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PAGES.
AND NEWS,
HERALD
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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
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Almost
unnoticed
b
side
world,
the
smail
American
mala has
was
wast-
nutritional
Democratic
Committee
travel,
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vise.
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entirely
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can
all the
needs
safe
Jupiter and Mercury
Hans Christian Andersen, the
writer
of fairy
tales
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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.
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