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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1956)
PAGE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1956 Meekle MfiAfV : y I p wp f7rfTTf1,r3 -r oW,IWC V II J Uf.VOUCAN I Af f COT "TO THE N iR I FOOTEWJ-dAMC ) H! t 2- WTM J111 1 Y I Pacific nternationa YVi' Have Varied Entertainment City and country residents alike will find plenty of action at this year's Pacific International Live stock Exposition October 20 through 27 at North Portland, Gen' eral manager Walter A. Holt enr phasizes. "Registered show circuit live stock from some 20 states and Canada will be on exhibit in the barns, there will be a revue-type stage show presented to a seated audience twice nightly and at four matinees along with county ex hibits and an enlarged commer cial exhibit section planned to be of interest to every member of NEGOTIATIONS MOSCOW, W The top leaders of the Soviet Union and Japan opened personal negotiations Mon day to end the 11-year technical state of war between their countries. I the family," Holt said. In announcing the appearance of the 24 precision dancers from New York City, the Manhattan Rockets, Al Learman, production i manager and director, explains this is the first West Coast appear ance of the group and the first dance line to play Portland in recent years. In order to accommodate the dancers on the stage, it has been enlarged so that it is now 40 by 60 feet. The Rockets will share the stage with Ann Mason, the darling of NBC: Rufe Davi5, home spun comic, and Larry Oriswolfl diving-trampoline performer. There will also be two animal acts. Len Gray will present his NOW IS THE TIME TO LAY-AWAY for Christmas! Tovi. Games. Hohhv Supplies, Sportinq Goods FLEET'S 222 So. 7th Ph. TU 4-5320 Colorado Dam Projects Start SALT LAKE CITY W Bureau of Reclamation officials waited at two remote spots today for the signal from President Eisenhow er that starts construction of the gigantic Upper Colorado River project. Arrangements were made for the President to touch a button in the White House in Washington. It was to set off an electrical im pulse which would travel along telephone lines and on radio cir cuits to Glen Canyon, in northern Arizona, and Flaming Gorge, in northern Utah. There explosives were ready to begin, at the President's signal, construction work on two of the units which make up the 760-mil-lion-dollar project, largest reclam ation undertaking ever authorized by Congress at a single time. Glen Canyon, 700 feet high, and Flaming Gorge, 500 feet high, will be two of the four storage and power-producing dams of the Up per Colorado project. Both will be of concrete. Glen Canyon, on the Colorado River in Arizona, just south of the Utah border, will produce 800,000 kilowntts of power, about two thirds the capacity of Hoover Dam olso on the Colorado. Flaming Ciorge, on the uien River, a Colorado tributary, will produce 85,000 kilowatts. It is located in Utah, just south of the Wyoming border. The Upper Colorado project also includes distribution units which I will carry water to land in the' area for irrigation purposes. Al together the project embraces an area of about 110,000 square miles. Construction of Glen Canyon and F'oniing Gorge dams is expected to take about six years. Develop-1 men' of other units will take even longer. Youths Blasted By Crude Bomb CHICAGO W-Two high school boys, mangled in the explosion of a bomb they fashioned of iron pipe and chemicals bought in a drugstore, were in critical condi tion in Holy Cross Hospital today. The explosion of the potassium chromate and sulfur bomb blew off the left forearms of both William Ryan, 16, and Walter Prohaska, 15: badly mangled their right hands; and shredded their leg muscles. 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Tippy and Cobina, chimpanzees of: widespread fame will compete for laughs. j Holt emphasized that the $1 ad mission for adults and the 25 cents for children includes admission to everything held in conjunction with the nation s most diversified big siock snow. I WnrkiLn have been husv this'""'1" touch is f"Shed vln Workmen have been busy mis use(J fusely ;week at the Pacific International, R h t ,h buiidjng. : preparing ior inis years presrii- Ration. Carpenters, painters, elec tricians and artisans of every sort are transforming the 11 acre pa vilion into an unbelievably beauti ful setting for the big show, j Some 9.000 yards of plastic have Kaon i-cAil In Inrin a hlllia fpiVinO I throughout the show areas. An ORIENTAL RUGS For Rare Beauty and Lonq Wear KORENIANS IMPORTER 413 Main WHY OREGON WOMEN k Doug McKay it a man you con trust. Oregon women believe integrity is as important in government as in their own home. 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