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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1951)
f' WKDNKSDAY, OCTOHKIt 10, in.Tl HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Air Force Brass Back In Business WABIIINOTON, W-Juliii A. Mc Cain, Lou Aniile bualnena exec utive, Ima reMuneri nn und'Thncru tary ol the air lone. J'rca. Truman nominated llonwi-ll L. Uiliiatrlu, MlnlHiit aacrotnry hlin May, lu aurcred lilin, 111 two mnvpn were niinoiiiK'Pd yealerday by Hip While limine. Mr Cone aald In a letter mucin public hy the Whits Howe ha realRned liir ' pcrwuiiil roaiiona." Ho aald hn wauled to return to prlvata lllr . McCliuia aald ha had accepted tha Job wltli the expectation ol nerving a year and had remained on lor nnarly alx month Jonver. Mr. Truman accepted lha realK niillnn Willi "extreme retire!." llllpatrlu, 44 yeara old, la a New York attorney. I Tlmea 1 JUDY CANOVA In " LOUISIANA HAYRIDE " Extra I Pap.Soddlar Fight a rrimEAT'I The Thrill-Bill o( lha Yeor start TOMORROW I I - Kilt V aa tMAOt HIT ,WT TIVO i r. - w ft Jo" )oV.oB t - t,oi -. new"1 Ao.!.. I EUGENE H. FAVELL new associate with John II. llotmton, district rcprcsen . talive of the Equitable Life Assurance Society. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene G. Favcll. Lakcview and a graduate of Stanford. With Mrs. Kavell (Winni frcd Lamm) he is making his home at 2244 Darrow. Killer Sets Top Record Gets Pardon WETHRRSFIKI.D. Conn.. i-A lawyer told Die mate pardom board mine of the reaiiona whv Thomas Coyne. 30-year-old convict ed cop killer, la called "the annul" by hia lcllow Inmutca In alate prlaon. Ho worked 75 consecutive hour hclphiK Uie III durlnn an Influenza outbreak In the prison. Ha aerved aa a "human nulr.cn pin" In wurtlme medical experi ment. lie wanted to donnte skin to victim ol Uie 1IM4 clrcua lire In Harllord. He donated 14 pints of blood to Uie Red Croaa. He haa been a faithful asal.stnnt to lha prlaon'a Catholic chaplain and an attendant In the prison hoapltal. All theae thlnia, tha lawyer aald yeaterday. Coyne haa done during Uio last thirteen yeara while serv Inn a Ufa Irrin, Imposed on him foi ahootlnit the New Haven police man who arretted nun for a hold up. . Aftr atudylni the record. Die board itranted Coyne a conditional pardon. A Job In a New Haven hoapltal- awalla him.. Civil Rights Battle Brews WASHINGTON, WU-Beii. Mi-Far-land of Arizona, aenata iJemocratlo leader, aald "flatly no" today to proposals that lha aenata atay In session this fall for a showdown over civil rllfhts leaislatlon. "Wa will not lake It up at this seaalon flatly no." McFarland told a reporter. He added that ha would diclda "when the Ulna cornea" whether to schedule It after Uia aenata reconvenea In January. McFarland made his atalement afUT Urn. Benton (D-Connl had disclosed he planned "to do every UiInK I can to precipitate a show down" on the Issue "at toon at I can." CONTKOVKRHV Benton la acrvlliR as acting chair man of tha rules committee at hearing on a? holly controversial move to put crimp In filibusters, southern senators' traditional weap on against dvU rights legislation. At Issue In the hearlngi are a batch of rival proposals to make It easier to Impose a time limit on debate. No such limitation Is permissible on proposals to amend any senate rule a circumstance which mukea certain a filibuster uxaln.-it buv serious move to muz zle the ancient right to talk a bill to death by never letting It coma to a vote. Benton leads a group aeeklng to permit the senate to Invoke a de bate limit, known as cloture, by a majority vote of lha senators present and voting. The aenata rule now requires at least two thirds of the elected members, a minimum of 84 votes to Impose Uie limit. Benton has told the committee I. la Impossible to get that many votes. 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