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?:20 Phil Norman CBS
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Prisoners
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One Guard
LANSING, Kan. I Shielding
themselves with six terrified pris
on visitors, six desperate convicts
tried to force their way out of the
Kansas State Prison yesterday.
A veteran guard was killed, and
one of the hostages and two of
the convicts were wounded in
bursts of gunfire before the group
surrendered in the administration
building.
The convicts were armed wim
three crude .33 pistols and six
knives, all made- within the
prison.
The six men rushed Into' the
visitors' room, where about 25 vis
itors were talking with prisoners.
They seized the hostages. Including
two children, and rushed to ue
administration building.
Fred Kenaga. 58. an unarmed
guard supervisor with 35 years of
service, encountered the group at
the administration building door
and was shot to death.
Inside a vestibule the convicts
were stopped by two gates. Threat
ening the hostages, they yelled for
gatekeeper Andy Holllnshead to
onen the gates. He refused and
ihev fired at him. -
warden c n a r l e s Earaonoson
rushed into the corridor and drew
fire from the convicts as trie nos
uces screamed hysterically.
The warden got a rifle and
stepped into the corridor again as
armed guards approached the con
victs from the yard in the rear.
I knew we were going to have
showdown, and that we were
going to have It right there." the
warden said.
"I was interested in getting the
hostages out, as well as about 20
other visitors in tne visitors' nau,
he said, "but you Just can't run a
orison by opening the. gates be
cause of pressure from Inside."
The convicts started shooting but
surrendered when the guards
opened fire.
Tne wounaea convicis were xjw
ton Ray Collins, 24, Kansas City,
shot In the hip, and William Henry
Parker, 24. Gage. Okla., wounded
In a finger. The other convicts
were Donald E. Davis. 27, Sturgls,
Mich.; Emmett May, 34, Topeka,
Kan.; Robert Leroy Knight, 24,
Picher, Okla.; and James Tarr, 22,
Ponca City, Okla. '
Mrs. Frankie acroggins, a, Kan
sas City, was wounaea in we
shoulder.
Warden Edmondson said the six
convicts would be charged with
first-degree murder for Kenaga's
slaying.
Skaters Plan To
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Two and possibly three Lakeview
youngsters will compete in nation
al championship roller skating con
tests in Denver, Colorado, July 25
to July 31.
The two girls and -one boy are
Kay and Sharon Chaffin, daugh
ters of Mr. and Mrs. George Chef
fin, and Phil, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Thayer, all of Lakevlew.
The two Chaffin girls plan to en
ter the national championship! and
it is expected the Thayer boy will
also enter.
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COSTUMED DANCERS from Eugene, Corvallii, Coot Bey end Redding with local denceri
filled the Klamath Falls Armory Sunday afternoon when the A I I and the Minute Club
headed by Lyle Durrell,, above left, end Edne end John Lilly, with the recreation depart,
ment ipontored the Klamath Basin's first free folk dance festival.
Methodists
Hold Session
. PORTLAND VP) The Oregon
Conference of the Methodist
Church, holding Its 101st annual
session here, voted to hold next
year's conference at Eugene.
The meeting closed Sunday with
Bishop A. Raymond Grant reading
appointments for the 19M-U year.
These Included:
Eugene district, Meredith A.
Groves, superintendent: Ashland-
J. ' Ross Knotts; Chlloquln-Ft.
Klamath Edmund B. 8tanton:
Cottage Grove Sydney B. Galther:
Euiene First. Recter W. Johnson
and S. Raynor Smith: Trinity
Robert W. Burner: Wesley. Paul
E. Peterson; Grants Pass Forrest
W. Werts; Junction City Joyce
Kendall: Klamath Falls Lloyd
Holioway; Klamath Indian
Harlev Zeller: Oakridge John
B. Radmore: Roseburg Ellsworth
Tllton: Springfield Harold sneii
hart; Sutherlln-Wllbur Luis Bove.
Forest Grove district. Milton A.
Marcy, superintendent; Donald
Wllsonvllle John Place; Wood
bum Omal Trick.
Portland district, Edward Terry,
superintendent; Pendleton James
L. Wilson.
Salem district, George O. Rose
horry. superintendent: Falls City
James Royer; Harrlsburg J. Wil
liam Bowles; Independence Roy
C. Agte; Salem First. Brooks H.
Moore and Calvin Moore; Four
Corners. Joe A. Haraing;
Lee. Ernest P. Oouldcr; Leslie.
Robert Mcllvenna; West Salem.
Harold W. Black; Silverton Paul
H. Henry; Stayton K e n n e t h
Abbott.
HONORED
TOKYO I ? East Com
mander Gen. John E. huh, an
alumnus of Miami university.
Ohio, received an honorary iiLj.u.
degree Monday lrom ms Aima
Mater.
The award was presented at his
home here by Dr. John D. Mlllett,
president of Miami.
Third Street
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'Most Decorated Soldier'
To Star In Autobiography
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD Iff - How doeil"? ....
a modest man enact his
own
amazing life on the screen?
Actor Audle Murphy Is not sure
he'll live through It, but he is un
dertaking to portray the soldier
Audle Murphy In "To Hell and
Back." The autobiography Is being
filmed with an expensive produc
tion by Murphy's home studio,
Universal-International.
Murphy's record as a soldier in
World War n.ls unparalleled. He
won 23 decorations, including the
big one the Medal of Honor.
While he was killing 240 German
soldiers, a mortar shell burst at
his feet, he was perforated by an
Cigarette Cause
Of Hotel Fire
The city fire department was
called to the Early Hotel shortly
before midnight 8 u n d a y when
smoke was discovered In the sec
ond lloor corridors.
Alter checking several rooms the
lire was discovered in a club chair
In room 25 occupied by Jimmy
Winters, who firemen said had
gone to sleep with a burning cig
arette on the chair.-
No damago resulted excepting to
the chair and smoke-filled halls. It
was reported.
EULOGY
London Uti Moscow Radio
broadcast a lengthy eulogy Mon
day to Charlie Chaplin, who chose
to live In Switzerland alter the
United States ordered an Inquiry
Into his fitness to live in the United
States.
The m6vle comedian was re
cently awarded ' a Communist
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Trx.. Is modest
about his war achievements. Di
rector Jess Hlbbs told me he and
producer Aaron Rosenberg have
met opposition on some points In
the script.
"I think It's kind of silly lo show
me getting the medala at the end
of the picture." Murphy reasoned.
"Those who know I got the medala
will understand. And for the others
the events will apeak for them
selves." Audle remarked that the rest of
the script is shaping up well, but
he'll take a stand on that matter.
I asked him what would happen
If the atudlo remained firm and
put another actor In the role.
"Fortunately, that's In the small
print of my contract," he laughed.
"Nobody else can play the role but
me. I had to do It that way. Other
wise they would have had Tony
Curtis in the part long ago."
Hlbbs said that two thirds of the
picture would be shot on location
near Yakima, Wash., where the
Army will supply troops and full
cooperation. The terrain approxi
mates the settings of Sicily. Italy
and France, where Murphy fought.
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Guatemala Ceasefire Asked
By U.N. Security Council
UNll'lilD NATIONS. N Y. Iff -
The U.N., Brcurlty Council called
unanimously litot night lor n cruno
(li o In Uuntoniiila and Inr all U.N.
I nliorn lo withhold aid from tlio
lighting luivos llioro.
The acllori rnnie alter the Buvlrt
Union cast Its tiotli veto lu council
history on behalf ol Guatemala's
leftist government. The veto de
feated a motion lo refer the Guate
malan complain! ol aiiKieaalon to
Ilia Western llenilaphoie'a reiiKimtl
organisation, the Oiuuiiltulluii ol
American Suites lOAUi.
U.S. Delegate Henry Cabot
Lodge Jr., council president fur
June, eatd the (soviet veto allowed
obviously the Russians have "de
slitns" on (he Americas. He
warned anmllv:
"I say to Hie Soviet deleunlos:
Slav out of the Western Hemis
phere. Don't try to start your plans
and conspiracies here "
Despite the Russian vote, CI uu to
ny la has already asked the live
niember Inter American Peace
Committee ol the OAS lo help top
the Invasion auuln.it President
Jacobo Arbeua tltiznian'a novern
nient. Tlio committee scheduled, a
meeting in Wa.ihtiiRlon lute loduv.
The cease-fire call wan voted alt
er Ollilleinalall Delejult' Kllnrtln
Casllllo-Arrlolar charged neighbor
ing lltiiHlura.t and NU'imiima.
hacked by the United Slates and
the United Fruit Co., hod connived
In an aggression against Ouale
main's territory by mercenary ex
peditionary forces.
ldoc hotly delcmtrd his gov
ernment and denied the charges.
He said Information available to
the United Slates "strongly aug
resta thai the situation does not
Involve aggression, but a revolt
of Guatemalans ugulnsl Guate
malans. The council look no action on
Guatemala's request that It send
a peace observation commission at
once "to prove the connivance" ol
Honduras and Nlcagugua.
The Oualrmulan delegate told
Iho council his country had been
invaded lrom Honduras Friday by
mercenaries and bombed by P41
planes of North American manu
facture, the latter coming from
bases on Nicaragua and Hondur
as. He claimed lo have documentary
proof linking the leader of the In
vasion, Guatemalan exile Col.
Carlos Casllllo Armas, wilh Nica
ragua and "the government of the
north," an obvious reference to
the United Slates.
He accused the U.S. Stale De
pertinent of defaming his govern
ment with Its charges that It is
Communist Inllucnced and said
American bans on arms shipments
lo his country had left It de
fenseless.
He conceded that communism
hsd "a certain support'' in Guate
mala but aald even If it were out
lawed "this campaign would lind
another pretext."
He charged the Invasion had
been sparked by the Irutl com
pany because his government Is
expropriating large tracts of com-1
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