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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 30, 1965)
ane" tees in ~ 3 of Hi to 19 _ f | ea u - BLA RI U. EMBA expand ices and gislatio th office Her primar- ssive use and the c KLAMATH Price and FALLS, OREGON, TUESDAY, = He MARCH 30 1965 Telephon Cents—16 Pages Ten ‘1 Weather 884-8111 No. Tulelake Falls, th and Lakeview with ‘Wednesday, Suicide- Blast In Hous Prober T Investiga K Klux Kla with were The fered said that said blown their carload ploded front i It’s big tack What Well, war. the Air Raids Follow four hours later, 40 South Vietnamese destroy a North by» dropping it bombs Japanes on Let&# hop it doesn wind that way in Viet Nam. If warfare GETS atomic knows what no one will happe to the world. up LOOSE, Let’s It’s chang too subject the grim for . © Pa t : —and f at Ho char It was governor the has first to to Be Cae oe S 5 ‘ & Josep Negroes and the Rev. Elwanger, a white Securit Lu- theran minister from Birming- ham, were met on the sidewalk front of the Capito b Ma the officer John in Cloud, charg the day state troopers in Teh, * vi of EMBASSY BOMBED Slood- bomb attack on the U.S. Embass in Saigo of the explosion by from the scene away passersby At least 17 persons were killed in the suicide- Many of the eHteckors them. squad rid o the U.S. the — terrorist helped are emb CounFir selv by the we Na-| capita Vi of/South m South |» car pol Vietnamese loaded with dea were battled to approac ee b Marine guard and with the embass UPI Telephot Superv Another that| determination to press ma ce with the nists he Communists to attack in sto] forward to s for T ei and ae soo terr February,’ croa ¢| ee tossed many like way K a utes exe t ate ye cou po Ed (dismis ieee Pay It& time Klometh Reod the et spruce , green Section “up Keep on beautifu To pone North freezin near .|day th to “i ‘cha ie es ‘and result to Mrs. pay temperatures to-|kins, their United respect CO James Mr oy lity. carried sters casket home to the sah the pepaae from a waiting then heav funeraljsters hearse. wound! — Im- pdm of Mary cute at Heart Catholic the ng Ro- Church where scheduled, those prese at were at eati t . ren ; Liuzzo not a right movement, ae, | any and in- church “itself i | polic Farmer;|members of the guests alon with. the media, were allowed Lt.|side for services. vited. Auto Workers P. Reuther; Teamsters*|news Viola Greg Liuzzo the Walter James ’ Hoffa; wifite killed in the|President woman drive for Negro equal Gov, William Milliken .and doz- Services, ens of congressmen, 1 Public of- friends. and in Team-| sand two Four in a first productive| se Lead z=". Twenty four Skyraiders Vietnamese droned the over “bombi runways, fuel manned - b South k S Chi ing t paeete ~| Meeti fu po ee coogi SA that- form ji the civil hac & the YARD & GARDE Classif “ fora America Rights a oli in a i gore aid the Communist air base 65 miles north of was tree ‘and can no longe be used.” much Boiv Ask h lie Viatnicnese’ TTT ae pi ele a dlag more rhe, si wee wi ie A — Embass E ‘a U.S. than woundin th persons, air at- tary spokesm said ‘about 15 heavier U shooti hig above the roof of \tack agains Communist North American’ j ned the the stor structure. Heav Viet Nam. in to blast tack by 222 itieaircraft But on this score ther 2 guns were blown back through the |ri ingin the base just north of no comment from U.S officials. walls and The across rooms, dividin Taylor, who conferred with|the 17th parallel— consular section was destroyed and South line between em b at We marki red ini. 15 The base was knocked out the embass bombin seemed likely to result in new and pos- with a one-two: punc A mili- tee pi Cecil Jackson, conferred a count ot “Red” of the Engineer’s Of- Another superviso has been Charles Wells, former| The dea and winded la in de What to do about it? with the group members 0 r road superintenden |fice and the Count Roads De- ploye for from the adrift years cut Count tangle heap in the wreckag Seekin an answer, let&# take! about 10 minutes before they have ‘Th partme discharged b the commis-| commissioners was More than 10 injured were the Road Department taken into Wallace’s priv- were under fire from: certain| \taken sev-\come One of the first officials tre Iwo ago to to Saigo Hospita and March| instance second since (Continued ate on Page 3) ‘o the publi for not de-jered from the county payroll promote harmon in the than 50 to the American more 21 that a key employ has been former County Engineer partment. g on the development was Nav hospital At least 20 relive to John Creed who was firings “Efficiency” Cited jdischarge from that depart were reporte has decli to en Th firing of Oberg who said/from his post by Kurth. on Feb. News| wounded the were bein ment, the Herald and for the of the reasons he had been informed by Kurth|19 upon the direction ‘upon, flown to Clark Air Base in the iy stating his was discharge to| tie Techat tant is confidential also directed dismis-| (Special). Senale ..|to promote “efficiency in the axed off “Murder” Attack Called a D, Boivin has not be released to another county employe department.” was the fourth|sal nold Ober 6 Despit his injuries Deput invited this “Evans preside of South- involving year c employ Johnson met. im-| ern Pacific: 2 Compan to make| who is to be of ‘mediatel with top civilian and & person appearance before aj effective next Friday. aides to discuss retali- Senat committee’ to giv his Oberg informed the Herald In a statement he said {Positi on the “full crew’ ‘bill News of his discharg soon aft- bombing was another ex- now under consideration, of the ter- was er he Viet of the ample Cong’ The invitation which was is- mination b Count Enginee civilians. The} gj to attack ness. ‘inston Kurth. Vietnamese governmen called) a letter the attack an act of savagery— last ‘was in response PATIOS pee Council. The blast tore the northeas |; 8. of the embass building, corner follows: T th i administration i smashed most of the first floor, the course it has since the broke nearly every win-| a kill Hund the o pers w blast. Onl two of The attackers Americans. tary, BE * Ly * closer ever Widesprea Damage 1 Air if Bas frequenc sidewalk a used clubs and tear gas to break up the first attempte tensively. march” f from Backers of the bill pointe out “freedom Selmal that now REQUIRES to Montgomery. Orego into Wal- The went students to attend hig school group and argued that charging rent lace’s office carrying a petitio the calling for the violates for the books state&# concept of FREE pub of democrac in Alabama.” Wallace’s executive education. lic secre- ¥ + 4 - the such ‘liaits- world on rers instal t $ o group. ‘The 33 eorfe an per f ‘ & see. audience granted Communist n aitac vi an i dead in the embass at- tack included two Americans— bi load of explosives It killed in the explosio estimated in Saigo that 250 a woman of explosive were and a man who died later in 2 the U.S, Navy Hospita in Sai- used. indications There were gon. The embass itself was a Red this latest attack, aimed of rubble from the bomb mass which broke windows for hun- as it was directly at the U.S, dreds cf yard around and tore! jpresence in South Viet Nam, a gapin hole in a concrete| had stiffened the President&# civil rights delegatio he refused cor ‘ic Nam. tinal in scope and have moved grown MONTGOMERY, Ala, (UPI) C. Wallace, the seg- of Ala- regationist governor bama toda met with an inter- had blood ¥ to o T Wa racial was Johnson was informed of the the attack today with Secretary of State Dean Rusk, attack during a state dinner at House Monday White Defense Secretar Robert McNamara and Ambassador nig Preskdéat Maxwell D, Taylor, who flew to today seq, & ‘weekend to with: Secretary of State Washingto t McNamara” ‘Mises: the course: of the war, Previous attacks terror led menivers of his. Go Meet Gro previousl He suf- with sa Te immediately. discuss — comfort. In Salem, a bill allowin high schools to’ provide free text- books to students beaten was b a 1 to 1 vote in the senate yesterday. Sixteen votes were needed for passage. The mea- had the suré by vote of 44 1 n a y to bill Opponent of increase costs to that it would taxpayers, rob young peopl of the ingentive to go out and earn money and would result in the books being damage more ex- i et ba legisl ee Soni cit- victims. 7 with war. Presi Johns $ ; Joh inson, ies. embassy a Saig ended We atom actm tion at- th in was of woe the emb eniae we ciduc ihn & decisi ae teta Americans first attack on an WASHINGTON (UPI)--Presi-|Rusk, McNamara and the Joint air base of the Vietnam- m-/dent Johnson shocked by the ‘Chiefs of Staff Monday, was It was not in retalia-| bembin of the U.S, due to see Johnson today or tion for the embass bombing It was expecte Embass in Saigon officials said, but retribution is the situation ba the toda with to dip that expecte to be swift. heavily in omatic, military and congres- would There was heavier loss o life i th review strat sional leaders. icy and in attacks previou terrorist week. ‘There was no word on what ‘Americans in Viet against The U.S’ bombing kind of response Johnson an Nam. But attack on the North Viet Nam lon bega al: his advisers might be planni murder emt as two mont Tes ago to the blood attack by affront to the in repl was a attacks i of terrorist i on Viet Con suicide squa At) a United aoe bilikta two Americans were killed Ridarican in|! was South tions in the bombing formed He Ne news Viet the 47 enemy in announcin the of four Alabama arrest Klans- last week in connection men with the slaying of Mrs, Violet! shall do about it? we said he would the with propose} war Japan ‘Liuzzo to bring the Klan kind many respects u of the law. the in police guards in| of and ese a ‘The ex-& battle] gun a of was one were dead, Vietnamese 11 LB Discuss Viet Bombi With Adviser re- TNT Marine bomb | D of casualt figures latest and der, in the gate the incompati its seriousl injured; be Less than US. Congres The committee chairman said activities of the i he had been told by federal of- Willis said that “Klanism with America ficials been that “Klan members| involved in num- in ism, that ry to have and] of recent murder: jer other “unconstitutional of] violence and terrorism.” He said President Johnson’s call last Friday for an investi- gation also reinforced the com.&# mittee’s to hold public earin “as an aid to the“en of remedial By FRANK Iegisla said Americans rub a when| Vietnamese U.S. - ~ two Vietnamese 35 terrorists bits to after with savest could toll several were and Washin in listed It face. higher. Conflicting even preliminary, all,” he said. his wounded. his dow death port Willis made the announce-| of the secret societ indi-| sated that “shockin crimes” ment of the Klan closed 90-minute had been carried out by groups following a House known as the! meeting of the within the Klan group.’ said he “Knock Off Squad or ‘Holy’ Willis presente to committee members the results Terrors.” of a preliminary stud of Klan LBJ Propose Probe activities which he bega last The committee decision fol- month. lowed a proposal by President Cooperation Promised Johnson that investi- 183 seriously injured, streamin ehaie stud squadron bombed the U.S. Embass injuries and 94 Vietnamese with lesser injuries. Deputy U.S. Ambassador U, Alexis Johnson wound and eme! rge from the a scal lesser — suicide retaliation Departme State and Americans toda La, Massive treatment. 13 dead Srast w automobile an others. 150 one The| our nation and, in particula to (UPI) which it claims to Un-Ameri- the South Committee on Activities voted unanimous-| protect and defend.” “I convinced that t h e am to conduct a {full-scale of the Ku Klux! South and the entire nation will be much better off if all Klan) Edwin E Willis, D- influence is ended, once and for WASHINGTON zan A Viet Con load of ‘TNT, — killing at least 17 persons and injuring at agains the Hanoi Regim seemed a certainty. The explosion of 200 to 250 pound of TNT killed at least two Americans, hurt so seriously they were and 15 Vietnai mese. a Twenty Americans woman, being flown to a U.S. Air Force hospital in the Philippines for emergency least The House (UPI) SAIGON 7253 today ly Killed 150 Injure an_act lo murder: ‘At the of war, but sam tim cy Gae te B wr urging cre “ta crew& an act it thatthe an-lig law be abolished. air force, said the raid) for been planne some an was not in imese reali jots then its control hanga and ‘ho f bat crews. the bas were also |: the Vietnam ate that took part in the es raid returned safely to their bases. 4
