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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1952)
THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 10(52 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THRU Kef auver Takes 70 Percent of Demo Vote There were 198,143 votes cut for number of registered voters. This than the 50 per sent vote tjhart ha4 President, or 62 13 per cent of the I percentage was slightly higher been predicted. MOUNTAIN RIDOC MOUNTAIN MOOt MOUNTAIN RIDBI MOUMaas I O Made For (ii-penn ttm Whn I A ' "''if; r -m ' ' . -.11'. .11 r . S i i tix .w-ry-r , . ' yr' ' SUBMARINE HUNTER Tha world's largest nonrigld airship, built in Akron, 0 for anti-tubma-rlna work, arrival at thf Likthurit Naval Air StaMon, N. J., for further development. The big air ship can makt 80 milei an hour and alio hovar msflonlan ovar a given tpot. Tha Navy tayi it li highly maneuverable, abla to refuel In flight and it carriai tha latoit gadgets for submarine detection. . . Claim. Counter Claim, 1 Mark Yakima Rain War lly The Asaoialrd I'reee A motcoroloRlnl whose raln-atop-plnu clalma have boon dlsutiird by aclrntlnU went ahead Wednesday with more "secrcl cheilites!" opera tion he contend will krer rein Irom cherry cronn. The metenrnlniilsl, Jack llulibsrd nl Olvinnla. Wash., said at Yakima, Wash , Wednesday he wen urepar. Ina counter measures lor "Uit next bin cloud Invasion." The chrrrv harvest now la ol lie peak In Ihc Ynklnm end Wrnnlchee vellrvn ol WnnhuiKlon Hubberd hnri been hired by fruit iirowore to try to krep ruin from upllltlnii the rliienliiK clicrrlo. He'e In compet ition with rulii-iimkcrfi tnuBiird bv whrnt rnnchrra. Hubberd dlwunerd hl enll-rnln oiM-rntloiiK t e mrellim of the Amerlrnn MrteuroloRlcel Society l CorvellU, Ore.. Tuendev. but didn't Klve delella. All he would v eboul hl pro cedure w tht he ur Reneretore Ingrid Happy About Twins ROME T! A wen and weery Iniirld BriRntAn ahrd team of Joy Thurndev ehe ot her first Rood look l her dey-old twin duuRhtera. laebel, aevrn poundi three ounce, end her youmer alater by half an hour eliiht-pound five ounce initrld .lr. doted In fitful unuwnrrneaa of their International publicity. y HhannR hit wlfn'a Joy,, alter a plnht lnnR vlRll at her betlalde In the flower - packed hospital room wea Roberto Rowielllnl. lor whoae love the blonde Swedlah film atar abandoned her husband and a Hollywood career. Tlie twlna two week.a overdue, were born VVedneiidey nlRht at the fashionable Salvalore Mundl Hoa pltal. Hie JS-year-old mother Jwaa reiMirled doliiR well. Dr. Plor LuirI Guldottl. who aaaiated In the birth, aald Uie film alar "cried when ahe aew her babies and was happy because they were perfect babies and Just what her huaband wanted." Messengers delivered congratula tions Irom all parts of the world and telephone calls clogged the hospital switchboard. Drinking Bout Ends In Killing pnHirRTinn tjn nnnlet Web ster Bmllh, 70, Camas Valley, Wednesday was convicted o man slaughter by a Jury that deliber ated Just two hours. Smith was convicted In the death May 13 of John Henry Jenkins. 17. Smith said he and Jenkins got Into a quarrel after drinking to- !... mrni h ant All! ahntfflin to frighten Jenkins, who waa found later, dead ot wounos. Smith will be sentenced later. Manslaughter carries a term of 1 lo 16 yeara. GREYHOUND More Travel Extras No txtra Cosfl Yes, bliusr vilutl Mort strvlce to mora' places Fines! busts. Best ttilvtrs, Choose Iht travel leader , . . choose Greyhoundl 5 Buses Daiiy to LOS ANGELES trem KLAMATH FALLS Including I Isprasiet Only $10.40 plus tea t itmptate Service to All America to release small amounts of ils "secret compound" Into the air. He said these chemicals have a trigger like eflect In releasing the "undts alpated energy" In clouds. The "energy slate" of cloud for nations, he explslned. often Is so flnoly balanced that a tlnv punh one way or Ihe other can dlimlpate them or turn them Into raindrops. Bclentlits who commented Indi cated thev were not Impressed. Dr. Morris Nleburger. professor of meteorologv at the University of California til Los Angeles, celled Hubbard a claims "doublo-tulk." The California!) aald Hubburd'a scanty explanation of the technical steps did not follow sound scien tific principles. Hubbard said at Corvallls his secret method could be used to produce a drought over whole countries, and added the military possibilities were tremendous. in Washington, DC, United States Weather Bureau expert were tust as cool toward Hubbard's claims aa they have been concern ing rain-making operations. Dr. Harry Wexler of the Weather Bureau said that If Hubbard has an effective method "he hasn't told It In the government " Weather Bureau scientists said Ihev couldn't accept the Idea Hub bard could undo anmelhlng triev don't concede othera could do Id the first place. Hell's Canyon Hearings Due ; WASHINGTON 141 Ben. Morse (R.-Ore.l ssld Thursdav he had been assured thnt Bcnate hearings will be held "as soon as feasible" on legislation to authorize construe ' lion of Hells Canvon Dam on the Idaho Oregon border. That mav not be before next Jan uary, however, he ssld. He made public a letter to Rep. jEnglc (D.-Cnllf.l, chairman of the I House interior sub - committee j which Wednesdny voted to posl !pone Indefinitely further hearings Ion the controversial Snake River prolect. I Morse said he had talked with Sen. O'Mahonev (D.-Wvo.l, chalr- ! man of the Senate Interior Commit ter, following the House commit tee action. I "He told me that he would see to It." Morse said. "That hear ings were held Just as soon as 11 I was feasible to do so." But he said O'Mahonev "doubted If they could be held until after i the reconvening of the Congress next January although there was a . possibility thst some hearings In ithe Held might be held some lime j during the fall." Morse's letter to Engle ac companied copies of the senator's I two recent speeches on the Senate .floor ardentlv supporting the con 'structlon of the dam. SALEM ( Ben. Estes Kcfau ver of Tennessee got 71.9 per cent of the Democratic vote In Oregon's Mav It presidential primary. A pre-election Associated Press poll showed Kefauver with ll.ej per cent of the vote onlv .S of a per cant from the official figures an nounced Tuesday. Kefauvcr'a total waa 142.440. Su preme Court Justice William O. Douglas waa second With 28,(32 and Illinois Gov. Stevenson, third with 20,353. ' Douglas and Steven son were unwilling candidates. Douglas led for vice president with 1.9U6 write-In votes. Califor nia's Republican Gov. Warren got 1,280 write-ins, Oregon's delegates lo the Demo cratic convention are bound to a Kefauver-Douglas ticket as long as It appears . those candidates have a chance. "Die AP poll gave Douglas 14 ft per cent of the vote. He got onlv 10. 8levonson was expected to get 18.4 but got onlv 10.3. Gen. Elsenhower, the choice of Ihe state's Republican voters, had s.ouu Democratic - write-ins for President, or 2 4 per cent of the vote. Mrs. Lilian M. Burton defeated Mrs, Margaret Cawood 02,216 to 88,139 in the contest for Demo cratic national commltteewoman. In unofficial returns after the elec tion, Mr. Cawood had held a nar row lead. Both are from Portland. Democratic National Committee man Monroe Bweetland, Mllwaukie, won reelection easily, beating Mike M. DeClcco, Portland tire dealer, 138,287 to 61,705. The four delegates at large to the Democratic National Conven tion are Sheriff Terry D. 8chrunk. Portland: Bweetland: State Treas urer Walter J. 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