Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1965)
. — pd | PAGES. AND NEWS, HERALD . Friday, April 2 Falls, Orego Klamath 1963 LEWIS FULTON Editori Pag JR... Churchgoe Don& Know. Council Acts WASHINGLUN Cham Another million urging record U.S refer W under of direction the troops from by of reams Pelican basketballers, But reliable one who th both Kathy the looks championshi per- Ruconich, Sandra and things of teams state in action United long ed poin gas Viet reasoning the against the action in las in used goo considerin in It_was not the first time that NCC officials had spoke out on a controversial issue. In fact, the council durin the past 1 more year& has issued than 50 official on ques- pronouncements two weekend. tions tinued from African aid to Vatican dip lomatic relations. Council officials have oppose state right-to-work laws lobbied since that, kee decision to It inevitable was the not ahead warned would have to be of use that the the were of time taken if Custodians Washington, fine, campaign If the down and it but be too reader letter. a have much Then of the of U.S. “U.S. official and purpose, in gas. illiterate long the mili- case serves boom- run how enemy. the of How often often he if let sit form him regret to be in the see how “establish as reply inform to a a our gov- stating: ‘No’” is A inquiry, your that you if letter a inquiry your “In obvious sends ever to is be will bureau answer usual him repetition; such reference.” ernment “The in engages phrase Improvement lan- mentioned “the pres- “varied assortments.” the or he uses frame of habit. a let incumbent” ent common of times he has many dorsed and en- Red Chi- recognition of That last position was adopte “world a order stud con- ference” sponsored b the NCC Cleveland in November, 1958 A poll subsequent conducted among 45,00 Protestant clergy men revealed that more than 90 pe cent of them strongl dis- agreed with the NCC pronounce- at in ment The chief of staff Congressional of the positions any “A of provision the the to interpretatio strict in applying it Council National Churches tion pending legis on lation. in of may place its exempt- jeopardy,” according to Stam, basic said, the of Communications Democrat Commission Loevinger Lee delivered Federal witherin a af his colleague to the National In has critique speec a Association of given exert when we our we only intervention situation, a evidence us, power persuade are. government improve has that I fetl that Te- the authority that of should that will see no that the FCC&# influ- to be a goo one of programming.” to the critics of tel- likely is field the ~Referrin evision programming, Loevinger interview: who criti- wasteland of chips are these don& down, guys what the It’s care public wants, what they think is goo for the in recent a hero- “Those cize the great programming whe the — public, “Nobod makes anybod look al the lous I just programs. turn the damn thing off. Free speec means nothing if it onl of the Speec encompasses you to applie apprave. The freedom of Imag Tarnished LBJ same broad- easting.”* Loevinger, lawyer and for- a member mer Suprem of the Court, ident Johnson&# swift response fo the latest Alabama civil rights killing may hel him re- gai credit lost with some Ne- attitude. “The FCC and its staff elementary blunders make to as mat- ° ters of law mistakes that a freshman student wouldn jaw make,” he says, — teen-agers Four from’ Cuban a wha forced fled labor recaptured and exe- cuted b a firing squa recent- ly, according to exiled leaders in Mexico City. Before they were shot, blaod were camp four, taken ‘were {rom from 13 to ranged who age. The four youngsters reportedl fled the camp to es- action alter cape disciplinary protesting against the death of a fellow prisone from lack of 1 in medical (NEA)—Pres- WASHINGTON Minnesota criti- le g al sharpl i cal of the commission' the member the between difference Congres has said prime. at colleagues,” he “is gardless ence more on appalle is “donations” A affirmative.” the shows pass would networks controllin proposals, and my in propo- Henr major or half T.V. “The me government One by Loevinge Henr regulations television pro- over the owning than time Committee Internal Revenue Taxation, on Colin Stam, warned last year that NCC forays into political thickets may have jeopardized its tax-exempt status, Specifically, Stam said, NCC lobbyin for the 196 Civil Right Act may hav been a vi- alation of the Internal Revenue Code. It was the intent of Con- that gress, Stam said, tax-ex- empl organizatién not take we ... fro FCC ap- win to favored which Note: Joint cannot answer Court) na. 1 warfare,” secrecy with the World hu- attempt- are gas to such helping the erangs, been READER WRITE OUR often that real no briefly. The disbelieves, capital the o to shows in surprising superfluiti enemies the protesting that there is unreasonable tary secrecy there. This ‘gas hombing” government and succeeds. ever write will is, make use ment U.S. bothering explain of Asia that the gas caused only tem- sickening and no permanent harm. in Viet Nam have been Correspondent con- archives ge simply it and become have guage to the world Immigration Act, Connall Amend- (governin U.S. relations oppose the action the Is The Word space, to years to say redundancies national filing save for writers That&# the of to campaigning the ing behind the porary action Cong for given control gramming. Carran-Walter This skirts? budren people would such Viet Brevit letter reasoning A it Communists that the the without secret. gas operation the civilian behind placed mane the Con hides among ci ilians, use of this gas that only induces temporary illness would effectively knock out the rebel fighters with- civilians. out don any real harm to th with the down But the reasonin broke Viet become apparent. Why have against the Bricker Amendment, called for the repeal of the Mc- upon Viet Con shoulders, and chance to mak clear a to the Nam. was hide to would a Cong gueril- Viet good reasoning The to — “naus of use alphabeticall ranging, the several of Federal’ would give the prohibit cans, « Secrec debat- apparently leaders States and — Henr hope sal officials claim to than 30 Protes- Eastern Orthodox churches with a combined mem- bershi of 38 million Ameri- more and i. oth- Henry and proval that Nam. NCC Loev- members, Ore., and FCC of William week “muddy Chairman as contradictor inherentl vast tant soloist had we last Portland, last inger assailed policies adopte a resolution calling for a negotiated settlement in Vict represent a Harmful Viet March, leaders of the Council of Churches National Chilcote.” From the choir the partner, her kingpins. saw and over- about Oregon A-1 game me been written copy person, hall championshi turned state has everywhere in the from South of er in early in own and lay peopl attending the convention were high in their praise of the KU choir, They thought our group was the best of all that performed,” she said. “I can’t say too much for outstanding singing of the entire group and individuals like Stephanie Guderian and Association. showing fine group& &quo shadowed at the Educational the Oregon of their in wonderful. were Broadcasters eagut withdrawal the am, reports that, Portland “Teachers group which choir, Halleck, Dale exhibition exceptional an in a.cappell the to at Tight, both of weekend. last in School form we performance High Union Klamath another time i forgotten are outstanding the Liurty churchgoers may not but they have gone on realiz it, Meetin they Before recognize “You Sick!” . treatment. leaders too gro acted quately io Curiously wholly for push events Sel- in his Ala- to messages Wallace, Georg dispatc of regular Army troops to hel guard the march Selma from of. the President&# here agree he was slow Some his to Selma. response Nevertheless, it has been stun- ning to realize how quickly he Letters To The Editor Ouch! Jn The fluoride questio again Klainath Falls, where before I made sure fluor- was’ bein not consid- ered. I agree with this column, to a nas con- voted out fluoridation the believe each indi- sistently movin here idation Petersburg Fla., St. recent ‘Fluoride writer is a because vidual has the his own type of right to there. out straight. name a could five word “freedom” to be misunderstood pears too many. Is it any wonder I are drank only some fluoridated for water weeks. But it took tifne to discover what was me so avoid it like the plagu is goin to make me No one suffer because the think it has worth. Its sale belong in a dru store and some day w will have a law to that effect. If Klamath Falls decides to fluoridate the drinking water, can move again but this time it will be out of this country. Believe me, there are countries that do not believin in poison- Right their citizens Section 1 of (B) Hartley Act, the be religious faiths of condemned these laws, an have declared union secu. rity provisions moral and by we well as right bein economical as wholesome Tho Work To shoul management who are oppose to un- those who mouth the tonism Taft- time worn cates of the slogan of the advo- right to work laws, almost without exception the position that which encourages states to pass misnamed “right to work laws,” should be re- take they advocate The great fraud of the “right work laws” is that the do entitle anyone to a jo or have found lusionment, as the should their bitter disil- these law vider to PE logicall freedom the of endorse the to all that to be compelled taxes in support of his and its services pay W be purely matter a of government, the church, “an management (in hav tradition. ally the oppose misnamed right to work laws, enlightene has management realized that strong and intelligent unionism tends to establish a reliable re- lation between two force the ous religious bodies have been instances) outspoken ions to in prevent of support un- exploitation of workers, with equally outspok condemnation of oppressive en laws such “right to work” able to pre- not, waning even in come The significant any vital mate threat to of a enactment erable and enforceable way. the ulti- fair, tol- enforceable— Negr — measure voting from oth- comes the in comes Northern some Democrats Senate from Republicans and who wish add to to ly compli- bill—and cated already one openl — force of federal punitive These measures. as would matter a of pub lic policy and unworkable on: simple human experience. Sen Jacob K could fairly his Javits group ly » than sincerity be perhap the if and before ever survive in His are not his i vice and world grow in: amateur marriage lysis, counseling the child-raising ad diet- Ford of ald Michigan, and his to outlegislate the Republican Senate headed b Sen Ev- ho many times hav ! told don’t call me ot this number!” “C hone = ++ you? workers are wondering what&# wrong with a newcom- He& been there six months er, and ‘hasn&# boss. once proposals of to Illi- knocked “im- the ex- which is the af product between agreement the Jolin: son Administration and Dirk- essentially sen, perilously are several inept, for reasons. item: They would result in a measure which attempted to go too far—that is, in a measure futility, of Office peopl Item, quence, isive the with n the Senate and not the House which is the vital of decision, Nobod arena that doubts House t would and could almost an y- pass thing, given the present mood. Ttem. In event, these any Ford i it proposals from arise a which is not in his- truth able, on its own and without the checks and blandly firm guidanc of the chamber Senate, legislate with so harsh, so to wisdom on sionate and so civil rights as mechanisms handlin for rate tragic b forted absence the of in its rules, sive issue are first of men. House, and rep iron alienate a conse- possibl de- of nonurban Senate who will go alon reasonable game, Item. Moreover, what bound is an House moving be to open entirely But this aim self, is in It legitimate is From on seen, re- viewpoint his that this which an it- b cannot “We like could is- treated be “From ically and goo shape.” houg 1968 is far away, hands like believe time not such issue. The bottom reality i that the Administration Dirksen bill is “tough” enoug as it imag aid stands, if not, for course indeed, too indicat- The the civil rights forces, therefore, to is settle thankfully for what the have alread got. A persistent un- willingness to quit while they are ahead will hel nobod but their opposition, he and his The current tional effort, PHIL party Na- propagand pumping daily some wa ambitious it is the day-in-day- endeaver si the out- central of Guate- republic for the last two years enjoying an unprecedented boom. economic been Part of the credit interim government Enrique Colonel fense revolt. minister, which the overthrew led in given pablicize of Azurdia. de- dloodless may a the credit force another which to 1963 of also i _little is called sanctions Costa Rica Salvador, Guate- mala, Hondura and Nicaragua, This, in much the same man- Guatemala be super its noted markets canned labelled and in progress well-stocked which stock package “made in good Central America,” As Central American Common Market compose of the five central American republics, El nate ture In March, Europea Common seeks to abolish tariffs the five and to coordi- efforts to develo agricul- and industry. Labels Note Progres Market, by government coun- the among the Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes. Enjoyi known better its as terpart, given former a ner headed is Peralta Peralta, Much this on day in da in 1806. history 1792 Congres authorized mint of the United States to coin money. In 1840 Emile the Zola, French writer and essayist, was born. In 1865 President Jefferson Davis and most of his Confed- erate cabinet fled from Rich out “good the Johnson adminis- to some 30 inter- ested radio stations in 5 states, is a sturdy bid for some fore ward motion, In born this In of news” tration motional Guatemala Col. On a de- can International mond, Va., after Gen. Robert E. Lee abandoned Richmond and Petersbur most In pro- th e Wilson clare 191 President asked war on Congres Woodrow to de- Germai NEWSOM... Almost unnoticed b side world, the smail American mala has was wast- nutritional Democratic Committee travel, Danish do vise. - entirely be can all the needs safe Jupiter and Mercury Hans Christian Andersen, the writer of fairy tales is sea man def to as Toda is Friday, April 2 the Lyndon Johnson’s political ed. this is just way, this of have t try treading a ‘so full of small boob John- may By United Press point of view, party mechan- organizational in not per- with son President 2nd day of 196 with 273 to fol- low. The moon is approachin its first quarter. ‘The morning star is Mars. The evenin stars are Mars, different, very LBJ’s Democratic find new, can Almanac for him state. peopl didn& Barry Goldwater, But 196 the af — voters, cour many so attach thinl based things many traps who made th tour: got by with it in 1964 soned prescise Unless he one because plac national after state the when is little error. ‘trusted associates who got and sample the atmo- spher told Johnson last fall that he personall had almost Say man o hap ingenious ways strengthenin his bonds around in a to series — - nothing positive going that ment fronts, mis slights, delay calculations to serve may feed the discontents of many weakly held voting groups. It the should pee off one b the one, cumulative effect could b as devastatin as if the objec of their shak at- tachment ha committed great it is should thinness political the nig unassailable in 196 thoughtful young Demo- lawyer dares to suggest thoug a be underscored at newly time when whatever may be said about ‘his spee of action, h has moved not onl decisive: ly but with a kind of lunging hell for leather bravado. seem, the not certain are sues well A cratic com- wide but quite thin, support for try to implemen it, For, naive as it may there go, we not fresh evidence on a point endlessl stressed in last year& that campaign, voter ‘attachment to him is to purpose voter tough altogether a is the are their urban in reclaim ed on high philosophical level undeniable shortcomin Republicans par- suspi a the Republican party, an But be- capacity any truly searching debate for ig they are playing a against the approac of year’s Congressiona elec- next to mo- pretty a that tions, is this evidently continues to endang his political position in many place across the country pas- an nonconstitu- able the are line, true tional M questions, current leaders, Democratic and Re- publican, be, as There may ion torical the They would, in bod tives in thelr pure u with have And the danger comes in the House of Representatives from the even more efforts unwise of the Republican leader Ger- Ford&# tod An gaui moment a legisla prove” and “toughen” isting bipartisan bill, begi of ee mind. for Ford “Here Johnson man:, back to 1960.” The President a that peri which may lurk in some place for the President is not widely sensed, The notion ob- tains that if he can just avoid major mistakes h could be a pre- else, motives question here; tive wisdom is. in typily more’ anyone and Yor New said to nois, how the cause ity leadershi erett McKinley Dirksen How, how, did families alon what House Rollo J. Shaw, 101 Eldorado, BARB against the South bit go quarters, laws. misnamed resist- ar associates far sounder the as be never be unwis The labor many them of on government should choice. be action. Indeed, the will in their progressively strength, b capabl of influencing the out- vent to taxes, will never the minority Dee opposition resisting Southerner: ing—will the individual basis tric b pose It choose not to pay his unemploye and The and not rights not employment, forces now the — bipartisan civil in Congres is the for not er pealed fo WASHINGTON test rights Southern’ Th leaders have dictatorship on and employer, ap- Hazelle R. Paus, North Tenth Street. 30 violently ill. now ing bordering two provision labor equa basis without a law that weigh the balance for the others. That unfon to an on years lot of poison.” It is and toxic as well. am positive proof of its poi- effect. In a certain city sonous making this left Portland, Ore., has vote it I choose No union of the famed whose real knockin the Re- for nonetheles of the southerner the surface almost had never been sub- as The Negro leaders’ stubborn disenchantment is a reminder, wait too, that he cannot too before lon doin somethin about a similar thinness which Rig Threats Vote an security strength b prohibiting the un- jon shop the right to negotiate medication. politics power mine WHITE... S. Michelson, was publicans suspicio old - WILLIAM Charlie talent of Sign exist in Johnson circles The President bounded to ironic gamery. friends in cent per tion, Mont+ to 9 merged, One Negr leade told was b voting rights bill, the even support in the 196 elec- as ago, credit restored a him 90 to their day Rooseveltian minority gave re- inade- hailed voting rights to Congress his har his brusqu bama’s Gov, or he and that not widely speec claim weeks three ma who slowly tragic deserted b leaders whose voters be could of a ican not most in other agriculture’ nations, kept instance, with pace industry. But Latin in Amer- has developin Guatemala, for efforts are being made to get away from a cof- fee economy, In 1963 coffee ac- counted for 55 per cent of total exports as oppose to 62.5 per cent in 1962, Boom And within the Central Ameri- can Common Market, Guate- mala from mid-1963 to mid-196 sold the equivalent of $2 mil- selves while importing just over million. In 195 exports to Central American nations to- taled just over $500,00 and im- Ports something less than $ $1 Latin American ta coup cratic lands. a one- economy, whether it be coffee, tin or copper. In the expense of demo- processes. national elections would be held in 1965 A constituent assembly now Communists Infiltrate Guatemala’s mountains, supported is Communist gueril- seek the overthrow of the government and finance them. - las at B the latter route Col. Per- alta came ta The Unit- power. ed States recognized him on the basi of tentative’ promise that most Many have the proble of of — million. Since 1950 Guatemala has been of special interest io the United States and a capsule of common proceed the kidnapin and And to the United States it has presented a problem also encountered in other Latin American nations whether to insist upon the developmen of democratic to institutions or settle temporarily for a stabil- ity broug about by a military lion problems from robbery _ working on a new tion for Guatemala and Colonel Peralta says general elections may be held this year. c
