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MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1953
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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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GETTING ACQUAINTED - Mrs. Helen Martini,
In chute of nursery at New York's Bronx Zoo, helps Bambl, a
day-old fawn, make friends with a pair of 3-day-old tiger cubs.
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LABOR LEADER FOUND GUILTY Defense Attorney BIchard
Gladstein of San Francisco (right) consoles Jack Hall (left), Hawaii
regional director of the International Longshoremen's Union, after
the labor leader was found guilty in Honolulu, along with six others,
of Communist conspiracy charges. In center is Dr. John E. Rein
ccke, former schoolteacher and co-defendant with Hall. Hawaiian
unionists threatened a general work stoppage protesting the jury's
verdict.
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'TAINT COMING, IT'S COING-That ball isn't heading. for Billy
.Martin. Ho just threw it after leap-frogKing over Urowns' Roy
Sievers, who was forced out. Tho boll, on Its way to first, got there
i in time to cut down Don Lcnhardt. Yankees copped the game, 5 0
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Western Oregon Pair In south,
partly cloudy in north through
Tuesday; widely scnUcrcd after
noon and evening showers along
the northern const: little temper
ature change. Highs 62-72 except
80-85 In southern interior; low
Monday night 46-54. Winds oil coast
northwesterly, iu-w m.p.n.
Eastern OreRon Mostly sunny
through Tuesday. Highs U-83; low
Monday nigni -a.
Northern C a 1 1 f o r n 1 a Fair
through Tuesday: continued warm
12-25 ni.p.h. off coast, locally
approaching 30 m.p.h.
Oranfs Pass and vicinity ralr
. through Tuesday. High Tuesday 84;
low Monday night 48. .
Coos Bay area Fair through
; Tuesday. Bar winds variable, be
coming northwesterly, 20-25 m.p.h.
:! in afternoons. High TucK'ay 68;
low Monday night 48. '
, Baker and vicinity Fair through
Tuesday, High Tueaday 80; low
: Monday nkU 45.
24 hnirs to 4:30 a.m. Monday
Mas. Min. Prclp.
Baker
feutrcne
La Grande
Lnlrmiiew
Mcdlord
Newport
North Bend
Ontario
Pendleton
Portland (Airport)
Roseburg '
Salem
15
68
77
74
80
62
64
82
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71
Boise
Chicago
Denver
Eureka
Los Angeles
Now York
Red Bluff
Seattle
Spokane
70
89
84
75
07
04
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44
47
46
43
48
48
50
50
49
53
46
48
51
70
55
50
59
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62
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CHIPS ON THEIR SHOULDERS A Uiln line of Soviet lank and people's police hold their nfles .
ready as they draw the Une on the Soviet side of East Berlin against angry demonstrators. Crowd m
foreground boos and catcalls from the safety of the American sector.
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NEW SUCCESSOR TO DANISH THRON EKing Frederik and his dauchten.
Princesses Anne Marie. Benedlete and Margrethe. left to right, at Christianborg Castle, Copenhagen,
where the King effected a constitutional change putting Margrethe, 13, in line for the throne.
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BIDING HER TiME-Jackie Lee,
22,- af -Cape Neddiek, Maine, is
bidinf ker time dancing at the
Saads ia Lai Vegas, Nev., until
July t when she will compete in
the Miss Universe contest at Long
Beach, CiW. She was chosen Miss
llaiaa before leaving home.
HOPES NO BATS IN BELFRY
ISTANBUL. Turkey tfl r Adlai
Stevenson ' told ' a press conference
Monday "I hope and pray . that
President (Syngman) Rhee has not
lost his mfnd." Asked his opinion
of developments in Korea, Steven
son said: "I think we can all under-
tand the depth of his feeling but
this Is a time when cool heads and
sound minds are most important."
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WOKINGHAM. England tffl'
Henry Beesley, who claimed to be
the oldest man in Britain, .died at
the- age of 106, Beesley, who cheer
fully . admitted that ne smonea
heavily 'and had feeen a whiskey
drinker since young mannooa,
worked as a farmer until he was
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MODELS HIS PRODUCT- Asere T. Sokeoro of
Basuloland, South Africa, showing his skill at Rhodesian Exposi
tion, uses grass to make a hat similar to the one he Is wearing. I
ROYALTY TOPS TI MBER -Dutch Princess Bea
trix and her Argentine mount, Atalanta, sail over a jump in horse
show near Soestdijk Palace. She was fourth in general standing.'
we're making a big spring
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