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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
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$400 Million For ARA
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as
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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