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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1954)
! TUESDAY, JUNE B, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACT nvc Old Timers Picnic Set Two Killed When TV Pole Hits Line RUOENE im Two men were killed outrinht Monday when a television antenna they were at tempting to Install touched a high voltage power line. They wore Thomaa Roaa Witt, 50, and Bill Jameraon, about 60, who lived In small communities on the McKenzle River east ol here. Mild Quake Rocks Idaho By TIIK ASSOCIATED PRESS A mild earthquake shook parts of Northern Idaho Monday but there were no report of Injury or damage. The rumbling tremor shook houses and rattled dishes at both Kelloiig and Coeur D'Alene. It shook heavy machinery at the Northwest Timber Co., milt at Coeur d'Alene. Wendell Bralnard, editor of the Kellogg- Evening News, aald th quake lasted lor about 30 aeconda and that many resident thought at first It in the result ot torn blasting. He noted that the Oabum earth fault atraddlea the north Idaho min ing district. ' Newapaperi and radio atatlooa got dozens of calls. Tenants of the four-story Powell Building, the largest In Coeur D'Alene, aald the tremor was distinctly felt there. MAUN Mnlln Chamber ol Com merce In mi king pinna lor a bin picnic lor tho old timra ol Urn Mnlln vicinity Sunday, June 117. ul Uie Mnlln Community 1'uik. The picnic will alurl nt noun unci the chnmtji.T ol commerce will lurnlhh collce, ice crcHin, agH' drlnlcn, cupn, lorltn mid tipcomi. Everyone Is miki'it lu brliiK their own lunch. A lint of old tlmera hue been compiled by a committee and In- vltutlons have been mailed. Tnla committee, many of whom are lonii time rcAldenl Ihcmeelvea, have attempted to make a com plete lint of all old tlmem, es pecially thone wno settled In this area 60 yearn or more ago, but home nninCK may have been miMPd. Invitation ahould be an awered and nulled back to the aecretary of the Malln Chamber of Commerce by June H. Thla will enablo the chamber to make ade quate preparations. Penney's the styles, the values ...in Penney's IT TOOK SIX YCARS for thii group of Girt Scouil, Troop, No. 57, to earn their first class swards, presented at a meeting t Roosevelt School, June 2. Work toward the honor was started when they were In the 2nd grade, All will be 8th graders next fell. Mothers were en terlained at e tee following the meeting. Mrs. Art Moore, leader, was assisted by Mrs. Keith Cobo, executive Girl Scout director, Mrs, Fred Goellor and Mrs. Lola Burnett, council as sistant. First class awards want to seated II to rl Barbara Moore, Sally Robinson, Nancy Turner, Adele Goering. Standing, same order Carolyn Bullard, Eitina Anderson, Becky Mack, Patricia Lee Patterson, Charmion Biehn, Marilyn Mason. TWINTY-THRII TINY TOTS performed for parents at the elos of Klamath Kindergarten sessions for the summer. In eluded in the group war (from left) Stephanie Hamilton, Pat Sari and Eddie Gordon. The program featured songs, dances, poems and music by th rhythm band. 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Snowdrift lto rum au vioiiAHl iwmiinino maoi ar ihi wisson oil rionl Oppenheimer Gets Written Report OK WAHIItNOTON W-Thc Atomic Enrrjrv Commission hss confirmed that Dr. J. llnbert Oppenhrlmer can present written but not oral iimuments lor study by the com mission when It reviews his sccur- Ity case. A special AEC board last week ruled that Oppenheimer. pioneer atomic researcher, is a "loyal citi zen" but. by a 2-1 vo'.e, held he li a security rl.ik who must be burred from further access to nu clear aecrcls. Oppenheimer had asked permis sion to present both written and oral argument for the AKC re vlrw. The AEC last nlitht officially cnnlirmrd earlier reiwrl that on ly written arguments would be allowed. -MANKUVKKS OKINAWA 11 The Army will fight the Marines In huge amphib ious exercises Involving some 15.- 000 soldiers, sailors. Marines and airmen opening here Wednesday. 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