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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1954)
TUKSnAY, JUNK, 21), ior.4 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE ELEVEN MORE OF THE SAME Coot Pay Plratoi who lopped In Klamath Falli Friday to tell about the annual itnta American Legion convention which will meet in Cool Bay thii year, and mem ben of the Roundup Court, Queen Darlene Winebarger (left), and Princoit Marcia Wilton, Fort Klamath, Blind Vet Rescues Two Swimmers LUCKIMLE. Miss. ITI A blind Korean War veteran rescued three companions Irom drowning Huiv lny night 111 Uie will waters ot the raacagoula Hivit. Danger wits oltl hnl to 32-year-oltl Charles Vines: lln hurt nerved W illi the Imnrd lil Murine Division Marines To Form New AAA Units VYA8H1NOTON If! The MVlne Corps 15 organizing lln own anil etrcralt guided nilasilo unite to protect It airfield and bcachheade In amphibious oiicraiions. These battalions will operate ashore, wilh Din Navy maintaining lla own ahlp-borne mlasllo delcnse. presumably u a 1 n g converted crulsera and dcalroyera aa anil alrrrnlt mliwlle-llrlng alilpa to accompany a force at aea or cover a harbor whero Uiere ta a conccn tiaiion of shipping. rsoth Uie Marines and Navy are Using Uie aame production-luie weapon. Hie Terrier, a mliuille generally comparable In aire and mliutlnn tn the Ariny'a "Nike" antiaircraft missile. Baby Saved From Snake Bite Death T1IK DALLES if! A baby rattlesnake bit an lB-month-old boy nn Uin hand at a picnic near here Sunday alternoon. A member of the plcnlo party retoKUUmd, Uia anaka as a raiUer despite lla liny aire, and Uie child, Mark Van ValkenUurgh, was rushed to a hospital here, where serum waa administered. He was recovering sallslaciorily Monday. The snnke'a venom waa diag nosed aa dradly. Soma persona in the party thought It waa a harm lew gartcrsnako because ot Ita aire. Tho child la the aon of Mr. and Mr. Meredith D. Van Valken burgh, The Dalles. Van Valken. burgh la assistant Wasco County district attorney. You may aave aa much aa JC, If vnu gel your fire Insuranre from liana Norland. 617 Pine St. on Ilia western front In Korea, where he waa blinded by a niorlur ahcll. He plunged Into tho dark river at the Hint Impelling cry from two teen-age girls who were swept toward mid-stream alter they stepped Into deep water while wad ing near Uie bank. Vlnea awain toward the girls' cry of distress, lln rcuched Anne Louise Hall, la, and grabbed her by the arm, then swam with her In tow until he found the other, Bar bara Wood, It. He told barbara tn hold on to both of them, and Uie three be gan their breaUilesa way shore ward. About 40 leet Irom the bank Barbara snid she could swim Uie rest ot the way, and alruck out alone. Vlnea reached land with Anne Louiso aiul heard Jinrbara cry out again aa she waa awept back into Uie swirling central current. 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Biggest amendment In prospect would knock out 800 million dollars earmarked tor special military aid for French and loyal native torcca In Indochina, with authority lor the President to use the money any where In Asia. Rep. Burr P. Harrison (D Val, sponsor of the proposal, told the House yesterday there to no def inite program In the Far Eaat at una lime and that funda ahould be held up until a policy la lor mulated, A group of Foreign Alfalra Com mittee Republicans headed by Rep. Laurence Smith n-Wlsj promised aupport to Harrison. But administration lieutenant voiced confidence they would beat all ellorts to make major cuti hi the authorization. 9mlth predicted substantial back ing, however, for an amendment to. eliminate authority to spend 76 million dollars for the manufacture in Great Britain of warplanes needed by United Kingdom forces for defense of the North AUantlc area. Other amendments would cut 26 million from Uie 37 million pro posed for development of apeclal weapons abroad, and reduce from 1112,070,000 to 100 million the allot ment lor technical ass lata nee or "Point Four" aid. VETERAN HPKINTER SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Alex Lltman claims to be the oldeat active sprinter. At 34 he'a still good enough to beat the fellows who run In the Army. Lltman, a medical technician at Brooke Army Medical Center here, runs 100 yarda in O S and the 1'iO In 31.6. He did those tlmea In winning the dashes at the Fourth Army track and field meet at Fort Sill, Okla. The Texan (he'a from Ban An gelo) has been running In Army meets since 140. The beat Urn be ever posted in the 100 waa t.s In Hawaii In 1846. Hla best In the 330 was at Fort Dlx, N. J,, lo 1048, when he posted 30.7. Lltman points out that other active sprinters, Horb McKinlev and Mai Whitfield, are 31 and yeara old respectively. 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