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~ _ - . Fall HERALD AND NEWS Klamath Wednesda Feb. 24 Orego 1965 FULTON Bab Boom Another LEWIS JR... Burc Pag Lashe e e National can Burch Th Meetin Pacifle Power Light Company and again proven its genuine of fare of one the interest in wel- which power ture to it The flood the manner with that all of the satisfied Not lutions At of bein worked out. a specia meeting last the company, including of some most sons of the of-charts that this them weather on Upper of ‘overflow have in Ken reef. McKee flooding a explained would ask the the next few that Federal weeks condition to build it this handled improvements million §2. between ou to the sis a dam just below the Ken reef. WILLIAM quick to relieve the situation. get the flooded fields dried out so S. time, same Lawrence, bouque ‘another of manager the ‘is the word — for the Magnificent Republica Newspape and magazin readers getting ‘mor and more concerned about the be- proval, McK said, “This is n little miracle. It is hope that the work a outlined will adequatel solve the presen problem and handle any future emergencies nority party given and ministrati ty it is will be noroom being by swer, left the to prove that earth for another on time and money ho effor is fruitless a Ley, Mr. Emigration to other planet some peopl contend. Wh all the pert, has year 2025. !s the 100 the eve article, recent even this wrote that’ vehicles seating minuté’just to stay populatio growth. passenger persons-leaving with that ex- one. a require would it an- would be tossed into else ‘in space- every presen _ RAY CROMLEY . 4 (NEA)—The WASHINGTON Viet Con forces halt blunt and Communist today have a military weak- ee pote No th small they buil thelr tality Almanac 196 evening In was 1868 ceeding star is Mars. stars Mars are dent Andrew Johnson in. the U.S: House of Representative becaus he fired War Secretar Edwin Stanton. He was acquit. ted b one vote. In 194 American lib erated) Manila, capi of 0c+ Philippines from. J control, tro standin tacking.’ on guard but by al- tw train- and and third base ‘had two an talion Xa, gion, had facturing and the for almost Nam, and as heart Military and worded of third of South Viet well as sizable food In some to o choosin Th Waci hav time South essence, ir to set tar- scarcely us, - termittent: raids little. mean. The Communists leave, come back and build again, Regular raids to kee thes bases out of full. operation, wherever the Viet base might (o, move are the guts of this There the local This has resulted. in less’farmer cooper- ation with the Viet Con and highe V.C. desertion rates. Nam Bombin North Viet ‘on Party seven definitel nomination the defeat- of in Mich- Rhod Island, South Dako- ‘ta, and Montana. (All won.) ‘oldwater would the mean defeat GOP in Senators Hawaii. Pennsylvania and (They too, won.) Even after the election, the Rip Society has ha difficulty se the scene; even so, Dirksen, Ford and company are entitled to the mast earnest of oi In salutes for and tried to d their’ actions oe the “ti have phra “responsible opposition” is tak- ing on the dignit of fact; it is realit and not merel an pression of wha is desirable. the President is able to a ex elderly an WASHI the for than more man playe politics so. successfully that he managed the transition. from Josef Stalin to remain in Khrushchev. power under Nikita Specificall he lost his jo as director of the Institute of Ge- netics of the Academ of Sci- ences, a post he had held since 1940. In general, Lysenk held. that plants and animals could pass future generati char- acquir in their life- throug environment. Ridicules General Belief H ridiculed the generally ac- cepte belief that genes con- trolled: inherited. traits. It was his claim that Soviet farm outpu had: increased 40 to on acteristics . time . __ Bi agriculture Trofim D. Lysenko a with the burning eyes of a zealot, whose theories long have been. ridiculed by Western scientists but who by man, ty’s major getting a . defeat of an resulted unnamed Republican farme a to and _ to program, would also have to be shar step-up pinpoin just intelligence when, wi to hit each bas and track of where each moved after the attacks. how kee base in WASHINGTO (NEA)—Presi- Johnson famous cold, dent. plu the illness of four recent Cabinet members, prompts Sen. NOTEBOOK... the Presiden- last fall). tial campaig Party leaders are also encour- age b the vast number of in- vitations they have received to spea dn ‘the “moder- Congressma from West Virginia. Actually, the state&# only Republica Con- gressman, Arch Moore, was re- cent becaus of per claim a now his universities at and Medicare Karl that Mundt, R-S.D., to suggest administration is going the in extremes to the medicare advocac its of bill. Administration Court&# cail reapportionment decision says: “If the fl hits the Suprem it “justice.” ” Court, UN c Warren Sen. Wash. was legislat When a one Magnuson of D- the many by the fli, stricken friend expresse pathy, Magnuson repli m govern wit a sm official their colds “executive flu.” One Capito Hill critic of the Su- Ppreme Puerto Rico&# new Goy. Ro- berto Sanchez Vilella was asked his recent National Press Club appearance whether Cuban exiles were training m Puerto Rico for raids on: Cuba. sym- noted: “You might say got it irect descent.” He explaine further: “President Johnson kissed wife at the inaugur ba “If there are peopl who want to climb hills and moun- our tain take other. exercise, or there Puerto Rico 0 law in again it.” Hamps New Republica & «Sen Norris. Cotton would hate to b an ‘pil & Explai Defense would was mortal in live says he Force Air Cotton: fear that ‘McNamara base while I Secretary close still in my the in_farm_outp But it in the ‘field of was that Lysenko. really starred. Stalin liked him because Ly- senko’s ideas coincided with his that’: a. own, society politics plann could produce..it own heredi- tary traits, favor temporarily un- H lost der Khrushchev but regain it when he went out among’ the farmers and talked practical basis’ o the farming with them promote the th illusion Communist Party is a mate political institution. House P u Ai agricultural output. *. In “Wti the Critics In Grave than 20 years of p more infighting Khrushchey& ouster Lypenk le battlefield en hi tprb brid ani ro c Khrushchev’s as is disappeari from So- textbooks so. the Lysen theories are bein erased in So viet schools. An Academ of Sciences an- name viet. nouncement said that biologica an geneti studies now would return to the--mainstream of research. claim Lysenk made for theories was- that the ad- dialetic material- ism of Marx. If so, his ouster 4 furth evidence that the new in rulers will abandon Marx if the féel it necessary. Private plot for farmers are One his hered to the strewn with bod- ies of his one-time critics. Those who oppose his theor- bein increased T late January, ies were dubbed Those who spok Western scientists ated with Hitler’s that. “Trotskyist.” favorably of were racist associ- theor- news new the disclosed system ty- actual productio to Tass’ rather than to hours worked‘ is to be tested on selected collec- tive and state farms this year. BEA WO of Representatives— Towa’s Republica Rep ton) 100- pyra- Gross said. “We once $12 million to build it at atime when the cotintr was billion in debt. That galls You could say we me. the sp $ bui tin the story week when it was ar nounced that Rep Gross wot into a third floor suite move the Raybur building. las Two centl congressmen chattin in a committee in favor of birth One of the critics of the spacious most persistent Raybur Building new office memb build- of the were durin a re- break meeting. ‘I control,” noted one. a the glancin at gressmant t with whom he-had tangled he added quickly: could. make it ae a wi retroac! u uneducot co bein ane But is Soviet incentive agenc in wages mid,& came also marked the beginnin of the of Lysenko& influence. Articles in the Soviet press accused him. of manufacturin evidence to support his claims and to have harmed Soviet ag- riculture throug his oppositio to strains of hy cart it the Toom in for senior the legit world app Tt had an. to Khrush- chev, himself. a so of the soil, who by that time was graspi at any straw’ to hel increase Plu Then, air.” by co!- lege across the country, Such party appearan enable “‘spokesmen to sprea the par- ty line, obtain recruits, and theories; disputed Instead, sai that his theories ac- tually brought about a decline is it ies. at the durin distributed _ ate” non- party line (more than a million piece of party literature were the facts straight. three report published weeks after the voting, the so- ciety stated that Goldwater&# candidacy had The feel, organs. too, that more and more Communists are receivin NEWSOM... He is lank new nearing man service — 20 years, pos- — Dirksen is Setinition a If brin Treple this viet first 1954 that is, uninterrupt ‘Communist aggression. So Dirksen, Ford and compa- ny see the reality for what it is, deseribe it for what it is, and, rejectin short-term, parti- at the expense of the san gain Administration, stand with the President and: the Democratic majority—and, in this case, with the. vital interests also of United States of America, Now, Ford ‘i a young man and no doubt*has much of life and hop ahead of him. But more country controversial theories about the developme of.plant and animal life dominated So- a “negotiation” will. not be the the end of all other Same as attone going back to. a faithfully, governors gan. in the in of e guarantee In convention because 196 take b the Gov- legal ernment under provision of the McCarran Act, Now, however, said to some party leaders: be in favor of holding the 18th national convention in Decem- ber of this year.” Favorable court decisions are not the onl for the op- reasons timism of party leaders. They are encoura b an increase —the first in many years— the pai circulation of the par- Congressmen. new in action Goldwater’s would Republican postpone leaders national 18th analy detailed a prospects Red Scientist Fired the word, these peo- the end of any man fin tion.” that years, The Kremlin ha got- ten around to firing the man we they have been forced to cease their killing and looting and un- til first they have evi- - dence more PHIL policy for sur- render wrapped up in talk about the _rightousnes of _“‘negotia- gravity of thes affairs decade, No doubt poli tics-as-usual will shortly de- over solutel of ‘the But negotiations are not sible with marauders until four There ought kind of medal for unassuming— ab- un- as my public no of this to be a can- on “democratic” understand this scend of pl have only compl the $0 up ambushes U.S. Vietnamese forces have raided some of these base now and again. But occasional in- occupy. areas th troop much against of these installations some are elaborate b guerrilla: st an- dards. They are vulnerable to sneak hit-and-run. attacks in which the onl purpose would be destruction. Most would be impossibl our gets. in territory, match ware- keeping the Viet Con regulars bus and off balance, We& be, a Con ideal— foreign affairs, of to Vietnamese these at- set ambushes that would make the Reds pay dearly, As continued U.S.-Vietnamese cut deeply into Viet Con food supplies the V.C. regulars would lose a goodl chunk of their attack potential We& be manu- armory for and grenades communications center Viet coming, to to raids rifles in appear- in the were unattainable as and ity et harder, grain - know Without forever, could Re- well-hidden wo and tics, alive has in Congre and cleverl isolationism. new and today last minimum, highe purpose so-called expert side for a form. taken tim the in courageously, more wryly and more responsibly served the Because thing are admittedly sticky in Viet Nam,:because the non-Comminist regime we as- sist is admittedly weak and keep to polic jocratic when the Republi the White Hotise and Some now. far too, if his of many for the But at reputations be- strength, a vi- intellectual an had been wholl is foreign cans_held the Demoerats held Congres Whatever else or ‘may may not be done in this Congres b Sen. Everette McKinley Dirksen of Illinois, the Senate Republi. lead and Rep. Gerald can Ford_of Michigan, the House Republica leader, -it will be dwarfed - the historic, contri- in it So spea have to would sovec tacks an dilapi de- hav would farmers enemies, Second— forces equipme depot Thoug ance Fifth the more houses. Since U.S. quarters of the Co Viet Squeeze making attack arms center. depo training center, food a ways: First—They a information work- arms and a bat- ‘an headquarter shop supply a had fourth effec- more to struction of food stocks would forc the Viet Con to react in pharmaceutical product depot ae A thought for the day— author Georg Bernard Shaw “You don’t learn to e said: hold your own in the world by a provincial for commissioners workshop and unconstitutional, impeachment pro- bega against Presi- h scho district a importantly regular More’ training one grain 1,50 chickens ing A and. Jupiter. Admiral Chester Nimitz was born on this da in 1885 On this day in history In 1803 Chie Justice John ruled the U.S, Su- Marshall Court had the power to preme declare invalid any act of Con- which, in the tribunal&# u opinion food of and 652 military huts, Another had 160,00 pound of A its new. ‘Th pound center with 310 to approachin base Seventeéh of these ‘‘secret” base are known to exist. * By United Press International Today is Wednesday Feb. 24 phase (Th morning ‘‘safe’’ Some major bases stoc at Teast 400,00 poun of food- stuffs, enoug to feed 4,00 troop for three months. A few months ago, one base know have to was 522,00 hav bee forced t the 55t day of follow. The moon is in But and that dor lum in a goo the Dirksen of and some Jess routine or a a opinion, he had comin to him. Fo he was not always the.Dirk- of today— sen any part of look to and man, to that, He has comes many expected by most ‘peopl Democratic the are-making more pedestria Republican President, D. Eiseahower, b John- colleagues begin dubious bit a hitherto Dwigh senior. it a sig- high politi- some reputations and Indeed watching them at work almost believe one “can that-as: a-nation Ww may have actually reached here for a time anyhow .that heretofore hurt the Viet would-be to syste- Con matically wip out each of the 1 most important Viet Con se- cret military bases in South Viet Nam once every 30 days Monthly wipin out of these bases would unsettle the bu- reaucrati organizatio of the major Red headquarters, their rupt campaign plans in the heart of South Viet areas reasons. military.way tive Nam. in northern troops standardized weapons, organ- ized into regiments and battali- live wholly off ons, they can’t the land the way the once did, ‘Th arsenals gical hazardous and his to.a memor a gin to develo country strong and united in_the face of foreign war. b important for psychol may Ho part. just ag- and Nam challenge grave a communism to peace and world. order. The assistance extended b the “‘outs” to the in-President, ‘Lyndo Johnso is if anythin even greater than that extended bution build sizable food depot com- munications stations, staff head- quarters, training schools and conserva- position warn, dire of GOP- fice end of the lon trail, from hal and well of is a curious thin to see how, when the hea is really in- tense.and the way ahead is hard oppos hel to through th trials. It this How To Beat-Rebels: Knock Out Food Bases Nam eal son Willy Ley, former proved statistically, Now nation nificant as thus.to another? to on this Viet have such wide generous support to an Ad- of the par- by international the space exploration po if there were not a basic need to-get peopl off this planet and are they might statistically possibl cause there human Well have slaug without the stain. of appeasement on the one hand or the horror of major war in Asia the other, these on will men party forts population explosion. leadership the is doomed — WASHINGTON gression in South Viet - of mem- —Goldwater would not carry a state. singl Southern (He carried five, sweeping into of- GOP Back Johnson 1 Klam: Note at Institute ‘The nomination of Goldwater, he warned, would “bring on the wholes of the also Republican Party.” He WHITE... and its Congressiona leaders in the crisis of national purpose, will and honor which is rising in Southeast ‘Asia, Rarely in history has a mi- A Pessimistic validating certain sections of law are considered so signi- ficant that party leaders feel there is now an excellent chance that the entire act will be nyl- lified. As a result, CP leaders, for the first time in years, pro- fess optimism for the future. A confidential government re} reveals that party activity has been steppe up “This renewed spirit of re- bellion is manifest in man the Althou ways, party& constitution calls for a nation- al convention every two years, the last conventi the 17th held in December, 1959 was predicted: spring planting. the Cliff they that company profes purge, a “moderates” $3 and curity Act of 1950 Court decisions during 196 in- the predictions of Ripon spokesme should be place in some perspective, Pri- to the Republican or National Convention, for instance, Salo- circulate among party ma flood as curtain lowered in was when the party, its lead- and its members were or- dered to register with the At- torney General under provision of the McCarran Internal Se- Societ unusual without assistant parly The in- was. he tele- a demanded a purge of tive Republicans from such GOP Bureau- through the Bureau for PP to utilize owned ditch property to dig the diversion around a part of the Keno reef. In commenting- the spee of the ap- the company Commission in permissio be tribute for At the Power for of recurrence the run a moved time due pressure above con- wid- ath Project for the Bureau of Reclamation. In less than 24 -hours, Lawrence arranged Lake, and, along with the the Lost River Diversion Ca- from caused thus either raise to ers reveals the Rip- It pape tiger. even an ready 196 coast. a Massachusetts of accomplished cost They ho to Klamath nal, Joma water. also,called for Link River. is any could It is years area. During a five-day period in Decem- ber and again for a short time in January, the received tremendous amount: of mois- a area which placed extremely high flat, almost is of cycle “this ture, this would to is an Communist the are ty, Technology concedes that bershi is less than 100. Saloma and Compan Riv- miles of the 18 are Link million. facts the were present the the that flow weather lined coast Societ of curtain ‘o secrecy that has obscured much of their activi- office, phone Its president John Sa- and area between there deepenin or The recorded in ever River the reef above river, reef dicated per- The year. and January Decembe that unusual from on Jacks dam. that situation water unusual na- con- and damage. company the confronted showed of- proble of the Keno explained that When problem. explained by in’ the interested Engineer 2most enin so- Friday, the Plans, he-said, Paul McKee, the board, explained the the solutions to a grou ‘chairman of cmeans long rang some in a water told--the-group,-PPL he excavate was stricting problem there, the leave that to Klamath a move Leaders Party, USA the conservatives, Investigati and the Ken also are ‘ficial to indicated na- dig to runoff. water similar be to at an Burch charge societ spoke with a “slanderous defam- men ation” of the party leadership. He wondered out loud how an “organization with 80 members” win front-page headlines can a power. addition, It er tunnel a to Keno part of as elected increasing his winnin margin over 1962 Dean ee oe “muodethat GOP Boyle dam, utilizing John and deepe regulating also to in- available done and then be spee the should they have ‘and could spee ahead to hire one construction firms larges tion’s would In the right went assembled what on which the generat ex- large this full moved ditch goo a problem in flood officials PPL They it. on is which project planned serious a vicinity, Keno ‘formation in problems. handles Faced ‘work situation recent of be flue crete serves. ample utility would Republi- — Chairman week of pary received national publicit its frontal attacks upon by phase dam This has the communities Emergen last Ripo Societ the tion has Out Ripo Societ At WASHINGTON e . untrained @ an bored matrioge ex
