THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1955
HERALD AND NEWS KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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Slavs Say
Tiio, Diilles
Rumor False
; WASHINGTON (UFI Yugo
slavia has branded as "false" and
.distorted" reports that Marshal
Tito agreed with Secretary of
tate John Foster Dulles that So
viet satellites should be freed.
The nation's state-controlled ra
dio charged that Western news
"papers deliberately tried to "per
suade the publio that Yugoslavia
Jiad agreed to the problematic
conception of changing the status
.( the East European countries
,by force."
J Yugoslavia's objections grew out
4f Interpretations placed on a
statement made by Dulles at the
-conclusion of his recent talks with
'Tito. While Tito nodded agreement
Dulles said: "We arrived at the
.Joint accord that it is necessary
!o recognize the importance of the
independence of those Eastern
European countries, non-interference
from abroad in their Internal
problems, and the right for them
to choose according to their free
will their economic and social
order." . ,
Some American newspapers in
terpreted this as a pledge by Tito
to help In the U.S. campaign to
free the satellites from Russia's
grip.
American officials said these In
terpretatlons embarrassed Yugo
slavia In her Improved relations
with Russia.
The Yugoslav radio flatly de
nied that Tito "accepted the
American thesis on the attitude
toward the Eastern European
countries."
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THE TOWN WAS YOUNG when this picture of the old Merrill Hotel was taken. It was located
where a small building on a side street is now used for a rooming house. Some early arrivals
remember part of the folks in the picture who are, left to right, Mrs. Madge Coen and daughter
Patricia, Mrs. Ben Faus and son .Robert, a Mrs. Cannon, "Doc" Fleming and an unidentified
man. Ben Faus Photo
Other Women Trouble Leads
Td Killing Of Former Marine
Walker To Address Service Club Meet ,
Clyde Walker, a former U.S.
representative as farm machinery
specialist on the "Point Pour" pro
gram In Jordan, will speak at the
joint Rotary-Kiwanis meeting Fri
day noon the Willard Hotel on
the Arab-Israel problem.
Walker was on the agricultural
engineering faculty at Oregon State
College for 17 years before joining
the International Cooperative Ad
ministration for the work in Jor
dan. He now Is associated with the
Portand General Electric Company.
C. A. Henderson, Rotarian and
county agricultural agent, will be
chairman 01 the day.
RHEE PRAYS
SEOUL Wl South Korean Presi
dent Syngman Rhee joined. U. S.
soldiers at a quonset hut chapel
In Seoul for Thanksgiving prayers
today.
NEW VOLCANO
- MANILA -UH A new volcano' has
erupted in Tarlac Province, north
west of Manila, the Philippine
news service reported today.
LOS ANGELES (4 A housewife
knelt praying for an hour beside
her sleepuig husband's bed Thurs
day then killed him with a bullet
through the temple, police report.
ed. . . .
"All during our married life, for
more than seven years, It haa been
one girl after another," Mrs. Nina
Sorensen, 39, sobbed to officers.
They quoted her as saying:
She and her husband. William,
39. aircraft worker and Marine
Corps veteran, had been' "having
trouble for six or seven months
because of another woman." They
argued, then her husband went to
bed.
"Today is Thanksgiving. Every
thing is a big mess now, I don't
know how I could have done It.
We were supposed to go to dinner
together later today.
"I should have got -rid of that
gun long ago.
"Last night I was bothered with
a migraine headache. I've been
having them for months and can't
stand them. It came on after my
husband and I argued over that
other woman. The last one ... for
the past year, and she's 'married
and has children.
"After my husband went to bed
i sat and watcbed television and
prayed. I kept thinking of our trou
bles. I went Into the bedroom.
"I knelt down beside him and
prayed for about an hour.. I went
to my dresser and took out my
gun (a .25 caliber pistol).
"I went back to his aide. I knelt
down again. I prayed again and
then I shot him."
She called police herself, and
told officers the argument 'started
after Sorensen called her from the
home of the other woman, then
came home to "decide what to do
about this situation."
The couple had no children. Mrs.
Sorensen,, who declined to identify
the other woman, was booked on
suspicion of murder.
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