HKRALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Mississippi Hods Grimly To Segregation Program
The weakened school program
wilt equalize teachers' ealarlea be
tween the races and make a start
on equalizing transportation.
JACKHON, Minn. W Mlsassln-
outlawing segregation
forced equalization advocates to
with the slate paying tuition tees,
similar to the South Carolina and
Ocorgla plans.
Whatever Uie decision, legisla
tors will return for a special" ses
sion within one year.
If segregation is upheld under
the "separate but equal" doctrine,
the Legislature will consider ex
tending the program and pushing
It up to original plans. If the court
outlaws segregation, the session
will seek ways to sidestep the de
cision. pI'H program to equalize Ncijro and
white schools faced a li'uul but
shaky future today, with the U. 8,
Supreme Court holding the trump
cams,
Tha IcKlilaturo put the Una) re
luctant louche to the proiirani
yesterday,' atlll IcarlnK the high
court may abolish scurctiatlon.
In tlio same breath, the Lettlshi
lure net up a committee of "who's
who'' In Mississippi government to
llnd waya to dodne any decision
' Segregation In public schools
will be maintained, the . Legisla
ture Insisted, whatever the Su
preme Court rules on live segrega
tion cases before It.
The House months ago resolved
lo resist commingling ol races by
"every lawful means" In this state,
where whites have only a slim nu
mcrcal advantage over Ncgroea.
Fear of the pending Supreme
Court decision influenced al
months of legislative work, and
settle tor a compromise one-year
trial run at a reduced cost ol 34
million dollars. The original pro
gram was estimated to cost 43
rnlllon a year. 'Hie state's normal
school budget would be 2i million.
Many legislators feared segrega
tion would be outlawed and argued
the Legislature should take steps
to protect Mississippi's traditional
sy.item. Strongly suggested wan
abolishing public schools and fit
ting up private, segregated schools
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THE FIRST WATER SAFETY AIDES trained In Klamath County have finiihed thoir courie of
Instruction in the spring swimming program at KUHS natatorium, Aidai include, back row,
Bill Hamblin, Don Smith, John rrei, Thereto Bruner, Jan Kenyon and front row, Jeanne
Condray, Mary Ann Mumon and Linda Williami.
Civic Groups Combine To
Train Water Safety Aides
The first clniw of Water Safely
Aides to be trained In Klamath
County linn Junl I uil.ilircl Uie course
nl instructions 111 Uie sprniK swim
mine program at (he Klamath
Union High tjchool Natatorium.
Water Bafcly Aides, water safe
ty Instructors, Heritor and Junior
Life Having certlllcatra were pre
sented Wednesday evening to
qutilillfd persons.
These atrr lrty Instruction
courics ate ollored each year
Ihrouuh the cooperation of the
American Heel Cross, the public
schools. YMCA. Boy Scout. Ulrl
rlcouis, Camp Fire Olrla and rec
reation department. Courses oflcr
training lor Junor lIlc.Hnvlng, se
nior lilcaavinu, water aafely In
structors, water anlety aldea. uiider
tne Amerlcun Itcd Cross aquatic
program.
The new Water Safety Aldea pro
grain, Undiluted Una year. Hums
awtmmcra from Uie agca of 14 to
18 to assist water aalely instruc
Kirs and to assist hi other phase
ol swimming oiwraiions.
Beveral aldea trained. In this re
cent course are now assisting In
tho beginners' swim program at
tho KUMS natatorium. This sum
mer. Wuter Balcty Aldea' trained
in una program will asaist In the
operation of tho new Klamath
Kails Municipal Pool, the Malm
Pool and at boys' and girls' camps.
Tho following groups ol students
wore certified:
Water Balcty Aides: Theresa
Jiruncr, Jeanne Condrcy, Bill
Jlamblin, John Frel, Kay Johnson,
Jan Kcnyro, Mary Ann Miuison,
Jackie Murphy, Alnn Myer, Don
Hnillh, Linda Williams, Lnvon
Travis.
Water salety Instructors; Ralph
Tlllyeu, Harmony Jones, Prince
Koberg, Robert McVey, Charles
rtanto, Richard Vallluiicour. Mar
tin Louiioe all of Klumalh Fnlls:
Frank flair. Ai lie Mae Johnson
Francea Kolkow, all of Malln:
Miriam I'olucck, Langell Valley.
Senior llfo Having: Theresa
Brunei-. John Frel, Carrie Hell
bronner, Jan Kcnyon. Marian Mul
len. Prank Unardnuin, Shcriill
Bnell, Wesley Blue, Don Smith,
Lavon Travis, Linda Wlllhims,
Jackie Murphy, Hnlpli nilyeu,
Robert McVey, Prince Koberg.
Nancy Piulll, Harmony Joiiok.
Junior life Having: Darlcnc
Krophy, Roaomnrlo nruncr, Kml
lio McNolso, Hobby Potucek, Lois
Robertson, Maria, Weed, Robert
' 6a rl Jr.
May Myers, local American Red
Cross nqiiullc chalrmnn; Ella Red
key, Mull In I.mi'd'o, Clin Urn Santo
and Prlnpr Koberg have been the
supervisors in chnrgo of Instruc-
tora' Iralnlng, These people volun
teer Una service each year and the
annual .program haa become one
of the highlights of the Bauin
aquatic pattern.
At the present, Uie supervisors
aro being assisted In Uie instruc
tion of beginning awlmmera by
Theresa ilruner, Don Hmllh,
Jeanne Condrcy, Linda Williams,
Ralph Ullyeu and John Frel.
"The American Red Cross Is the
standard hearer of water aafely in
Uie United Stales, and Klamaih
Falls can well be proud of the
fine group who avail themselves of
thin opportunity and Uierelore Im
prove water safety conditions m
this area. ' aald Boh Bonney, city
park and recreation director.
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