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PETERSON SCHOOL BROWNIES clasp hand)
schools united for Dad-Daughter
Girl Scout Week, March II to 18.
to right: Margaret Foutz, Gloria Foutz, Roselyn Royse, Diane Parker, Paula Sabo and Diane
Royse. Twyla Ferguson and Shssta schools were also included in the neighborhood dinner
honoring fathers. Skits were given by each troop for entertainment.
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JIERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Light Rain.
Fog Prevail
By TIIK ASSOCIATED TRESS
Blustery March weather, wet
fogKV, an(1 cloudy, extended over
broad areai of the country today.
The only bright spots were in
the Southwest desert region and
Florida.
Light rain and fog prevailed
over the Middle Atiantlo - Coast
slates, southern sections of the
Ohio Valley, Tennessee and north
ern parts of Alabama, Georgia
and Mississippi. t
There was some fog and, snow
or snow mixed with rain In south
ern and central Illinois, Missouri,
central Indiana and northern Ar
kansas. Snow fell to a depth of 2
to 4 inches in northern Missouri,
with light falls In sections of Illi
nois and Indiana.' " .'
Heaviest rain fell : in .western
Tennessee and Kentucky, "with
falls of more than an inch in some
places.
Light snow fell In the northern
and central Rockies and In widely
scattered areas of the Great Ba
sin. Warmer weather was reported
in most of the country except in
the Northern Plains and northern
Minnesota. Another batch of cold
air moved southward from Cana
da and sent temperatures tumb
ling to zero and below. At Grand
Forks, N.D., it was -13. a drop of
34 degrees compared with 24
hours earlier.
It also was on the cold side In
the Great Lakes region with read
ings far below freezing.
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he tried to pay for a steak dinner
with a check. The mistake, Police
Chief B. J. Riley said, was signing:
the name of Bion W. Hall, fpderal
probation officer, to the check. Po
lice, called to the cafe by the
cashier, pave Gordon M. Craw
ford permission to finish his steak
before they took him to jail.
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Kim Novak Ponders Decision
To Marry Wealthy Mac Krim
By ALINE MOSBV
I nud Press Hollywood Writer
HOLLYWOOD (UP) Kim Novak
has decided she'll make up her
rrind about marrying wealthy Mac
Krim by the end of summer. But
her friends are bet ling those old
cupid'ktllers career and a big
movie studio are conspiring to
make her say (no.
The romance of the new star and
the handsome investor has 'become
a -real-life Romeo-Juliet story in
the tinsel town of heartbreak.
Kim says, "I'm going to the
Cannes Film Festival next month.
Within a few months after my re
turn I'll make up my mind about
Mac."
But the story behind this, has a
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Kim. a quiet, sweet girl, from
Chicago, met Krim. a fellow Chi
cagoan, in Hollywood when she
was an unknown. The couple, both
Catholics, fell in love with family
approval. Then her career blos
somed when an agent got her a
contract at Columbia Pictures.
The beautiful blonde was given
slar billing in her first picture,
"Pushover." Then came "Phffft."
Recently a true star was born
when she splashed across
the screen in "Picnic" and "The
Man With The Golden Arm."
Kim is an example of a star
manufactured by a studio, as op
posed to one who makes the grade
first on Broadway or TV. The stu
dio wants to protect its investment.
And young females rise faster as
single girls.
"As far as publicity is concerned,
it's better she's single and goes out
with actors." one studio worker ex
plains. "Naturally studio execu
tives suggested she'd be wise to
stay single for a while."
Some times she rebelled against
the studio. She asked Mac to be
her middle-man In talks with ex
ecutives about her career. And if
one looks closely at the dressing
room scene in "Picnic." he'll see
"KN loves MK" carved on the wall.
"Kim did that to needle the stu
dio," a friend chuckles.
But recently a new obstacle has
complicated the problem. Since
"Picnic," Kim has discovered she's
a big star.
"She's beginning to enjoy this
new world." her pal sighs. "Now
I think she figures it might be
wise if she didn't marry him."
Dulles Talks
In Viet Nam
SAIGON, South Viet Nam
Secretary of State Dulles declared
today that South Viet Nam has
made "striking progress toward
consolidation of a strong and free
country" in the past year.
Dulles flew in from Thailand for
a 22-hour official visit with Presi
dent Ngo Dinh Diem and Foreign
Secretary Vu Van Mau. He is tour
ing the Far East after attending
a conference of the Southeast Asia
Treaty Organization in Pakistan.
Speaking to a large crowd at
Saigon's airport, he said the re
cent election of a constituent as
sembly in South Viet Nam "is a
significant step toward develop
ment of a constitutional repre
sentative government."
"These achievements," he said,
'justify the Vietnamese people in
facing with resolute confidence
the great tasks which lie ahead."
Dulles goes from here to Man
ila. To our friends and custo
mers Hiqhway Grocery &
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trance, WILL RE-OPEN tor
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Girl Holds
Police At Bay
ATLANTA iff A 16-year-old gill
with red hair, a straight razor and
a switch-blade knife held suburban
DeKalb County authorities at bay
for three tense hours yesterday
before she wa disarmed.
Police Capt. Harry Christian
said siie placed the razor at her
throat and the open knife at her
side and warned officers:
"One step more and I'll kill my
self." ,
Christian and Juvenile Judge
Murphy Chandler eventually per
suaded her to put down the knife.
Then the police captain grabbed
the razor. He said his trouser leg
was slashed open in the struggle.
The girl was found in a wooded
area near her home after chasing
her stepfather and her mother
across the street. They called po
lice. Christian said she seemed to
think her family was too strict.
"She told us she'd been sent to
an institution last December and
stayed for six weeks. She said
she'd die before going back."
Juvenile authorities released the
girl In the care of her uncle.
Georgia's Juvenile Court law pro
hibits publication of the names of
persons 16 or under.
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