th ARA sponsore a $1. million motor that the province the of do out in the abide must down pointed was pressed Seco t Rea Digest. designe has is gross- claim corresponden for the depresse that are, in as thriving Kans job througho exaggerated, Stevenson Washi Charles thoug confusion. Americans.didn’t ARA areas of Gibson Capital originally was provide fact, re- upon Asked why the ly zens, from smoke observer; second, air to the contributors crossbows and crude mortars just two years ago, he said, the rebels toda have the very Jatest in weapons, either capture or supplie by outside sources. These include latest anti- aircraft radar-controlled weapons. “This is the rice bowl of Asia,” comes hairy sometimes.” It was apparent, althoug not stated, that both the troubled political situation in Viet Nam and the multiple military-diplomatic control echelon above the Americans were bi in revolutionized too, have been area, he noted. Starting with such primitive weapons said, pointing fired if position Under these at- Arms, taining fire be- next b north little a he com- section of target of the rules forward 26,000 the situation, combat the labored, tack. the the on listed Gibson of ‘thousa of the nation. The majoriy limited financial aid to no than more 4 regions hard-hit by economic blight. Yet one month after’ ARA was es- tablished in 196 the agency Publishe a list of 10 areas eligible for aid. The list con- tinued to grow until the pov erty label had been affixed to third of the nation’s 3,00 counties and to 42 million citi- of the south. things differently, oppose the and the to Sampan (small boats) provide of supply along the coast targets terrorist they Laos into trail which then branches Americans tactics to goo advantage and have the villagers cowed into submission. They in Minh” Vietnamese explaine the growth in-the rebels sympathizer b noting that they He an Con Viet nation’s ARA of areas filtered are only those Saigo and around Philippines.” 3:00-(25) Jr., claims to have created tens projects are located in Congression districts that have sent a Joyal Democrat to the be in dan- other the b heco the map would the were day, he explained you can’t find a guerrilla anywhere because they all look alike, and during the day they are peace- terror- ful natives, but at night, they to the Touching the Poiktin said, he * velopmen Agenc in operatio Congression approva is all means termine ists. including through tain 1964. During would as the “Ho Chi Nam. areas Con rebels in 1962 Viet core of another security, pic necessary from .Viet came provide a forthright Nam’problem ture of the Viet He told the 8,000 hard of area means down of the member at stationed a Squadron Commando Air First Bien Hoa strong ally, Thailand, “our trouble gerous Southeast Asia, Kiwanis Falls Gibson, Kingsley Klamath the presente Field, - muddled the on provide last of carried by American carriers to Pacific Coas cities. ARA Director William Batt — vi au of -ARA ular Ask $400 Million For ARA _@ Proble Viet T Usual as Enjo any 0 Be forei " bright& stat the relationshi President, and it of with Ful- the should not senator campaigne hard for him last fall, the net effect of the pres- ent circumstance is evidently to reduce. further the Senate be forgott group council This is still fire.’ the voice in White House commit inescapa powerful. But it lacks flame ee ots vibrant Hubert Hlao House er, it has gray for a its that van- the left its midst. Like counterpart howev- really been turning lon time, he
