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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1954)
MONDAY, OCTOBER 25. 19S4 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINS ns y ,.;'-X PART OF THE CREW which served coffee to fhe hundreds of guests at the 18th annual Klam ath Basin Potato Festival banquet Friday night in Merrill were, from left, Wilbur Haslcinj, ' Don CrawforaY Eugene Ramsey and Warren Fruits. i - ; ' ; Army Changes ROTC Policy WASHINGTON Ifl The Army announced Monday the establish ment of a schools division of the Reserve Officers Training Crops with .membership . (United-, to . 8 Junior colleges .and 34 military , in timites. The new system will go Into effect in the 1955-50 school year. By then,' the Army, working with the schools, expects to have a mil itary program specifically de signed to fit the needs of military preparatory schools and ,junior colleges. ,-:" Monday'a announcement -'marked a partial reversal of an Army de cision last year which would have limited military training leading to a commission to men in four year, senior colleges. The revised program, inspired in part by strong criticism of that decision from military academies, entitles a, man to a reserve commission If he completes six years' train ing In preparatory school and Junior college, then goes on to get a college degree. Another requirement for' a com mission under the new system Is 1tha the man - attend summer camp between his Junior and sen ior college terms. In order to retain eligibility for membership in the military schools division, each institution must maintain a minimum enroll ment of 100 students. The 8 junior colleges and 34 (preparatory schools included in mu piugium uiciuae: Military junior colleges: ,Okla- I Rolling Pin nnuiiTc w w aw . and Serve 'em with MILK noma Military Academy, Clare- more, Okla.;. Allen Military Acad emy, Bryan, Tex. Military institutes: New Mexico Military Institute, Roswell, N.M.; Texas Military Institute, San An tonio, Tex.; Brown Military Acad emy, San Diego, Calif.; Kameha meha School for Boys, Honolulu, T.H. . CAPSIZED BUENOS AIRES. Argentina tfl A river launch capsized and sank near the big river port of Rosarlo Sunday and the latest official re port said 13 passengers perished. The launch operator said the pas sengers " all congregated at one rail. " - Getting Up Nights It worried by too (requent. buniin ai it hi ' Irequent, burniof or XT?.:1 riwau" "ver Minder, or Strcn vaaa7 Hi du to eomnion Kldntj and KfiHl10'1 eom'ortln help. 900 jiiUioo 6YSTBX UbleU umJ la put 35 yeir SviV? f -nd "". dnifrist (or biBTEX under money-tuck fuftrimtth 6m how much better jou eel tomorrow. Just Plug it in! 110 or 220 VotJ V V . ... 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A guard reported one con- who was serving a six-year term vici. apparently oojecung to for burelary ,, l,rcenyi ,t the dog." Olhers took up the cry and began tossing their plates and food on the floor. Guards fired on the convicts aft er they ran out into the prison yard. All privileges have been taken from the 3,000 Inmates. Radios, porters that "all is calm now and ! newspapers and magaiines are the men seem relaxed, but he I banned. They also were without added. "Just one silly kid could yard and recreational freedom yes set off a new rampage In the din-;ierday. A disturbance also occurred Sat urday night In the women's branch of the prison, which is located about a half mile from the men's penitentiary. , m - ORANCZ rLMVutt ACCUIUTI OOSAW top of a stairs In a cell block. The warden said Coffey was shot after he and other prisoners tossed chairs and furniture down the stairs at the guards. The warden said Colfey refused to' heed com mands to get back to his cell. ing room. The riot started in a dining room where SO0 to 600 Inmates were be- Nevada Said Fast Growing WASHINGTON Wl The Census Bureau says Nevada was the na tion's fastest-growing state during the last four years while West Vir ginia showed the greatest popula tion decline. The bureau'a annual estimate of population growth by states showed last night that all but 3 of the 48 states had civilian popula tion gains from April 1, 1950, to July 1, 1954. . . West Virginia's 'oooulatlot dropped 2.S per cent during that period while Nevada showed a 33.1 per cent gain. Other states with shrinking populations were Arkan sas and New Hampshire. Gains of more than 30 per cent were regis tered for Arizona and Florida. The bureau estimated the na tion's civilian population which excludes members of the armpd forces totaled 159,084.000 last July 1. This was an increase of 6.3 per cent from the 149,634,000 counted in the last full, census April 1, 1950. , Total population. Including the armed forces, was estimated ft 163,414,000 as of last July.' Meanwhile, Gov. Phil M. Don nelly and prison officials intenisfied their study of the state penal system. The governor Is trying to set up a commission to survey the entire Missouri setup. Work was started on it after the most disastrous riot in the prison's history occuired last Sept. 23. Four prisoners were killed and 30 men injured. Another rebellion Friday was quelled without casualties. None of the convicts injured Sat urday was reported in serious con dition. - Nine were wounded by guards. The others, suffering bruises and lacerations, were believed injured in fights between Negro" and white prisoners. The Negro prisoners were just being marched into the dining hall when white convicts started their food demonstration. A guard killed Joseph Coffey, 27, NOTICE! M U dangerous to tot covoji from common cold hancj on Chronic bronchitis may develop if your cough or chest cold is not treated. 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