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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1956)
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 18. 195g Vo5, Cons Of Proposition Tivo Discussed By Writer Icr of eorporaUons at the same districts nu - ; - time j visions from owning corporate i Remember. Proposition Two is 1 c t ,.:, i stnrk ithe ballot title of this non-parti- JSS ftaltU. f .he amendment would san measure on the NovenCe HiiJ T-ff-.ii-. .m.. -hhUii. th. ut to continue receiv-1 general election ballot. Here's Our TV Special of the Month! i lEditor'f Note: This is the sec-;hold and dispose of stocks be-lother activities for which it would ood article explaining the state iqueathed or given to Oregon by not be possible to use sute funds, land local measures which will ap- individuals or corporations. .medical care for crippled children, ipear on the November general this proposed constitutional medical research, and some txo ; election ballot.i - : amaruWrn ihu inin, n.!,.-strucuon has been accomplished in II as passed in the 4&h legis- with the money over the years. By MAX WALCHOPE lative assembly in 19351 would re-! Proponents of passage of the WS 3.-J5 M3 M. T wO, have move the prohibition against the amenamem pouu urn uui u o pear election ballot . - .. company, association or io turn uun gui mvu uj.t ,EK7 r.v.' corporation to the extent of per- contributed I greauy to u pan- ify the state's authority to receive. sUle ,0"cep d and operation of such state and dispose of any such stock insuiuuuus u. y- m Vflfl VLa U UUU TWO EAGLE SCOUT AWARDS will be presented at the Boy Scout Court of Honor to be held tonight in Fremont School. They will go to Donald Staitny, loft, and Brian Arnold, right. Donald, of Troop No. 33, Malin, it the 13-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sfastny, Malin and an eighth grader. Right is Brian Arnold, of Troop 42, spon sored by tho First Presbyterian Church who recently won the highest possible honor in Boy Scout work, the "God and Country Award." He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Arnold, 713 Roseway Drive. Marine Hero Found Guilty In Special Court Martial PARRIS ISLAND, S. C. VP A I Rome police said McLaughlin Marine Medal of Honor winner was arrested after going to the who held blazing hot machine home of his commanding officer, guns to fight off a Red Chinese Maj. Henry A. Checklou. and attack has been convicted by spe-. threatening the officer with an cial court-martial here. Sgt. Al-1 automatic shotgun. He was report ford Lee McLaughlin was sen-led to have been drinking white tenced to three months had la-1 whiskey, commonly known as corn nor, reduction to private and a liquor, at the time. 1120 fine. I Alter the incident. Marine The unpublicized court-martial! spokesmen said McLaughlin was was held on this sprawling recruit sent to the Charleston Naval Hos training center yesterday. Mc- pital at Charleston. S. C, for ob Laughlin pleaded guilty to drunk-iservation. enness and unauthorized absence; Details of (he court martial and was found guilty of disrespect were not released by Marine of to a superior officer and to a su- firials. perior noncommissioned officer. I The sergeant received the na The 28-ycar-old native o( Leeds. 1 lion's highest award for bravery Ala., was court-martialed for an from President Kisenhower Aug. episode last March at Rome. Ga.,jl7. 1933. He was decorated for his where he was stationed with a' defense of an outpost in Korea on Marine reserve outfit. jthe night of Sept. 4-3. 1932. DdJJIIili JCI I Prior jo ".SiL'lS j nr atiui ury gtruerdj. lire " : . state had accepted stock, and oth- be sold. .it,. i, a ,Ji . .... Passage of this constitutional ists Set Guest Talkers by state educational institutions amendment would not mean that Dr. Casper C. Warren of Char- and hospitals. These gifts have en-'". a" W0T-. k in r,iH ),.i,i . business by buying stock in cor- lotte North Carolina, national t0 scholarship an(J do many Derations, associations i or compan presidcnt of the Southern Baptist les; but it would allow the state Convention, will be the principal 4 . to continue receivuig such gifts. speaker at the annual meeting of CAP PCrrifiS ln fact- the state wou!d s,iU ih. R-ini;ct RtntKnrhiwl fit thf ilrp.- vnrpcK- flpnipd the richt to Dur- Igon-Washuigton Baptist Convention PIcnBS Hcri? chase stock in private firms, la men's organization of the con- 1 The state would be granted the ivention, at St. Paul's Episcopal, Four Civil Air Patrol members, right under this amendment to sell 'Church, beginning Monday. Octo-. Captain Everett Peery. Lieutenant or hold the stocks as they see ber 22. The first session will be-: William Kurtz and observers. Ser- fit: but would not allow the pur igin at 2 p.m. Daily sessions wiU'geant Art Welch and Sergeant chase of stocks with tas money continue through Tuesday evening, i John Wilson, ferried an L-16 and or with donated furfds. It merely Cictober 23. A Men's Fellowship an L-4, two aircraft issued by the provides for the acceptance of j Dinner w ill be served in the social , L'.S. Air Force to Klamath Falls stock that is donated or be 'rtom of St. Paul's Church Tues- from Palo Alto, California, on Oc- queathed. Oregon tax funds are day. October 23. at 6:30 p.m. jtooer 12. Inot involved. Othe- guest speakers include:' ne P'anes are to be used here The state senate passed the res Dr Eu"ene Hill secretary of edu- D-v ,ne CAP ,or cadet training and clution urging passage of the cation and promotion of the For- "arch and rescue missions to be amendment by the people unani eign Mission Board of the South- carried out in this area. mously and the house approved it era Baptist ConvenUon. and Dr. (.The CAP will meet every Mon- by a wide margin. Both candidates John Cavlor editor of the South-y night at the Altamont school for governor have endorsed it. ern Baptist 'llome Missions mag-! 7 P m- ,or cadets. AU boys and Opponents of the measure state azine of Atlanta Georia Meet- ,ounS men between the 'ages of that inasmuch as there are no ings will be under the direction of aJ 18 " are interested are ; provisions requiring the state, or Dr Hancy Roys. 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